Bestiality Is Depraved / Western Animation

• American Dad!:
  • Overlaps with I Love the Dead in "For Whom the Sleigh Bells Toll": after the Smiths fend off Santa's forces, Bob Todd drags in a reindeer corpse and plans to cook it into venison after making "sweet, tender love" to it.
  • In "The Shrink", after discovering Stan's miniature city, Steve unknowingly picks up a miniaturized Stan and pretends he's having sex with a dog figure in an attempt to liven things up.
  • In "Fleabiscuit", Roger, in a dog costume, becomes a racing hound under Hayley's tutelage. It's explained that he was originally cast as Eddie from Frasier, but discovered he had a talent for running fast to escape the advances of Kelsey Grammer.
    Hayley: You're saying Kelsey Grammer has sex with dogs?
    Roger: Yeah, Niles bangs turtles. Everyone in Hollywood knows this stuff.
  • In "First, Do No Farm", after Stan's attempt to toughen Hayley up by turning the house into a farm Goes Horribly Right, he and Roger sabotage her efforts by letting rabbits loose in the fields. Stan sees that some of the rabbits look like Roger, implying this happened. Then they get termites to eat the shed, and Stan sees that some of the termites look like Roger, too.
    Roger: That's right, Stan. I found a way.
  • In "Don't Look a Smith Horse in the Mouth", Roger and Stan are training a horse to win a race when Roger convinces Stan that it needs a "full release" (read: jerking it off) in order to reach full potential. When Stan actually goes through with it (and is immediately told by Roger that he was messing with Stan), the horse is too traumatized to race.
• Carl of Aqua Teen Hunger Force is implied to have an interest in animals.
  Carl: Did you get that link I sent you about the woman having sex with a bee? ^note  Perhaps he’s a fan of the Bee Movie?
• Archer:
  • Malory's relationship with her dog Duchess suggests far more intimacy than the relationship a normal owner would have with their pet, to put it mildly. Not only is her son Sterling's codename Duchess, but her office contains a picture of Malory holding Duchess◊ in an homage to the infamous photo of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, and most of her apartment's decorations are pictures of Duchess. In a flashback in Season 4, Malory is shown taking Duchess on a romantic carriage ride through Central Park as a birthday present.
  • When asked how she became so great at sex, Pam ascribes it to growing up on a dairy farm.
• Bestia: Played for Drama. Ingrid Olderöck, the Villain Protagonist, is a torturer for the fascist government of Pinochet's Chile. She has a sexual relationship with her dog, as shown in a scene where the dog is giving her cunnilingus. But it gets worse than that, when a Rape Discretion Shot reveals that Olderöck is using her dog to rape the women in the basement torture chamber.
• Implied in the Bob's Burgers episode "Dr. Yap". Bob makes out with Linda's sister Gayle while high on dental anasthetics, and she remarks that his tongue in her mouth "doesn't feel like her cat's tongue." Now, how might she know what that feels like?
• Castlevania (2017):
  • One of the patrons at the bar Trevor was drinking in has a loud conversation about how he hit another man with a shovel for catching him in the act of screwing one of his goats.
  • When asked about what she thinks of Godbrand, a viking vampire who has been courting her for years, Carmilla says she'd consider it if every other male vampire dropped dead, and half the women, and some of the animals.
  • When vampire Lenore recounts that she's been fucking human Forgemaster Hector to Carmilla's council as part of a plot to ensnare Hector to their whims, they all react with utter disgust, something that only magnifies when she reveals she's going to continue having sex with him, as the vampires consider humans to be nothing more than mere cattle despite their intelligence, invoking this trope from their perspective.
• Drawn Together:
  • Averted in "Mexican't Buy Me Love", in an attempt to earn money and get a flight home, Toot attempts to put on a donkey show. The Donkey, in reply to that then says "Even a filthy animal like myself has standards."
  • Captain Hero has repeatedly stated an interest in sexual congress with a 12-year old girl and a donkey.
• Quagmire, of Family Guy, has examples of this among his many, many other perversions.
  • Quagmire has a thing for giraffes, it seems. In one episode, Peter releases all the animals from the zoo. A giraffe sticks his head into Quagmire's bedroom window:
    Quagmire: [stirs awake] Hmmm, honey, that feels really good. Hey, hey, HEY! WHAT THE HELL?! You're not the same giraffe from last night! Get out of here!
  • In another episode when the Quahog city government is disbanded and no laws are enforced, Quagmire uses his chance to get with a giraffe again. She later gives birth. The child has Quagmire's face.
    Baby: GIRAFFITY!
    Quagmire: Yeah, see, that's not mine.
  • In the episode "Perfect Castaway", him and the guys play a game of "I Never", in which you had to take a shot if you ever did anything that any of the others said they never did. Quagmire ends up getting wasted more and more with each shot. One of them involved giving a monkey a reach-around.
  • In the episode "A Fish Out of Water", Peter develops a rivalry with a fellow fisherman. At one point, he switches out the sign at Peter's fish stall with one that says "I Had Sex With All These Fish", catching the interest of a passing man.
    Man: Wow. So how do you do it?
