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Jane: Have you ever seen anybody make love in the air? Tony: Well, that's how you make little Puma Men! Mike: And he immediately defiles the holy gift given to him.
"It's a custom tailored energy/super-power drainer. Transfers meta-human force and funnels it into the owner — converting it to a number of pre-set super-powers.... We had to stop production. You'd be surprised how many disgusting uses there are for 'Plastic Man'."
—Lightning Lady, Evil, Inc.
In every fandom, one finds a particularly pervasive trend that makes it harder to deny that Freud Was Right: if a character has some kind of gimmick, then chances are that some portion of the fans will have dreamed up an indecent application for that gimmick. Quite often, it comes in the shape of questions about the character's free time. Yes, he uses his superpowers to save lives while on duty. But what does he do with them when not on duty?
Well, if the fans are imaginative, the gutter's the limit — or the sewer, as the case may be. Even the creators may have considered this, though perhaps not depicting it at any time. Or they might not have, and would in fact be shocked that anyone could possibly think such a thing. If a fan has not considered the more personal uses of the gimmick, it can lead to extreme Squick when they stumble across it.
A specific form can be found in Shapeshifting Squick, but this trope goes far beyond that single concept. Related to Fetish Fuel (or, depending on your point of view, Nightmare Fuel).
Other forms involve gimmicks that can be seen even in characters without readily twistable superpowers. For example, the eternal question, "What does character X wear under their Y?", with Y being the clothing they are most known for.
Note: The following examples are borderline Rule 34 and thus unsuitable for anyone who doesn't want their mental pictures polluted. If you value an innocent view of your favorite characters, stop reading now.
We repeat, the following is not for the faint of heart or faint of butt. Keep the Brain Bleach handy.
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Examples
General
- Characters who can change gender get this a lot, especially Ranma. You can avoid or create homosexual pairings by genderswapping, and the possibilities of genderswaps during various acts are often exploited... (genital Tele Fragging?)
- This is known to have basically horrified Rumiko Takahashi. Repeatedly asked at conventions what would happen if Ranma got pregnant in female form, Takahashi finally replied, exasperated "It's never going to happen, so why do you ask?"
- Because while she knows it, and we know it, that doesn't mean Jusenkyō knows it.
- The interesting part is, whether Takahashi wants to think about it or not, she did address it in the manga (albeit indirectly). The Musk Dynasty story arc describes an ancient culture which ritually tossed strong, wild animals they had captured (such as tigers, wolves, boars, and, at one point, a dragon) into the Spring of Drowned Girl, in order to procure wives. Then they'd magically lock those "women" in human form and mate with them, so their offspring would inherit the traits of the mother's original form. As one might imagine, Ranma was victim of such Mode Lock at one point.
- Uh... isn't that technically bestiality?
- This still doesn't address what will happen if Ranma becomes pregnant in female form, then changes back into male.
- One would assume that she couldn't because there was someone else inside of her.
- Or that the change would result in a literal Magic Abortion. It's very much possible that the reason the Musk Dynasty created their Mode Lock impliment was to ensure that they could produce children with their "wives".
- Or a Mister Seahorse situation...
- Or, most likely, a life-threatening ectopic pregnancy.
- Futaba Kun Change is what results when you do address those issues. Same basic principle minus the Love Dodecahedron, but plus the 15-rated exploration, so the Gender Bender character gets periods and (because it runs in the family) was birthed by his father.
- Although, in this series' case, the Gender Benders are explicitly stated to be locked in female form while having their period, and presumably while pregnant.
- The assorted variants of stretching powers (Mr. Fantastic, Luffy, Plastic Man and Elastigirl, among others) evoke a lot of this trope's usage. Not just the males who can extend themselves, but the females would be able to take in any object into their orifices, no matter the size, justifying O Ring Orifice. Not to mention these characters' elasticity usually give them some form of extra durability, making rough foreplay more rough.
- DC character Grace once admitted to having gone out with Plastic Man, and assured Roy Harper that there were "advantages".
- Note that no matter how many times Reed and Sue break up, or what horrible things Reed has done to deserve it, Sue always goes back to him.
- While The Incredibles was a family film, this can come into play via Fridge Brilliance: Elastigirl/Mrs. Incredible's power conveniently avoids the "Man of Steel, Woman of Kleenex" problem if for whatever reason Mr. Incredible were to forget his strength.
- Anyone with invisibility is an obvious candidate. Done especially darkly in The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen with the Invisible Man, who being a Psycho For Hire is introduced in the first comic at a girls' school, raping the students. In the second, he assaults Mina (though refraining from doing anything sexual in nature) and receives an appropriately horrific Karmic Death in being raped to death by Hyde.
- Older Than Dirt example: Plato's Republic spoke of the Ring of Gyges, indubitably an inspiration for J.R.R. Tolkien's Ring of Power. It granted the wearer invisibility, and Plato's Glaucon contended that any wearer would become completely amoral due to no fear of the consequences of, say, rape.
- Absalom is played with darkly as well. The closest One Piece ever came to hentai was Thriller Bark. He first makes himself known to the viewer by licking Robin from head to toe (not skipping anywhere, if Robin's reaction is anything to go by) and then molests Nami in the bathroom. Then, after attempting to force Nami to marry him, he gets a nasty surprise: Sanji wanted the Devil Fruit of Invisibility, but was
sickened by Absalom's abuse of its power pissed that Absalom had got to it first. Cue the asskicking of his life, where not even invisibility could save him.
- Clay Aiken kindly boiled this trope down to its most basic form and put it to music with the chorus of his song "Invisible" ("If I was invisible/I could just watch you in your room"). This was intended to be romantic, of course.
- The most explicit example, however, would be Hollow Man, where an invisible Kevin Bacon actually does rape his neighbor in his Moral Event Horizon moment.
- Cyborg. Bunnie Rabbot. Mega Man. What do these three characters have in common? Robotic arms that can extend/transform into other things. "Personal" Swiss Army Knife, indeed...
- Up until Mega Man 9, the robot master that would grant Mega Man anything pervertable would have to be a very confused one.
- Anyone with time stopping/slowing powers; ever wanted to know how it feels to have a full day's worth of foreplay/orgasms in a split-second?
- So that's how Dio Brando gets all the ladies!
- and the guys. Apparently it's very effective.
- ZA WARUDO<
- That's odd. This troper would just strip people, whip out a camera and I think you get the rest.
- This is what the main character of the film Cashback
 does.
- Reading the Wikipedia article for Cashback, I seem to notice that the lead's name is "Sean Biggerstaff". Also, the music is by Rick Astley, for no apparent reason (maybe Rick Astley has time powers?)
- There's an H-manga that revolves around stopping time for not-so-innocent reasons, called Watch-Men. No relation.
- Knowing Doctor Manhattan's talents... you sure?
- Any character with Clairvoyance could have free 24/7 Voyeuristic views.
- This was actually played on in Psychonauts when Raz's campmate tries to use his Clairvoyance abilities to peek into the girls' room.
- One Demon The Fallen sourcebook features a voyeur who sold his soul specifically for scrying powers.
- Did you know it's possible to give head to yourself through enough flexibility training? You can go spend your college funds on yoga lessons now. Then again, if you're reading this, your parents probably wouldn't have bothered saving up for your college tuition anyway.
- With lots of time and perhaps a few lucky genetics — or maybe Kung Fu flexibility warmups, This Troper does not know the precise cause — it's also possible. I am aware that I am beyond trying to say Or So I Heard. So Yeah. Don't snap your neck.
- This Troper heard that Marilyn Manson had his two bottom ribs removed just so he could do this. But the credibility of this information is worth questioning given the source (compulsive liar + pothead + middle school student - Marilyn Manson fan).
- Reality Warping. You can create organic matter, create non-organic matter, go wherever you want in a POOF, go back and forward in time, change the gender of you and others, make people love you, watch people that aren't near you, basically if it exists, you can do it probably so makes you wonder what characters on Fairly Odd Parents and other shows/books with Reality Warping do in their free time...
- For reference, it has been shown outright that, unless he screws up even more royally than usual, Timmy Turner will keep his godparents until he goes away to college, well after his libido kicks in. And the restriction is "true love" being off limits, not lust...
- Yeah, well, if Timmy wanted to "poof" Trixie's clothes off, I seriously doubt Cosmo and Wanda would go through with it.
- And there are many characters that have and keep their powers forever...
- There's always the use of the unusual anatomy as detailed in Fantastic Arousal...
- You have to ask youself, If you had telekinesis, what would you do with it?
- Or Mind Manipulation.
- Well, free hand for One, Zero G Spot without being in Space, Take thay Clothes off easy and if you have biokinesis (Bio-PK) make them have an Orgasm without touching them.
- Mindlink Mates has inherent... advantages. First, telepathy allows each participant to know what another wants — more exactly and with less latency than via speech. Second, two-sided empathic link makes a positive feedback loop: it not only allows to share an echo of whatever emotions and sensations it can transfer with partner, but can amplify them adding on top of everything an echo of reaction on echo. The implications are obvious.
- Joan Vinge fully explored these in two unrelated sci-fi series of books. She really dwelled on that perversion potential.
- Used by Seo Kouji in his debut oneshot, Half And Half, for romantic development. Played with, when Yuuki realizes the Power Perversion Potential of the mindlink, and uses it to bully Shinichi by fondling her own breasts; obviously, Shinichi feels the fondling and reacts accordingly, then he realizes it. Result: a self-grabbing bullying session. It has the potential, but it's never fully explored, taking the romantic way instead.
- Hinted at in The Wheel of Time series regarding the bond between Aes Sedai and Warder. Actually, more than hinted at between Rand and Elayne and Rand and Min. Then crosses into Squick...or something...for the excess mates (and Birgitte, Elayne's other Warder) when Rand and Elayne finally get it on, due to Power Incontinence.
- Flight or levitation has their own trope.
Anime & Manga
- In Death Note you can control the things a person does before he dies, so it's not hard to imagine somebody writing that a beautiful woman will go to his house and sleep with him. The only problem after that is that the woman will inevitably end up dying, so people might get suspicious.
- You could easily deal with that if you wrote down they'd die years from then, even easier with the Shinigami eyes — you can just tell the death note to kill off said beautiful woman only seconds before she would die naturally. Normally the time limit on waiting is twenty-three days. But there is probably a woman who will die in a car crash in eleven days anyways; alternately you can subvert the 23-day rule for diseases that take longer than that time.
- Only problem is that most of the DN users we've seen express no interest in sex; Light and Mikami are pretty obviously asexual, and Higuchi's interest in marrying Misa is so he can kill her and collect insurance money. Misa herself is the only one who shows any interest in sex at all, and given that she's Lightsexual, it's unlikely that she'd ever do something like that.
- Shinigami, once they know the face and name of a person, will be able to locate them anywhere, no matter what they're doing. This kind of makes Gelus out to be a huge pervert, when you think about it.
- There is an H-Manga and a Live Action adaptation thereof called Ero Note. Think about it.
- Naruto fans have a remarkable number of ideas to play with. Questions of whether Neji's (or Hinata's for that matter) Byakugan power can be used to see through clothing, Kakuzu's threads being converted into Naughty Tentacles, speculations on Orochimaru's incredibly extensible prehensile tongue (to say nothing of what he might be able to fit in his throat besides his sword), such things seem to show up in the fandom so often. And then there's Deidara. One fan put it thus: "He's male, and he has mouths on his hands. There's no way he doesn't get up to naughty stuff with them."
- And that last one isn't helped by a picture from the manga itself of what appears to be Deidara making his hands French-kiss each other.
- And let's not forget the many wonderful applications of the Shadow Clone Jutsu combined with Henge/Sexy no Jutsu.
- This Troper, based on a throwaway snarky comment by Sakura, realized it would be entirely possible to go on a date with yourself. Or with anyone you saw. Cue Naruto experimenting with Sakura shadow clone dolls in 3...2...
- But isn't the Henge no Jutsu just an illusion? So it would still be you underneath the smoke and mirrors...
- A point of consternation within the community it seems, unless one of the Databooks pins down what it can do, it does what ever the plot calls for.
- Well he does turn in to a large shuriken at one point, so it's probably real.
- Not to mention the, um, "group activities" one could perform with said jutsu.
- In addition to the fact Chouji's techniques can enlarge any part of his body.
- Also in addition, Sand Bondage. The world should be grateful Gaara hasn't shown any perverse sides to his personality (yet).
- What else can all of those genjutsu do? Especially Itachi's Tsukiyomi which can actually make you experience days of anything in a couple seconds.
- Don't forget Kankurou and Sasori's chakra strings!
- Especially when Kankuro twice showed he could use them to pull off something which a person is wearing (first armor, then pieces of Zetsu). Needless to say, fans got ideas.
- This troper has seen some interesting applications of Ino's mind transferring abilities in fan fiction, especially with a less than willing Sasuke. There's also some speculation on what other kind of "techniques" sharingan users could imitate.
- Shikamaru has it easy with his Shadow Imitation and Shadow Strangle. Controlling a target and having magic shadow tentacle hands have to be good for something. DeviantArt is way ahead of you
- It has recently been revealed that Sasuke's Mangekyo Sharingan lets him use genjutsu strong enough for flat-out mind-control people; for which the possibilities are endless.
- Orochimaru has demonstrated the ability to regurgitate clones of himself from his mouth. However, that particular scene had this troper thinking, "Thank god Orochimaru came out of THAT end..."
- With regard to the Byakugan, it can see through anything, that's the whole basis of the power. So yes, it could undoubtedly be used to see through clothes. Whether the characters who posses it ever actually have used it that way will probably never be brought up outside of message boards and fanfics/fanart. It's also been brought up that Byakugan users could easily end up seeing things they'd rather not. For example... Or this.
- There could also be some interesting applications of Mokuton. One thing that immediately comes to mind is to replace Naughty Tentacles with naughty tree roots.
- Pain has had six bodies, one of which is female. That is all.
- The Eight Chakra Gates allow a ninja to fight beyond the limits of his own body. What else could you do with superhuman stamina?
- Kurenai is a genjutsu user, whose most prominant jutsu that we've seen involves tree bondage... naughty plantacles?
- Three Words: Shadow. Clone. Jutsu.
- Two Words: Sexy. Jutsu Which, arguably, invokes this trope.
