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* ''Series/GameOfThrones'': In a series steeped in sexual politics, RoyalBrat Joffrey Baratheon stands out as being a rather asexual character. Finding talk of sex to be boring, he only really brings it up as him needing to consummate his marriage with whoever his wife will be or threatening to rape Sansa, while showing no indication he'd enjoy it [[{{Sadist}} outside of seeing Sansa suffer]]. When Tyrion hires two prostitutes for Joffrey [[YouNeedToGetLaid in hopes it'll calm him down]], Joffrey only makes one beat the other up due to enjoying their pain more (and partly to spite his uncle.)

* Melon from ''Manga/{{Beastars}}'' as a result of his messed up genetics from being a hybrid of an herbivore and a carnivore. Since this is a world that heavily runs of InterplayOfSexAndViolence, especially the ConsumingPassion type, because he has no sense of taste and lacks the urge to eat herbivores, he also has no sexual or romantic desire. He may have switched to SingleTargetSexuality when he meets [[spoiler:Haru]] and feels the instinct to eat for the first time in his life.

* ''Fanfic/TheMakingsOfTeamCRME'': [[Fanfic/MyNameIsCinder Cinder]] [[Fanfic/{{CRME}} Fall]] is described this way in this series. Despite the fact that she is perfectly willing to have sex and flirt with others [[TheVamp to manipulate them]] without issue, she states that it never holds her interest. She also explicitly states that she has no desire for love.

* [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Demons]] in ''Literature/{{the Bartimaeus Trilogy}}'' are asexual but certainly are aware that humans are ''not'' often asexual. They use this to their advantage as much as they possibly can, distracting or disturbing the magicians who summon them with various attractive forms that may or may not match the spirit's actual gender (insofar as they have one). Bartimaeus remarks at one point in ''The Ring of Solomon'' that his repertoire of forms is pretty well nothing but horrible monsters and pretty girls.

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* ''WebVideo/EverymanHYBRID'': HABIT, the series' main antagonist, is completely asexual and uninterested in romance, being an entity who gets pleasure out of causing others pain, rather than out of having sex. This gets even more disturbing later on when he claims to have raped Nick's mother, amongst other people during his long life, which was done to inflict suffering rather than to derive sexual pleasure, and also to breed himself a strong host to possess since normal human hosts tend to fall apart after being shot a few dozen times.

* Speaking of Slender-series, the Observer from ''WebVideo/TribeTwelve'' claims to be this trope as well. Despite his HoYay tendencies when stalking and mocking his victims, he's unable to feel any sort of emotion relating to love or lust. He does however, find Noah's reactions legitimately hysterical.

* ''Series/GameOfThrones'': In a series steeped in sexual politics, RoyalBrat Joffrey Baratheon stands out as being a rather asexual character. Finding talk of sex to be boring, he only really brings it up as him needing to consummate his marriage with whoever his wife will be or threatening to rape Sansa, while showing no indication he'd enjoy it [[{{Sadist}} outside of seeing Sansa suffer]]. When Tyrion hires two prostitutes for Joffrey [[YouNeedToGetLaid in hopes it'll calm him down]], Joffrey only makes beat the other up due to enjoying pain more and partly to spite his uncle.

* ''Literature/HarryPotter'': Voldemort cannot feel love, thus is definitely aromantic, and shows no sexual interest in the book canon. But, if you consider ''Theatre/HarryPotterAndTheCursedChild'' canon, it gets subverted: [[spoiler: he fathered one child, Delphini]], though that technically doesn't disqualify him being asexual, since it could have been simply to get an heir.

# There are moments where sexual and/or romantic interest is expected, but they show do not show any (i.e. marrying for political reasons or to spite someone).

* ''Literature/HarryPotter'': Voldemort cannot feel love, thus is definitely aromantic, and shows no sexual interest in the book canon. But, if you consider ''Theatre/HarryPotterAndTheCursedChild'' canon, it gets subverted: [[spoiler: he fathered one child, Delphini]], though that technically doesn't disqualify him being asexual.

* In the first season of ''Series/{{Dexter}}'', Dexter Morgan claims to find sex "undignified" and intentionally dates a rape victim in order to avoid it. Later subverted as since he does start to care about his family and, by season 3, he enjoys having sex with Rita.
* ''Series/GameOfThrones'': In a series steeped in sexual politics, RoyalBrat Joffrey Baratheon stands out as being a rather asexual character. Finding talk of sex to be boring, he only really brings it up as him needing to consummating who he'd marry or threatening to rape Sansa, while showing no indication he'd enjoy it [[{{Sadist}} outside of seeing Sansa suffer]]. When Tyrion hires two prostitutes for Joffrey [[YouNeedToGetLaid in hopes it'll calm him down]], Joffrey only makes them beat each other up due to enjoying pain more and partly to spite his uncle.

