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alt title(s): Loli "You and your dad are really close, Konata."
The Japanese abbreviation of the English phrase "Lolita Complex." The term refers to the book Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov, which describes an older man's illicit sexual affair with a twelve-year-old girl. Sometimes written as "roricon" or "rorikon" due to the inexact mapping between Japanese and English phonemes. Not so much an Anime Trope as a Japanese cultural trope, this is the term used to describe the fetish/fascination some mature people have for underage girls, particularly sailor-suited schoolgirls. There is an entire industry in Japan devoted to providing legal but schoolgirl-themed pornography, taking advantage of the cute childlike appearance some Japanese women maintain well into their twenties.
Because the characters in anime are often young by convention, many fans think that a character can only be Lolicon if she is twelve or younger. Exceptions are granted if the other character in the relationship is a lot older.
Lolicon themes are far more common in hentai material, but can still be found here and there in mainstream anime. One particular device used to skirt the boundaries of taste and legality is the exotic being (alien, creature of magic, robot or the like) which takes the form of an underage human girl, but is in fact for all other practical purposes an adult. Interestingly enough, Nabokov himself addressed the subject with far less sympathy and jocularity, describing said older man in his book as "a vain... cruel... hateful person."
Another reason why lolicon is fetishized by people may be because some of them just view it as a substitute for their fetish for flat-chested, but otherwise well-developed, women.
Oddly enough, many idols among the fetish are from shoujo series intended for girls. However, this may have more to do with the innocent fetish the younger female audience has with having a cool older boyfriend. On the other hand, some Moe Moe series tend to be more blatant in their aims.
See also Joshikousei and, for teacher-student relationships, Hot For Student. Compare with Shotacon.
Examples:
Anime and Manga
- At least one of the Diclonius girls in Elfen Lied was sexually abused as a child.
- Not a Diclonius, but Mayu was sexually abused by her step-father before she ran away.
- Sakura Kinomoto from Card Captor Sakura is infamous for her lolicon fandom; at ten years old, there's probably more Rule Thirty Four of her than of any other shoujo heroine.
- Likely fueled by her numerous ridiculously intricate battle costumes. Let us all give thanks for Tomoyo!
- Then you have Rika who's going out with her teacher, and gets engaged to him before she even starts middle school. He's still wiling to wait for a time, at least...
- Kosuna from Desert Punk is an odd case as the character was redesigned for the anime and had her whole apparent modified to be significantly shorter and cuter.
- Some of Wataru's sisters in Sister Princess can be viewed as catering to lolicon.
- "Some of?" Out of twelve girls, only three are 16-17; some are 8, 9, or 10. That's pretty loli to me...
- Neon Genesis Evangelion very subtly hints at the possibility that NERV Commander Gendo Ikari is sexually involved with 14-year-old mecha pilot Rei Ayanami. Until you learn that he cloned her as a replacement for his dead wife. What are you supposed to conclude then?
- Also, 14-year-old mecha pilot Asuka Langley Soryu is very smitten indeed with Misato Katsuragi's late-twenties ex-boyfriend Ryoji Kaji, and throws herself at him quite aggressively. To his credit, he always declines her offers — though this may be less due to his morals than to the fact that Asuka is, to put it gently, seriously disturbed.
- Rizelmine, a series which revolves around the (initially unrequited) love between a 12 year old synthetic human girl and her 15 year old crush (who has the reverse of a Lolita Complex — he likes mature (25-30) women). Made more disturbing by the fact that in order to biologically grow up, Rizel needs the 15 year old's "love" (in both the physical and spiritual sense). A RunningGag in the show is that Rizel is too innocent (being only 12) to realize how perversely what she is saying can be taken, but the protagonist is definitely not.
- In Steel Angel Kurumi, the general's obsession with Karinka.
- Paranoia Agent is not a lolicon show, but it has two plot lines about the phenomenon, both done very disapprovingly: a twisted otaku who obsesses over underage girls, and a pedophile who puts a hidden camera in his teenage daughter's bedroom.
- Hazumu's father's obsession with her after her transformation in Kashimashi Girl Meets Girl.
- Chika in Ai Yori Aoshi caters to lolicon (and Fanservice). She spends most her time in a swimsuit and gets naked at least three times as often as most of the other characters.
- Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-chan hangs a lampshade on this repeatedly: part of the premise of the show is that Sakura is destined to create a longevity drug that has the effect of making all women stop growing at the apparent age of twelve — not for the good of humanity, but because he was attracted to young girls!
- This goon shared a theory with one of his minons that the whole reason for Sakura becoming a pedophile- and lets be frank, that's exactly what he would end up if this whole deal is true- is Dokuro's fault. I mean, if I had my head blown off my shoulders every time I inadvertently saw someone naked (and I saw someone naked as many times as Sakura unfortunately does), I would be quick to associate "Anything my age" to equal "death" and hence go down the dark path.
- Evangeline A.K. McDowell of Mahou Sensei Negima seems tailor-made for the lolicon crowd. She stopped aging when she became a vampire, so although she is actually very old, her body appears pre-teen (though her favored disguise is a well-endowed adult form). Similarly, the twins Fuuka and Fumika Narutaki are actually 15 in the series, but they look younger than their 10-year-old teacher.
- Don't forget about Chachamaru's alternate bodies. Those are designed in loli fashion, also. Some of the other characters (mostly Chisame) take on a loli form with the age deception pills.
- Makes sense, given that it is kind of well-known that Akamatsu got his start with Cardcaptor Sakura H-doujin...
- Higurashi No Naku Koro Ni — Dr. Irie has a complex about Satoko. Oddly, this is never taken seriously, he's shown to actually care about her as an authority figure, and he ends up an ally of the kids.
- Excel Saga has Dr. Shiouji, who blatantly eyes prepubescent girls and models the android Roppanmatsu II after them; he later takes the young Cosette to a love hotel, although that backfires. Roppanmatsu II herself spends an episode lusting after the (relatively) adult Excel and eventually has apparent (non-consensual) sex with her off-camera. (As is the style for the series, all of this is played as over-the-top slapstick.)
- The manga goes a bit further into Dr. Shiouji's psychology, stating that mature women fail to attract him because of his overbearing mother with a disturbingly physical way of showing her love to... almost anyone she likes, actually. Also, it's clarified that although he stalks and photographs young girls without their knowledge, he wouldn't dream of actually molesting them — well, at least not act on those dreams. He did create the loli-robot Ropponmatsu II, or Nishiki as she is often called in the manga, and the innuendo between the two makes it almost certain that she wasn't made just for eye-candy.
- The young girls of Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha were emblematic enough that there was a substantial backlash when StrikerS aged up the protagonists to 19. However, they haven't lost the lolis; Vita is still a child, due to her nature as a program, and new lolis Lutecia, Caro and Vivio were introduced in this season.
- Arf reverts to one after the events of the second season in order to consume as little of Fate's mana as possible, although her screen appearances in this form are little more than cameos.
- Bubblegum Crisis's Anri is a rolled up Ridiculously Human Robots & Robot Girl hybrid. She's also a specifically designed sex android with a physical appearance of being underage.
- Most Tokyo Mew Mew hentai doujinshi, of both couple and self-insert varieties, is of Ichigo, who begins the series at age 12 and ends at 13. The second most popular character for self-insert doujinshi is Pudding, who is no older than ten.
- When the American publication of the manga Kodomo No Jikan (under the title Nymphet) was announced, it was just as quickly canceled, after the publishers realized the difficulties of selling a manga that's all about an eight year old girl trying to seduce her teacher. The whole "I'm going to raise my stepdaughter to be a substitute for my dead wife" part probably doesn't help.
- Lucky Star: Konata's dad, Soujirou:
Soujirou: I not only like younger girls, but I like normal girls, too, so "I am also a lolicon" is correct.
Konata: You fail at life either way.
- In the Pokémon anime, many fans have noticed that May (ten years old) is...um...quite developed for her age. The writers also seemed to be fond of showing her in swimsuits.
- Somewhere else on this wiki, it was pointed out that the exact level of this development is not consistent, suggesting the use of a push-up.
- Not to mention Shorttank Misty/Kasumi, whose outfit in the manga by Toshihiro Ono, based on the anime, is essentially half a tube top and a bikini made out of denim pants — daisy dukes taken a bit too far, more or less. This is toned down in the US Manga, where her outfit is changed to a more reasonable tomboy outfit.
