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Thugboy: And c'mon... she's gonna be sleeping on the couch, like, six inches away from you... and we've seen she's not exactly shy... so you're gonna see plenty of her underwear anyway. The Caged Demonwolf: Ill-informed ignoramus! Deny not the seductively surreptitious true allure of the celebrated panty shot! Namely, beholding that which one is not supposed to behold! — Empowered
A specific variety of Fanservice, the Panty Shot, or panchira, is exactly what it sounds like — a gratuitous exposure of a female character's (usually white) panties.
Japanese society seems to have something of an obsession with panties, especially those of teenage/college-age girls, and this practice either caters to it, reflects it, or both. Like most Fanservice, it is more Ecchi than Hentai.
This may have something to do with Japanese censorship laws regarding nudity. Since you cannot show a realistic bare crotch without lots of mosaic, uncomfortably tight undies give you about the clearest view allowable. However, the panties aren't usually that tight — the focus seems to be on the panties themselves as an object of desire. After all, according to the Theiss Titillation Theory, hiding it just a little bit makes it more exciting than showing it out.
This form of Fanservice tends to be uncomfortable (and incomprehensible) to the poor souls accustomed to underwear exposition of the I See London variety.
Can be averted by using a Magic Skirt.
Examples
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Anime & Manga
Comics
- Little Lulu. Just Little Lulu.
- Likewise, panty shots are disturbingly abundant in most of the girls in the Harvey Comics universe.
- One issue from Cable & Deadpool featured a Panty Shot... from Deadpool himself. Wearing (by request) the Marvel Girl costume that comes with a short skirt and golden panties. For those who don't know the character, note that Deadpool is male and has a body that's very mutilated and scarred. It's a sight that the X-Men won't be forgetting any time soon.
- Averted in the Firefly comic Better Days, where River kicks an enemy soldier sneaking up behind her. The angle of the panel would have shown a reader a perfect shot up River's dress, except that the soldier's hand flies up to block that exact spot.
- Ruthlessly subverted in Empowered with the arrival of Maid Man.
- A November 1983 issue of Superman has Lana Lang's lacy white panties exposed as she is hung upside down by her feet.
- Recent panty flashers in the comics section of the newspaper include:
- Zoe, from Baby Blues, who in one strip is walking down the street with her dad Darryl. Zoe has her skirt raised so she can show off her cartoon panties.
- Holly Stone from Stone Soup. A strip several years back had her going a whole day of school with the back of her skirt tucked in her panties.
- The 9/20/09 installment of Family Circus had Dolly Keane making her first panty flash in a while. (A circa-1972 installment had big brother Billy getting bent out of shape because Dolly is raising her skirt and showing her panties to her parents' guests.)
- Mary Marvel gets quite a few Panty Shots over her career. This only gets worse after she becomes Black Mary, including having Panty Shots on a couple of covers.
- Lampshaded and eventually subverted in an issue of Ninja High School when every girl in school meets to discuss their blatant exploitation in the name of Fan Service because of their school uniforms. The problem is solved when they all go to school wearing sweats.
- Margaret in Dennis The Menace used to have the lace (and occasionally the seat) of her panties show until in later years her skirt was lengthened.
- Betty and Veronica in Archie Comics has had them in their skivvies on rare occasions.
- Li'l Jinx, the blonde tyke in Archie Comics, was a more prolific panty flasher, as were Betty and Veronica in the "Little Archie" series.
- Issue #20 of the Archie Comics run of Scooby Doo has a single-page Flintstones story of Wilma showing her new organic dress to Betty. However, off-screen some bugs feast on the dress with the final panel showing Wilma in bra and panties.
- In the early days of the "Peanuts" comic strip, Lucy, Violet and Patty were known to have shown their panties.
Films
- A male version in Made of Honor, with a non-traditionally worn kilt.
- Marilyn Monroe's dress blowing up from The Seven Year Itch. While it was censored in the actual film (we saw nothing above her legs or below her waist), promotional shots were much more candid.
- In the movie Pulp Fiction, a Monroe-lookalike in a nightclub stands on a floor vent and lets it ride.
