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* AdaptationalVillainy: Queen Kil was never an evil character in the original short.
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* ShamelessFanserviceGirl: Any woman coming from Earth to Neverwhere typically becomes this, buck naked and buxom and perfectly content to be that. For instance, Kath was from the Victorian Era, in poor health and wearing the usual heavy full dress of the period. Upon arriving in Neverwhere, she is turned into a naked physical ideal that strong and healthy. However, she was immediately captured by Queen Kil, but as soon as she is rescued by Den, also in the naked physical ideal, she can't wait to try out her body sexually and offers it to her saviour.
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* ShamelessFanserviceGirl: Any woman coming from Earth to Neverwhere typically becomes this, buck naked and buxom and perfectly content to be that. For instance, Kath was from the Victorian Era, in poor health and wearing the usual heavy full dress of the period. Upon arriving in Neverwhere, she is turned into a naked physical ideal that who is strong and healthy. However, she was immediately captured by Queen Kil, but as soon as she is rescued by Den, also in the naked physical ideal, she can't wait to try out her body sexually and offers it to her saviour.
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* ShamelessFanserviceGirl / InnocentFanserviceGirl: About half and half: any woman coming from Earth to Neverwhere typically becomes this, buck naked and buxom and perfectly content to be that. The female characters focused on this series seem to unconsciously lose their sense of body modesty: they typically don't treat their nudity as anything noteworthy in Neverwhere, but they are eager to indulge sexually when circumstances permit.
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Along the way, the first story arc of Den appeared in a condensed adaptation in the animated film ''WesternAnimation/HeavyMetal'' with Creator/JohnCandy voicing the title character.
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Along the way, the first story arc of Den appeared in a condensed adaptation PragmaticAdaptation in the animated film ''WesternAnimation/HeavyMetal'' with Creator/JohnCandy voicing the title character.
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* EverybodyHasLotsOfSex: The big plus side of coming to Neverwhere. For instance, Kath, who apparently arrived from Victorian/Edwardian times, revels in her buxom naked body and does not hesitate to offer it to Den after he saved her and he does not hesitate to accept.
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The series began with an original amateur animated short called ''Neverwhere'' where a white collar worker named Dan is whisked to a fantasy world of that name and became a naked muscleman having an adventure with a buxom naked sorceress.
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The series began with an original amateur animated short called ''Neverwhere'' ''[[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JM3hjD_W0yI Neverwhere]]'' where a white collar worker named Dan is whisked to a fantasy world of that name and became a naked muscleman having an adventure with a buxom naked sorceress.
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* NewLifeInAnotherWorldBonus: Anyone who arrives in Neverwhere has a body changed into the physical ideal such as being musclebound and often innate fighting skills.
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* BarbarianHeroAmbiguouslyBrown: The real human before Den was black, but Den himself is colored in a brownish-something skin tone that sometimes makes him look Caucasian. Ultimately pointless given that he is of a fictitious race.
* BarbarianHero: The concept of "barbarian" is diffuse here, but Den is still a musclebound bruiser that wears less than the rest of the cast and goes around fighting supernatural beings and sleeping with women.
* BarbarianHero: The concept of "barbarian" is diffuse here, but Den is still a musclebound bruiser that wears less than the rest of the cast and goes around fighting supernatural beings and sleeping with women.
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* AllAmazonsWantHercules: Queen Kil wants to dominate Neverwhere, but is also eager to have Den in her bed when the opportunity arises.
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* AllAmazonsWantHercules: Queen Kil wants to dominate Neverwhere, but is also eager to have Den in her bed when the opportunity arises.arises, whether he wants or not.
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* GodSaveUsFromTheQueen: Queen Kil, although originally a DistressedDamsel in the original film, becomes this in the early comics as a ruthless tyrant perfectly willing to engage in human sacrifice and organized mass rape to achieve her goals.
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* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale: Averted. When Kil gives Den forceful oral sex to prove she can make him climax even if he does not want (which she proves right, only that he shouts Kath's name), it is treated as the act of rape it is.
* GodSaveUsFromTheQueen: Queen Kil, although originally aDistressedDamsel DamselInDistress in the original film, becomes this in the early comics as a ruthless tyrant perfectly willing to engage in human sacrifice and organized mass rape to achieve her goals.
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''Den'' is a long running fantasy comic series by Richard Corben, that is essentially ''Literature/JohnCarterOfMars'' written with a [[Useful/TheSeventies 1970s]] sensibility.
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''Den'' is a long running fantasy comic series by Richard Corben, that is essentially ''Literature/JohnCarterOfMars'' written with a [[Useful/TheSeventies [[UsefulNotes/TheSeventies 1970s]] sensibility.
