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* In the {{manhwa}} ''Manhwa/ThreadsOfTime'', [[AxCrazy Sali Tayi]] doesn't really kiss the coma-induced Sa-Lum so much as he just out-and-out rapes her. Even his own soldiers pretty much have a "Dude, she's like, in a coma!" moment. And he wonders why [[{{Tsundere}} Atan Hadas]] doesn't like him...

Some people take things a bit further than kissing, and out-and-out have sex with someone who is unconscious. As a kink, this has to be negotiated while the passive partner is conscious in order to be SafeSaneAndConsensual. If not discussed beforehand, this is rape, as unconscious people cannot give any kind of [[UsefulNotes/{{Consent}} consent]], informed or otherwise, and it's second only to [[ILoveTheDead necrophilia]] in creepy factor. And some people deliberately set out to do this to people by SlippingAMickey into their drinks or otherwise rendering them unconscious before making their move.

** Played straight in the manga version penned by GosakuOta, when [[spoiler:Boss]] kissed an unconscious Sayaka before leaving for battle, thinking he was going to die.

* Occurred in one episode of the ''Patlabor: The New Files'' {{OVA}} in a touching scene with Captains Gotoh and Nagumo sharing a motel room.

* Played with twice in ''Film/KissKissBangBang''. Harmony fals asleep at a party and Harry stumbles upon her as a man is feeling up her thigh. Harry challenges the man to a fight, only to get beaten up and learn that the man was Harmony's date. Later on, she faints and Harry notices a spider crawling around her cleavage. Harry tries to swat the spider away, but wakes up Harmony in the process, causing her to think that he was groping her.

* In ''Film/TheMummy1999'', Imhotep gives poor Evelyn (who reminds him of OldFlame Anck-Su-Namun) a ForcefulKiss while she's sleeping, made even more [[{{Squick}} icky]] by the fact the his face was still rotting at the time. Thankfully Rick and co burst in [[CatsAreMagic with a cat]] to scare Imhotep off.

* Close to the end of Literature/UlyssesMoore book series, Julia Covenant appears to be knocked out and Rick Banner, who has a crush on her, kisses her. She knows, but doesn't tell it to him, only to her brother Jason.

* Occurred in one episode of the second ''Anime/{{Patlabor}}'' {{OVA}} in a touching scene with Captains Gotoh and Nagumo sharing a motel room.

* Rachel's gag reel in ''VideoGame/BlazBlueContinuumShift'' has Kokonoe attempting to subdue Ragna via InstantSedation. When Noel asked for her plans about after he took the laced candy (which failed due to Lychee shattering it), Kokonoe let out some very suggestive dialogue (which [[CensoredForComedy the censoring]] only made worse).

* In the first arc of ''Manga/DragonBall'', Oolong drug Goku and Bulma with sleeping powder so he can fondle Bulma while she's unconscious. Fortunately, Yamcha and Puar accidentally ruin his plans when they break into the trailer to steal the Dragon Balls.

* Subverted in ''Manga/{{Naruto}} Shippuden'' 68 as Fuka gave Naruto a "Kiss of Death" while he was unconscious. Then he woke up and was observing that blood in her hair was still there and then Naruto pulled her hair later which lead to her defeat.

* In ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13353881/1/Harry-Potter-and-the-Grocery-RunHarry Potter and the Grocery Run]]'' Hermione drinks a fertility potion and then has sex with a comatose Harry because she's afraid he might die and wants to have SomeoneToRememberHimBy.

* Subverted in ''Series/NorthernExposure'' when Maggie is offended that Joel didn't finish what they were doing when she passed out from sleep deprivation.

* This trope appears in Creator/CheechAndChong's movie ''Nice Dreams.'' About two-thirds of the way through the film, Cheech is about to make it with a woman when she passes out from exhaustion/snorting too much cocaine. Cheech hesitates about continuing then breaks the fourth wall to poll the audience: "how many of you would do it, hands up?" and "how many of you wouldn't?". Cheech decides to go for it, and when she wakes up later she seems to have had a nice dream.

* ''Literature/TheBible'' has a female, incestous version in [[BookOfGenesis Genesis 19]]. There are no men around in the wilderness following the escape of Lot and his daughters from the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, so Lot's daughters form a plan. Get Dad so drunk he "was not aware of it when she lay down or when she got up." and have sex with him. This works twice on sucessive nights and they both get pregnant.

* In the novel ''Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush'' by Hunter Davis, about growing up in Carlisle in the 1960's, the protagonist says he passes the time travelling to school by playing the bus-crash game. That is, he fantasises about if the bush crashed and he was the only person left conscious, which order would he "do" the more attractive (but comatose and unaware) female passengers in?

* In John Barth's ''Letters'', Jerome Bray is depicted as routinely drugging women and raping them so as to get them pregnant. At least three of the main female characters receive this treatment; none of them seem [[AngstWhatAngst terribly upset]] over this, [[KarmaHoudini nothing happens]] to Bray as a result, and one of his victims ends up in his care by the end of the book. All of which lead to the [[DudeNotFunny disquieting notion]] that Barth was intentionally playing this trope [[PlayedForLaughs for laughs]].