- 1961 Disney film The Parent Trap (original version) has Hayley Mills in a dual role as identical twins at a summer camp — one girl is proper, the other a tomboy. The tomboy secretly cuts a gap in the back of the proper's skirt, giving everyone at the dance party a good look at her panties.
- 1965's Finian's Rainbow: the character Susan the Silent, in a short, loose dress, provides an exhibition of her lacy panties doing spins and cartwheels.
- 1987's French film Le Grand Chemin has little Vanessa Geudj raising her skirt and flashing her panties at a priest.
- 2003's Bruce Allmighty does this too, with a woman after Bruce gets his new-fownd powers.
- In Disney's The Rescuers (1977), the character Penny is held upside down by her panties by the villainess Medusa's crocodile. Later she lifts her nightgown to show Bianca and Bernard the tooth holes in her panties.
- In the Disney film "The Kid" there is a scene where there's a little girl on the monkey bars and as soon as she swings left her purple panties are shown, plus there's a boy under her looking up her skirt to see what she showed us.
- In The Gods Must Be Crazy 2, Ann Taylor's skirt is involutarily pulled up over her face twice.
- Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen has a few (rather gratuitous) examples. One is when Mikaela takes her pants off while changing and tries to keep her shirt down (it's outside), and another is when "Alice" tries to seduce Sam.
- In Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, during Tifa's fight against Loz, an upskirt shot of Tifa is shown... right before Loz grabs her ankle and smashes her against several wooden benches. Ouch!
- That is NOT an upskirt. She is very clearly wearing shorts. In that shot, it does look white, but if you look close, it's just because the super-reflective leather is right under the light.
- 1976's Nickelodeon has Jane Hitchcock's character hanging upside down after getting her foot caught in a hot air balloon's tow rope. Her dance hall outfit dress flips over to show knee-length pantaloons over black stockings.
- In the big dance climax of Dirty Dancing, Jennifer Grey twirls her skirt up.
- Annabelle Gish in Shag (1988) twirls her skirt up several times in a dance sequence.
- I Love you Beth Cooper has the main character (and the audience) getting a glimpse of Beth Cooper's underpants. They say "Hello."
- Does it count if she's not wearing them? In Sixteen Candles, the Geek asks Samantha if he can borrow her panties, and then shows them off to a group of 9th and 10th graders in the boys' bathroom who each paid $1 to see them. The movie completely ignored the fact that Sam went commando for most of the next half-hour of the movie.
- In The Breakfast Club, when Bender hides under Claire's desk.
- In the movie version of Nick And Norahs Infinite Playlist, the audience gets a very clear view of drunk Caroline's panties as Nick's band mates try to take her home.
- This happens to Andy in The Goonies several times (most prevalent in the scene where she falls off the ship's plank into the lagoon water). Probably to keep the adults interested.
Andy: Troy! If you touch that mirror again I swear to God I'm going to smack you in the face.
- This exchange from Dirty Work (1998):
Mitch: Hey, hey! Hey, you remember in 5th grade when I was under the monkey bars and I sneaked a peek at your sister's underwear? Remember that? Hey, no no! I was sneaking a peek at my own sister's underwear! Sam: That's right! Yeah, and then remember in the 12th grade, you had sex with her? (uncomfortable pause) Mitch: Okay, enough reminiscing...
- Happens in this scene
of Inventing the Abbots.
- In both "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" and "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", Veruca Salt gives a brief panty shot, both times under hosiery.
- Loni Anderson's panties are readily seen in the Burt Reynolds movie ''Stroker Ace." Loni is in a billowy dress on top of a platform at the big race; as the cars whiz by, it creates a gust of wind that blows Loni's dress all the way up.
- Kelly Le Brock's red satin panties are exposed in the Gene Wilder film The Woman In Red. Le Brock is standing slinking on an air vent and letting her skirt go up as she doesn't think anybody sees her.
- 1979's Skatetown U.S.A.: Maureen Mc Cormick's skimpy roller skating skirt flies up or twirls up in nearly every scene.