- Let's face it, the manga's version of Kasumi was more or less intended to be fetish fuel. One chapter in particular begins with her immersing her breasts in an Evolution Spring to see if they'll grow bigger (and in the manga they're quite big to begin with). If that's not fetish fuel this troper doesn't know what is.
- Parodied in webcomic Megatokyo, where the protagonist's incarnate conscience disapproves of a younger girl who has a crush on him, so instead sets him up with someone of more suitable age.
- Jenny in Cosplay Complex is very forward about her passionate feelings for young Athena, very much to the dismay of Athena's older sister Maria.
- Rin from Mnemosyne probably counts, as her immortal girlfriend was in her young teens when she became an immortal. She also seems very aware how her relationship looks to others, and seems to enjoy watching people squirm over it.
- The female characters in the infamous Transformers: Kiss Players
were intentionally drawn this way, despite the fact that every single one of them is over the age of twenty.
- While this may not seem all that bad at first, you then notice the insane overabundance of sexual imagery.
- Kinda-sorta averted in the Spiral manga: sly Badass Lolita Rio is actually seventeen and lives independently, but she looks like a shy twelve-year-old and uses it to her advantage. It actually becomes a joke as Ryoko calls Kousuke a Lolicon whenever she feels particularly jealous of his friendship with Rio. In the Prequel, after Kousuke is introduced as the "young detective," Imari asks if Rio is the "loli-loli detective."
- Azumanga Daioh's Chiyo-chan gets a certain amount of this. Yuri lolicon fans like to pair her with Sakaki. No, you can't ever un-read that. (Though, to be fair, some non-lolicon Yuri fans will set the story years after the story's end when she's older and then pair them up).
- One part of the Tenchi Muyo manga series (the second manga, that is) shows Sasami's guardian, the afro-styling Mamamiya (nom de guerre for her Juraian bodyguard) defending Sasami from random perverts eying her over. One scene shows the pervert-detector issued (yes, pervert detector) reading everyone in the area lusting after her.
- And for those who wonder, the Tenchi/Sasami pairing is in the top three of Tenchi Muyo fanfic ships. It helps that she's Really Seven Hundred Years Old... until you realize that she spent the vast majority of that in suspended animation. Some fanfics will merge Sasami with Tsunami in order to instantly increase her physical and mental maturity to match Tenchi's and thus avoid the lolicon, though this troper doesn't know how common this is compared to leaving her as-is.
- In fairness to the shippers, Sasami is also the only major female in the cast who is not completely psychotic...
- Which is all kinds of sad, considering that the first time they met Sasami put Tenchi to a mortal danger because she was bored. Every girl in the series has somewhat... unconventional sense of morality, by Earth standards.
- Then there's the ultimate mix, if you like furry loli ... Tenchi/Ryo-ohki. This does exist. Tho I would add Ryo-ohki as one of the saner girls.
- In the Gag Dub of Shin Chan, Action Bastard's sidekick is named Loli Pop. She is directly stated to sleep around, which Mr. Bastard finds disturbing.
- Devil May Cry The Animated Series introduced Patty Royale to the cast. This somewhat out-of-place element may have contributed to the Dis Continuity regarding the show, and she has not shown up in the games yet — or, as some fans might hope, if ever.
- Used in the Manga Actually when Dante has to find a young girl named Alice, however it was in reality a ploy to lure Dante out.
- Moetan.
- All the SWA girls in Gunslinger Girl. They're all essentially in love with their handlers — all much older men, in or around their thirties — while the oldest among them, physically, is at most 14. (The exception to this is the new team, Petra and her handler Alessandro; Petra is 16 and Alessandro is much younger than the others.) Interestingly enough, the series' prototype was originally full-blown lolicon.
- Zettai Karen Children inverts, subverts, AND plays this one straight.
- Inverted: The three main 10 year-old espers are gaga over their 20 year-old handler Minamoto. Minamoto fights the good fight not to be a lolicon, but he gets treated as one constantly due to the way they overtly flirt with him and call him their boyfriend. Also, Kaoru, our Lovable Sex Maniac, has a thing for older, "bouncier" women.
- Subverted: Minamoto really isn't a lolicon and views the girls as children, much to their frustration (especially at being treated as children). The poor man is doomed, though, since he knows they will grow up to be very attractive women, and that he and Kaoru will be in love 10 years in the future when he has to kill her to save humanity. It doesn't help that his boss is actually trying to set him up with the girls.
