Creepy Uncle

"Come over here and sit on yer uncle's lap!"

— Uncle Pepi, Mark Of The Devil

A version of the Dirty Old Man and Evil Uncle with some incest thrown in — a character who has a rather excessive and unhealthy attachment to their niece or nephew. If the story wants to avoid explicit incest, it might be made clear that the uncle is husband to the character's biological aunt; in his mind, he might think it's "okay" since they're Not Blood Related. Oddly, it rarely intersects with Evil Uncle since most of the latter are evil and a threat to their nieces and nephews for different reasons.

Compare Parental Incest, Pervert Dad, Lecherous Stepparent, and Kissing Cousins. Contrast Cool Uncle.

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Examples:

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• A less perverted (but still just as creepy) example occurs in a Clorox Bleach commercial, where a teenage girl walks in on her uncle wearing her bathrobe and enjoying it a little too much. Her robe was probably not the only thing she needed to bleach afterwards.

Anime & Manga

• In Tsukigasa, after Azuma's mother (his uncle's sister) dies, Azuma's uncle rapes him because he resembles her.
• In Vampire Knight, Rido, Yuuki's parental and maternal uncle, pursues his teenage niece who is the spitting image of her mother. What makes him even creepier? According to Yuuki's memories, he had come for her multiple times when she was seven.
• Mikoto and Mei's uncle Mayu from Mei no Naisho, who left the family when he was young "because there aren't any cute little boys". Cue him meeting his nephew.
• Bleach:
  • As an orphaned child, Haschwalth's sole caretaker was his uncle. He first meets Bazz-B while under a lot of pressure to hunt down a rabbit before he goes home to his uncle. His uncle catches up to him and addresses him in a very eerie and uncomfortably affectionate manner which instantly kills Haschwalth's enthusiasm over making a friend. When Yhwach culls the local Quincy population, it's implied that Haschwalth is not upset by his uncle's death.
  • Late in the series, it's revealed that Eighth Division captain Shunsui Kyoraku, who previously exhibited some, shall we say, questionable behavior towards his lieutenant Nanao Ise, is her uncle, Nanao being the daughter of his late older brother.
• Yokoshima-sensei of Seitokai Yakuindomo is a Creepy Aunt, who has on several occasions shown interest in her nephew (who is in elementary school). As far as we know, he's oblivious, though his parents definitely don't approve.
• An aunt-on-nephew example occurs in Goodnight Punpun when the fiancee of Punpun's uncle rapes him as a middle schooler.
• In One Piece, Doflamingo behaves in a rather creepy manner toward Trafalgar D. Water Law. Doffy's younger brother Rocinante was Laws Parental Substitute and Big Brother Mentor
• Lucky Star has Soujiro Izumi, an admitted paedophile who was quite happy when his niece, Yutaka moved in. He's shown to be fond of giving her (and his daughter, Konata) hugs, which Konata actually calls him out on. His other niece, Yui, evens subtly threatens him, telling him not to hug her sister anymore than he needs to. It's admittedly a light version, though, as it never goes further than some unwanted hugs.

Comedy

• In Chris Rock's comedy special, Bigger & Blacker, he talks about how your uncles prepare you for life due to all the subtypes of uncles there are (e.g., the gay uncle, the alcoholic uncle, and so on). This bit naturally includes an anecdote about how "Everybody's got that one molester uncle."
  "GET THEM KIDS! GET THEM KIDS! HURRY UP, GET THEM KIDS! DON'T YOU LEAVE THEM WITH YOUR UNCLE JOHNNY! DON'T YOU LEAVE THEM WITH YOUR UNCLE JOHNNY!"
• Jim Jefferies has a skit on meeting your relatives in heaven, including "uncle who used to touch me". How did he get up there? He used to work for the church.