- Shadow clones, when dispersed, give their experiences back to the original user. Consider what this could mean if timed correctly.
- One Piece characters in particular have been officially reached by this trope, with the author actually answering in a side panel question and answer column in the manga: "So...can Luffy extend any body part?" "....yes". He also confirmed that Buggy can make any part of his body fly off. Nico Robin, while not a stretcher, can duplicate any body part outside her body (so she can generate extra arms to hit enemies with). The other uses for this are obvious.
- Which incidentally earned her the Fan Nickname "The One-Woman orgy" in some parts of the fandom.
- Strangely, her powers are hardly ever used in porn of her, though (and when they are, it's always arms). Considering this is Japan we're talking about, you'd think they'd have some imagination here...
- You obviously missed the one about Sanji licking her "oyster".
- And then there's the folks who conjecture about anyone who has the powers to metamorphose into another living creature, like Chopper.
- Or Mr 2, Bon Clay, who can transform into anyone he's made physical contact with, or lately Jewelry Bonney who can change the age of herself or others at will.
- Not to mention Wapol, who has the power to combine people together, as well as being able to rebuild his body into different shapes and assume the characteristics of anything he eats. The possibilities are pretty much limitless.
- Trafalgar Law is possibly even more extreme, he has the power to split anything apart and reassemble the pieces anyway he pleases. For example, in chapter 505 he (among other things) removes a marine's head and places it on his crotch.
- We also have Mr 3, who can create and mold wax into any solid shape (his role as the bondage master was pretty much solidified when he used his powers to kidnap Nami, Vivi and Zoro and tie them to a giant birthday cake).
- Mr 1 is as hard as Iron, combined with his partner's rather creative ability to form spikes all over her body leads to a rather interesting coupling.
- Appeasing the tentacle rape fans, we not only have fishmen with multiple arms and the aforementioned Robin, there's also Kumadori who uses his tentacle like hair to restrain Nami in order to penetrate her young firm body with his mighty rod.
- There's Foxy the Silver Fox whose ability to slow things down for 30 second only to unleash all the momentum applied to it immediately after in a massive climax.
- And who can forget all the speculation regarding what modifications "Cyborg Franky" did to that body part... or whether he has anything apart from his testicles at all.
- 'Black Cage' Hina appeals to the Bondage fans due to her Devil fruit. She has been seen tying up both Bon Clay and Miss Valentine on multiple occasions.
- Speaking of Miss Valentine, a world of possible positions would probably be available when the woman can make herself light enough that lifting her is a non-issue.
- We also have Absalom, who can turn himself and anything he touches invisible. Three guesses what he uses this for.
- We also have Blueno's Door Door Fruit. Oda has explicitly stated that if Sanji had gotten ahold of it, the world would effectively end due to women living in constant fear of Sanji peeking at them.
- With the appearance of the Transvestite Queen of the Kamabakka Kingdom, "Miracle Worker" Emporio Ivankof, we now have a character who can alter the genders of others (or him/herself), among other things, using hormones. No one is safe.
- After the introduction of Luffy's Gear Third technique, which allows him to make body parts not only longer, but also wider and harder...five words: Gomu Gomu no Gigant Penis.
- Eh, not really. Gear Third involves Luffy inflating his bones to massive size, and, aside from the obvious pun, there aren't any bones in a penis. Due to his flexibility, he probably could still try it directly, but remember, to blow air into his bones, he has to bite into them. I just think that's one place he doesn't want to try that.
- Did you have to bring up the possibility of him blowing himself? Now I'm stuck thinking of all the things an infinitely flexible guy made of rubber could do.
- I've seen a h-doujinshi where Luffy use Gear Second (and apparently) Gear Third to enjoy relations with both Boa Hancock and Marguerite at the same time (cause he didn't want either one to be left out, naturally). We also see how Perona's Horo Horo powers could be used for voyuerism.
- Aren't we forgetting Mr. 5 and his explosive bodily fluids?
- How, how is possible that Don Quijote Do Flamingo has not been mentionated yet? He can control several person at once like puppets! If you can't use that power to get unlimited pleasure, you are wasting breathable air.
- From the Revolutionary Girl Utena movie, stick shift.
- In the Fullmetal Alchemist anime, Edward Elric can change the shape of his metal arm and is shown using alchemy to repair Alphonse's metal body. Applications strictly not in the alchemical manual have been postulated as alternatives for both.
- And if Ed didn't think of such things, Winry probably has.
- If Scar's ability to "unmake" an object could be very carefully focused, it would easily dispose of clothing. But wanton destruction is kinda the whole point of Scar's power.
- Envy. Shape-shifting. You figure it out.
- Wrath can merge with inanimate objects and move them like appendages.
- In The Movie, Alphonse could temporarily animate suits of armor. The same technique would probably work with anything articulated and roughly humanoid-shaped.
- The human/snake chimera Marta was extremely flexible.
- Speaking of, Mega Man Battle Network is chock full of these; to name a few, sexual Battle Chips, Full Synchro, and those robot bodies that let a Navi exist in the real world outside of the aforementioned Full Synchro.
- And if the Kokoro Network (SoulNet) from Battle Network 5 can be used to stimulate kindness or hatred... well, let's be glad Regal was only so twisted.
- In the anime Elfen Lied, the Diclonii have extra sets of invisible, extendable, telepathic arms that can phase through flesh, steel, and presumably... clothing. At the very least, this could lead to some unique self-experimentation.
- In Digimon certain digimon are made from a specific kind of data. Imagine what kind of digimon you would get if they were made from porn data. Now imagine them taking into account Rule Thirty Four and Rule Thirty Six.
- Isn't this obvious? Lilithmon.
- Palmon's fingers become prehensile and ten feet long, making them perfect naughty tentacles.
- Sailor Moon Yeah, most of you are thinking of that stick ("A Rod Born Of Their Love!", indeed) she uses sometimes, but I can't be the only one thinking "Odango bondage", right?
- Ami's water affinity is also the most common power used in fanfics for recreational purposes, there have also been fanfics musing that thunderstorms get her and Jupiter (Electricity) get excited.
- And then there's Sailor Moon's and Sailor Venus's transformation ability. In the original Sailor V manga, Minako uses her disguise ability to "turn into a really hot boy." (Really!) Just how fully functional that disguise was is the subject of much speculation. Sailor Moon also transforms into a boy at the end of her first manga volume.
- And if that's not enough, Minako discovers another use for this ability in one H-doujin that This Troper came upon once. Hint: It starts with "futa"...
- Sailor Venus's death in the Japanese first arc may have some people thinking naughty things...
- In fact, the Sailor Moon Abridged touches upon this in their versions of the final episodes.
- CLAMP obviously gave some thought to this. Satsuki in X1999 uses her supercomputer's suspiciously tentacle-like cables for work and for pleasure, if you know what I mean.
- And that's not even getting into all the mind-control themes CLAMP play with in multiple titles.
- Yu Yu Hakusho examples: Kurama's control over plants has sent many a Fangirl's mind into the gutter. Not to mention Itsuki's shadow hands, Toguro-ani's ability to regenerate himself endlessly and stretch out any part of his body... and to this troper, Sensui's personalities. Yum.
- You forgot Mitarai's abilities to control fluids, like water or blood. Seaman's Double Entendre must be on purpose.
- Just about every possible aspect of Pretty Cure, up to and including things like the details of the Call To Adventure or the change in hairstyle upon transformation... with one surprising exception. Apparently, the fandom seriously and truly can't come up with any interesting applications of how several of the characters need to make physical contact with their partners to use their powers.
- The Awakened forms in Claymore have all sorts of this. For instance, Dauf is able to create long metal rods that he slams into people, Riful can disperse into things that more than a little resemble Naughty Tentacles, Luciela can sprout mouths just about anywhere, and Priscilla has that horn... yeah.
- Haruhi Suzumiya, is, a Reality Warper. Which results in many, many Fan Fiction works involving her using her powers, usually to transform Kyon and the others, usually transgender.
- Yuki and Asakura count too, since they can alter reality too.
- Ryouko can freeze her targets. She does this to Kyon (along with sealing off the door to the classroom they're in), with a very Yandere smile on her face. Now, what if, instead of attempting murder on Kyon, she decided to attempt rape on him?
- This happens in Seitenkan. Ryou Asakura contemplates on raping Kyonko just before killing her "just to see how it would feel like." Eew.
- Itsuki once remarks that if he didn't act gay towards Kyon, Haruhi would've made him gay for him. Cue the slash fics!
- And then there are the possibilities of Endless Eight. Although the doujin involving Asakura sexing up Kyon until he loses his mind was too much.
- Urd, between electrical powers, skill at potions (yes, that kind of potions), and all her other goddess abilities, can probably live up to her self-styled Love Goddess title. Come to think of it, Peorth has that whole prehensile vines thing going for her.
- Hierophant Green from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure has several powers with very high perversion potential. He can "unravel" himself into a cluster of tentacles with a super-acute sense of touch, control people's bodies by crawling into them, and... fire bullets of crystallized blood from his hands. Well, two out of three ain't bad.
- Further down the line (story-wise) is Mountain Tim and his power to bead himself around a rope. So yeah.
- And Gold Experience has the power to overcharge someone with life energy, causing them to experience everything in slow motion while their sensory input is amplified to a tremendous extent. Just Think Of The Potential!
- Mahou Sensei Negima has a bunch of these:
- The pills that can make you look older or younger than your real age.
- Albireo's ability to turn himself into anyone he's met.
- Evangeline's squad of Robot Girls, especially Chachamaru and the whole Key winding thing. See I Didnt Mean To Turn You On.
- There are spells that seem to exist for the sole purpose of destroying people's clothes. Negi can destroy clothes just by sneezing.
- Not to mention Fate's "Watery Hands" spell. Which he uses to tickle Asuna into submission.
- Then there are all the times people mention that magical rituals (pactios, Chachamaru's winding, the demon-summoning ritual from the Kyoto arc) "feel good".
- Then there's the Chichigami, and her Naughty Tentacles battle suit. Although we have quite a good idea of what she wanted to use it for.
- And the slave collars.
- The credits page on the scanlations for that chapter altered the dialog of a particularly electrifying scene to reflect this.
- Haruna's artifact would count, if there was anything left that she hadn't already done with it.
- Disagree - there's so much else we haven't seen yet. Remember, she's a Yaoi Fangirl manga-ka who can create anything and anyone she can draw, adding, changing and/or enhancing any physical and mental trait she wishes. She has only created two ero-ero golems - one was just a dark version of another character, the other was a 'kiss trainer' with, admittedly, a 23cm tongue (talk about deep throat!). She did clone herself, but that was for work. Think instant orgies of Bishounen and Bishoujo (gay or bisexual? Your choice), or Twin Threesome Fantasy, or Screw Yourself, or Gender Flip, or Suddenly Sexuality, Yaoi Guys, interesting toys... The kink possibilities are truly endless - and she'd think of every single one.
- This editor theorises that she got the money to buy an airship by opening a "Fantasy Brothel".
- Likewise, the only attacks that Jack Rakan doesn't just make up on the spot are one related to female harassment. Such a specific technique for stealing their panties, which he follows up by creating a whirlwind specifically to blow their skirts up.
- As one discussion site for Bleach put it:
- Yoruichi can shunpo out of her clothes. I repeat, she can shunpo out of her clothes.
- She taught Byakuya how to do it too.
- Discuss.
- I can't believe no one's commented on Byakuya and Rukia's kido abilities. Consider that half of them are different immobilization techniques, including the level 1 spell which is simply slapping kido handcuffs on someone behind their back. Then consider the fact that they're both quite good at kido and would need a powerful opponent to practice on, meaning that both of them probably spend a good portion of their training time tying up Renji.
- Mayuri. He often experiments on his own body, replacing parts with anything he wants. There's also Nemu, his clone daughter, who knows what kinds of "modifications" he built into her.
- Aizen's power has as much potential as it is Paranoia Fuel: If you ever see him release his zanpakuto he takes completely control over every sense in your body for as long as he wants. It's like with a holodeck, except he can make you use it.
- Detective Conan. He may have the body of a seven-years-old, but he still has the mind of a seventeen-years-old and is currently living with his (unknowing) girlfriend. The series itself does not help matters — they have shared a bed and a bath in the past.
- Code Geass fans will cheerfully point out that, as the owner of a hypnotic Evil Eye and the central male in an Unwanted Harem full of attractive girls, Lelouch could have a LOT of fun. In fact, there's at least one well-known Doujinshi, Code Eros, which is almost inevitably referenced in these discussions.
- The anime itself has Lelouch using Geass to make Guilford think he's Cornelia. Lelouch better hope Guilford doesn't hold a Bodyguard Crush on Cornelia, or things could get painful.
- Considering his ability to rewrite people's memories, it would be entirely possible for the Emperor to make someone think that they've always been in a relationship with him... not that anyone would want to see that, unless we're talking about his slightly-easier-on-the-eyes younger self.
- We also have Empress Marianne's Geass ability. Switching bodies. Wow, just try jumping on someone else's body and have him/her under your control...
- The protagonist of the Visual Novel spin-off Lost Color, Rai, has a slightly different version of Lelouch's Geass. And in the PS 2-only Blue Moon path, he can go to town with it. With anyone.
- Not to mention pre-immortality C.C., whose power was to inspire unconditional love from anyone. This is a rare case where the Power Perversion Potential may actually have happened in canon, but apparently, an endless stream of gifts and marriage proposals got boring real fast.
- Is there a non perverse way for such a power to work? Inspiring love during a fight so your opponent hesitates while trying to stab you?
- This Troper could not think straight when Emperor Lelouch declared that a bunch of people to "become his slaves."
- Majin Tantei Nougami Neuro practically begs for this! Neuro has been shown to stand on ceilings and walls, morph his hands and even his hair into Naughty Tentacles and other things, shapeshift to an extent, and who knows what some of the other 777 Tools of Hell could be used for...
- Although given Neuro's personality, the whole thing might border more into Squick... Now, if anyone embodies this trope, it's X. Shapeshifting... genderbending... And later in the manga, limited mind control.
