Basic Trope: A minor character who only exists for fanservice.
- Straight: An unnamed woman is seen in skimpy clothing throughout the game.
- Exaggerated:
- The woman appears in the background of every cutscene dancing naked.
- A naked woman appears handcuffed to a lamppost in every scene.
- Downplayed: The woman is fully clothed, but noticeably buxom.
- Justified:
- The woman is an underwear model.
- The woman is a streaker.
- Gender-Inverted: A hunky shirtless man repeatedly appears throughout the game.
- Inverted:
- The skimpily-dressed woman is the main character of the game.
- The naked woman is the main character of the game, revolving around her quest to find clothes.
- In a game where all the other female characters are naked, the unnamed woman is dressed in a suit and glasses.
- The woman is a fan disservice extra.
- Subverted: The unnamed woman becomes an Ascended Extra.
- Double Subverted: ...For only one episode.
- Parodied:
- Whenever she appears, the woman always tries to introduce herself and talk about her life, but her audio is drowned out by the action sequence.
- Alice talks to the woman, who admits she doesn't know her own name.
- The woman is a Classically-Trained Extra, who frequently recites Shakespeare and complains that the game doesn't give her anything good to do.
- Zig Zagged:
- Averted: Fanservice is only given to named or relevant characters in a story.
- Enforced: Ms. Fanservice was an attempt to boost the ratings by the executives.
- Lampshaded: Alice asks Bob about who the extra is, and Bob admits he doesn't know anything about her.
- Invoked:
- Exploited:
- The woman is heavily featured in the advertising.
- The woman promises to do a striptease for the player if they win.
- Defied:
- The woman puts clothes on.
- Alice insists on talking to the woman finding more about her.
- Alice gets the woman more conservative clothes.
- Discussed:
- Conversed:
- Implied: While giving the game a scathing review, Brittany complains that the female characters are used for fanservice.
- Played For Laughs: The woman is a crime boss.
- Played For Drama: The woman is an evil sorceress.
- Played For Horror: The woman is the Serial Killer the police are looking for.