Comic Books

• Shade, the Changing Man: In issue 26 of Peter Milligan's run, Lenny confides to Kathy while she is in bed with her that her uncle Bill used to creep her out when she was a child by appearing naked in front of her in her bedroom. When her parents ignored her concerns, Lenny eventually got back at her uncle during his wedding by stripping in front of everyone, knowing that they way her uncle would react to her nude body would outrage his new wife.
• Spider-Man: In one comic, Spidey tells a kid worried about molestation about a kid who was molested by an older friend. He then ends with saying that that kid was him (Peter). The older friend looked suspiciously like Uncle Ben, and there is an Urban Legend that he was originally supposed to be Uncle Ben. Yeah.
• Swamp Thing: Anton Arcane is probably one of the most horrifying examples of this trope. This dude committed such horrible actions like possessing his niece's dead husband's corpse, having a relationship with her through said husband's corpse which includes sex, and then sending her soul to hell all because she wouldn’t become his apprentice.
• Wolverine: In Daken Dark Wolverine, Daken's psycho ex-boyfriend Marcus once attached himself to the Los Angeles criminal organization known as the Pride, to the point where Chase Stein knew him as "Uncle Eli". He was kicked out after the Steins caught him literally hovering over Chase's bed while the boy slept, though apparently he never actually molested Chase.

Comic Strips

• Averted in, of all things, the Charles Addams cartoons. Fester is both an uncle and extremely creepy, but the creepiness comes from his idiosyncrasies as an Addams rather than any unhealthy attachment to Wednesday or Pugsley — in fact, he's the closest thing to a Cool Uncle that the two have.

Fan Works

• In ASL In Red Rocinante officially adopts Law, making him legally his son. While captured by his older brother Doflamingo, poor Rocinante is horrified and disgusted to find out that his brother blatantly lusts after his son. To the point where Doffy wants to Unperson Law's boyfriend and take his place. The rest of Roci's family, his partner Kuzan and his father Sengoku are infuriated as well.
• Gender-Inverted in Cheating Death: Those That Lived. Among the many secrets Finnick reveals during his broadcast, one of them is that his first "patron" is sexually attracted to children under 15 and is implied to have sexually assaulted people of that age, up and including her own niece.
• In the Jem fic Farewell to Life the Way We Knew It, Jetta mentions having a "creepy uncle" who stayed over when she was a kid, but she refuses to talk about it more.
• The King Nobody Wanted: Jayne Bracken's frightened reaction to hearing that her uncle Hollys will be at a castle she is heading to implies that she sees him as this. This is confirmed when he first appears in person and drunkenly gropes a visibly frightened Jayne while commenting that she's "pretty as ever." Jayne's sister Barb's cold comment that he had better "stay away from Jayne and stay away from me" may indicate that she's been the subject of similar unwanted attention.
• Defied in A Song of Ice and Fire fanfic Kitty. Brynden Tully is passionately attracted to his niece Catelyn (resulting in him rejecting potential brides left and right) but never allows himself to act on it.
• Rodolphus Lestrange is portrayed as this to Draco in "Punishment for Eardropping".
• Gender-Inverted with Aunt Cass in the Big Hero 6 fanfiction Say Something, who molests her young nephew, Hiro.
• UNDERTOW: The step-brother of Minx's father sexually abused her for 2 years, starting at age 10. He was eventually arrested and given treatment.
• In Forbiden Fruit: The Tempation of Edward Cullen, Tiaa is molested by her over-the-top evil Uncle Larry.