- Played Straight: Naomi eventually snaps under the pressure of her trainer's Hikaru Genji Plan and becomes "Wild Cat." He hasn't given up yet. Starting around chapter 170 or so, we're treated to a 4koma showing a new young girl that he's training that Naomi hopes won't get the same treatment.
- Maybe Played Straight: Hyoubu gets accused of being a lolicon constantly.. Whether there is a sexual component to his interest is up for debate — the people of B.A.B.E.L. just assume it once he describes Kaoru as his future "Queen." Queen of Destruction, that is.
- Inverted in Midori No Hibi. While main character Seiji would love to have a girlfriend, he always blows off the advances of his 11-year-old neighbor Shiori, much to her frustration.
- The main characters in the anime Sky Girls are all 16 and 17 years old, but they're drawn to look like they're much younger. It doesn't help that they wear skimpy battle costumes.
- She may be sixteen (or maybe thirty...), but in the Suzumiya Haruhi novels Kyon gives Mikuru a... really lolicon description.
- Which is kind of odd, given that her most prominent physical features are her impressive breasts.
- It's the face and demeanor that Haruhi focuses on.
- Ryofuko-chan does the whole lolicon shtick with the characters from Romance Of The Three Kingdoms.
- This is the most common Fanon interpretation of 24-year-old Li Xingke's feelings for 13-year-old Empress Tianzi in Code Geass R2. And he's NOT likely to live for too long so he can wait for her to grow up, either.
- Strike Witches — 'nuff said.
- The characters around the age of Nagi Sanzenin, a 13-year-old, in Hayate The Combat Butler are clearly made to appeal to the lolicon crowd. There's even quite a number of Fanservice bits provided for said characters which, thanks to the nature of the series, are often lampshaded and lampooned. A character, Maria, is even disturbed when she observes that if the main character, a 16-year-old boy, were to fall in love with Nagi (and, due to a lot of misunderstandings, Nagi does believe he is in love with her) then: "A pedophile might be born."
- The 14 year-old Lucy from Steel Ball Run is frequently the target of several male characters' sexual desires (including an almost-hentai Attempted Rape scene by the president).
- In Fruits Basket, Sohma Shigure (secretly) likes high school girls. Shigure is 28. Also, his ultimate love interest, Akito, is in her early to mid twenties. Shigure may actually not be a lolicon, since he slept with Akito's mother. He claims this was because she slept with Kureno.
- While the age gap between Kureno and Akito, who he's slept with is smaller than that of Akito and Shigure, he does end up with Arisa, who is in her late teens.
- Whether Katsuya Honda (Tohru's father) was a lolicon or not, it didn't stop Kyoko from teasing him about falling in love with her when she was 14 (he, by comparison, was 20, so it's up in the air).
- There's also Kyo's adopted father Kazuma and Tohru's friend Hanajima. While the precise age difference is never given, it's at least twenty years, and the romance begins before she's out of high school.
- Yuki from Hourou Musuko seems to be both a lolicon and a shotacon, judging by the fact that she hit on a cross-dressing Yoshino, and then when she found out that Yoshino was a girl, she made a lecherous comment about 'satisfying' herself on Yoshino's 'budding breasts' while Yoshino is in the shower and can't hear her. Despite this and the fact that she's open about her attraction to Yoshino, both Yoshino and Shuu view her as a good-hearted, if sometimes weird woman.
- Though most of the Unwanted Harem in Rosario To Vampire are extremely attractive young women with large, obsessive followings in school, the 11-year-old witch doesn't develop hers until the day the newspaper club passes out the school newspaper. As seen in the manga, at least, with her running away from her... admirers... yelling "Lolicons are scary!"
- Shizuku, the Pettanko water-snake spirit in Omamori Himari, is fully aware of her appeal to lolicons and even declares at one point that there is "only room for one loli in the series".
- Mon Seul. 10 year old Minami loved Kanda, who stay together with her and his Oni-chan. Then one night, Oni-chan find out what happened.
- Takatou Iori is just a 16 years old boy who got hit by a truck to save a little girl. Then a mad scientist came and put his brain in 7-year old girl body. So, it comes to this, ICHINENSEI NI NACCHATTARA (If he become a first grader).