    Peter: Well, I throw the old worm out there, they usually go for that, and after struggling a bit they lie back and accept it.
    Man: [gives Peter a card with his phone number] We should get together later.
    Peter: Uh, okay?
  • Quagmire also apparently got it on with a turtle once, during a Cutaway Gag that has Quagmire sticking his head out of a turtle shell to see if there was something going on. The turtle asks if something's wrong, but Quagmire dismisses it and retreats back inside.
  • In one episode, Quagmire admitted to being attracted to the monkeys at the zoo, lamenting that the armed guards there prevent him from having his way with them.
  • Peter has also learned what the blowhole is NOT for, which is why he can never visit Sea World again.
    • In a later season, Peter thinks one of the Amish's horses are sexy.
  • In the episode where Brian was believed to have impregnated the Pewterschmidts' greyhound Seabreeze, it turns out that Seabreeze's puppies were fathered by Ted Turner.
    • Under normal circumstances, Brian's many, many human girlfriends would definitely count, but aside from a brief mention by Peter they aren't even seen as unusual in the slightest... until Brian traveled to an alternate universe where humans' and dogs' roles were reversed. Then his desire for human women became Squick.
  • Happens in "Farmer Guy", when Chris's favorite hen lays a massive egg that hatches into a big chicken with his face.
• Fanboy and Chum Chum features a G-rated variant in "Night Morning", where Lupe claims that her uncle is married to a chicken.
• The Fairly OddParents!:
  • "Super Poof" has a downplayed example where octopus-like alien Mark Chang receives unwanted attention from a non-sapient octopus.
  • In "Love At First Bark", Timmy wishes that his father loves Dinkleberg's dog Peaches as much as Sparky does in hopes that his wish will make his dad stop preventing Sparky from seeing Peaches. The unintended result is that Timmy's Dad falls in love with Peaches and fights over her with Sparky.
  • In "Animal Crockers", Mr. Crocker's mother comments on the Crockeroos' resemblance to her son by asking Crocker if he married a monkey without telling her.
• Implied in a gag in Futurama: "You'd sacrifice a beautiful woman to save a moderately attractive monkey?"
• Gravity Falls:
  • In "Irrational Treasure", we learn that it is legal to marry a woodpecker in Gravity Falls thanks to the town's eccentric founder. One man takes full advantage of this, but he's frequently seen to be arguing with his woodpecker spouse.
  • Apparently, Stan has kissed a pig at least once.
  • There's also Old Man McGucket and his "Raccoon Wife", who, judging by how she keeps running away from him, may not be consenting.
  • The gnome leader also enjoys bathing in squirrels and carrying them in his pants.
    "This is normal for gnomes!"
• Harley Quinn (2019):
  • Played for Laughs in that Harley Quinn is disgusted with Batman because she thinks he fucks bats.
  • In "Being Harley Quinn", Harley recalls the time when an Alpha Bitch at her school spread a rumor that Harley lost her virginity to a horse.
  • In "Bensonhurst", the Penguin's nephew Joshua Cobblepot buys a "dolphin encounter". Bane gets a little suspicious about that.
  • "Another Sharkley Adventure" has the Ratcatcher appear on Tawny's talk show and make out with one of his rats. Harley is excited by this.
• Hazbin Hotel briefly mentions Hooker with a Heart of Gold Angel Dust receiving a text from his Bad Boss Valentino about a "donkey show", which is fortunately not elaborated on. Angel is very much not into it, but resigned to Val making him do awful things.
• In The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack, when the evil inventor's brother gets a crush on Bubbie, a whale, Captain K'nuckles calls him a "disgusting weirdo."
  • In another episode Bubbie decides to show off a necklace Flapjack made her and two sailors cat call and compliment her.
• An inverted example is Mr. Pickles. The titular evil dog likes to grope and feel up his human Beverly who remains oblivious to his true intentions. His infatuation goes as far as he has a sex dream with her before being woken up and has an effigy of him humping her built in his liar.
  • In season 3, episode 2, Sheriff is forced into sleeping with a female wolf and comes out of the experiencing feeling like "a man".
• Neighbors from Hell has Majorie Sparks, who is in a very intimate relationship with her dog. The dog, however, hates it so much, he is Driven to Suicide, trying but failing to kill himself each episode appearance.
• The first episode of Perfect Hair Forever has a talking tree openly admit that he has sex with dogs.
• In Rick and Morty, Rick created a Sugar Bowl world known as "Froopyworld" for his daughter Beth when she was a child as a child-safe place where she could have fun that she trapped a childhood friend in. Said kid, being stuck in a place with no nutrients as well as no way to deal with the urges of a growing boy, ended up fornicating with the local fauna to create horrific mutants that he uses as both a food source and for personal pleasure.
• Robot Chicken:
  • Well, I guess it's about that time to tell you boys why I was fired from the zoo.
  • Another skit involved a human fangirl wanting to have sex with Alvin, much to the disgust of everyone else. When they are alone, she was offput by his scent (which she described as gamy) and his retractable genitalia. Theodore and Simon have sex with the fangirl's previously-disgusted friends at the end.