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The series continued as a comic strip in originally in ''Grim Wit'' #2 and was expanded upon in the French comic anthology, ''Metal Hurlant'' which was eventually translated in the American version, ''Heavy Metal''. Here, Dan's nephew, David Ellis Norman, found plans for a device that transported himself to Neverwhere and changed into a studly naked muscleman himself on his own adventures.
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The series continued as a comic strip in originally in ''Grim Wit'' #2 and was expanded upon in the French comic anthology, ''Metal Hurlant'' which was eventually translated in the American version, ''Heavy Metal''.''Magazine/HeavyMetal''. Here, Dan's nephew, David Ellis Norman, found plans for a device that transported himself to Neverwhere and changed into a studly naked muscleman himself on his own adventures.
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* LetCling: Women sometimes do this to Den. Take a look at the page image for an example.
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* LetCling: LegCling: Women sometimes do this to Den. Take a look at the page image for an example.
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Along the way, the first story arc of Den appeared in a condensed adaptation in the film ''WesternAnimation/HeavyMetal'' with Creator/JohnCandy as the title character.
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Along the way, the first story arc of Den appeared in a condensed adaptation in the animated film ''WesternAnimation/HeavyMetal'' with Creator/JohnCandy as voicing the title character.
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** Possibly to FreudWasRight levels of symbolism; Den's huge, bulging shape, big, throbbing veins and large shiny bald head make him look phallic even when you can't see his enormous penis.
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''Den'' is a long running fantasy comic series by Creator/RichardCorben, Richard Corben, that is essentially ''Literature/JohnCarterOfMars'' written with a [[Useful/TheSeventies 1970s]] sensibility.
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* ChickMagnet: Den finds that every human woman that came to that world throws herself at him.
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* ChickMagnet: Den finds that every human woman that came to that world throws herself at him. However, unlike other males in this trope, he is eager to indulge them when circumstances permit.
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* ShamelessFanserviceGirl/InnocentFanserviceGirl: About half and half: any woman coming from Earth to Neverwhere typically becomes this, buck naked and buxom and perfectly content to be that. The female characters focused on this series seem to unconsciously lose their sense of body modesty: they typically don't treat their nudity as anything noteworthy in Neverwhere, but they are eager to indulge sexually when circumstances permit.
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* ShamelessFanserviceGirl/InnocentFanserviceGirl: ShamelessFanserviceGirl / InnocentFanserviceGirl: About half and half: any woman coming from Earth to Neverwhere typically becomes this, buck naked and buxom and perfectly content to be that. The female characters focused on this series seem to unconsciously lose their sense of body modesty: they typically don't treat their nudity as anything noteworthy in Neverwhere, but they are eager to indulge sexually when circumstances permit.
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''Den'' is a long running fantasy comic series by Creator/RichardCorben, that is essentially ''Literature/JohnCarter'' ''Literature/JohnCarterOfMars'' written with a [[Useful/TheSeventies 1970s]] sensibility.
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''Den'' is a long running fantasy comic series by Creator/RichardCorben.
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* AllAmazonsWantHercules: Queen Kil wants to dominate Neverwhere, but is also eager to have Den in her bed when the opportunity arises.
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* GodSaveUsFromTheQueen: Queen Kil, although originally a DistressedDamsel in the original film, becomes this in the early comics as a ruthless tyrant perfectly willing to engage in human sacrifice and organized mass rape to achieve her goals.
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* InnocentFanserviceGirl: Any woman coming from Earth to Neverwhere typically becomes this, buck naked and buxom and perfectly content to be that.
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* NationalGeographicNudity: Neverwhere has no nudity taboos.
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* NationalGeographicNudity: Neverwhere has no nudity taboos. For instance in the first book, Den and Kath, who are buck naked, meet Kang, a warrior who is largely fully clothed with armor and a hooded cape and he never gives any comments about them.
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''Den'' is a long running fantasy comic series by Creator/RichardCorben.
The series began with an original amateur animated short called ''Neverwhere'' where a white collar worker named Dan is whisked to a fantasy world of that name and became a naked muscleman having an adventure with a buxom naked sorceress.
The series continued as a comic strip in originally in ''Grim Wit'' #2 and was expanded upon in the French comic anthology, ''Metal Hurlant'' which was eventually translated in the American version, ''Heavy Metal''. Here, Dan's nephew, David Ellis Norman, found plans for a device that transported himself to Neverwhere and changed into a studly naked muscleman himself on his own adventures.