- In Dragon Ball Z, Piccolo demonstrates the ability to psychically create, alter, or, presumably, reduce or destroy, any clothing on people simply by facing his palm towards them and concentrating. Now, if he wasn't from a Single Gender Race that reproduced via eggs, imagine what he could do with that.
- Also in Dragon Ball Z, we have regenerating villains. Including Buu, who absorbs people with detached parts of his body, and got off one hellacious sneak attack on Gohan by leaving his phallic head attachment detached after being dismembered. Imagine what someone with thoughts other than "destroy everything in the world" in their heads would do if they could be like Buu. The Power Perversion Potential is wasted on him...
- Let us not forget the titular Dragon Balls which can grant ANY wish... yes.
- You also can't forget Buu's transformation powers. He turned multiple characters into different foods, and ate them. I don't know about the majority of you tropers, but I've always kind of had a thing for girls transforming into food and being eaten... slowly... feet-first...
- How about turning them into a cookie biting off their limbs and turning them back to flesh and blood with no way to defend themselves. Yes I have read a ero-manga with just this.
- There is so much potential in Ranma ½! Changing gender or even becoming an animal when getting wet? Jusenkyō must be the dream of any fetishist out there...
- Rumiko Takahashi had gotten the question so often about whether or not Girl Ranma can become pregnant, that she finally answered with "I don't think about that, and neither should you!"
- It's also gotten a bit of a Lampshade Hanging when one of Ranma's classmates asked if he ever did it with Akane as a girl.
- One Fan Web Comic of Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha took one look at Erio and Caro's Crash Into Hello, took one look at Erio's ability to use Sonic Move, and decided to turn him into a non-Accidental Pervert by having him perform some high-speed groping.
- Hellsing's fandom is prone to some very kinky imaginings. Fans have speculated about Alucard's shape-shifting, inventive uses of his and/or Seras's shadow appendages, individuals taking advantage of Master/Servant relationships, creative application of Zorin's illusion powers, and use of various weapons in ways not intended by the manufacturers, among other things.
- Let's not forget Alucard's hypnosis power (which Pip calls a "sex beam" in Volume 3). The name aside, there is limitless potential for that.
- Lampshaded by Girlycard when addressing Walter in The Dawn, Chapter 4: "You must find it entertaining: I can change my shape into anything."
- Major Kusanagi and her fellow cyborgs of Ghost In The Shell Stand Alone Complex have wireless cyber-telepathy. One wonders just how deep their networking can go. Talk about "winning the internets".
- This actually comes up in an early episode of the second season, though the man in question receives in fact a pre-generated recording, to take him out for a while without him noticing.
- She also "spends" her free day with some "friends" in the original manga, really "enjoying" a VR-simulation. The US-version is missing some pages and one picture is edited to make the scene appear like a harmless vacation. The original version is much more explicit, which also justifies Bato's reaction when he tries to contact her. He's not just getting a nosebleed from their swim suits.
- Batou was actually experiencing what the Major was feeling, and the sensory input from organs he didn't have was making him literally sick. The re-release of the manga has the uncensored original scene. Also, an early episode of GitS: SAC alludes to the Major and her "friends"' relationship.
- Macross Frontier: Gigantic, well-endowed, space babes of human form. Gigantism fetish surrenders. Also, some small subset apparently turns into loli for their Sleep Mode Size, for those on the opposite side of the spectrum.
- In the end, Ranka and Sheryl are interconnected somewhat by their Vajra augmentation, hivemind-style. Does this mean that if one of them is enjoying herself, the other will feel it too? Oh, exploitable!
- Nevermind that; Ranka (and possibly Sheryl) is also inexorably linked to the entire Vajra Hive Mind as well. Who react to the slightest emotional stimulus with an intensity over ten times greater than the source. Who can also spread across the galaxy in the blink of an eye. Ranka enjoying herself could very well reenact the Big Bang!
- Another use for Grace's plan to Mind Hive the entire galaxy: massive Mind-orgy!
- Yomiko Readman of Read or Die can do absolutely anything with paper, although unfortunately she's more likely to have sex with the paper than with anyone else.
- In the sequel series R.O.D the TV Yomiko appears later in the series, and is shown to have developed an odd, possibly lesbianrelationship with a clone of Nancy Makuhari. Her paper-manipulating abilities don't seem to be involved, beyond creating a small, private apartment entirely out of books.
- Pokémon. We wish we could say it's surprising just how many fanfics there are where Ash's Bulbasaur uses its vine whip attack out of battle.
- Bulbasaur is literally the first Pokémon in a list of almost five hundred, with thousands of abilities distributed between them. Rule Thirty Four exists for all of them, allegedly. You do the math.
- On the human side of the street, trainers have the power to give almost unquestioned commands to their Pokémon. Think about it.
- A little further down that side, it should be noted that in Episode 26, "Primape goes bananas", Ash was trying to capture a Mankey, but wound up catching a donut it threw to avoid capture. Therefore, in theory, a Pokéball should be able to catch anything. When we take various his various female companions, Nurse Joys, and Officer Jennies that would otherwise pose a hindrance, Ash may give up being just a Pokémon Master...
- Of course, this is assuming that he has the appropriate badges to control higher-leveled women. Seeing that he DOES have the Earth badge, though...
- Well, it's more likely that the energy "net" ATTEMPTS to catch anything. After all, the donut just kind of...sits there.
- Donuts always sit there. For all we know, its little donut mind had been utterly consumed by obedience and devotion to Ash; being a donut and lacking locomotion or any form of communicatory ability, it was simply unable to express it or be of assistance in any meaningful way.
- Except that it was a riceball.
- In any case, a few episodes have demonstrated that, for whatever reasons, humans can't be affected, at least by the return beam. They've been hit with Pokéballs enough that one probably won't capture human. What a shame.
- Bulbapedia states that Pokéballs only give people electric shocks...then again this does qualify for some people...
- Soul Eater: Two words: Weapon kink.
- It can be noted that Soul has rather ... sharp teeth and a pretty long tongue.
- One old discussion concerning Mobile Fighter G Gundam was about the Mobile Trace System - as it replicated the pilot's moves exactly and allowed them to have tactile feedback from their gundam, some wags wondered if it could be exploited so people could have a different kind of intense Gundam encounter with zero risk of accidental pregnancy,
- Canaan has magical Synethesia. All of her senses are fused; so when she sees something, feels something, hears something, smells something, tastes something; it's all those other senses too. 4koma doujinshi at least, has already noted that she would really, really enjoy physical intimacy in ways other people can't.
- To Aru Kagaku No Railgun has a scene in which Kuroko abuses her teleportation powers after a misunderstanding to remove her lesbian crush's underwear. Yeah.
- Then said crush punishes her using electricity. I don't think it was hurting her.
- Fans of To Love Ru have quite abit to play with. There is the Fantastic Arousal of three characters tails
- Yami, who has transformation abilities,
- Celine, who can produce a pollen that basically acts as a love potion, making all who breath it in fall in love with Rito.
- There is also a device which can control bodies which Lala gets the controls to. And did I mention it was attached to Rito at the time, wearing nothing but a small towel. The chapter ended with the line, 'And now lets have some fun with Rito'.
- Lala also has a device which can swap bodies, a Gender Bender ray, and Peke.
- Oh dear Lord, Peke. This one is practically canon. Peke can literally feel Lala when she is wearing her, and has complete control of her clothing. When Rito becomes Peke for awhile, he accidentally loosens and tightens the clothes, turning Lala into a blushing, moaning mess. Peke has also canonically transformed other peoples clothing, all into fetishy outfits, including bunny girls, school girls and nurses. Then there is the whipped cream bakini.
- Oh, and there is also a teleporting braclet that doesn't do clothes, leaving the users naked at the destination. This troper feels he has made his point, but will go on if asked.
- NEEDLESS has Disc, who can get info on pretty much anybody with her cyborg abilities. Adam Blade, being the stubborn pervert he is, wanted to know if Disc could use it to get the bust-waist-height measurements of any girls. Not only can Disc do that, she and Blade later do exactly that. Set to rock music.
- Given the apparently sensual nature of merging the three parts of the titular Humongous Mecha in Genesis Of Aquarion, it wouldn't be at all surprising if some unscrupulous element user would at some point deliberately use it as a substitute for sex with a person he (or she) couldn't actually seduce.
- Hayate's first comment upon seeing a magical scrying mirror is that it would be great for peeping. He was six at the time, too. Athena was not amused.
- Momon from Gash Bell used his spells on Tio/Tia in perverted ways.
- Mirai Nikki has the diary of Yuno Gasai, which tracks everything Yukki does, and considering what type of person Yuno is, you can bet she uses it for less than innocent reasons. And then there's Tsubaki's Clairvoyance diary, which is functionally similar to Yuno's, but applied to an entire group of people. And what are these people's occupation? They're her followers.
- Canada is often overlooked by others, to the point where he is effectively invisible (at one point, Russia doesn't notice when he sits on him). When he is seen, he's always mistaken for his brother, America. Also keep in mind that he was raised by France. Helllllllllo zero consequences! Groping Spree!
Comics
- Mallrats may belong in the film section, but the lack of any powers usage in the film itself lends to my belief this needs mentioning here. Simply put, one of the characters in there has an absolute fixation of comics characters' willies, to the point he actually was portrayed grilling Stan the Man (playing himself) on the subject! If you ever wanted to see how a shocked creator may look realizing how sick and twisted the fans can be, rent the movie!
- Superman fans have a lot of fun with this trope. Larry Niven's Man of Steel, Woman of Kleenex is clearly the result of some in-depth speculation.
- Invoked in Hancock where Hancock has to push the girl off before blowing a hole in the ceiling.
- And that's even without the X-ray vision thing, which Smallville actually shows, when Clark inadvertently sees a bit more than he expected when his powers emerge.
- Referenced in Runaways when Chase discovers the function of his X-ray specs when he sees Nico and Karolina in their underwear.
- In Superman: Secret Identity, the human Clark discovers that his X Ray Vision works on the girls' locker rooms, but stops abusing it like that, reminding himself that he isn't a comic book superhero and it may actually be dangerous to humans.
- If Superman ejaculated at supersonic pressure, he'd urinate and defecate at such pressures too, and his flatulence would be enough to level a building. Also, it's just silly to think his semen could fly, as amusing as that would be, by that logic his blood would be able to fly as well, which would mean any injury would comically gory. But it isn't, so they can't.
- Okay, point, but still, like with a sex slave with a Healing Factor, being invulnerable opens up an entire world of creative uses for everyday items (like knives, shotguns, rocket launchers...) for use in foreplay.
- An example being Nathaniel in the Anita Blake books; hell, the whole Blooddrinkers Pard before they become Anita's!
- As a (way NSFW) bit of She-Hulk fanart put it, "I lose more jackhammers that way."
- Drawn Together actually played with this; Foxxy Love and the invincible Captain Hero enter into a BDSM-heavy relationship. One session has Foxxy dripping candle wax on his chest, then setting his head on fire with a blowtorch.
- Number one, it's been well established on numerous occasions and in numerous continuities that Superman's powers will be cut off if he's bathed in red sunlight (simulated or natural) and there are also various other known methods (both scientific and magical) of temporarily draining Superman's powers, giving Lois and Clark a vast array of options if they decided to have a child (or if they just wanted to have recreational sex they could use one of the quadrillion or so methods available for giving Lois temporary superpowers just long enough for them to "do the deed" as it were). Number two, there is no reason to assume that a developing fetus would possess superpowers. A) Superman himself did not develop his powers for many years and spent most of his childhood as a (relatively) normal boy, and B) how is a fetus in the womb supposed to have superpowers when it has absolutely no access to yellow sunlight? Clearly Larry Niven Did Not Do The Research.
- Larry Niven wrote the article in 1971. All of the above-mentioned loopholes were retcons added later on when the DC writers began to understand the full implications of his powers (for example, the fact that he didn't develop powers for many years was developed to explain how Superman's parents could discipline him without getting killed, another issue Niven addresses in his essay). Niven apparently did enough research in the article to know about the effects of different types of Kryptonite and the fact that Superman and Supergirl are first cousins, but he has not updated it since the various retcons to Superman's powers (probably because it wouldn't be nearly as funny).
- While some of those didn't exist in the comics as of 1971, the red sun radiation did, as well as several other methods of draining Superman's powers or giving them to Lois, right down to having Zatanna cast a spell (she once did it so he could give blood). We also don't know how a half-Kryptonian gains powers, so it's entirely possible that Superman's child wouldn't have powers as a fetus but would develop them in later life (some imaginary stories did indeed do that).
- Became canon for Hank Pym and Janet van Dyne, who have size-altering abilities (as Ant Man/Giant Man and Wasp, respectively). One issue after Marvel discarded the Comics Code showed Janet writhing in pleasure, apparently all by herself, naked on her bed... only for a miniature, and equally naked, Hank to eventually emerge from the shadows between her legs and announce "Your turn."
- Dare I ask, given the, erm, let's say "differences" between male and female anatomy, what exactly was Janet supposed to do? I can see where Hank's size-changing powers would come in handy in the bedroom, but how are Janet's powers going to— oh that's just nasty.
- Ask someone with a macrophilia kink. Also - this came up once on scans_daily, and someone posted a bit from a Fan Fic where, during intercourse, Jan shrank just a little bit to make things tighter. She could fill the Lolicon kink pretty well like that, too.
- Well, let's just say it involves lots of hugging and possibly jumping for the smaller person, hopefully with some help from the larger individual.
- Two Words, Pole-Dancing.
- The Hulk has been the target of this trope, with some fans speculating as to whether his transformation might be triggered by any situation involving increased adrenaline and quickened heartbeat, not just moments of panic or rage.
- Spider-Man. Webs. As a matter of fact, Todd McFarlane wrote an implicitly explicit (consensual) bondage foreplay scene (between Peter and his wife Mary Jane) into an issue during his short run on the explicitly-created-for-him Spider-Man (no adjective) series from the early 1990s.
- According to Mary Jane Watson of the Ultimate Marvel universe, she realized her boyfriend scaled walls with his fingers, and nearly fainted.
- X-Men's Callisto has (or used to have) tentacle arms. Just what she did with them when not in battle supposedly remains a mystery, but given where they were not (i.e. above water) in the hot-tub scene with Storm and Yukio at the end of the arc introducing them....