Films — Live-Action

• This is mentioned in a popular version of Les Misérables which is often shown in schools. To be more specific, Jean Valjean goes to get Cosette from the family taking care of her. Infuriated that they treat her as a servant, he demands that she be allowed to play. After they tell her to go play, the couple asks him if "Monsieur would prefer that she play on his lap."
• This trope is mentioned in the "name your cliché" speech from Con Air about Billy Bedlam and his motivations for the murders that sent him to prison:
  Garland Greene: He's a font of misplaced rage. Name your cliché; Mother held him too much or not enough, last picked at kickball, late night sneaky uncle, whatever. Now he's so angry moments of levity actually cause him pain; gives him headaches. Happiness, for that gentleman, hurts.
• Frank from Hellraiser. Initially, his main target of interest was Kristy's stepmother, with whom he had an affair. However, he eventually tires of her, and is shown to later set his sights on Kristy, whom he even mentions has "gotten beautiful." He later tries to rape her, and in the sequel, tries again... and gets a bit further when she kisses him to distract him.
• In Slumber Party Massacre III, the killer is hinted to have had an incestuous relationship with his uncle.
• Felicia from The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert describes sabotaging a creepy uncle in childhood. "Get your mum, Uncle's stuck in the plug hole!"
• The direct-to-video horror spoof Jack Frost (1997) (not to be confused with the Michael Keaton family comedy of the same name) had the story of killer snowman Jack told by one of these characters to his niece (no incest, though). Even though the girl is American, the uncle is apparently British.
• A deleted scene from Home Alone revealed Frank to be (possibly) one of these, as he gets enjoyment out of pulling Kevin's pants down. Which would be ironic, since in the sequel he accuses Kevin of being an inversion of this, calling him a "nosy little pervert" for recording him singing in the shower.
• Uncle Charlie from Stoker is one of these, though less overtly sexually than most, and he's awfully concerned with his niece India being "of age". Too bad that's not the biggest thing wrong with him.
• There's a gender inversion in the French film, Lila Says, wherein the title character is abused by her Creepy Aunt.
• One of the subplots in Monsoon Wedding involves an uncle who abused the bride's cousin Ria as a child and now she's worried that he's doing the same thing to an even younger cousin.
• Evie in Thirteen (2003) was molested by her uncle, reason why he ended doing seven years in jail.
• Wild Things: In the director's cut we learn that Susie is Sandra's half-sister and Kelly's aunt, despite being basically the same age as the latter. Which means that lesbian pool scene was in fact incestuous. While Kelly can get a pass on the incest (she didn't know), Susie willingly seduced her niece as part of her scheme.
• I Am Roshni: Roshni is molested by her uncle, which narratively serves to contrast with her consensual, loving Brother–Sister Incest relationship with Raj.
• A Haunting at Silver Falls: Kevin spends most of the film as a normal, caring uncle, until Jordan discovers the truth. He then goes along with Anne's plot to murder her, but attempts to rape her first. There's some foreshadowing as well, when he strokes her hair at one point for a brief moment, long enough to be creepy but not long enough for Jordan to comment on it.
• Saddle Tramp: Della ran away from home because her uncle was inappropriately handsy with her. He would laugh it off when she complained, and her aunt dismissed it as him just joking around.
• Unfriended: It is implied that Laura Barns was sexually abused by her uncle, one of the possible issues that contributed to her suicide.
• The fact that Jamie Strode, Michael Myers's niece was forced to have a Child by Rape by the Cult of Thorn in Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers was bad enough, but the producer cut makes it — and the depths of Michael's evil — worse by the reveal that Michael was the father.