- 2008's Cloverfield may have been a scary movie with a badass monster. However, there was a panty shot, an overlooked one at that! In the part where the group is climbing on the roof of the fallen building to rescue their friend, enough wind gets up Lily's torn up skirt to reveal her black panties. This is one you may have to turn up your T.V's brightness if you're curious on seeing this one.
- The little antagonist of 1980s' The Visitor had two panty shots in the same venue, an ice skating rink. The first is an upskirt ground shot as a bunch of bullies try to gang up on her; the second (after she dispatches of the bullies) has her doing a leap and a spin with the shot frozen and her skirt all the way up showing yellow panties.
- A panty shot was averted in the print ad for the 1989 movie Parenthood. In the ad, the little girl dangling upside down by one foot is wearing pink tights and has the front of her skirt between her legs.
Literature
- Piers Anthony's Xanth series exhibits the literary version of this interest. The 15th book was actually named The Color of her Panties. This can be viewed as an early part of the author's decline into the stereotypical "Dirty Old Man" mentality, as exhibited to a greater and greater degree by his later novels.
- In the defense of Piers Anthony, he was actually trying to make sexuality with a PG rating. Instead of saying "sex," he would write "knowing her panty color."
- In Stephen King's It, it's mentioned that Ben always looked up, when he passed under the staircase in the library, because once, when he looked up for no reason, he's seen a girl's panties.
- The Takers, a modern Two Fisted Tale by Jerry Ahern. Hot Scoop Mary Frances Mulrooney often makes the mistake of wearing a dress in windy conditions, but at least she has the legs for it. As one naval officer points out when Mulrooney's dress blows up while she's boarding a submarine, the three other ladies who'd embarked earlier never got a whistle like she just did.
- Kurt Vonnegut's The Breakfast Of Champions has an early passage stating that it is a boy's job to try and peek at a girl's underpants, while it is the girl's job to keep boys from peeking at her underpants.
- Kay Thompson's hotel-dwelling moppet Eloise has been illustrated in her books showing off her pink panties. In the live-action movies, Eloise (played by Sofia Vassilieva) does likewise but not in the same manner. In the book, Eloise stands on her head and lets her skirt flip over. In the movie, she stands on her head but does so in a position where her skirt doesn't flip over.
Live Action TV
- Although LazyTown character Stephanie's underpants are revealed almost constantly in the early episodes, it doesn't appear to this editor to be fanservice, just the result of an active little girl wearing a skirt that is short enough to dance in. By the second season, all new items in Stephanie's wardrobe appear to have been chosen to prevent pantyshots, a rather ugly red tracksuit being a disturbingly frequent replacement for her signature pink dress, which has itself gone from just covering her rear to knee-length.
- And that wardrobe malfunction spawned lots and lots of fetish fuel.
- Unintentional panty shots are so common on Doctor Who that there used to be a whole website devoted to them.
- When the missing episodes of the serial "Invasion" were reconstructed with animation, one such "unintentional" shot was included.
- This one's actually from a live show that many people may be familiar with: Dancing with the Stars. This happens several times actually, most are accidental. However in some dances, most notably Cody and Julianne's jitterbug dance, there seemed to be a flashy display of rather lacy panties covering the girls' butts... several times in the same dance.
- Has happened on more than one occasion in Power Rangers thanks to short skirts + high kicks. Presumably unintentional in these cases though.
- There was one in an episode of Mork and Mindy... from Mork himself. Near the end of "Hold That Mork", where Mork becomes a Denver Broncos Cheerleader, Mork comes out from hiding in a locker and momentarily flips up his skirt, revealing his white panties. Knowing Robin Williams, this was probably intentional. Sadly for normal people, Mindy never once had one.
- In her debut episode in Family Matters, Myrtle Urkel at one point collapses onto the floor, briefly revealing her panties under her frilly skirt. The odd thing about it? She is played by the male Jaleel White, who also played her cousin Steve Urkel.
- ANY scene involving the miniskirted Starfleet personnel of Star Trek The Original Series. Their panties are even colour-coordinated with their uniforms!
- The debut episode of 1998's "House Rules" has a girl in a dress at a playground hanging upside down by her knees on the monkey bar. She has a tip jar for allowing her panties to be seen.
