History Main / Hunk

* Solid Snake from ''MetalGearSolid'', is considered [[StupidSexyFlanders one]] [[GrandmaWhatMassiveHotnessYouHave of]] [[EstrogenBrigadeBait the]] [[MemeticSexGod sexiest]] [[EvenTheGuysWantHim male]] [[BabyGotBack video game]] [[TallDarkAndHandsome characters]] for a reason.

His face tends to be squarish and sharp-featured, often with a [[LanternJawOfJustice prominent chin]]. He has big, well-muscled arms and a [[HeroicBuild large torso]] with pronounced muscles and little fat. He also has fairly thick, muscular legs, though they get less attention. It is often implied that he is as well-endowed between the legs as in the arms. The hunk may or may not have [[CarpetOfVirility body hair]], depending on the time period

* Grimmjow Jaegerjaquez of ''Manga/{{Bleach}}

Clothing tends to be simple and timeless. Nowadays, a hunk's casual wardrobe will consist of tight jeans and either a tank top, tight T-shirt, or flannel shirt. For work and formal events, a [[SharpDressedMan smart suit]] is a given. [[RealMenWearPink The manliest hunks of all, however, wear pink tutus.]]

MrFanservice is usually one of these. Contrast PrettyBoy. East Asian pop-culture tends to use {{Bishounen}} as the go-to "hot guy standard" instead.

* Sin Goku in ''Manga/{{DragonBall}}''

* Gene Starwind in ''OutlawStar''.
* Guts of ''{{Berserk}}''.
* Inugami of ''WolfGuyWolfenCrest''.

* Gaston from ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast'' is a rare villanous example.
* Prince Charming in the ''{{Shrek}}'' movies. Also a villanous hunk.

* In the [[TheFilmOfTheBook film version]] of ''HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire'', Viktor Krum is portrayed as this despite being unnattractive and gangly in the books.

* The aptly named He-Man from ''MastersOfTheUniverse''.

* Ike in ''FireEmblem: [[FireEmblemTellius Path of Radiance and Radiant Dawn]]''.

* Most comic book heroes, really. It would probably be quicker to list the aversions of this trope.

* In the [[TheFilmOfTheBook film version]] of ''HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire'' Viktor Krum is portrayed as this despite being unnattractive and gangly in the books.

* PersonOfInterest gives us the [[MemeticSexGod very attractive]] JimCaviezel.

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* Due to varying fan opinions and [[WorldOfBadass the nature]] [[RatedMForManly of the form of fiction]], it would probably be quicker to mention wrestlers who do not fit this trope.
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The classic European and American standard of male beauty[[hottip:*:there was a period in the 18th and 19th centuries when PrettyBoy was the standard, but hunks have been more commonly admired at other times]], the hunk is two things: ''handsome'' and ''manly''.

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* Booth in ''{{Bones}}'', who shares [[DavidBoreanaz an actor]] with Angel.

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* In the [[TheFilmOfTheBook film version]] of HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire Viktor Krum is portrayed as this despite being unnattractive and gangly in the books.

* From {{Degrassi}}, Spinner, Sean, Jay and Riley fit this trope to MemeticSexGod levels.

* [[MemeticSexGod Jecht]] from FinalFantasyX and {{Dissidia}} is actually described as having "the body of a bronzed god," which is in stark contrast to the many, many [[PrettyBoy bishies]] in the series.

* In the [[TheFilmOfTheBook film version]] of HarryAndTheGobletOfFire Viktor Krum is portrayed as this despite being unnattractive and gangly in the books.

MrFanservice is usually one of these. Contrast PrettyBoy. Asian pop-culture tends to use {{Bishounen}} as the go-to "hot guy standard" instead.

MrFanservice is usually one of these. Contrast PrettyBoy.

The classic European and American standard of male beauty[[hottip:*:there was a period in the 18th and 19th centuries when {{bishonen}} was the standard, but hunks have been more commonly admired at other times]], the hunk is two things: ''handsome'' and ''manly''.

* In the [[TheFilmOfTheBook film version]] of HarryAndtheGobletOfFire Viktor Krum is portrayed as this despite being unnattractive and gangly in the books.

* [[MemeticSexGod Jecht]] from FinalFantasyX and {{Dissidia}} is actually described as having "the body of a bronzed god," which is in stark contrast to the many, many PrettyBoys in the series.

* [[MemeticSexGod Jecht]] from FinalFantasyX and {{Dissidia}} is actually described as having "the body of a bronzed god," which is in stark contrast to the many, many PrettyBoys.

* [[MemeticSexGod Jecht]] from FinalFantasyX and Dissidia is actually described as having "the body of a bronzed god," which is in stark contrast to the many, many PrettyBoys.