Literature

• Amaranta Buendía, from One Hundred Years of Solitude, is a Creepy Aunt to her nephew, Aureliano José, with whom she becomes physically intimate while he's still a young boy. However, they never go beyond touching, since she decides to stop the affair after her mother Úrsula catches them almost kissing. She also molests her great-grand-nephew when he's three years old.
• In Mercedes Lackey's Brightly Burning, when Lavan bitterly remarks that his mother wouldn't believe that kids from good families — like the older kids at school — would be bullies, Lavan's fellow student Owyn shrewdly makes a few observations, culminating with a cut-off remark about "slick uncles" that act friendly to little kids.
• Baron Harkonnen from Dune wants to molest both his nephew and his grandson. And when his memory-ghost or whatever-it-can-be-called takes control of his granddaughter's mind, SHE gets pretty squicky too. He's also pretty evil, but (per the trope) is not an Evil Uncle. Weird, eh?
• City of No End: Celvyn Leibowitz tends to hit on his niece Sibyla, a habit which she is very uncomfortable with.
• A Song of Ice and Fire':
  • Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish qualifies; his protegée Sansa Stark, on whom he's made frequent advances, is technically his niece since he married her maternal aunt, Lysa Arryn. Made even creepier by the fact that he is trying to pass her off as his daughter... while calling her by his mother's name, no less!
  • Prince Daemon Targaryen, younger brother of King Viserys I, was thought of as a troublemaker in the court, and was seen as a bad influence towards the king's daughter and heir apparent, Rhaenyra. A purportedly scandalous act involving them (accounts of which differ; one stated that Daemon taught Rhaenyra how to please a man, while another stated that they straight up had sex) led the furious Viserys I to banish Daemon from the court for a time. Then of course, years later, the uncle and niece married and had children, from whom the current Targaryen line is descended.
• Bridget Jones has one — although he isn't actually her uncle, just a pervy family friend. He's eventually revealed to be a closet homosexual, but this doesn't stop him making advances on her.
• Karen/Charis's uncle in The Robber Bride takes this to its most logical, horrible extreme, continually raping her when she moves into his house at the age of nine. The abuse only stops when she starts puberty. He's creepily affectionate around other people and during the assaults, making it even worse.
• In The Sookie Stackhouse Mysteries, Sookie's great-uncle Bartlett. When she tells Bill about this, Bill kills him.
• There's a variant in Confessions of Georgia Nicolson with Georgia's older cousin James, who unsubtly hits on her, and even attempts to grope her while staying the night at her house.
• One of the Teenage Worrier books has cartoons of annoying relations of Letty, including an uncle leering at her while commenting on how much she has grown since he last saw her.
• Jeannette Walls' uncle in The Glass Castle is one of these. After he attempts to molest her, she refuses to continue going to his house to bathe, even though she has no other access to running water.
• Pete from Alfie's Home. He molests the title character for months.
• In the Dick Francis book Wild Horses, Jackson Wells reveals that his daughter is not immune to the sinister sexual intentions of his brother (who once tried to have an orgy with Jackson's first wife).
  Jackson: Ridley disgusts me but Lucy still thinks he's a laugh, which won't last much longer as he'd have his hand up her skirt by now except that I've told her always to wear jeans[.]
• The Ayn Rand Expy in Illuminatus!, Atlanta Hope, is a cold rationalist anorgasmic woman who, secretly, longs to experience a sexual climax with somebody or something. In her back-story, it is revealed that a creepy uncle sexually molested her when she was twelve, exploiting her sexual ignorance.
• The protagonist of Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation, Rudeus Greyrat, was this in his past life. He was thrown out of his house when he was caught masturbating to pictures he took of his young niece instead of attending his parents' funeral. However, this was Adapted Out when the original web novel was adapted into light novels and anime, presumably to make Rudeus a less disgusting and unsympathetic character. In those versions, he's just implied to have been caught watching porn.
• In Warrior Cats, Clan cats are only allowed to breed with cats inside their own clan. This inevitably causes distant incest to occur sometimes. Ashfur is the half-brother of Sandstorm. Ashfur fell for Squirrelflight, Sandstorm's daughter and thus his niece, but it was unrequited. Ashfur then proceeded to try and kill Squirrelflight's mate and their kits.
• In Was, Dorothy's uncle Henry turns lecherous as she grows into a woman. Aunt Em knows but chooses to ignore the molestation.
• A rare gender flip occurs in The Perks of Being a Wallflower. Charlie's Aunt Helen molested him when he was young, but he repressed the memories. They come flooding back when he makes out and almost has sex with Sam.
• In Daughter of Smoke and Bone, one of the main villains, Jael, has a creepy crush on his niece Liraz. After he usurps the throne, he intends to turn her into his Sex Slave.
• Captive Prince: Laurent's uncle, the Regent, is an utterly amoral aristocrat and a known pederast. One who raped the then thirteen-year-old Laurent after Laurent's brother's death.
• Xandri Corelel's uncle used to fondle her when she was an adolescent. When she tried to tell her parents, her mother called her a liar, then forced her to hug the uncle.
• Leann Jordan from Evidence of Things Not Seen was sexually abused by her uncle and later her cousin, both of whom told her it was okay because they loved her. When her mother found out, she called her a tease and sent her to live with her aunt as punishment.
• In Cyteen, the first Ari’s Uncle Geoffrey molested either her bodyguard Florian (the official story) or Ari herself (the version she’s implied to have told Ari II). The second Ari’s Uncle Denys proves Even Evil Has Standards when he goes off-script on the “reproduce the genius by precisely replicating her upbringing” plan and molests none of the children in his household, pushing Ari to assert her independence with untenable levels of surveillance instead.
• Burmese Days has Mr. Lackersteen, who makes several attempts to rape his niece Elizabeth during her stay in Kyauktada. This motivates her to try and get married as soon as possible, so she can leave his house and get away from him.
• Lost Voices: After the deaths of her parents, Luce is left with her alcoholic uncle Peter, who pines after her mother Alyssa while not caring for Luce herself at all. One night Peter attempts to rape Luce, calling her "Alyssa," before abandoning her by the side of a cliff. It's this trauma that triggers Luce's transformation into a mermaid.
• The Diaries of the Family Dracul: Vlad engages in an incestuous relationship with his great-niece, Zsuzsanna.
• The Sunne in Splendour: Averted, as Richard III does not have a crush on or intend to marry his niece Bess, but thanks to her crush on him and the Malicious Slander of his enemies, rumors start that he does.