- Possibly nothing, possibly a great deal. The tentacle arms were courtesy of Masque, who can transmutate flesh to whatever sick whim he can think up. The Callisto storyline (which included the plotpoint of Callisto being Masque's slave) wasn't the first time Masque used his powers to mess up Callisto's body (he had previously restored her missing eye and gave her a super-model body so he make her become a super-model in order to earn money for Masque and the Morlocks), let alone turning a girl's hands into a mass of tentacles (he did the same to Jean Grey in UXM #262-263).
- Though Masque did it to torment Callisto, it backfired and Callisto liked the tentacles. If how she feels about her own physicality is a factor, she'd be more, not less, likely to grope Storm after the new arms.
- Chris Claremont made some fundamental changes to Masque in said storyline: revealing that Masque had gained the ability to use his powers on himself (a plot point that was at the heart of his evil and ultimately, insanity, as Masque was originally presented as someone able to alter anyone's face except his own, which was disfigured at birth). Near the end of the storyline, Masque was looking at photos of various celebrities of both sexes in order to figure out who and which gender the character would become next. However, when Masque next appeared in the "The Extremists" storyline, Ed Brubaker had Masque in his original appearance (though still able to alter his body.)
- Another X-Men character, Multiple Man, is quite capable of turning himself into, to quote a fan: "a one man orgy". Other characters sometimes kid him about this. And, in fact, he uses this at one point to have sex with two women in different rooms at the same time and isn't even aware of it until the morning after.
- Very plausible. While Jamie Madrox duplicates start out thinking exactly like the source material, there's no mental link until the dupe fades out and all his experience is reabsorbed by Jamie. Long enough away, and a dupe becomes quite an individual, one notable case trying mind games to demolish Jamie's ego and absorb HIM. This actually worked for a time. Rule 34 seekers, I won't say where, but there IS porn of his using that one-man-orgy trick.
- Also this ability caused a *very* squicky moment in canon. When the result of this 'one man orgy' resulted in Madrox becoming a father. The first time he held his son, he re-absorbed the infant into himself. The children of dupes are still dupes to the original.
- And it seems like just about any X-Men forum or discussion group will eventually turn to ways for various character to use their powers to allow Rogue to have sex. If by allowing Rogue to have sex you mean allowing someone else to penetrate her without going into a coma, since the methods suggested rarely sound like they'd be very comfortable for Rogue herself, and almost never allow for foreplay.
- Word Of God said in the commentary for the third movie that they'd considered having Rogue and Bobby actually kiss, and then pan out to reveal Leech sitting outside under the windowsill, playing a Gameboy.
- One wonders why she's never just held onto one of those power-inhibiting collars the X-Men get stuck in all the time, and just had Forge install an on/off switch...
- This one's Word Of God; Nightcrawler is a talented fellow. Those two fingers, two toes... well, in the words of Chuck Austen, a writer for the comic, "he also has two other things!" Apparently he was asked for something he knew that nobody else did; he - and the rest of the cosmos - does not wish to think about how he knows this.
- The "two of something else" joke has been used about Zaphod Beeblebrox and the Doctor as well. (Late '70's Doctor Who Producer Graham Williams had even specifically said that he didn't want viewers, especially younger ones, to consider this possibility.) By other characters no less. Miles "Tails" Prower is susceptible to this thing as well, when people aren't calling him and Sonic gay.
- On the other hand, Nightcrawler still has that prehensile tail. Which he's used in the past for tickling and swordfighting, so it has to be pretty damned dexterous.
- But it's barbed! How would that even work? *
Yes, I know everything is someone's fetish, but Nightcrawler's tail isn't a very good example of something you'd want anywhere near your genitals, tail-kink notwithstanding.
- It doesn't seem to be an actual hard barb— more of a spatulate bit of flesh.
- He is covered in fur that more than a woman described as "sexy" or "like velvet". He is dark blue, has small fangs and a prensile tail. Starting from furries and landing on gore appeal, Kurt Wagner could make a living out of prostitution. And there is a whole parallel dimension of female Nightclawers. Think about.
- On the subject of X-Men and kinks... Mystique.
- This Troper once found an X-Men fancharacter on Deviant Art named "Impregneto." Guess what his power is.
- Not to mention that originally, it was planned that Mystique would be Nightcrawler's father, having shapeshifted into a man to have sex with her lover Irene Adler.
- Heck, Mystique herself offered Wolverine whoever he wanted in the X2 movie...
- Deadpool once got back together with his former girlfriend Copycat, who basically has the exact same powers as Mystique. He explicitly listed the names of other female heroines he had had (or was planning to have) her transform into while they were in bed.
- Speaking of which, take out the pain factor of Wolvie's Good Thing You Can Heal abilities, and you've got the perfect subject to test out virtually any kink on.
- Actually in the first incarnation of NYX this may have been X-23's specialty as a prostitute.
- Sadly, this is the subject of a highly disgusting hentai manga, Mai-chan's Daily Life, where said girl has Wolverine-quality regeneration and works as a hired sex slave to the most perverted men on the planet. Two words: Baby. Blender.
- Actually, the pain-enhancement of his healing factor has been behind many fanfics that turn Logan into a demanding masochist.
- Additionally, in comics, Wolverine once got into a conversation with his ex-wife, who became ruler of an East Asian city-state and declared him a criminal after their wedding (it's complicated), and she complains that they never consummated their wedding vows. She puts the challenge to him that he may not be "The best there is at what he does" after all. Wolverine's response... testy.
- Toad has a prehensile tongue. A very long prehensile tongue. This Troper has made more than her fair share of jokes about it over the years.
- Beast's "dextrous digits."
- Colossus can stay hard for hours.
- Professor X hasn't been exempt either. In Mad Magazine's parody of the first X-movie, he is shown in Cerebro, with a perverted smile, watching women shower. "Wait, let me make sure Rogue isn't in Anna Kournikova's bathroom, just to be sure."
- Jean Grey, of course. The Professor X entry above (and Purple Man entry below) applies to her... and she's a redheaded Hello Nurse. She can order you to do anything, or simply telekinetically make your body go through the motions while you helplessly struggle. Or make you want to do whatever it is more than you want to breathe. Maybe she lets you remember, maybe not. And maybe with her... or maybe someone else. If she's a Yaoi Fangirl, who knows what she's at least imagined having Scott and Remy do to each other and then promptly forget.
- In Watchmen, the god-like Dr. Manhattan can change size, control matter and duplicate himself. There's a scene with him and Silk Spectre where he creates two of himself in the bedroom. This creeps out Silk Spectre, especially when she runs into the lab to find two more duplicates working on an experiment. The moral: make sure you know what your partner is in to before using your powers that way.
- A similar event showed up during the Mark Waid Legion of Superheroes reboot. Three male legionnaires who have an interest in Triplicate Girl go on dates with her, and one finally asks if she ever considered using her power during a date, If You Know What I Mean. She replies, somewhat surprised, that she already is. The three then discover they'd been on the date with her at the same time. All three quickly excuse themselves and head to the nearest bar.
- Gadgeteer Genius The Engineer from The Authority has, in Canon, justifiably described herself as a "closet exhibitionist". As a superhero, she parades around bucknaked in the Chrome Champion form which she can transform into thanks to the nanotechnology in her blood. During her on-again, off-again relationship with Jack Hawksmoor, she uses her nanotech abilities to split herself into two autonomous copies. This is while another of her bodies that she's mentally controlling is giving a lecture. One could only imagine what would happen if she got her wires crossed.
- One issue showed her going to a seedy bar to pick up a man for sex, but finding out that, as usual (and understandably), he freaked out when her powers turned on as she "got excited".
- All this, plus, in chrome form, she can transform bits of her body into what she likes...
- And, uh, not to put too fine a point on it, but Apollo doesn't need to breathe. Think about it, Yaoi fangirls...
- Stretching powers. In addition to the references in the FF films mentioned below, a scene in Ultimate FF in which Reed reveals he's been offered a part in a porn film, but turned it down; Sue comments that now no-one but her will ever know the real reason he's called Mr Fantastic.
- Good luck! Between public awareness of his power and Rule 34, she could go to Brazil, delve into the rain forest, and, upon finding a godforsaken Kayapo tribe that hasn't even met Sting, she would be asked how stretchysex is.
- It was also referenced in canon more than once. In FF v2 #7 there was almost the same dialogue with Johnny telling about a-million-dollars-offer for this role and Sue saying that then they would know that reason. The faces of Reed and Johnny are totally priceless. In FF #532 after sex she says outright how wonderful his abilities are. And these are just ones I know about...
- And in I Can't Believe It's Not the Justice League, Fire presses Elongated Man's wife about whether he uses his powers that way. Apparently, they very much come in handy.
- Starfox (the one from Marvel) has the power to control the emotions of others. In a recent She-Hulk arc, a suit has been brought against him by some, including She-Hulk herself, who may have been forced into sex with him thanks to his powers. (The man's real name is Eros, after all.)
- If her legal license is still valid, she may be representing herself and the others as a class action. I can tell you now what the result is likely to be; conviction of the lesser crime of irresponsibility with his powers, due to the likelihood of their feedback screwing around with his reason on matters sexual.
- She-Hulk was actually defending Starfox. She only realised that her previous relationship with him might have been affected by his powers towards the end of the trial. Ironically, Starfox had earlier used his powers to cause her to marry her boyfriend. So, when she finally asks if he'd ever used his powers on her, he becomes evasive owing to that and she interprets it as him having used the powers to daterape her. Her response is natural.
- I further note that this sort of problem is nothing new to the Marvels though most others have said powers downplayed. Longshot's natural ability to attract women was hampered by his general naive nature and he didn't really officially hook up with Dazzler until they were reunited in X-Men #4-7. Gambit's charm power didn't work against Rogue, who pretty much hated him until she was temporarily blinded and Gambit agreed to shelve his crush on her to help her out seeingwise. On the other hand, Magnificent Bastard poster child Empath's powerset doesn't get used as much to full perv potential: while he made Firestar fall in love with him in order to make her attack the X-Men, no sex was involved. Furthermore, thanks to retcons and retconning of retcons that no one has attempted to sort out, it's unclear what Empath was doing to Magma when the two hooked up (though several stories have implied that Magma's real attraction to Empath messed up his ability to make her love him by force). The whole thing though is kind of moot though with the recent "Hellfire Cult" X-Men storyline, which revealed that Empath is a hardcore masochist/sexual submissive.
- In the original Squadron Supreme, the Gadgeteer Genius Tom Thumb invents "Pacifier Pistols", which knock people out by overloading the pleasure center of the brain. He also made devices to brainwash criminals into becoming model citizens, which was promptly abused by the Green Arrow analogue to make the Black Canary analogue marry him.
- Very similar to the "tasp" weapon of the Puppeteers in Larry Niven's Known Space. Louis Wu is hit by it, and because of this becomes a "wire" addict. The wire is simply a device that stimulates your brain's pleasure centre when you plug it in, and has made all other recreation drugs obsolete. Louis fits a timer and a lockout to it, otherwise he'd just waste away, as many have.
- Orgazmo, anyone?
- The webcomic Parking Lot Is Full inverts this for tragedy. The HappyCard is one thing, but the HappyGun gives a whole new meaning to the phrase "trigger happy".
- This troper can only imagine what Reed and Sue Richards' sex life must be like.
- The Wonder Twins, as Penny Arcade demonstrates. Also Twincest, yay!
- Dylan Battles, the techie of Kate Spencer, once said in Manhunter that he could alter her suit so that she would "feel like she was in a state of perpetual org-" before being cut off.
- Excalibur character Meggan is an Empathic Shapeshifter; she automatically alters her form based on what whoever is around her expects her to look like. This raises the potential for enemies to pull some particularly unpleasant (for her) pranks during combat...
- Given the example of Empath and other unpleasant psi, it's a miracle she hasn't been brought down after a hideous slaughterfest. Two Words; Shadow King!
- She's moved past that as of Captain Britain and MI: 13. Her shapeshifting's now entirely voluntary - which, as noted elsewhere, has sufficient potential all by itself.
- One word: Clayface. Out of all the powers with perversion potential listed above, he has almost every single one of them contained in one near-indestructible, highly malleable, gooey, shapeshifting package. If the Trope Pantheons ever look for a god of this trope, then Clayface wins without contest.
- Canon; sort of. The highly debatable Chuck Austen run on the X-Men had the Polaris/Havok wedding. The stripper could change shape and the X-Men were calling out well known female superheroes. Because that's like totally moral and superheroic. (Tigra, okay, sure, she's cool but the Scarlet Witch? Hank, shame on you, you're closer to her than most of them).
- The Flashes, they can vibrate their bodies at superspeed... although with Wally I can understand the lack of this. Anything he vibrates goes boom.
- Only if he passes THROUGH the object and renders the molecules unstable. And it depends on continuity if he has control over this, he's used it to make popcorn before.
- Lampshaded in the Justice League cartoon, see Western Animation, below.
- This troper once read a post somewhere suggesting that Cyborg (DC) has a vibrator for his "member".
- Squirrel Girl can control squirrels. She has a tail. She's extra nimble. She's a teenager. And she can control squirrels...
- Green Lanterns' rings can create solid forms of anything they can think of. Or anyone. Or anyones.
- This was mentioned in the issue where Guy Gardner's girlfriend Ice gives him a special Halloween treat. Aside from her choice of costume◊ she also offers to act out a girl-on-girl fantasy using one of his constructs when they get back home. Given how shy she normally acts, this was very eye-opening.
- Power Perversion Potential was played completely seriously in X-Men, with Emma Frost using her powers to psychically seduce Scott Summers. It was not taken well by other resident psychic Jean Grey.
- Frost also uses her powers to neutralize a hostile group of reporters, of both genders, by making them orgasm themselves into a faint.
- Purple Man from Alias (no, not the TV show). Anything he verbially speaks will be done by anyone. Anything. When a low-level superheroine (Jewel, aka Jessica Jones (now wife to Luke Cage)) showed up, he immediately took control of her. For eight months he had her, but didn't do anything physical. Worse, he made her want him too, forcing her to watch while he did take advantage of other women.
- Medusa of the Royal Inhumans has prehensile hair. Imagine red, curling, infinitely-long locks embracing and clutching as you...