- In Jungle Wa Itsumo Hale Nochi Guu, Dr. Clive has a thing for all attractive women, including young girls. He is only interested in what Guu says when she has her cute face on, and he seems particularly close to Marie.
- Inu Yasha has a potential Lolicon pairing. Sesshoumaru always has Rin around him, and is very protective of her. This all depends on if you interpret this as a Brother/Sister or Father/Daughter love, but the pairing is quite popular (Though usually Rin is aged up)
- Gundam ZZ was perhaps the first true Gundam series to introduce a loli to the mix, while we had cute kids and robots in the earlier series, Puru was essentially a true lolicon bait in the sense she was kind of sexualized in a few ways (bathing scene, People Jars are two immediate examples). The fandom took it and enjoy it as they make jokes about Char's sexual tastes, dubbing him the ped comet.
- Ichigo Mashimaro has a fair bit of Lolicon fanservice, and Nobue from it is a female Lolicon — she spends the third episode of the anime getting Matsuri to dress up as a catgirl, then act the part, for instance.
Comic Books
- In a recent Supergirl comic, Kara develops a big crush on Nightwing and ends up kissing him, which makes him look kind of like an Accidental Pervert. Apparently his charms don't just work on legal women...
- Hal Jordan once made out with an alien girl who was 14 years old. Years later we found out that their years were twice as long as those on Earth, which actually changes nothing.
- In Alan Moore's Lost Girls Alice, Dorothy and Wendy all have sexual encounters when in the 12-14 range.
- In Generations either volume 2 or 3, Time Travel escapades put a 14 year old Lana in touch with a 100+ year old Superman (though he still looks 30), and Lana learns that she will never get together with Superman so she begs him for a kiss before all the past occupants are mind wiped of the incident. To his credit, Superman does object to this at first and has to be convinced by his parents that it will do no harm given that its just a kiss and nobody is going to remember after its done.
- The series also features two great granddaughters of Superman who, due to an accident are stuck at a physically prepubescent age for more than a century. One of them falls in love with an adult Green Lantern. Fortunately, a power loss and subsequent repowering lead to one of the twins finally growing up and marrying an immortal super-powered Batman (it makes sense in the context of the series.)
- Robin in Return of the Dark Knight is a thirteen year old girl. Especially since in the sequel Batman admits that he loves her at the end. She's sixteen by then but he's 61 so it still counts IMHGO.
- This troper is convinced Little Orphan Annie can arguably be classified under this .
Film
- Mathilda, the young girl from the Luc Besson film Leon: The Professional, is no more than 13 years old, but engages in some disturbing banter with the hired hit man she stays with. At one point, she dresses up in lingerie (over her regular clothes) to sing Madonna's "Like A Virgin", and at one point, asks Leon to take her virginity (which he refuses). Much of this is because the character was originally written to be in her late teens; but it's telling that when then-thirteen-year-old Natalie Portman was cast, the character was not rewritten.
- Natalie Portman plays a similar roll in Beautiful Girls, though that movie is more of a comedy. She strikes up a chaste romance with a male character because she's an 'old soul'.
- and then there's her dressing up like an underage girl to help set up a corrupt clergyman in V. What is it with her?
- The film Interview With a Vampire is an odd subversion, in that Kirsten Dunst was eleven years old when she played the role, but her character was a thirty year old vampire trapped in a child's body. Your Mileage May Vary on the Squick that results when she kisses Brad Pitt.
- Do note that in the original novel, the character was trapped in the body of a five year old. Your Mileage Will Not Vary there.
- Does Jodi Foster in Taxi Driver count?
- Also from Jodi foster: The Little Girl Who Lives Down The Lane. In that one, she plays a thirteen year-old in a relationship with a high-schooler. There was also another character who was definitely a lolicon.
Literature
- One Hundred Years Of Solitude: in his youth, Aureliano Buendia fell in love and managed to marry the incredibly young and pretty Remedios Moscote. The relationship was approved only because his intentions were serious and she was wise beyond her years. Although exact numbers were not given, it's said explicitly that she was so young that they had to put off the marriage until her menarche. Unfortunately, she becomes Too Good For This Sinful Earth and she dies during childbirth.
- And, of course, the Trope Namer Lolita.