- Cindy Brady's panties are exposed at least twice in first season episodes of The Brady Bunch.
- In a Brady instance, a potential panty shot was averted by camera angle. Jan Brady, in a short, single-piece dress, crashes off-screen from her bicycle. As she sits on the ground, Peter approaches her, and her legs are spread wide apart in front of him. Jan was posed to her side to avoid the camera catching anything.
- In the debut episode of My World and Welcome to It, Lydia Monroe's mom is getting her dressed for bed and is seen for about half a minute in her panties.
- In an installment of Nickeldeon's You Can't Do That On Television, hostess Christine Mc Glade is wearing a tennis outfit and has water poured on her. Soaking wet, her panties can be seen through her dress.
- In the PBS series "Kidsongs," one of the girls in a song sequence twirls her sun dress up quickly.
- The Nashville Network's "Club Dance" had many female dancers twirling their skirts up.
- Saturday Night Live sketches featuring Molly Shannon's character "Mary Katherine Gallagher" are made of this trope. So much so that one gets the feeling Shannon created the Gallagher character as an excuse to flash her panties constantly.
- (Ms. Shannon actually posed for a photo in Entertainment Weekly flipping her skirt up from the rear and showing off her heart-pattern panties.)
- A 1997 commercial for Fruit Of The Loom panties had the ladies in the commercial twirling their skirts up while dancing. The commercial's tagline was "If you're going to show them off."
- America's Funniest Home Videos has a number of panty shots, ranging from skirts getting pulled up to cheerleaders getting knocked over on their backs.
- Joanie Cunningham on Happy Days has had two panty shots, both while in cheerleader outfits (white bloomers first time, dark blue bloomers second time).
- Marie Osmond has had a couple. In the 1975 ABC special leading up to the 1976 Donny & Marie series, Marie twirls up her ice skating skirt. In 2008, she lets it ride wearing a little girl outfit on Dancing With The Stars.
- The Man Show. Girls on trampolines. 'Nuff said.
- Any number of variety shows of the past that either featured dancers or acrobatic acts had female members in skirts providing many panty shots (even if their panties were part of their costumes).
- In the 1980s when the models on The Price Is Right dressed as cheerleaders for certain showcases, Holly Halstrom was prone to high kicks and jumping up and down, making her skirt fly up.
- In the new "tony hawk huckjam bikes commercial", there is a girl in a skirt and when she rides her bike if you look hard you can see her panties.
- Check it again; it's on You Tube. If it's the girl in the denim skirt, freeze it at 0:27 and you'll see she's wearing denim shorts under her skirt.
Music
- Mindless Self Indulgence has a song titled "Panty Shot". Try and guess what it's about; you won't get a prize.
- Actually, the line in the song is "Five year old—panty shot!" And it's about a pedo ogling a little girl.
Sports
- The BBC's Wimbledon coverage used to feature gratiutous use of these — between games, a front on camera angle of the players sitting down between games was the norm until a few years ago, when it was specifically "phased out" because of the panty shots. We now get loads of stats and Hawkeye instead.
- Actually, just women's tennis in general.
- Figure skating is rife with panty shots, even if the skaters are wearing skirts attached to leotards. Every time a photo of Michelle Kwan was seen in the newspaper sports section, her skirt was up.
- Cheerleaders' bloomers were always a mainstay. Little by little, though, the panty-shaped bloomers have been replaced by bloomers shaped as short shorts, although some squads (like the USC Trojans cheerleaders) still wear the panty-shaped bloomers.
Video Games
Web Comics
- Megatokyo treats it more seriously; much of Chapter 7 concerns a group of otaku lusting after Kimiko's panties, causing her much distress. Ironically, we don't actually see her panties at any time during the chapter (despite her threatening to lift her skirt at one point
, and Piro's otaku friend sending him an upskirt picture ), yet Chapter 8 involves her dressed down to her underwear without any fanfare at all. Oddly enough, this seems to make it a lot less sexy.