- At one point in ElfQuest, Skywise is in a relationship with a Windrider. Go on, guess what happens.
- Rock- and plantshaping certainly have potential.
- The powers of a healer not only include mending wounds, but also making sex a whole lot better (presumably by amplifying sensation), though that's not "potential", but came up in the comics more than once.
For the more masochistically inclined, there's also causing pain, or paralysis up to and including keeping the victim from breathing.
Another extension of healing is flesh-shaping. Just some examples of possibilities: One elf had his arms made into bat-like wings, half the Wavedancers tribe have fins, two healers turned themselves into humans (one of them with the express purpose of sleeping with human women to get to know humans better), and there's one case of temporary sex change on record.
- Reed was mentioned, but not Invisible Woman? She can go invisible! There are so many applications for it!
- Sue can also use her force-fields for what amounts to telekinesis, so any "contact maneuvers" that Jean Grey might perform, she can do too.
Fan Works
- One Naruto fanfic mentioned, in an aside, the logical issues with personal use of Shadow Clone Jutsu combined with Henge/Sexy no Jutsu when you get the memory feedback from your clone.
- Harry Potter.
- Cassandra Claire's popular "Draco Trilogy" features a Polyjuice brothel.
- The fanfic Backward With Purpose has a scene where Ginny mentions that some couples "play with Polyjuice Potion." Harry is squicked.
- There exists a story out there by the same writer where Harry and Ginny indulge in a little Polyjuice Play themselves... It's now on ff.n And it doesn't squick Harry out in the slightest...
- In one fanfic, Hermione uses a paralyzing charm on Harry, then proceeds to explain to him in detail a spell she learned on her own that will give her control over his hormones and can only be broken if Harry sleeps with enough other girls in about one month.
- This troper pleads guilty to a Played For Laughs fanfic involving a specialized variant of love potion and some self-tying twine. You probably don't want to know who the pair in question was.
- And let's not forget the Invisibility Cloak. Or... let's.
- One crossover fic has Dawn give Willow and Kennedy a whole bag of Ton Tongue Toffees. They finish it in one night, and ask Fred and George for a longer-lasting variety.
Films
Literature
- Let's just say the wizards and witches in Harry Potter must lead very interesting sex lives and leave it at that. In the interest of science, try replacing "wand" with "wang"...
- Polyjuice Potion is a concoction into which a part of a person is added, which when drunk will change the user into the form of that person for one hour. However, it's very difficult to make and requires some not very common ingredients.
- And some of the resulting fiction is very bizarre. There exists a piece of fanfiction in which (it's naturally rated R) Draco Malfoy polyjuices himself into Snape so Harry can live out his fantasy of having sex with Snape, and Draco can live out his fantasy of having sex with Harry. In the process, Draco accidentally impregnates Harry with Snape's baby. I'm not making this up.
- In addition to Polyjuice Potion, there are also Metamorphomagi, like Tonks, who can change their bodies at will. There is a lot of Fan Fiction about the X-Rated uses of that ability.
- Links please? So much HP fic, it's hard to find anything specific.
- The fact of Functional Magic, all-purpose swelling spells, and, in the last book ( Deathly Hallows), seven people — among them Hermione and Fleur — changing into Harry via Polyjuice Potion, then stripping around merrily getting clothes — feeling, as the book says, rather unabashed at displaying Harry's body — and later Harry using the same potion to become the Ministry of Magic's resident Bodybuilder Albert Runcorn.
- Not to mention that the first time she uses the Polyjuice Potion, Hermione accidentally turns herself into a furry, to the delight of many furries.
- Given how Polyjuice works, this all gives frightening new meaning to those creeps who collect locks of hair and such from celebrities.
- Also, Alastor Moody, AKA Mad-Eye Moody has a magical glass eye with X-Ray vision, and thus he can see through clothes. He (or rather, Barty Crouch Jr disguised as him) uses it several times in the fourth book to do just that, from looking straight through Harry's invisibility cloak, to seeing he's hiding a golden egg underneath his robe. One has to wonder why he was looking through a fourteen year old kid's robes for in the first place.
- The Engorging charm. Enough said.
- The Memory Charm could be easily used after sexual assults...
- Magic ropes for tying people up.
- Snape uses this on Lupin in the third book
- The Time-Turner allows one to go back in time several hours.
- There are in fact several fanfictions that feature Hermione getting it on with herself using this method.
- The Room of Requirement will fill itself with whatever the person at the door wants - it can't provide people, but fanfic allows for the creation of lovenests filled with "items".
- Canon does, however, state that food items are an exception. No whipped-cream or chocolate-sauce orgies unless you bring your own.
- Twelve Fail-safe Ways to Charm Witches: Hey, "it's not all about wandwork, either."
- It's a magical castle filled with teenagers of both sexes under apparently minimal supervision who can get "love potions" from the local joke-shop.
- Don't forget the fact that while boys cannot enter girls' dorms, girls can freely pass in and out of the boys' rooms...
- Spells have been used in canon for the purpose of floating people in the air and revealing their undergarments.
- The Imperius Curse is strictly forbidden by the government because the caster will have full and complete control over the person he cursed the spell on. The Power Perversion Potential is staggering and I've lost count of the number of explicit Fan Fic that uses the Imperius Curse for (ahem) naughtier purposes.
- The wonderful sensations that the target feels only makes the potential even greater.
- In book 6, Draco Malfoy puts the very attractive Madam Rosmerta under the Imperius Curse for several months. Readers may fill in the gaps...
- The Flitterbloom (a nice version of the Devil's snare), who knows what Professor Sprout and Professor Longbottom do in the greenhouses. Also, the Venomous Tentacula if you're feeling daring.
- In a case of literal Power Perversion Potential, the title character in Laurel K. Hamilton's Anita Blake series has in recent installments had her powers tied directly into sex; by feeding off of the sexual energy of those around her, she's able to do all sorts of things, many of which (like Mind Control) could be used for Fetish Fuel, by themselves. The fact that she's discovering new powers (and new ways of using existing powers) the more she does this really puts the "potential" in Power Perversion Potential.
- That Power Perversion Potential is much greater in Laurel K. Hamilton's Merry Gentry series.
- Larry Niven's Known Space stories include a character named Gil the Arm; he has a telekinetic arm that can not only pass through clothing (and flesh), he can feel with it, too.
- In So Long And Thanks For All The Fish, Arthur Dent and his lover Fenchurch have sex while flying.
- In Kelley Armstrong's series Women Of The Otherworld, the women's species and/or abilities often play into their sex lives. Particularly Dime Store Magic, in which a witch seduces a sorcerer by using spells to turn on the radio, light candles, caress him with wind, and most notably, use a modified fireball spell that apparently made her warm fingers particularly stimulating. Personal Demon shows us a chaos half-demon who gets a high off chaotic emotions and adrenaline. Her lover arouses her by deliberating calling up memories of risky or chaotic situations and letting her feel his adrenaline rush. In Stolen, the love lives of werewolves are speculated on but the question remains unanswered.
- A lot of werewolf fiction out there nowadays contains a fair deal of smut. What these authors don't seem to be aware of though is the fact that when wolves mate, they form what is known as a copulatory tie during which the male and female are physically inseparable for 10-30 minutes. The ways in which this could be exploited should be obvious.
- In Julian May's Saga Of The Exiles and the prequel/sequels (I hate time travel...) Intervention and the Galactic Milieu trilogy, the recreational aspects of metapsychic life are addressed- indeed, one of the characters in the latter series writes a book about sexual behaviour in metapsychics (prompting a comment from the narrator that he wasn't mentioned as the pioneer of doing it in the air).
- The alternate Deanna Troi from the Star Trek novel Dark Mirror, is practically this trope on legs. Not only is she a vicious torturer, she can use her Psychic Powers to magnify sensation. Any sensation. Or so alternate-La Forge heard.
- Xanth is bursting with those, pretty much deliberately.
- Dolph used his shapeshifting powers in questionable ways when first meeting Naga Nada. Demons frequently take this far beyond 'questionable' and into the 'I don't want to think about it' territory.
- Harmony and Rhythm use their powers to shrink their sister's outfit so she can try and seduce the villain.
- Panties freak people out. This can lead to unhealthy places, particularly considering their sheer prominance in the books.
- Before the Tapestry got child blocks installed, it could and sometimes was used for voyeurism. And that still leaves any number of other scrying devices laying around.
- Love springs. That's all you need to know.
- Sorceress Isis demonstrates that the power of illusion can be used in very inappropriate ways... particularly if it's solid illusion.
- Teddy Bare, whose magical talent is to make people naked. Is there any non-perverted use for this power?
- Why, yes, it could turn out to be helpful if he were an EMT.
- Could be useful in a fight against somebody in armor. Not to say it still couldn't get perverted afterward...
- There's more. X-ray vision, mind control, reality warping... really, there are too many to count.
- Master of the Five Magics by Lyndon Hardy has sorcery, the magic of the mind, which is considered in-universe to be absolutely rife with this. The hero's tutor in sorcery actually discusses the difference in control and power required to either turn someone into a mindless puppet or to use a spell that essentially permits you to force someone to fall head-over-heels in love with you — and the main brake on this is that it requires eye contact. Although it's not discussed, some of the other schools of magic have their own potential misuses — thaumaturgy could potentially be used to voodoo off someone's clothes, alchemy may well have a Love Potion formula or two hidden away somewhere, and wizardry...well...demons have Mind Control powers, that's all I'm saying.
- One of the villains in David Eddings' The Tamuli was an illusionist who made his income conjuring up better-than-reality illusionary prostitutes for a variety of degenerates - and this is quite a substantial income when you live in a Wretched Hive.
- The novel The Fermata is entirely about this. A man discovers he has the ability to freeze time. The use of his powers starts with peeping, and only goes up from there...
- Warrior Cats: Sol is incredibly persuasive, even unnaturally so, as his voice has been discribed as hypnotic, and when the protagonists are conversing with him they seem to be struggling to not be influenced by him. It seems like he can get weaker cats to do anything he wants, and when I say anything, I mean anything.
- This Troper has heard at least one person consider the possibility of Jayfeather using his dreamwalking ability to become a peeping tom... And for that matter, the entire concept of dreamwalking makes you wonder exactly what the limits are to what you can do to someone in a dream (I'm sure Spottedleaf has thought about this).
- Tanith Lee's Vivia includes a scene which seems to be the author's own take on how a vampire's power to turn into mist can be erotic. He turns into mist, flows around the female protagonist and then materialises only his mouth, in about twenty different locations at the same time...
- In David Weber's Safehold books, a Personality-Integrated Cybernetic Avatar (or PICA) is a robotic body originally designed to allow a person to experience remotely what they could not experience firsthand due to danger, disability, and the like. The last generation of PICAs were designed with the capacity to alter physical appearances, up to and including gender. Perhaps an inversion, as a capability essentially designed to exploit Rule Thirty Four is used for the more practical purpose of crafting a secret identy by the protagonist.
- Not to mention: For the extreme sadomasochists out there, PICAs can regenerate anything short of "brain" damage; and for everyone else, they have the ability to modify their own capabilities and perceptions. Since they have unlimited playback ability, it's something of a wonder that Merlin has the motivation to try saving the world.
- There's a particular inversion when (formerly female) Merlin plays full-contact water polo with the hunky prince and his buff bodyguards. This led to some awkward hiding of ... physical responses ... and Merlin afterward shutting off said physical responses, which had been left on by default.
- In Rhapsody, by Elizabeth Haydon, the title character takes a bath. Her lover has the elemental ties to water and takes the opportunity to put them to good use. Once she realizes what's going on, she decides she'd be more comfortable if he was actually in the water with her. She then discovers that he doesn't need to breath underwater.
- Actually invoked in The Dresden Files book Death Masks when Harry uses an enchanted rope to tie up Susan after her vampiric hunger begins to overcome her, and then they have sex to calm her down.
- Percy Jackson And The Olympians includes a scene where Percy uses his water-control powers to dive underwater with Annabeth and make up while inside an oxygen bubble. Many fan fics take this as their starting point.
- In one of The Witcher novels when Geralt reminisce his stormy romance with Yennefer, fond memories include her levitation spells.
- The Wheel Of Time series contains at least three methods of sharing what another person is feeling—Warder bonds, linking, and the a'dam (a bracelet-chain-collar bondage combo); at least the last two are versions of the same phenomenon. A'dam also allow the party with the bracelet to control the other person's sensations. Usually this is used to inflict pain (since the people in the collars are slaves—indeed, considered animals), but it has been vaguely mentioned that the devices can "reward as well as punish". And since it's also stated that no one in Seanchan is perverted enough to consider sex with the chained parties (animals, remember?), they're probably pretty, ahem, desperate.
- There's also the use of the One Power, in specific ways. For starters, Compulsion, which the Forsaken state that when done right, the victim would follow ANY order, including an order to slit their own throats. This is actually used by Graendal to create a harem of mindless sex slaves.
- There's also Semirhage's mind probe technique, which can stimulate the pleasure centers in the brain. One wonders what else she can stimulate...
- The Bene Gesserit of Dune have the Voice, which - sufficiently applied to a relatively weaker will - can be used for control, and there are subtler means too. They use this to capture sperm for their breeding program (IVF is anathema) and occasionally for purposes of political control. Bene Gesserit Imprinters can make absolute sexual slaves of the men they mate with, and know everything about sex there is to know, but use this power sparingly (they've seen what happens to those who misuse it).
Live Action TV
- Ever since the Power Rangers gained the ability to use Stock Superpowers (via Disney), the fandom has much speculated... other... uses for them. SPD is the most guilty. Between Jack's phasing ability, Z's ability to create duplicates of herself, and Syd's power to turn her fist into any element she touches, the cadets at SPD were active, to say the least.
- Feh. Already done in at least one h-doujin of its Super Sentai counterpart, Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger, specifically involving DekaBreak/Omega Ranger's Brace Throttle and a double-ended dildo version of Doggie Kruger's D-Sword Vega.
- This troper saw one fanfic where, without her knowledge, Z's duplicates wandered away while she was sleeping and had some *ahem* fun with the rest of the cast. Imagine my surprise picking up an X-Factor comic a year or so later and finding out that it happened to Multiple Man canonically.