- Vamped by David Sosnowski mostly averts this trope in that almost nobody's willing to have sex with vampires who look like children—much to the frustration of those vampires. However, one who's a main character manages a Last Minute Hookup with a pedophile.
- In Lasher second book of Ann Rice's Mayfair Witches trilogy Mona Mayfair, thirteen, seduces the much older Michael Curry. He's not her first, just the first who's not a cousin. I guess she wanted a bit of strange.
- In John Ringo's Paladin Of Shadows series (as discussed here
), there's an awful lot of this. The main character has sex with a fifteen-year-old prostitute at one point, and there's some nasty stuff involving one who's only twelve. Say it with me: "OH JOHN RINGO NO."
Live Action TV
- Just about every discussion in which Stephanie from live-action children's show LazyTown comes up outside dedicated fan circles (as well as inside certain fan circles) has some adult male fan bring up her sexual attractiveness, despite the character being just eight (the actress is older, being 13 when she took the role). That and the brightly coloured, unreal-looking world have lead some non-fans to conclude the show is of Japanese origin or heavily influenced by anime.
- "Miri", an episode of the original Star Trek, featured Kirk giving the Kirk Treatment™ to a girl of about thirteen (Soft focus effect and all.) Of course, she was a couple centuries older than she looked, but they didn't know that, and when they did, it was repeatedly stated that the long-lived kids matured just as slowly emotionally as physically (until finally mutating and going Ax Crazy at adulthood and soon dying.)
Rand: Miri... she really loved you, you know.
Kirk: Yes. I never get involved with older women, Yeoman.
Tabletop Games
Video Games
- In the Disgaea series, although Etna and Flonne are both thousands of years old, they are drawn as though they were twelve. Also, Laharl, who is also thousands of years old and drawn as though he were twelve, has an actual physical aversion to large breasts.
- Xianghua was the loli appeal character in Soul Calibur. She grows up by Soul Calibur II, so a new young girl, Talim, is brought in to the cast. By III, she's almost legal, so Amy becomes a playable character, who is also extremely goth.
- In the original version of Super Robot Wars Original Generation, Latooni Subota and Shine Hausen, are young girls (around 14 years old) who would go into battle wearing huge frilly dresses. This was toned done in both the Divine Wars anime and Original Generations remake, where they were given Latex Space Suits (like everybody else, mind you), but their Combination Attack "Royal Heart Breaker
" which, we should mention, is performed in Humongous Mecha that look like young girls in huge frilly dresses, still shows them in their dresses with them acting incredibly cute, mecha and all. Even their teammates wonder what that attack says about the two men who designed the mecha (and even did the motion data for that attack).
- And then there's the fact a woman, who was already stated to be engaged, took quite the liking to them as well. Maybe Tsugumi is bisexual.
- It should then be noted that one of the guys who created the Royal Heart Breaker just happens to be her fiance.
- In School Days, all of the five heroines are 15 years old. But one of them, Setsuna Kiyoura, actually looks much younger than that. She's very aware of it as well, showing envy against her much curvier friend Sekai who may or may not be her paternal half-sister, at least in the Spin Off game as well as towards Kotonoha, the girl with the biggest chest in the game.
- Also, in the Spin Off game Summer Days which has Setsuna as the heroine, 13-year-old Kokoro (Kotonoha's little sister) joins Makoto's Unwanted Harem. And yes, you can have Makoto sexing her up. Japanese Media Watchdogs didn't like that at all.
- Lillith in the Darkstalkers video games is made all the more appealing to Lolicon fans by the fact that she is a succubus, just like her progenitor, the busty Morrigan.
- Ilya from Fate Stay Night is blatant with her attraction to Shirou. Since she looks about 12 and also happens to be Ax Crazy, he's not interested. Despite this, the hentai fandom for that pairing is disturbingly large, and the fact that Ilya is never going to get physically older adds to the Squick. (For that matter, it's also technically incest.)
- Word Of God says that Saber was "about 14" when she pulled the sword from the stone and therefore stopped aging. You may now squick.
- The Shingetsutan Tsukihime character Ren (Or Len for the purists) is an extremely moe lolicon idol to just about any fan of the series. Many references are made in both "official" and fan works suggesting that Shiki may have a lolicon streak, and result in his great infatuation with her... Though Ren is actually Arcueid's demon familiar who is able to change between the form of a little girl and that of a cat, and happens to be several hundred years old. This resulted in the famous internet meme A Cat Is Fine, Too.