The series has continued in various incarnations, some of which toned down the eroticism of the series only to have it flare up again until it ended with the "Denz" series in the pornographic ''Penthouse Comix'' which featured yet another relative coming to that world.
Along the way, the first story arc of Den appeared in a condensed adaptation in the film ''WesternAnimation/HeavyMetal'' with Creator/JohnCandy as the title character.
Tropes exhibited:
* BarbarianHero
* ChickMagnet: Den finds that every human woman that came to that world throws herself at him.
* IChooseToStay: To quote our hero, "On Earth, I'm nobody, but here, I'm Den."
* LowCultureHighTech: Neverwhere is a primitive Sword and Sorcery planet where Queen Kil has occasionally supplied weapons through magic, ranging from primitive knives to fully loaded automatic firearms.
* MaleFrontalNudity: Den unconsciously found that he is perfectly comfortable being buck naked in Neverwhere.
* MrFanservice: Den and other male human becomes this upon arrival in Neverwhere, naked, muscled and hung, albeit bald.
** Possibly to FreudWasRight levels of symbolism; Den's huge, bulging shape, big, throbbing veins and large shiny bald head make him look phallic even when you can't see his enormous penis.
* MsFanservice: Any female human becomes this upon arrival, young naked and buxom with beautiful hair.
* NakedOnArrival: That's what happens when you're taken to Neverwhere, and you often find that you like staying that way.
* NationalGeographicNudity: Neverwhere has no nudity taboos.
* NormallyIWouldBeDeadNow
* RecycledInSpace: At least originally, this series is what Literature/JohnCarterOfMars would have been like in the 1970s, with its relaxed attitude to depicting sexuality.
* InnocentFanserviceGirl: Any woman coming from Earth to Neverwhere typically becomes this, buck naked and buxom and perfectly content to be that.
* TrappedInAnotherWorld: And he finds he likes the place.
* VillainessesWantHeroes: Queen Kil does for Den and she gets to enjoy him in bed too.
* WorldOfBuxom: Nearly all the female characters, especially the women who were brought from Earth, make up this trope.
The series began with an original amateur animated short called ''Neverwhere'' where a white collar worker named Dan is whisked to a fantasy world of that name and became a naked muscleman having an adventure with a buxom naked sorceress.
The series continued as a comic strip in originally in ''Grim Wit'' #2 and was expanded upon in the French comic anthology, ''Metal Hurlant'' which was eventually translated in the American version, ''Heavy Metal''. Here, Dan's nephew, David Ellis Norman, found plans for a device that transported himself to Neverwhere and changed into a studly naked muscleman himself on his own adventures.
The series has continued in various incarnations, some of which toned down the eroticism of the series only to have it flare up again until it ended with the "Denz" series in the pornographic ''Penthouse Comix'' which featured yet another relative coming to that world.
Along the way, the first story arc of Den appeared in a condensed adaptation in the film ''WesternAnimation/HeavyMetal'' with Creator/JohnCandy as the title character.
Tropes exhibited:
* BarbarianHero
* ChickMagnet: Den finds that every human woman that came to that world throws herself at him.
* IChooseToStay: To quote our hero, "On Earth, I'm nobody, but here, I'm Den."
* LowCultureHighTech: Neverwhere is a primitive Sword and Sorcery planet where Queen Kil has occasionally supplied weapons through magic, ranging from primitive knives to fully loaded automatic firearms.
* MaleFrontalNudity: Den unconsciously found that he is perfectly comfortable being buck naked in Neverwhere.
* MrFanservice: Den and other male human becomes this upon arrival in Neverwhere, naked, muscled and hung, albeit bald.
** Possibly to FreudWasRight levels of symbolism; Den's huge, bulging shape, big, throbbing veins and large shiny bald head make him look phallic even when you can't see his enormous penis.
* MsFanservice: Any female human becomes this upon arrival, young naked and buxom with beautiful hair.
* NakedOnArrival: That's what happens when you're taken to Neverwhere, and you often find that you like staying that way.
* NationalGeographicNudity: Neverwhere has no nudity taboos.
* NormallyIWouldBeDeadNow
* RecycledInSpace: At least originally, this series is what Literature/JohnCarterOfMars would have been like in the 1970s, with its relaxed attitude to depicting sexuality.
* InnocentFanserviceGirl: Any woman coming from Earth to Neverwhere typically becomes this, buck naked and buxom and perfectly content to be that.
* TrappedInAnotherWorld: And he finds he likes the place.
* VillainessesWantHeroes: Queen Kil does for Den and she gets to enjoy him in bed too.
* WorldOfBuxom: Nearly all the female characters, especially the women who were brought from Earth, make up this trope.