- Thus far, the only classic panty shot in the series has been in a video game setting (game characters always resemble their players in this strip). There has also been one person accused of falling over for the purpose of seeing panties, while another man who actually seemed concussed was mistaken for doing so when he complained about seeing spots (ultimately exonerated because the girl in question was wearing stripes)
- Parodied in Fans!: during battle, Rumy's habit in the earlier strips of wearing a Japanese schoolgirl outfit often causes her underwear to show when she performs elaborate martial arts moves — and when she realizes this in Adulthood's End / Break, she's utterly mortified, and eventually starts wearing more pragmatic clothing for this purpose.
- Misfile example here
. Seems Angels in this universe don't count modesty amongst the cardinal virtues.
- Considering that the angel in question is the "Closest to [Lucifer] that you will ever get"....
- Lampooned in Not Quite Daily Comic with Malène doing it on purpose
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- In Sparkling Generation Valkyrie Yuuki, the main character is prone to these since she's a magical girl. Well, ever since she was a she, anyway.
- Any work by Bleedman (Powerpuff Girls Doujinshi, Grim Tales from Down Below, and Sugar Bits). Seriously the guy just loves to draw these shots.
- "Realistic skirt physics", people! Realistic skirt physics.
- Agatha from Girl Genius jumps for joy when Gil survives a dangerous ploy. From one comment about decorum and the looks on the faces of several men, her leap was high enough that her skirt proved less than modest.
Web Original
- The Funimation Update Quickies show several of these during their anime previews, and in fact, panties are a rather popular subject within the podcast. One example takes this to the extreme, when Scott (the host), walks around the office and does stuff... while wearing panties!! This includes a shot of him bending over and the camera zooms in on his bepantied ass. To clarify, this is Scott
◊. My eyes...
Western Animation
- The original titles for Kim Possible (very briefly; light blue, if you're curious), taken from the episode. Until the beginning of Season 4, this was Kim's ONLY Panty Shot, in direct contrast to Ron's habitual trouser problems. In another episode, Kim is participating in a cheerleader pyramid routine and her friend Crystal is on top of the pyramid doing a handstand. Every stitch of Crystal's purple bloomers are shown.
- Played for comedic effect at various times in Tiny Toon Adventures (Babs Bunny and Elmyra), Animaniacs (Dot Warner), and by Minnie Mouse in many of the old Disney short cartoons.
- Dot Warner did these pretty much as a matter of course, due to the length of her skirt. She's also one of the few female cartoon characters I can think of that regularly went topless without the risk of drawing down Moral Guardians. Not done for fanservice, though, as she's an underage species-indeterminate cartoon critter.
- Dot sometimes averts this, though, by...uh...not wearing underwear. So yeah...
- Batman villain Baby Doll provides particularly disturbing examples — her frilly panties are very visible, but she's an adult with a child's body. Um, yeah.
- Aren't we overreacting just a wee bit? Baby Doll looks like that because its a stereotype example of a "cute baby girl" outfit. Nothing fanservicey or squicky is meant by it.
- That would only make it worse, though, right?
- In the episode "Love is a Croc" she starts up a crime partnership with nine-foot-tall lizardman Killer Croc. She takes this to be a romantic relationship. Baby Doll's character is easily equal parts squick and tragic villain.
- The New Batman Adventures episode Girl's Night Out featured a shot of Supergirl flying away with just the right camera angle.
- A rather pointless male example appears in the narmful animated The Lord of the Rings when Aragorn trips and falls over from exhaustion. It wasn't even hot; couldn't his tunic just have been a few inches longer?
- The first episode of Dungeons & Dragons, of all things, has a brief panty-shot from Sheila as she jumps onto a horse.
- And another during a Dream Sequence in "The Girl Who Dreamed Tomorrow".
- In the episode of the animated Punky Brewster series "Any Wish Way You Can", we see Margaux Kramer's panties after she slips on a throw rug. In another episode, "The Perils Of Punky", she's held upside down by her feet down a cavern, but her skirt and slip discreetly cover her undies by having them draped over her keister. In "Punky To The Rescue", Margaux's foot is caught in a snare but she is shown standing upright with her snared foot raised and not hanging upside down since she's wearing a dress.