- Forget SPD and Deka: It's all about Jungle Fury's Camille. Two words: Prehensile tongue. Whether that's Fetish Fuel or Nightmare Fuel is up to you.
- Dr. K in RPM invented a gun that, on its first hit, strips people down to their underwear. On its second hit, it knocks them unconscious. The uses for that gun are many.
- Actually mentioned in-series, when Ziggy immediately realizes the potential uses of a key with Mind Control properties and tries to impress said uses upon his compatriots. They all refuse to let him make use of it, sadly.
- Buffy's invisible sex romp with Spike probably counts, although Buffy just having super-powers in the first place probably counts. Faith pretty much rapes Xander halfway through Season Three.
- Some of the more immature Heroes fans won't shut up about Claire and how her regeneration abilities might leave her with "perpetual virginity" no matter how many times she might have sex. If you know anything about the female anatomy, you'll know what we're talking about.
- 'Course, that's just plain silly as her powers didn't really manifest until her late teens and being a cheerleader means that the thing-people-don't-seem-to-want-to-say hymen would probably have broken naturally through normal physical activity.
- Then again, the whole point is moot to begin with. Anyone with basic knowledge in biology knows that the hymen doesn't actually exist. At least not in the something-that-breaks-when-you-lose-your-virginity sense.
- No, actually her power manifested at the latest, between 12-14. HRG kept having the Hatian mindwipe her...and his wife...and his son...and anybody else who saw her heal from an injury. In fact, it may have manifested when she was a baby and survived the fire her mother caused to escape the Company team.
- Even at 12-14, that was long before her frienemy put her on the cheerleading squad. So she was and is probably...intact.
- This is a valid question: If we consider this an injury, would it heal after her power manifested? The same applies to her tonsils, if she had them removed. And what about wisdom teeth?
- While this massively falls under You Fail Biology Forever, a popular colloquialism for vagina in the UK is "The Gash That Never Heals". Do with that one what you will you sick fucks
- related to the colloquialism "axe-wound" (due to an elaborate story about a dwarf under a bridge that swung an axe at every other person that crossed his bridge...), which is used as an insult in the movie Mean Girls.
- Matt has been shown using his mind-reading powers to improve his sex life in canon. And now that he's got some degree of mind control... Well, this editor hasn't gone looking for the fanfic, but she's sure it's out there.
- Candice once tried seducing Sylar with illusion by appearing in different forms including a copy of Sylar himself.
- And Hell, let's just talk about Sylar himself for a moment. Sure, he's got an entire bag of stolen tricks he could probably find some fun uses for, but don't forget his original gift: the innate ability to figure out how things work. He has the potential to give the mind reader a run for his money in the "knowing what you want before you know you want it" game.
- Peter has all of Sylar's abilities and more. If it weren't for the constant holding of the Idiot Ball, that boy could come up with all sorts of wonderful applications and combinations from only half the powers he's picked up.
- However, his holding of the Idiot Ball often means he will do anything he's told... which I'm sure would be Fetish Fuel to many.
- That is, as long as his partner wasn't prone to jealousy, or was the originator of the power he was using. Although, as he was able to use his powers while suffering from amnesia, maybe his powers have grown enough for that not to be an issue.
- Speaking of Claire, her ability to recover from virtually any injury, including apparent death in certain circumstances, would permit the indulgence of a few socially unacceptable fetishes in a slightly more ethical context.
- This Troper and his friends used to make a game out of doing this to Heroes powers:
- Mutual invisibility. In public.
- Flying sex.
- Really, everyone is obsessed with Claire's healing powers (and Peter's, and Adam's) being used for in-universe Fetish Fuel. However, the ability to sell one of your kidneys (or even a liver, if it comes to that) any time you're low on cash would be pretty useful. Heck, the money would probably be a bonus for Claire, considering all the ways she's "tested" her powers.
- Oh my God, then I wasn't the only one who thought that! I mean, they're three frikkin' walking organ-banks, but you think that just one of them stopped and said "Hey, let's save someone life and give some organs".
- And they don't even need that much. We've seen how a simple blood injection can cure a bullet wound in the head. Forget kidney transplants; just get a quick needle.
- Claire makes a joke about selling both her kidneys...twice for quick cash in Volume 4. Nathan is Squicked.
- No mention of Hiro? In all seriousness, having absolute control of time opens all sorts of possibilities. There's a story called Snap at ASSTR that explores just ONE possibility(time stoppage). Over 8(!) chapters.
- The puppet master (a.k.a Eric Doyle) is an example of applied power perversion, in fact it's difficult to find a use for his power that isn't kinky, disturbing or deadly (or all three)
- Monica Dawson has the ability to mimic any movement she sees. This opens up fun doorways for both flexibility, and she copy all those fun positions from a porno perfectly.
- Referred to directly in an episode of Angel, when dealing with a man who could detach any part of his body and let it wander around independently. He stalks a woman, eventually sending his hands into her house to crawl around under her bedcovers. As Doyle notes, "At least it was just his hands down there. ...Wish I hadn't even thought that."
- This troper, help her soul, can't help but wonder about what else Mork can do with his finger besides drink from it, move things with it, and freeze people. Considering we don't even know if he has, um, "equipment" (although the pilot briefly mentioned something about "interchangeable parts"...), that finger might be Mindy's only... um, er... I'd better stop here. (His telekinesis ability would come in handy during foreplay, mind you.)
- There was an episode where it's revealed that Orkan ears screw off. Mindy later asks if anything else does and he replies "No, I've tried everything".
- Star Trek Deep Space Nine had Odo, not only a shapeshifter who can theoretically assume any form other than a believable human face; but whose relaxed "true form" was translucent orange slime. (As one fic put it, after sex he becomes the wet spot.) There were fics exploring this even before he got into a canon Relationship Upgrade with Kira Nerys.
- Cally from Blakes Seven has the ability to project thoughts into other people's minds.
- The Master. For those interested, the Fetish Fuel Live Action TV page goes into detail, for others let's say it involves his propensity to spout kinky lines every episode ("Submit to the Master!"; "You will obey me"; "Use my name"), and a powerful hypnosis ability. Thankfully (or not, depending on one's point of view), he didn't get it to work on Peri.
- This troper has wondered how a Time Lord's respiratory bypass system would affect deepthroating. She was surprised to learn that she wasn't the only one online who has. Rule Thirty Four strikes again.
- Captain Jack Harkness is canonically immortal; if you think no one's explored the kinkier ramifications of this in Fan Fic, you're very, very wrong. (Obviously, NSF work, the underage, the easily squicked-out, or those who haven't seen through "The Sound of Drums" yet. But it's good.)
- Lampshaded in the Doctor Who series 4 finale by (who else?) Captain Jack, who, when confronted with the Doctor, the Doctor's (half-human) double, and a Doctor-Donna mix, says, "I can't tell you what I'm thinking right now." While leering.
- Considering the stated ability of Time Ladies to control their post-regeneration appearance, this troper thinks its a given that every Time Lady is extremely hot.
- The Rules/Code/Guidelines for Writing Doctor/Rose Fanfiction mentions, among other things, that "sonic screwdrivers aren't just for putting up shelves". ...Yeah.
- Cameron feels no pain, never gets tired, heals flesh wounds quickly and without scarring, and apparently is programmed to obey John Connor's commands without question. So Yeah...
- "Not this John."
- Funnily enough, that scene in the last episode is all her telling him what to do.
- And did we mention that she's played by Summer Glau? Also, in-universe, her appearance is suposedly based on one of John's lovers.
- Well, looking like Summer Glau pretty much is a superpower....
- But is she fully functional?
- To take an interesting and fool-proof approach to determining Cameron's anatomical status, I present you a list of propositions that make it extremely logical for her to be fully functioning:
- Terminators were originally designed to infiltrate human bases. Naturally, they would need to be extremely realistic, which includes sensation routines and being anatomically correct in case of particularly thorough searches. Sterility is very probable, but not necessary. Regardless, a computer with the strategic capacities of Skynet wouldn't overlook this.
- As mentioned, people have enjoyed seeing her nude, which implies she at least appears to have all of the necessary equipment.
- As mentioned, Vic has apparently successfully copulated, which means Skynet would not hesitate to create the opposite for the opposite situation.
- And, assuming that "female" Terminators were different from real women "down there"... that would likely lead to... um... unusual examinations being carried out on women by people who weren't trained doctors.
- The T-1000 and T-X series are basically technological versions of Odo. Surprising that it's taken this long to get a mention.
- Terminators were confirmed anatomically correct long before the series. Arnie walks into a biker bar completely starkers in T2, looking for clothes, boots and your motorcycle. He gets, amongst other things, a very approving look from a waitress who gets the whole view. It's also fair to say the whole bar would have noticed were he in fact a Ken doll.
- Cameron has specifically stated in-canon, "I'm anatomically correct." This Troper immediately thought, "Well, that's one way to make money if we ever go broke..."
- Cameron has actually more than once deliberately used her physical body as a means to, ahem, grab attention. In one case, she even stripped off her jacket and put on a bright red bra underneath a white tank top, then laid down beside John in bed, all to make sure she had his undivided attention. Needless to say, the tension that resulted from that scene is thick enough to require chainsaws to cleave through.
- One episode of Star Trek Voyager had Chakotay, after being forced to link his mind with a woman, gain the ability to feel everything what the woman was feeling. So Yeah.
- Also in Voyager, Voyager's EMH once admitted that he added subroutines to his program so he could have sex. Combine this with the fact that the EMH, being a hologram, could transform into whatever he wanted, and...
- Don't forget his ability to phase and then be solid at will. Just how fine is that control?
- Plus the time he uploaded himself into Seven to hide from anti-"photonic" hunters. He wound up making her ill by overindulging in sweets. One wonders what else he could've gotten up to as an ostensible man in a woman's body.
- It's very telling when Seven gets pissed at the EMH for being aroused by an alien woman during said posession, as Seven was very aware of everything the doctor was feeling and doing during the encounter.
- And let's not forget when Q told Janeway (while trying to convince her to have sex with him) that foreplay with a Q could last for decades. Not to mention the fact that Q powers can create anything or anyone or take you anywhere.
- TOS had the salt monster who could appear as anyone, and her human "husband" is explicitly suggested to have taken full advantage of this ability. Of course, given what the creature really looked like, maybe this should be under Shapeshifting Squick.
- If technology is included in this list, just think of could be done on the Holodecks/Holosuites in Star Trek. Next Generation kept it pretty tame, but Deep Space 9 only scratched the surface of what they could do.
- In DS 9, Power Perversion Potential appears to be the main reason why Quark runs the holosuites, considering the programs like "Vulcan Love Slave" that he offers.
- This Hijinks Ensue strip explores the origin of the Holodeck a.k.a the Sexamotron.
- This probably belongs in the Literature section, but at least one official DS 9 novel had Odo mention "Holodeck brothels."
- One of the spinoff novels Quark demonstrates his holosuite striptease programs of Kira Nerys and Jadzia Dax to a friend.
- Firefly's River Tam has some... interesting potential with her empath abilities. One of her noted abilities is the capability to discern the physical state of a person. In one particular episode she had a strong reaction to Wash and Zoe making out on the bridge, complete with involuntary swaying, rubbing her arms where Wash was holding Zoe, and a look on her face that strongly indicated she was feeling everything that both of them were experiencing at the same time.
- That has some equally interesting implications considering the scene at the end of the movie Serenity when she peers in on her brother and Kaylee taking it to the floor.
- An episode of Honey I Shrunk The Kids involved Wayne's family rescuing him from kidnappers, using superpowers they'd received based on a chamelon. Amy the daughter was invisible due to permanent camouflage, Nick the son had mutated hands and feet that allowed him to climb walls and Diane... Diane had a long tongue. A really long tongue. The Power Perversion Potential was explicitly stated when, after rescue, Wayne promises his family to immediately reverse their changes but Diane, when the others leave, smiles and says she can wait a bit, and then gives him a kiss that has him wide-eyed.
- In an episode of Sabrina The Teenage Witch Sabrina uses an old magical typewriter that brings anything you write to life, Hilda admits she used to write romances with herself as heroine on it and live them. The show probably didn't directly mean it in this context and more like love stories but given what "Romance Fiction" can mean.
- Dollhouse just runs with this full speed, with about half the encounters seen in the series having been of a sexual nature. (And then there are many more assumed offscreen.)
- The latest episode of Eureka featured a device that could be used to link up people's bodily sensations, so that one experiences what the other's feeling. It was intended to be used as a baby monitor.
- In an episode of Xena Warrior Princess with a magical parchment that makes whatever is written on it happen, Joxer uses it to make not just one, not just two, but THREE naked dancing copies of Gabrielle appear, much to her disgust.
- Piper Halliwell, from Charmed who has the special power to stop motion, once mentions that she "freezes" her date when they are... so she can...
- TheInvisibleMan has been known to sneak into women's showers or bedrooms - expecially when "quicksilver madness" has done away with his inhibitions. However, since his invisibility is triggered by an increased heartrate and he's obligated to keep his power a secret, he's essentially forced to be celibate - not a great trade-off for the occasional peep show.
- The Intersect 2.0 has put all sorts of new information and abilities in Chuck's head. And we've been told more than once that seduction is an important weapon in a spy's arsenal...
- In one of the Kino webisodes of Stargate Universe, Eli was accused of spying on Lt. James using a Kino (floating camera ball the size of a fist). Greer's response?
Greer: (catches the Kino Eli is speaking through) You can't fly away on me now... See, now that I have your undivided attention, I want you to know... that if I catch you using this Kino to spy on any of our fine female officers or listed personnel, I will be using this Kino cam to spy on you, Eli! (whispers) ...from the inside! Do you understand?
- When this troper found this page, he thought "Man, why no one thought of that before?" Though if someone would go for kinky purposes, the Ancient communication stones are better since you physically swap bodies with someone else... speaking of which, Young usually swaps bodies with Telford. In one such instance, the connection was interrupted and they briefly switched back just as Young's wife was having sex with Telford using his body. Needless to say, Young wasn't pleased.
- If we really are looking for such things, maybe "misuse" of an Asgard transporter? Or the sadomasochistic potential of Wraith feeding somewhere other than the victim's chest...
Mythology
- In Greek mythology, Zeus would transform himself into various forms to seduce or rape mortal women, including a white bull and a shower of golden rain. So this trope is Older Than Dirt.