Live-Action TV

• Game of Thrones: Although his attraction to Sansa is not new, Littlefinger's marriage to her maternal aunt Lysa in "First of His Name" makes him her literal uncle. She's also pretending to be his biological niece as well, so he's creepy uncle squared.
• Buck Henry's "Uncle Roy" character from the earliest seasons of Saturday Night Live.
• Charlie's Uncle Jack from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. That guy is waaaaaaaaaay too into having Charlie "show on the doll" where his old coach supposedly touched him. It's also been mentioned that he was always trying to wrestle with him when he was a kid. Charlie is very uncomfortable, even as an adult, with the prospect of sharing a bedroom with him (preferring to be homeless instead). It's definitely implied that the man is attracted to children (he tries to defend child pornography while on television at one point) and he may have at least tried to molest Charlie as a kid. It is also heavily implied in the episode, "The Nightman Cometh", that the titular villain of Charlie's play who steals the Little Boy's soul, is at least partially based on Uncle Jack.
• Sookie's great-uncle Bartlett in True Blood. Like in the book series, Bill kills him in revenge for what he did to Sookie. Sookie later learns that Bartlett had left her everything he owned in his will.
• J.D. and Carla in Scrubs each seem to have had one who came to their ballet classes and said, "Keep dancing, pretty girl."
• Merlin. Shades of this pop up in one of the early Agravaine eps of season 4... he doesn't actually molest anyone, given it's a family show, but he really gives the indication of wanting to try something with Gwen. Who, of course, will be his niece one day even though she isn't yet.
• Troy in Community pretends to have one of these in order to gain sympathy from Britta and his drama class.
• Homicide: Life on the Street: It's revealed in Season 5 that Bayliss was molested as a child by his uncle.
• In an Inside Amy Schumer sketch, Amy goes to a psychic and asks her to summon the spirit of her grandmother; however, the psychic only manages to summon the spirit of Amy's creepy uncle, Randy.
• Eastenders had Kat and Zoe Slater, who are supposedly sisters but in fact are mother and daughter; Kat was raped by Uncle Harry (her father's brother, since his surname was also Slater). To make matters worst, he attempted to do the same thing with Zoe.
• In the Very Special Episode of Family Ties called "Give Your Uncle Arthur A Kiss", Mallory deals with a friend of her father's whom she's known for years, but is now making advances to her, frightening her.
• Profit: Nora Gracen was molested by her uncle Arthur McClane when she was a little girl. When Jim Profit learns of this, he uses McClane's crimes to sabotage a covert takeover of the Gracen company orchestrated by McClane and Nora's husband by convincing her to confide this secret to her husband. Jim later presents Nora the opportunity to get revenge by feeding McClane food he's allergic to and giving her the choice to let him die in front of her or call the paramedics. She chooses to watch him choke to death.
• In a Law & Order: Special Victims Unit episode in which an addled elderly woman is found in a stranger's home, a lifelong friend of hers tells the detectives that when they were kids, "She had what we called... a funny uncle."
• Luke Cage (2016): It's implied in the first season, and outright stated in the second, that Mariah had been raped by her great uncle Pete, leading to the conception of their daughter Tilda.
  Mariah: Her uncle ain't supposed to be her daddy!
• Discussed in an episode of House, in a typical Black Comedy way, when House is concerned that the Patient of the Week may be an abuse victim he's right:
  Dr. Eric Foreman: [to House] Why would your mind go to abuse so fast?
  Dr. Gregory House: I had a funny uncle.
  Dr. Eric Foreman: You were abused?
  Dr. Gregory House: What? No. Why would your mind go to that so fast? I just had a funny uncle. Great stories. Always filthy.