- Rainbow Brite had a panty shot in "The Mighty Monstromurk Menace Part 1" when she nearly fell off a rainbow while escaping from the evil Pits.
- In the Scooby Doo, Where Are You! episode "Decoy for a Dognapper", while warding off a flock of bats, Velma kicks her knees up high enough to show her panties, but they are colored the same as her skirt. In another episode, "Scooby's Night With A Frozen Fright", she, Shaggy and Scooby get startled at the door slamming behind them and you can see her panties which are the same color as her dress. In "A Good Medium Is Rare", Velma's skirt rides up as she, Daphne and Fred react at a mysterious figure behind them.
- In the episode "The Babysitter from Beyond" (A Pup Named Scooby Doo), the kids are wedged in a doorway and from behind we can see Velma's and Daphne's white panties. Curiously, Daphne is wearing her panties on the outside of her tights. Velma had another in "A Bicycle Built For Boo." Her skirt flips up after Scooby drops her from the reach of the episode's monster.
- Wearing a second pair of panties over one's tights is an old trick to help stop them falling down.
- Velma gets another one in "It's Mean, It's Green, It's the Mystery Machine" from What's New, Scooby-Doo when the Mystery Machine is chasing the gang and Velma fals over, flipping up her skirt in the process to show her white panties.
- She has even yet another in the 1976 episode "Scooby Doo, Where's The Crew?" On Prof. Poisson's ship, Velma stands on tiptoe to look into the radio room porthole. Her skirt rides up high enough to show her red lace-trimmed panties.
- This troper swears the animators gave one to Lisa on The Simpsons. It may have just been that they inadvertently forgot to color it in, but you can see a flash of white under Lisa's skirt as she's climbing over the dividing wall between the "Boy" and "Girl" halves of the school, in the episode where she dresses like a guy to get into the better classes.
- There's a few others too, including one in the Human Resources Treehouse of Horror story and one in the ep where Lisa puts on some shoes which dance for her when someone claps.
- In the Droopy cartoon Wild and Woolfy, at the end when he is chasing cowgirl Red you can see her panties as she runs off.
- Tasha from The Backyardigans had a couple of those, particulary one in the Halloween episode, "Scared of You". Here's the clip
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- Several times in Code Lyoko (see Fanservice), but one rather baffling case of scene reuse takes the cake, as parodied here
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- The Chipettes get a few of these in The Chipmunk Adventure.
- Pistol from Goof Troop has a number of these during the series
- In one episode of Winx Club, the Trix were at a beauty pageant casting spells at the contestants and laughing at them. During one of the times this happened, Stormy laid down on Icy's lap laughing, and accidentally exposing her purple panties.
- In The Amazing Chan & The Chan Clan episode "The White Elephant", Suzie Chan's skirt billows up as she, Flip, Alan and Anne fall feet first through a trap door. Her panties — same color as her dress except for some lace trim and floral pattern — can be seen for a couple of frames.
- Ed Edd & Eddy episodes "Boom Boom, Out Goes The Ed" and "A Town Called Ed" has series cutie Nazz in T-shirt, slippers and panties for extended time in each. In "Smile For The Ed," Ed's obnoxious sister Sarah is wearing a frilly dress (waiting line for her class photo) which rides up to show frilly panties.
- Starfire has a quick panty shot at the beginning of the Teen Titans episode "Sisters" as she turns to return fire at her chasers.
- In Courage the Cowardly Dog, there is an upskirt of any skirt wearing female character in every episode — you'll have to be blind not to notice them.
- All the grotesquely drawn girls in Cow and Chicken wear boys' briefs.
- Nutsy of Blinky Bill fame, is a repeat offender in this category, which is common due to her being a Koala and frequently climbing trees.
- In the PBS show Super Why, the character Little Red Riding Hood only has a skirt long enough to cover her crotch area, so when ever she moves a little her white panties can be shown, especially in the "Cinderella" episode.
- An episode of the 1972 cartoon The Roman Holidays has Precocia Holiday in her panties for a scant couple of seconds as her mother puts a formal toga on her.