  • A sketch involving the Wuzzles involves Bumblelion and Eleroo thinking about how they came to be, showing their respective parents doing it. They then express disgust at the implications of Donkeyhuman's parents.
  • Yet another sketch featuring the Harry Potter characters James Potter, Sirius Black and Peter Pettigrew has them turn into animals to distract Remus Lupin after he turns into a werewolf. James, who transforms into a deer, immediately mounts a doe, prompting Sirius to call him out for being disgusting. James defends his actions on the principle of "When in Rome" and Peter admits he's fucked plenty of rats as a rat. The sketch ends with the doe revealing itself to be Professor McGonagall.
    Doe: Gentlemen, are we going to bone or what?
  • One sketch has it that the invention of the bagpipes came about from a Scottish shepherd named Stuart covering up his attempt to lay with his sheep. He says he killed two loves that day, music and his poor Bessie.
  • When Belle from Beauty and the Beast goes for a gynecology exam, her doctor tells it to her straight.
    Doctor: Listen, I don't condone bestiality, but if you're going to have sex with dogs, then you're going to get a yeast infection.
• In Sealab 2021 Marco is allegedly killed when he's caught having sex with a shark by the shark's husband. This resulted in a half-human, half-shark, Sharko.
  Brad: Get your human penis out of my wife's sharkgina!
• The Simpsons:
  • Troy McClure has, as one of his reasons for his career's downturn, a scandal involving his "actions" at the Springfield Aquarium, as revealed in "A Fish Called Selma".
    Legs: I thought you said Troy McClure was dead?
    Fat Tony: No, what I said was he sleeps with the fishes.
  • An exchange is given in the episode "To Surveil with Love".
    Mayor Quimby: All in favor of term limits, say "I... have sex with animals."
    Cletus Spuckler: I do have sex with animals, but I am not in favor of term limits.
• South Park.
  • The "Chickenlover" episode.
  • And there was one where they visit Mexico, cheering at the sights. One of these is a donkey show.
  • And of course, Mr. Garrison, who's had sex with (at minimum) a pigeon and a pig.
  • Lets not get into their depiction of PETA...
    Terrance: You're such a pig-fucker, Phillip!
    Phillip: Terrance, why would you call me a pig-fucker?
    Terrance: Well, let's see. First of all, you fuck pigs.
    Phillip: [Beat] ...oh yeah!
  • Implied with Chef. He's looking through a book of photos of him and the many women he's made love to. When Cartman points to a picture of him naked with a goat and asks what he was doing he says it's nothing.
  • Several episodes and The Movie reference or portray zoophilia for comic effect. In the movie, one of the phrases the doctor uses to test Cartman's new V-Chip is "horsefucker" and the image used is a man having sex with a horse. In "Douche and Turd," PETA members are portrayed as being married to various animals. One member has even had a child with an ostrich. The resulting abomination begs for someone to kill it.
  • In a strange variation, Cartman attempts to train a pony to bite Scott Tenorman's penis off. He builds an effigy of his enemy, and attaches a hotdog to represent the pe—well, you can picture it. Cartman is dismayed when, instead of biting the hotdog, the horse fellates it. It becomes a Funny Background Event while Cartman has a conversation with Jimbo and Ned.
  • Apparently, this is just one of the many bizarre things that Randy masturbates to. In the episode “Over Logging,” Randy looks up bestiality on the internet while trying to get an orgasm. While he’s moaning, we hear a woman loudly breathing alongside elephant noises from the computer.
  • Their depiction of Kanye West, who, at the end of his episode, declares himself to be a "gay fish" and launches into a song sequence that features him performing oral sex on various fish.
  • "The Pandemic Special" reveals that not only does the series' version of Mickey Mouse have a thing for fucking bats, COVID-19 is actually an STD borne from Randy Marsh having sex with a Pangolin while he was in China.
• Given its setting and tone, Squidbillies is bound to have some of this.
  Early: You wanna bang y'allself a goat? 'Cause the goat's dead, but, uh, we c'n still do this thang. Hell, I'll give you boys a discount!
  • The main characters are a family of squids in a world otherwise inhabited by humans. By definition any sex they have is either this or incest.
  • Early's cousin is a "civilized" squid from the city who has a wife and two kids (The wife and daughter are human. The son is... Cthulhuian.) They end up tricking Rusty to go live with them after seeing how horrible his life is. His wife later seduces Rusty. They get caught in the act, but it's implied that he did her at least once before.
    • A later season has a two-parter involving Rusty getting his human sister pregnant and choosing to be there for her as a father.
• The Tex Avery Show often approaches this dangerously close (like one of the Cro-Magnons marrying a dino, or other gags in this vein — obviously, not even remotely actual sex, it's a kids show after all...).
• Total Drama All-Stars: The episode “No One Eggspects the Spanish Opposition,” has the contestants gathering eggs from the mutant creatures from the last season. In the process, Zoey and Mike steal an egg from Larry. When they bring the egg back, however, it hatches. One of the babies has a face identical to Chris’s, as he looks away and whistles, implying that he’s the father.
• The Xavier: Renegade Angel episode "Signs from Godrilla" involves a priest having sex with a gorilla.