Music

• Part of the backstory of Evelyn Evelyn is that, whilst living at an orphanage that was actually a cover for a child pornography and prostitution ring, the twins were regularly visited by a large number of "uncles." The girls were too young to understand what was really happening, but the proprietress of the orphanage kept up the pretense that the "uncles" were actual blood-related uncles and the "nieces" had a duty to take care of them.
• Tommy, an opera by The Who, includes the songs "Do You Think It's Alright", in which Tommy's parents discuss leaving the deaf and blind boy with Uncle Ernie, and "Fiddle About", in which Uncle Ernie describes himself as wicked before undressing Tommy and "fiddling about".

Mythology and Religion

• A variant appears in Egyptian Mythology when Set sexually abuses his nephew Horus. Along with highlighting Set's depravity,^note Mind you, the ancient Egyptians weren't too squeamish about incest: many deities married their siblings, as did many pharaohs. The rape angle was considered depraved, though. this incident also serves to degrade Horus. See, Horus was Set's Arch-Enemy at the time because Set had killed Osiris, who was his own brother and Horus's father. Ultimately, Horus gets the last laugh when his mother Isis (Set's sister) mixes some of Horus's semen into Set's food.
• Even though modern authors like to depict Hades' abduction of Persephone in Classical Mythology as consensual and loving, the original authors portray Persephone as an unwilling and distressed bride forcibly married off to her father and mother's uncle.

Theater

• The play How I Learned to Drive is a Hard Truth Aesop version, as the play and the protagonist are inclined to sympathize with the uncle who molested her (and taught her to drive).
• William Shakespeare's Richard III tried to marry his niece Elizabeth. He's primarily interested in her claim to the throne, but his plan creeps everyone else out.
• Shakespeare also arguably has one with Pandarus in Troilus and Cressida — he seems a little too interested in hooking up his niece, Cressida, with sex partners.

Video Games

• Astrid of the Dark Brotherhood from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim had one of these, who became her first kill.
• Grand Theft Auto IV parodies this trope in a radio commercial for a show named "My Drunk Uncle."
• In Grand Theft Auto V Trevor will say “Who’s your creepy uncle now?” while receiving services from a prostitute. Though it's very much averted with his adopted niece and nephew (Michael's children), to whom he plays the role of Cool Uncle.
• Gamlen Amell in Dragon Age II has shades of this. If female Hawke romances Isabela, he asks them for details and apparently makes a few inappropriate comments that even Isabela finds uncomfortable. He also spends a lot of time at the local brothel, which doesn't really help his image, especially if you overhear the madam reminding him that he needs to bathe because "we've had complaints."
  • If the Mark of the Assassin DLC is done in the first act (when Hawke's family is living in Gamlen's house) and Hawke's sister Bethany is brought as a companion, she reveals that he has been sneaking into her room at night. She clarifies that what he really seems to be doing is going through her things in search of loose change, but the matter is never resolved or mentioned again.
• Oscar Masan from Gone Home is the uncle to Katie's father, and certainly creepy. His old house, which he lived in alone for twenty-one years, has plenty of hidden passageways, leading to rumors of ghost hauntings after his death. Letters and journals found in-game imply that he was also a morphine addict who sexually molested his aforementioned nephew.
• In Haunting Ground, the Big Bad Riccardo is revealed to be Fiona's Evil Uncle and a Stalker with a Test Tube who wants to impregnate her as part of his plot to live forever.
• This was part of the original conception of Summertime Saga until Patreon objected to the direction the dating sim was taking; the Main Character makes money to buy goods and services by working on the small farm owned by a character who began as Aunt Diane. Aunt Diane expresses an interest in the MC, part of a theme in the game that caused Patreon to threaten to close the account until all incest storylines were expurgated from the game. Diane is now a completely unrelated person and is merely a friend of the MC's former mother (now "landlady") and no longer her twin sister. The incredible physical similarity between Diane and Debbie is an amazing coincidence which is not mentioned in the game notes.
• Voyeur: At one point, the player can spy on a conversation between Reed and his niece, Chloe, in which Chloe drops the bomb that Reed raped her when she was fourteen.