- In an episode of Inspector Gadget, "Movie Set", Gadget is in actress Lana Lamore's trailer he accidentally activates his gadget skis knocking her over, for a split second during the fall you can see her panties (they are pink).
- On the 1988 cartoon series Fantastic Max, Max's big sister Zoey shows her panties on a regular basis.
- The Wild Thornberrys has the main character Eliza; basically any time she's wearing her yellow dress she can easily notch up about 5 an episode (partly due to being quite short and having little legs)...
- Happy the Hare from Tabaluga will infrequently show hers when climbing or falling, they vary from Pink to purple.
- In Disney's animated short subject "Pecos Bill", Calamity Jane comes riding in on a buffalo. As the buffalo bucks up and down, Jane's rather short skirt flips up and shows white panties.
- In the Rugrats episode "Tricycle Thief", Susie holds a kangaroo trial against Angelica for stealing her tricycle. She ties the string of her mylar balloon to the left foot of Cynthia, Angelica's doll, and dangles it upside down. Cynthia's skirt falls over to show her panties. When Susie lets go of the balloon, the string is now tied to Cynthia's right foot, and her skirt is back in its proper position.
- In another Rugrats episode "America's Wackiest Home Videos", Angelica's skirt flies up a number of times and reveals her pink panties when she is skating for Drew's video.
- In the episode Mirror Land when Didi realizes that she's wearing a ballerina outfit you can see her panties right before she covers them up out of embarrassment.
- Hey Arnold has one in the episode "Phoebe Skips".
- Little Audrey showed her panties a lot in her theatrical cartoons in the 40s and 50s.
- Jerry's alien girl friend in Tom & Jerry: Blast Off To Mars has a couple of panty shots late in the feature.
- 1995's Itsy Bitsy Spider episode "State Fair Itsy" has a scene where Itsy's human pal Leslie plummeting down a long slide feet first. Her skirt flies up all the way to her face.
- In "The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy", in the episode "Nigel Planter and the Chamber Pot of Secrets" when Nigel, Grim, Billy and Mandy go through Dean Toadblatt's bookshelf, Mandy turns around causinging a quick flash. Then when the scene returns to Nigel, Grim, Billy and Mandy, Mandy's panties are showing.
- I checked, this is the only upskirt you'll ever see.
- The Powerpuff Girls had two. The first, in "Mommy Fearest", had Bubbles sneaking off from getting ready for bed in her camisole and panties. The other, from "The Powerpuff Girls Movie," had the Professor putting Buttercup's nightie on her.
- Mona The Vampire has a few.
Real Life
- Subversion (reversion? 180 degree turn?): Man In A Kilt. Often played for laughs and the subject of numerous questions: "What's worn beneath a Scotsman's kilt?" Answers go below:
- Whatever he feels like;
- Your mom;
- Vapor Wear;
- Leopard print velvet;
- Frilly ladies underwear with hearts on them;
- Shoes and socks;
- $50 to tell you, $20 to show you, but finding out for yourself: Priceless;
- On a good day? Lipstick;
- Nothing;
- Nothing is worn, it's all in very good condition.
- Red gym shorts.
- In the past, girls were pretty much required to wear dresses at school. This gave the boys plenty of opportunities to see their panties in various ways:
- When the girls sat at their desks with their legs spread apart;
- Doing a cartwheel;
- Twirling their skirts;
- Any upside down position (hanging by knees on monkey bars, handstand, headstand, etc.);
- Boy drops his pencil next to girl for the sole purpose of peeking up her skirt;
- Following them up a flight of stairs;
- Gust of wind blowing their skirts up;
- Kneeing their skirt up after (e.g.) kicking a ball;
- Tripping a girl wearing a sufficiently short skirt — or just in a specific fashion;
- Vicarious exhibitionism — lifting their skirts;
- Placing mirrors under their chairs.
- This troper has heard of boys tying small mirrors to their shoes.
- And Ohio has some law agains shiny shoes, for that exact reason.
- Not even the Princess of Asturias (and posibily future queen of Spain) is inmune to this
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- In real life, "upskirt" is an entire category of softcore pornography, and in Japan, it is an entire industry with a special name: panchira.
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