- It's technically a "shower of gold", which many artists took as several gold coins falling on Danaë.
- Santa Claus. Yes, your childhood has been stomped on completely. Let's see, he sees you when you're sleeping, he know when you're awake, and if you're a hot chick, he probably sees you in the shower, or doing other things, really the voyeuristic potential is limitless. Then there's the fact that he breaks into people's houses regularly and has never been caught. Meaning he's incredibly stealthy, or can turn invisble, either way.... And if he really does travel all around the world in one night, he would need super speed or the ability to stop time, either way he could sneak in a couple quickies.
- Santa knows ''everything'' about you.
- The old joke goes: "Santa is a happy man because he knows where all the naughty girls live."
- Ho Ho Ho, I saw you masturbating!
- Actually, one part of the world is daytime while the other is night at any given moment. So, really, Santa Clause visits the children of the world in two nights, or 24 hours. And some cultures don't include Santa Claus in their beliefs, so Santa Claus doesn't have to visit them. At least, that's what I plan to tell my children...
Tabletop Games
- This editor has seen a supplementary rulebook for Dungeons & Dragons which concerns sex. In addition to setting out a great deal of information about the copulatory habits of elves and whatnot, it also has a section of "New Kinks with Old Spells," which puts a sexual twist on traditional D&D spells. They include charm person, polymorph and unseen servant. Think about that last one for a moment.
- The old Mature Topics forum on wizards.com generated some fascinating discussions.
- Ever wonder what Warhammer40000's Howling Banshees sound like when they orgasm?
- FATAL, oh dear god FATAL. If the spell that makes sex with corpses feel "alive" doesn't cut it, the cock-clones/healing fruit will show just how perverted magic in general can be if you put your mind to it (granted, of course, your mind is that of an autistic 8-year-old).
- In one of the sourcebooks for Aberrant, White Wolf's "Superhero Game", there is an organization made up of GLBT novas who band together for queer solidarity. This includes activists, crimefighters, superpowered pro wrestlers... and some more bent characters like Tommy Orgy, a musician with duplication powers, and The Master, a hyper-charismatic dominant who specializes in using his powers to "correct" homophobes.
- In Exalted, the Lunars can create armies of empowered demi-humans called Beastmen. To do so, they need to either A) Take a human form and have intercourse with an animal or B) Take an animal form and have intercourse with a human... keep in mind, some characters have entire armies of these.
- There's also a skill they can learn which allows them to swap gender. Think about that for a second.
- The Scroll of Swallowed Darkness. That is all. No, really, that is all.
- Beastmen are fertile, so once you have a breeding pool they can take over. But yeah. But also... there have been fan-run NC-17 Exalted contests ("Sexalted" just comes to mind); one had *two* magical STD submissions, one a Lunar, one a Fair Folk.
- It's amazing Husband-Seducing Demon Dance hasn't been mentioned yet. One use is to cause people to willingly march to their deaths in support of the Exalt's ideals. Another is... well... Exactly What It Says On The Tin. Indeed, any charm that grants mental influence over another has "abuse me" written on it in letters the size of the Blessed Isle.
- The Fair Folk have Shaping effects whenever they're in the Wyld, which basically allow them to act like Reality Warpers (assuming nobody involved uses Willpower to resist the fantasy). There probably isn't a conceivable (or inconceivable for that matter) sex act that some Fair Folk hasn't dreamed up.
- How have we not mentioned the existence of the various God-Bloods yet? Gods, demons, ghosts and Fair Folk are all able to have kids by mortals.
- With the release of Glories of the Most High books, there is now a canon sex-based martial arts style.
- This troper's friend has a female wood-aspect Dragon-Blooded, whose character's powers include exuding an exceptionally potent contact poison through her skin. As he puts it "She kills people with the smexy."
- GURPS has fun with this. Flexibility explicitly gives you a bonus on Erotic Art rolls. The Bio-Tech supplement is very aware of this trope with it's "enhanced female secondary and male primary sexual characteristics", "Exotic Genitalia" and "Prehensile Tongue" all giving bonuses to the same skill.
- Both the old and new World Of Darkness feature some serious potential:
- This Troper is most familiar with Mage, which is basically a game about Reality Warpers. Note that some of this stuff probably requires multiple Spheres for full effect.
- Getting into what could be done with the Life and Mind Spheres would take pages. As for the rest...
- Correspondence (that is, "Space"): Clairvoyant voyeurism (and groping). Multiple copies of yourself (and your partner, at higher levels). Size adjustments.
- Entropy: Harder to find uses for this one, but it can be used to prevent physical or mental "states" (like arousal or orgasm) from degrading at the normal rate. And at higher levels, it gives you an intuitive understanding of a person's psyche, allowing you to literally divine exactly what makes that person tick — meaning that they basically have Hannibal Lecture as a class ability. It's not inconcievable that a high level entropy-user might be able to convince a group of nuns to throw an orgy with only a handful of cryptic remarks.
- Forces: Be careful—but telekinetic foreplay (including vibration) and zero-g sex in your own home are possibilities.
- Matter: Immediate undressing. Animating clothes or other items. Instant cosplay.
- Prime: Another toughie. It can, however, be used to make one's body (or various parts thereof) more "real", and thus more sensitive/energetic. Manipulating one's "aura" to become more charismatic is also possible.
- Spirit: Two words: Incubi. Succubi.
- Time: "Quickies" that last all morning. And again, extended arousal or orgasms.
- Just remember to do it in your sanctum, away from Sleepers. Paradox backlashes can really ruin the experience. (One such backlash is officially said to have resulted in shrunken male genitalia and the other party remembering only "a flash, a whimper, and a snore".) You probably don't want to find out what the result of Paradox gained from telepathic compulsion would be—Paradox has no morality per se, but does tend toward the "ironically fitting"—or perhaps you do.
- Vampires from Vampire The Masquerade can't really experience sexual pleasure, although (aside from the Giovanni), their bite is known as "the Kiss" for good reason; at least one clan from Requiem has a normal sex drive. Drinking a vampire's blood three times produces a "Blood Bond"—basically, an intense and permanent "loving" obsession. In addition, the following Disciplines can be useful, and could potentially be developed by Ghouls, who retain their normal human functions..
- Both Dominate (mind control) and Presence (emotion control, usually by inducing awe) could be very effective in acquiring...attention.
- Entrancement, the third level Presence effect, especially stands out. It basically causes the subject to fall madly in love with you, and be willing to do anything to please you. But beware, lest they Yandere out on you.
- Of the various shapeshifting Disciplines, Protean is fairly limited in its potential for this sort of thing (though see above for "Mist Form"). Most Serpentis powers are not so great either, but "Tongue of the Serpent" is exactly what it sounds like (eighteen inches long, and forked). Vicissitude is very versatile, enabling the user to mold flesh and bone, either her own or someone else's. It is, however, the property of the sadistic Tzimisce; you'd be lucky to find one whose notion of attractiveness is somewhat human.
- The "Blood Brothers" seem to use Sanguinis mostly for its combat applications, though it can be used to link minds, transfer bodily features, and fuse into a single entity. (It's not pretty, but once you and your loved one(s) are in the same body, do you care?) Users need to be mutually blood-bonded, but each pack is naturally bonded (and usually single-gender, primarily male). Blood Brothers also tend to look as alike as possible.
- Obfuscate won't work for invisible sex (it's more a Somebody Elses Problem field), but one can take on the appearance of a different person with it.
- There's an Animalism power that allows the removal of someone's "Beast", which causes their willpower to drain away. You probably don't want to try the other Discipline powers for this—they mostly don't work on sapient beings.
- Auspex allows for both empathic and telepathic links.
- The first level of Quietus can be used to create a zone of total silence. No more worries about being overheard.
- I doubt the Lasombra were thinking about this sort of thing when they began producing
Combat Naughty Tentacles of solid shadow with Obtenebration.
- Chimerstry is all about producing realistic illusions—it's not reality warping, but that doesn't mean anyone can tell.
- Various Paths of Blood Magic can be used to induce addictive pleasures, to invade dreams, or to tamper with someone's inhibitions/morality. The Eviler Than Thou Setites and Baali are best known for these Paths.
- Werewolf (aside from the attraction to furries...if they're masochistic) has a wide variety of spirit "gifts". They're mostly combat-focused, as might be expected, but include variants of mind-control and matter control powers. (This troper recalls he last noticed a power that allowed the character to selectively pass through any solid matter; clothes were explicitly noted.)
- Not to mention the fact that all Werewolves (indeed, all the Changing Breeds) have access to an inherent power called "Animal Attraction" which allows them to make eye contact with and seduce any human, who will immediately want to have sex with the Werewolf, as they are attracted to "the beast within" the Garou. The vast majority of humans can't resist this - only ones who are truly, really in love with someone else or have unusually high (as in, 1% of the population high) willpower stand a chance. It even works for shifters that are usually dog-ugly (no pun intended), like the Rokea weresharks. It's generally used by the Garou very explicitly for breeding purposes, and there is a dice-rolling mechanic for it.
- The werespider Ananasi have gifts that can produce various forms of webbing—good for tying people up—as well one that lets them cling to things. (If Spider-Man can do it, they probably can too.)
- Don't forget the two merits, Sex Appeal, making that whole Animal Attraction thing twice as easy, and Gender-morph, which allows the Ananasi to switch genders when they go human form.
- And the gifts that erase short term memory, 'inspire' creativity, increase/decrease existing moods, and groom, which makes you always look your best
- Certain gifts such as "Beastmind" can compel humans to follow their "animal instincts", at varying levels of strength. Unfortunately, most are in the paws of the human-genocidal Red Talons, and some are permanent. There are also gifts that can be used for other kinds of mind or emotion control, including "Shadows by the Firelight", which can force listeners to act out a story.
- The Nuwisha (trickster were-coyotes) have a gift called "Teasing Mate", which causes all nearby members of the same species and gender to be attracted to the target. It's intended to be a nuisance, but of course not everyone would think so.
- Changelings, from Changeling The Dreaming, get no respect. But, being the brightest and happiest part of the Old World of Darkness, they should. Some of their characteristics, by the way, are enhanced when they're in the farther parts of the titular Dreaming.
- Sidhe are stunningly attractive; their fae miens get a two-dot bonus to the Appearance characteristic, even if this takes them above the normal maximum. (In this system, five is that maximum, which represents folks like Angelina Jolie or Brad Pitt. The sidhe are hotter than that.) In the Far Dreaming, this doubles to a four point bonus; in the Deep Dreaming, it goes to eight points. Yes, that's a possible 13 out of 5, where 5 represents the hottest supermodel you'll ever see. Good luck getting noticed among all the drooling hangers-on. They're also the primary possessors of an Art called Sovereign.
- Satyrs have the Gift of Pan, which enables them to incite passion in anyone by playing music. (It doesn't have to be that kind of passion, but these are satyrs....) They also
suffer from enjoy a Frailty that enhances their own passions. Both qualities are enhanced in the Dreaming, to the extent that satyrs are both Nigh Irresistable and Nigh Insatiable. Hope you weren't traveling into the Dreaming to get anything done.... (Note: satyrs are not a One Gender Race in Changeling; they come in both varieties.)
- Not every pooka is cute and cuddly, but they all have animal characteristics of some kind. There's something for every furry, and they also make perfect confidants (in that they can finagle your secrets out of you with ease, but can never tell the whole truth).
- Guys looking for a Hot Amazon? Girls looking for a Gentle Giant? A troll is perfect for you. They're as much stronger than human as the sidhe are prettier. They also can't break an oath without losing their strength, so if you can get one to the altar.... (They do look a bit like Klingons, but that may not be a minus either.)
- The sluagh may not be your cup of tea, unless you're into goths, but they do have their advantages. They're extraordinarily limber, so much that they're impossible to restrain; if you're a dom, you can set aside that boring safeword business, since an "overstimulated" sluagh will just wriggle free. They can't speak above a whisper, so you don't have to worry that your partner might be a screamer. And while their heightened senses won't do much for a nontelepathic partner, imagine being one when you finally do find that special someone. The Sluagh Kithbook makes explicit note of this, stating that "there's all sorts of thing that you can do with a body that bends in such interesting ways (and that's before the issue of prehensile tongues comes up...)." Also, on the rare occasions when they do take a mate, they mate for life, becoming completely and utterly devoted to their partner.
Video Games
Web Animation
- In Red vs. Blue: Recreation, the virtual reality chamber generally used to test out new weapons for the Red's vehicle can also be used to make virtual versions of the characters. Which can be programmed to do whatever the programmer wants them to. It didn't help that virtual Grif loudly proclaimed he "loved boners".
- And that's not even mentioning the body-jumping A Is. And even the ones that can't body-surf are mindlinked to their partner to such a degree that they know and feel everything their partner does, blurring the line between a more literal kind of Mind Screw and Screw Yourself.
Web Comics
- Done in-canon (though offscreen) by the webcomic Narbonic. After Dave and Helen hook up, it's hinted that they use the "gender-swap tablets" seen earlier in the strip's run to... interesting effect (as well as the antigravity generator, and the nutrient tanks, and the containment room with the padded walls, and the electrodes, and the Steam Caverns of Mars...). One of Dave's laments after they break up is "Good Lord, I'll never have lesbian sex again!"
- Not entirely offscreen. Another strip has some of the other characters discussing Helen and Dave's relationship. After Helen wanders by, one of them comments "I'm pretty sure that was actually Dave..."
- In Misfile the Angelic characters can use telekinesis, teleportation, have the ability to shapeshift, are Nigh Invulnerable and can fly. The potential is best left to your imagination, but here are a couple of ideas. Strangely this doesn't seem to be explored in the Fan Fiction. Yet.
- Yes, yes it has been. The general public simply does not have access to it yet.
- El Goonish Shive has Grace. A Squirrel/Girl/Alien hybrid with the ability to take nearly any shape, of EITHER gender. Helped along by a boyfriend who's fetishes mostly seem to revolve around Trans Gender Furry fantasies.
- And Ellen can turn boys into girls, or make a girl's "assets" bigger. AND Nanase's spells, which include teleporting through a fairy doll spell and swapping clothes with people. She can magically take a girl's shirt and leave her with a hairband.