* Carolyn Chute's ''Merry Men'' has a disturbing version of this. The main character's wife has to have surgery to remove a brain tumor, but she comes out of it brain-damaged and functioning at about the level of a two-year-old and has to be taken care of by her family. Over the course of the book, the husband repeatedly sneaks into his mother-in-law's house and has sex with his wife. It's broadly hinted that the [[WriterOnBoard Writer is On Board]] with this, as one of the few times his wife manages coherent speech is calling out his name during sex.

* ''Take a Girl Like You'' by Kingsley Amis. [[spoiler: Jenny Bunn's would-be boyfriend date-rapes her while she is drunk and passed out]].

* Ryel Mirai can't resist kissing his unconscious theoretically-love interest in Carolyn Kephart's ''Wysard''. (Resisting any woman isn't his strong point, but most of the others are actively trying to seduce him.)

* ''VisualNovel/MajikoiLoveMeSeriously'' has a more extreme version of this. Having run out of ideas, Yamato's last desperate gamble to [[spoiler:keep Chris in Japan]] is this. She wakes up partway through, and they end up going all night long. [[spoiler:Surprisingly, it works!]]
* In ''VisualNovel/YosugaNoSora'', Sora does this to Haruka... oh, and by the way, Haruka is ''her'' {{twin|cest}} {{brother|SisterIncest}}.

* This is what the Prince does to Snow White in Creator/{{Disney}}'s ''WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs'' -- when he thought she was dead. Fortunately this magically revived her, so they could live HappilyEverAfter and presumably never talk about what he was doing in the first place. Note: The reviving kiss was introduced into the tale by Disney. In the Creator/BrothersGrimm version, the prince just decided to take her away, glass coffin and all -- and his servants stumble as they're carrying the coffin, jolting a piece of the poison apple out of her throat, which [[NoOntologicalInertia for some reason]] revives her.[[note]] This is, however, a case of {{Deleted Scene}}-induced PlotHole. In a previous version of the movie, the Queen was to kidnap the Prince and presumably tell her about the spell she had casted on Snow White; the scene was scrapped because the animators didn't manage to animate the Prince realistically. The scene was kept in the comic strip adaptation, and was later reworked into the similar scene where Maleficent holds Prince Philipp prisoner in ''Sleeping Beauty''.[[/note]]

* ''Manga/GunslingerGirl'' (manga). Hilshire is shot during an operation and his cyborg Triela has to remove the bullet. Triela has just discovered the details of her [[SnuffFilm tragic past]]; realising she's a MoralityChain to her handler, Triela decides to walk out on Hilshire after he passes out from the shock. She's unable to do so, rushing back inside the room and kissing Hilshire whilst making an AnguishedDeclarationOfLove.

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* In more than a couple of ''Website/ThatGuyWithTheGlasses'' KinkMeme [[http://taekarado.livejournal.com/21601.html?thread=576097#t576097 fi]][[http://taekarado.livejournal.com/21601.html?thread=1227873#t1227873 lls]], WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick chloroforms WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic so she can have a little fun with him.

* In ''Film/TheMummy'', Imhotep gives poor Evelyn (who reminds him of OldFlame Anck-Su-Namun) a ForcefulKiss while she's sleeping, made even more [[{{Squick}} icky]] by the fact the his face was still rotting at the time. Thankfully Rick and co burst in [[CatsAreMagic with a cat]] to scare Imhotep off.

** Reversed in ''End of Evangelion'' when Shinji doesn't kiss her but instead [[spoiler: masturbates over Asuka's comatose body. Even he points out that he is "the lowest" ("so [[PrecisionFStrike fucked]] up" in the English dub) afterwards.]] She [[spoiler:(or a hallucination of her)]] later states she knows what he did, and sneers at Shinji for doing so.

* ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries'': A gender-swapped version between Spider-Man and Black Cat. When the two first meet and fight each other, Black Cat uses KnockoutGas on him and starts unmasking him. She stops halfway, deciding she doesn't want to find out his identity this way, and gently kisses him goodbye on the lips before lowering his mask.

* This is what the Prince does to Snow White in Creator/{{Disney}}'s ''WesternAnimation/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs'' -- when he thought she was dead. Fortunately this magically revived her, so they could live HappilyEverAfter and presumably never talk about what he was doing in the first place. Note: The reviving kiss was introduced into the tale by Disney. In the Creator/BrothersGrimm version, the prince just decided to take her away, glass coffin and all -- and his servants stumble as they're carrying the coffin, jolting a piece of the poison apple out of her throat, which [[NoOntologicalInertia for some reason]] revives her.[[note]] This is, however, a case of {{DeletedScene}}-induced PlotHole. In a previous version of the movie, the Queen was to kidnap the Prince and presumably tell her about the spell she had casted on Snow White; the scene was scrapped because the animators didn't manage to animate the Prince realistically. The scene was kept in the comic strip adaptation, and was later reworked into the similar scene where Maleficent holds Prince Philipp prisoner in ''Sleeping Beauty''.[[/note]]