Visual Novels

• Higurashi: When They Cry: It's implied that Satoko's Evil Uncle Teppei is grooming her. He isn't attracted to Satoko (who is 9-13) currently, but it's mentioned that he's waiting for her to mature a bit because he knows how pretty her mother was. Teppei makes Satoko cook, clean, and essentially act like a wife to him and he also makes her do some sleazy things, like having his niece wash his back for him.

Web Animation

• Spooky Month: After sending Skid and Pump to the house on the hill, Roy mentions it's the place his uncle takes him. While it's not stated what his uncle does to him specifically, upon Skid and Pump arriving at the house, Roy's uncle locks them in and begins menacingly approaching them and calling them his "treats", with the normally cheerful Skid and Pump being genuinely frightened of him.

Web Comics

• Psycho for Hire Morcai's back story in The Challenges of Zona includes an "Uncle Buddy" who was clearly one of these. He also uses "Uncle Buddy" as a generic term for child molesters, which are a Berserk Button for him.
• Played with in Homestuck. Doc Scratch is Mistaken for Pedophile in a conversation with thirteen-year-old Rose Lalonde. In an attempt to convince her otherwise, he inadvertently compares himself to one of these. And since he was partially formed from a robotic copy of Rose's biological father, he technically actually is her uncle.
  Doc Scratch: Try to think of me as one of your kindly human uncle figures. In fact, if I were in your presence now, I would offer you candy to prove it.
• MareInternum has Dr. Mike Fisher, who appears to have long-term psychological problems connected to having been molested by an uncle during his parents' divorce.
• Killing Stalking has Yoon Bum's uncle, who sees him as a substitute for his mother who he always pined for, but chose his brother instead. After Bum's parents died and a young Bum was given to his uncle and grandparents, Bum became victim of his uncle's physical and sexual abuse for years and it kept going worse, eventually ending up with rape.

Web Original

• Cracked has a variation of this in "5 Things I Learned as a Sex Slave in Modern America". In the article, the interviewee mentions that her parents, the ones whoring her out, would refer to their clients as her "uncles".

Web Videos

• Played for Drama in Demo Reel, as Rebecca Stone had an "Uncle Frank". She's dealing with it, but anger at her parents for making her spend time with him comes out when she's under the influence.
• At the end of her "Enchanted Christmas" review, The Nostalgia Chick revealed she had one of these when she was a kid. Played for Laughs, naturally.
• Sex Offender Shuffle: Laura Hughes not only touched her cousin, but her nephew Todd in the AMA as "warm, loving, tender, incredibly affectionate" in a way that implies her feelings for him are less wholesome than he thinks.
• IISuperwomanII: Lilly occasionally brings this trope up, but it's unclear whether or not she's being serious. For instance, in her video, "Annoying People at Parties."
  Lilly: If I wanted the theme of my party to be "creeper", I would've invited all my uncles!

Western Animation

• In the Family Guy episode "April in Quahog", before inviting Chris to snort crystal meth with him, Peter tells him a story about how his "Uncle Roy" shared a beer with him as a child.
  Peter: I drank it, and I was so excited, I fell asleep. I must have tossed and turned something fierce, because when I woke up, my pants were off. Never saw much of Uncle Roy after that. Turns out we weren't even related.
• South Park:
  • Poor little Butters seems to have one of these, among his many other misfortunes.
  • One episode also has Cartman muttering "No, Uncle Jesse don't!" in his sleep. However, what's not to say he's having sexual nightmares about The Dukes of Hazzard or Full House?
• The Venture Brothers:
  • The Monarch, missing his family connections, tries to bond with his captives, Hank and Dean, with fresh baked cookies and taking their ineffectual fighting as good-natured roughhousing. The boys are overjoyed to be rescued, Hank claiming Monarch "was getting all 'creepy uncle' on us!"
  • Sgt. Hatred is a variation as well. He is first mentioned by Hank in a passing reference to the guy being so creepy that Dean has repressed the memories of being his prisoner. Later he shows up as Doctor Venture's new arch-villain, but a few legal complications about how close he's allowed to be to any "beautiful young boys" come up here and there (the look of panic on his face when he shows up and the Doctor is running a day camp for preteen boys is priceless). Part of his eventual Heel–Face Turn involves taking a special serum that suppresses those impulses, so he's not an actual threat anymore, but now he LIVES IN THEIR HOUSE, and is still pretty creepy from time to time...

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