- Albeit technically, by the end of Kagetsu Tohya and the beginning of Melty Blood, Len has already gone into Shiki's possession/protection as his familiar — she was dying trying to keep Shiki alive, and Arcueid, not being a Magus, cannot form a contract with her, while Shiki can, since he's a human and a Magus, albeit rather undeveloped in this regard. Best part of all this mess? Said contract is made by... yep, you guessed it, Intimate Healing. Takes the whole Lolita complex to an entirely new level.
- The story of Stalvan and Tilloa (anagram of Lolita) from Worldof Warcraft mimics the story of Lolita.
- One of the main characters in the Blade Runner Adventure Game is Lucy, a 14 years old girl whose makeup and clothing leave little to imagination (take a look
◊). In case she is revealed to be a replicant, you can found out that she was created exactly to fulfill Lolita fantasies. Some of the dialogue suggests she may have more than a crush on the main character, and in one of the endings you can escape with her.
- Dirge of Cerberus, a TPS spin-off of Final Fantasy VII, introduced a 19-year-old girl stuck in the body of a 9-year-old named Shelke. She has memory fragments of the protagonist's old love interest in her mind and starts taking on bits of said love's personality—not to mention she's rather... developed... for someone who's supposed to be pre-pubescent...
- In SHUFFLE, Primula looks like she's about 12 (she's actually technically younger, being an artificially created being). Although the anime is pretty bad about this (an episode dedicated to buying her a bra?) it pales into comparison with the original H-game, where she has her own story (meaning that Rin can have hot, graphic sex with her!)
- It's not that unreasonable. The bra thing, that is, we'll ignore the part with the sex. It's not like she has no breasts. Actually, a joke is made at Maiyumi's expense because even Primula has larger breasts than she does.
- Also in Tick! Tack!, screwing around with the timeline can result in Nerine being reduced to a loli. This does not in any way dissuade Rin from boning her.
- In Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney — Trials and Tribulations Larry Butz has no issue with showing attraction to the 9-year-old Pearl Fey. Pheonix notes "... I'd think the fact that she's only 9 years old would break some rules somewhere!"
- Hell, the Ace Attorney games are fucking packed with this, or at least the potential for it given Phoenix's habit of attracting underage girls. He notably maintains an appropriate level of decency, but "Director" Hotti/Hickfield lusts after any and all female characters involved in a case (and also Phoenix, apparently).
- Is there a scene in the original Xenosaga featuring MOMO where she doesn't produce one or more Panty Shots?
- In fact, there is. While Albedo, arguably the main villain of the game, is in the process of scaring her into unconsciousness by means of ripping (cutting in the Japanese version) his limbs off there are quite a few of those floating around.
- Also, don't forget the fact that he's got a particular liking for artificial humans that look like 12-year-old girls. It really doesn't help that their dresses are ridiculously short for their intended age.
Western Animation
Real Life
- The age of consent is different depending on the time and place. Some sources have Muhammad marrying a nine-year-old girl (Muslims consider these documents apocryphal; they are not part of the Qur'an), but the Qur'an does not give a specific age of consent. It says marriage should occur "at maturity," which most Muslims believe to mean once puberty has taken place. Others have interpreted this to mean girls are marriageable much younger. Iran recently raised the marriageable age for girls to 13(!).
- And don't forget Jerry Lee Lewis, who married his thirteen-year-old cousin.
- There is some debate as to whether Lewis Carroll/Charles Dodgson
had a Lolicon sort of interest in Alice Pleasance Liddell and other girls. He photographed many nude young girls, but this was actually quite a popular non-erotic artform for the Victorians and may not even have been particularly unusual. Certainly there is some scholarly disagreement over what he actually felt and believed (it seems clear that he never actually had sex with a young girl).
Other
- This, my darling, is a device. A device many men and many women have died to see, to understand, and to own. In many ways it is like one of your toys, but a toy for adults. This, darling, is The Loli Clock.
- Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs (In non-Disney version, Snow White is seven years old when she flees her stepmother. Unless she spend more than 8 years with dwarfs, the princess is clearly the lolicon.)
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