- The Tedd/Grace potential is all but canon; Tedd's actually called out on it at one point. This isn't exactly subtext.
- And, of course, Elliot risks losing control of his Voluntary Shapeshifting if he doesn't sleep as a woman. One wonders if he will always go straight to sleep.
- The Order of the Stick: Don't forget Sabine and her shape-shifting powers, which actually get some use in-universe.
- And what about the Belt of Gender Changing? There are so many possibilities there.
- Major Sparks in Girl Genius not only have the capability to build damn near everything from restraint devices to death rays to clockwork girls, and some can even warp the laws of physics in order to do so. Which makes you wonder what kinds of bedroom toys can be whipped out when a Spark's deep in the Madness Place.
- Casey and Andy has this right in the strip.
- Terinu gives the title character the body of an acrobat and a seven foot long, prehensile tail. That gives the fans a lot to work with...
- Had minus not died along with everyone else on Earth, how could this NOT come into play? Think about it. Creation of anything (including people); control of existing people; emotional manipulation, probably including less conventional emotions; and the ability to change gender, shape, and size. Also, she's almost certainly bisexual, or at least curious. In all honesty, it's probably a good thing she never had the chance to go through puberty.
- From Blip, we have Liz the (possibly bisexual) vampire, who can turn bind herself to someone's shadow so she doesn't burn in sunlight. However, when she binds herself to the shadow of someone wearing a short skirt...
- In Erfworld any order a commander issues to a unit must be followed. Any order. Yep.
- Maggie mentioned this, and it's implied that Parson is going to be making it Canon.
- This is discussed mainly in Summer Updates 45 and 46). Canon, but Parson hasn't taken advantage of it.
- Because he apparently considers the idea repugnant; Maggie finds the idea of not raping your subordinates to be charming. This might say more about Erfworld's culture than Rob Balder intended it to.
- Also, any unit that isn't croaked heals to full health at the start of their side's turn. See previous notes re: regeneration and implications thereof.
- Aeris is the perfect woman. There's really no other way to say it. She's also a Cat Girl.
- Dan And Mab's Furry Adventures has Incubus and Succubus characters. Their racial abilitys include shapeshifting, flight, tentacles, telepathy, and dream entering/manipulation.
Web Original
- The Whateley Universe has quite a bit of this, perhaps unsurprisingly given that Whateley Academy is a school for superpowered mutant teenagers of which many look either inhumanly gorgeous or just plain weird. Some examples include:
- Carmilla, a literal demon with Naughty Tentacles and a lust aura just for starters; and the demon thing.
- And she's a shapeshifter who can do more than just the tentacle thing. And psychic powers. And invulnerability: you can hack her up or shoot her or even cut her head off but she just heals up right away.
- Peeper, the ever-annoying guy with X-ray vision, and his "minion", Greasy, who seems almost perpetually busy using his devisor gifts to come up with new ways to take raunchy pictures.
- Greasy has also made and sold condoms for bricks, just so they'll hold up to the extra stress. This is common knowledge at Whateley, since he was selling them at the Whateley Weapons Fair.
- Solange, who as part of her relatively minor mind-control powers has developed a knack for implanting hypnotic suggestions during sex.
- And the infamous Thrall spell Hekate cast on Cavalier and Skybolt to turn them into, among other things, her clique's aware-but-helpless sex slaves for a full year.
- And of course, Reach, who has the Reed Richards powerset. Being turned into a girl is no object to him... she MAKES HER CLITORIS GROW BIGGER! Oh, and Spark... Has the ability to form an artificial penis using nanites, as she has a "venom" powerset.
- Cytherea, who's the avatar or reincarnation (or something) of Venus and uses sex and her lust aura to get what she wants, get out of trouble...
- Jimmy T, who's a really high-end shifter, is sometimes male and sometimes female... and now has a boy/girlfriend who physically changes from male to female regularly. Good match.
- Heck, Doctor Bender has now written a story which is this trope: "Sara's Little Purple Book" is supposedly the official guide to mutant sexuality issues. It's NSFW, in case you couldn't guess.
- For those of you who don't know Foamy, he and Germaine has a similar discussion on this trope half way into a clip, and boy did Germaine had one hell of an idea (probably NSFW due to language) as to what she would do with telekinesis, though I don't know if it counts since neither do actually have telekinesis.
- At least with her idea she wouldn't even get sticky.
- In her review of Dragonheart, The Nostalgia Chick theorises that the dragon and human sharing pain must also share "something else".
Western Animation
- Avatar the Last Airbender:
- It seems self-evident waterbending and earthbending have considerable potential in the minds of the warped. Firebending would seem less so, but that might not stop the likes of Ozai and Azula. What would it feel like to have your kissing partner breathe fire down your throat? However, firebending can have tamer applications, given that firebenders have displayed the ability to absorb and redirect heat. A selectively cold touch applied to particular spots could be very stimulating, especially when alternated with warm touches.
- Airbending probably can't be beat for constant, whole-body gentle caresses... not to mention the Mile High Club thing.
- Thinking of other uses for bloodbending, what about using it to cause a longer-lasting erection by bending the blood back inside? Better yet, giving someone one in the first place? Whenever you wanted? It also creates a window of opportunity for absolute bondage.
- Well, whenever you wanted as long as a full moon is in the sky...
- You DO NOT want to know how much hentai there is involving Toph using a "giant rock dildo" of herself and/or others.
- Lightningbending (in small amounts) could result in some interesting sensations.
- As the Avatar, Aang has access to all the knowledge and *ahem* "experience" of all his past selves. Not to mention he can take advantage of the Power Perversion Potential for all four elements, and possibly even combine them. Katara's going to be one satisfied woman.
- In an episode of Phineas And Ferb Dr. Doofenshmirtz reveals that he's really good with with his hands.
- One episode of Danny Phantom had an image of Danny smiling while phasing out of the girls locker room in the episode "Memory Blank". Twice.
- It's surprising that Danny's ability to "overshadow" others hasn't come up more in discussions. The fact that Evil Counterpart Vlad Plasmius has this power as well, along with the ability to form at least four duplicates of himself and can form objects out of ectoplasm gives him prime potential for power perversion.
- Danny's Self-Duplication power could cause him to pull a Dr. Manhattan.
- Scooby-Doo was subject to this, according to the other Wiki.
- Scooby Snacks. Especially in A Pup Named Scooby-Doo, where he found them quite pleasurable. (APNSD was produced by the same crew that later made Animaniacs, so Getting Crap Past The Radar happened quite a bit there.)
- It all makes sense now. Sure, I might do some things for a delicious treat, but nothing life-threatening. Now, for an orgasm cookie...
- This troper recalls a thread at a forum he goes to where someone asked what Terra from Teen Titans might use her earth powers for during her "alone time". She can control a rock, shape it into a nice smooth rod and...
- No no, rocks are dirty and full of bacteria. She knows that...?
- The Transformers fandom is full of this, often due to the Transformers' unique abilities. Mirage can become invisible, Hound creates holograms, Soundwave can read minds, and who knows what sort of strange devices Wheeljack can make.
- Transformers Animated Starscream can clone himself. And he's very fond of himself. Cue Starscream orgy.
- Beast Wars: Is it still bestiality if your partner's a sentient robot?
- The parallels were made rather explicit in Harvey Birdman Attorney At Law - Apache Chief lost his ability to grow when he spilled hot coffee on his groin. The problem was corrected when he became aroused.
- The writers hang a lampshade on one no-doubt famous idea in an episode of Justice League Unlimited, as Vixen pulls a surprised Green Lantern into an adjoining room for a little quality time.
Green Lantern: Don't sneak up on me like that! You know what this ring could do to you?
Vixen: Promises, promises.
- In Disney's Gargoyles, the titular characters turn to stone during the day. Fans have speculated that this would offer some interesting (and potentially dangerous or embarrassing) possibilities for a male Gargoyle's Human lover.
- Or a female one's for that matter, esp. the embarrassing/dangerous part, mostly painful/dangerous though. Wang trapped in a stone snatch. Ouch!
- Or how about the gargoyle's gliding ability? Could make for some daredevil sex in the sky...
- Dirty. Tail. Trick.
- And we haven't even delved into the New Olympians and the Children of Oberon yet. Several shape/gendershifters in those crews, magic all around, the Eye of Odin bringing out people's inner selves, and hell, Anubis can be merged with whoever summons him. The possibilities stagger the mind.
- And what exactly does CandleJack do with those people who say his name, anyw
- It has been this troper's experience that Invader Zim's PAK has been the source of much speculation, in particular the prehensile metal tentacles that extend from it that Irkens use to access data ports.
- In WITCH, the Heart of Kandrakar's ability to create Astral Drops, mindless clone slaves that do whatever the creator tells them to, could easily be used to take "playing with one's self" to a whole 'nother level. Irma's persuasion could be used to do this to regular people if it were a bit more developed.
- The titular character of Ben 10 and Ben 10 Alien Force can transform into dozens of vastly different aliens, and while not all of them have obvious applications, there still remain plenty that do, such as the amorphous Upgrade, the diminutive Grey Matter, the tentacled Wildvine, and Goop, which is Exactly What It Says On The Tin. And his two amigos? One can turn into any material he touches (and has shown this ability of mimicking texture and density can be controlled to one specific body part), and the other is an Energy Being.
- And not forgetting Ditto, who can replicate apparently as much as he wants. And as an added bonus each copy feels what all the other ones do.
- The show itself doesn't help with the Plumber kids, which basically shouts "Hey guys, the authorities gave the green light! Genetics are compatible and the ethicists say it's okay!". Rule 34 in 3...2...1...
- Replacing "not all of them" with "most" would be more accurate. Wildmutt has a tongue at least half a metre wide and twice as long, XLR8 is basically a reptilian version of The Flash, Fourarms has two pairs of arms and eyes and probably two of something else, Stinkfly has projectile gunge, Ghostfreak has half a dozen tentacles sprouting from its abdomen in addition to invisibility and intangibility, the Mummy form and Spidermonkey provide instant bondage, Eon has time manipulation, and Alien X is a Reality Warper. In retrospect, entirely too much thought has been given to this.
- The Kids Next Door universe is full of magic and technology that can alter a person's age. In one episode, Number 2 turns himself into a teenager so he can make out with Cree (who is predictably Squicked out when she learns the truth), and there's the Unfortunate Implications of Senior Citizombie Number 3 kissing a still 10-year-old Number 4... Oh, and did we mention the Boyfriend Helmet?
- Batman Beyond's Terry McGinnis once battled a telekinetic opponent who was posing as a ghost in his high school, prompting the line "Invisible boy in the girl's locker room. Why didn't I think of that?" referring to his own personal cloaking device.
- Spider Man question: are Dr. Octopus' tentacles just Combat Tentacles, or can they be more, too?
- While we're on the topic, Venom's tongue. That is all.
- Hell, Venom.
- One comic actually had Eddie Brock's symbiont emerging while he kissed a woman. The results weren't pretty. Apologizing, he revealed that the symbiont responds to his own excitement.
- While we're at it, Carnage- he's like Venom plus Combat Tentacles plus Flechette Storm.
- Chaotic: Not only does the Voluntary Shapeshifting aspect work here, but there are also the Beta dromes, where the players are free to do whatever they want to during the battle.
- Not to mention they can do whatever they want while they're being watched by other players on the giant television screens.
- Fosters Home For Imaginary Friends: People in that show can create imaginary friends that come to life. There's a lot of perversion potential for being able to create anything you want.
- Possibly done as a reference to this trope, one comic had a little boy being forced by his parents to leave his imaginary friend at Foster's. His imaginary friend being a Brainless Beauty copy of Frankie.
- Joked with in the latest Futurama movie, "Into the Wild Green Yonder, where Fry gains Mind Reading abilities. After he considers what he can do with them, he walks into a women's locker room. It isn't until after he's kicked out that he remembers that he was thinking of invisibility.
- Kim Possible: Consider the timing. Drakken and Shego finally hookup after Drakken gains a whole bunch of mind-controlled plant tendrils...
- In XMen Evolution, teleporter Nightcrawler gets stuck with Forge, out of phase with the real world such that they can observe it but not be seen or interact with anyone. Since this is at the high school and both are teenage boys, Nightcrawler immediately asks if this allows them to enter the girls' locker room, but Forge forlornly replies that the field doesn't reach that far. Fate Worse Than Death, indeed.
- In the Batman The Animated Series episode "Mudslide," Batman wonders about Clayface's new female accomplice:
Batman: What's her stake in this?
Alfred: (completely deadpan) Perhaps she enjoys mudbaths.
- One episode of Jimmy Neutron has Jimmy almost getting to use Goddard's X-ray ability to see through Cindy's clothes.
- In Winx Club Flora can use her plant powers to summon tentacles like roots. Funny enough, her boyfriend fights using whiplike ropes. Guess what they can also use it for...
- The Fairly Oddparents: Two magical creatures able to warp reality has...potential, to say the least. They may not be able to interfere with love, but people are quick to realize that lust is a whole other ballpark. Plus, Yoo Doo dolls...yeah.
Real Life
- Australian comedian Adam Hills has an artificial foot. In his stand-up shows he brings up that he often gets asked strange questions about it such as:
- "Can you still have sex?" His response was, "Yeah, what does your boyfriend do? Does he have a run-up?"
- "Do you take it off to have sex?" He lets the audience laugh, then says that's the reaction he normally gets. "Ha ha ha... do ya?" He answers, "Yes, I do, but there's no sexy way to remove an artificial leg." He proceeded to mime what would result if he tried a strip show with his leg.
- "Have you ever used it?" To this he replied, "Even if I wanted to, at what point are you supposed to bring that up in a relationship?"
- Related to the above example, people who've had a foot amputated. How is this Power Perversion Potential? The area of the brain controlling sensation in the foot is right next to the area controlling sensation in the genitals. When an area of the brain is inactive for a long enough time, the functions of adjacent areas of the brain may take over the area... thus, enabling a foot amputee to orgasm both in their genitals, and where their foot once was.
- Being able to draw. There can be no other explanation for H-Doujinshi.
- The same human power of imagination that is responsible for great works of fiction is also responsible for very erotic and sometimes bizarre sexual fantasies.
- Hands. That is all.
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