* Implied for recurring villain Lore from ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'': Lore is an android who shares nearly the same design as another android, Data, who explicitly does not experience sexual attraction.
* ''Series/{{Highlander}}'': The evil Immortal Kalas. He feigns a romantic interest in Duncan's female companion in the 20s, but that's just so he can get her alone and try to strangle her for revenge against Duncan. Later, he captures [[HeroicSeductress Amanda]], and basically tells her she's wasting her time using her "not inconsiderable talents" on him. Kalas ''did'' spend most of his long life in a monestary, so at the very least, he's accustomed to going without.

Compare with DepravedHomosexual, PsychoLesbian, and DepravedBisexual for other villainous takes on non-heterosexual orientations. Contrast with CelibateHero and ChasteHero for positive examples of lack of sex, GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex, SexIsGood, EvenEvilHasLovedOnes (for romantic relationships) for positive portrayals of sex, and SexIsEvil, UnholyMatrimony, and SerialRapist for negative portrayals of sex. For villains who, in addition to sex, abstain from other "vices", see StraightEdgeEvil. When a villain is asexual due to not having certain private parts, see EunuchsAreEvil. Related to LonersAreFreaks.

* Queen Chrysalis of ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', despite being as close to a [[HornyDevils succubus]] as a G-rated cartoon will allow, views ThePowerOfLove as strictly a source of power to make her stronger and balks at the idea of even so much as giving friendship a try. She actually seems completely incapable of actually befriending or falling in love with anyone or anything, and instead operates by either assuming the form of someone's ideal romantic partner or by replacing their true love and then [[VampiricDraining sucking them dry]] when they love her without so much as a shred of reciprocating their feelings. Even when it's made explicitly clear to her, on numerous occasions, that genuinely loving someone would make her far more powerful than her one-sided love stealing she [[EvilCannotComprehendGood simply cannot comprehend the idea]].

* ''WebVideo/EverymanHybrid'': HABIT, the series' main antagonist is completely asexual and uninterested in romance, being an entity who gets pleasure out of causing others pain, rather than out of having sex. This gets even more disturbing later on when he claims to have raped Nick's mother, amongst other people during his long life, which was done to inflict suffering rather than to derive sexual pleasure.

* ''ComicBook/{{Daken}}'': Despite being infamous as a DepravedBisexual, Daken is this according to WordOfGod. He only uses sex as a tool to manipulate others.

* ''Film/{{Aladdin|2019}}'': Jafar tries to force Jasmine to marry him, not because he is attracted to her, but rather to make her miserable. Jafar is not otherwise shown to be romantically or sexually inclined.

Compare with DepravedHomosexual, PsychoLesbian, and DepravedBisexual for other villainous takes on non-heterosexual orientations. Contrast with CelibateHero and ChasteHero for positive examples of lack of sex, GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex, SexIsGood, EvenEvilHasLovedOnes (for romantic relationships) for positive portrayals of sex, and SexIsEvil, UnholyMatrimony, and SerialRapist for negative portrayals of sex. When a villain is asexual due to not having certain private parts, see EunuchsAreEvil. Related to LonersAreFreaks.

* ''WebVideo/EverymanHybrid'': The evil HABIT is, according to the creators, completely Asexual and uninterested in romance, being an entity who gets pleasure out of causing others pain, rather than out of having sex. This is despite that he claimed to have raped Nick's mother, which was again, done to inflict suffering rather than to derive sexual pleasure.

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* ''Film/Aladdin2019'': Jafar tries to force Jasmine to marry him, not because he is attracted to her, but rather to make her miserable. Jafar is not otherwise shown to be romantically or sexually inclined.

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheGoldenTouch'': In the opening number, King Midas mentions that he has no interest in romance, simply because he LovesOnlyGold. While he's not exactly villainous, he is shown to be a selfish {{Jerkass}} in this part, before his development later on.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated}}'': WordOfGod states that [[spoiler:Mayor Jones's]] love of treasure has turned him asexual.

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* In ''Series/Leverage,'' one BlackWidow VillainOfTheWeek who runs a group of female grifters who seduce rich bachelors declares that there is no such thing as love. She’s very familiar with techniques that make people fall in love, and seems to only see love as a physical reaction she is immune to.

* Queen Chrysalis of ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', despite being as close to a [[HornyDevils succubus]] as a G-rated cartoon will allow, views ThePowerOfLove as strictly a source of power to make her stronger and balks at the idea of even so much as giving friendship a try. She actually seems completely incapable of actually befriending or falling in love with anyone or anything, and instead operates by either assuming the form of someone's ideal romantic partner, whether they exist or not, and then [[VampiricDraining sucking them dry]] when they love her without so much as a shred of reciprocating their feelings. Even when it's made explicitly clear to her, on numerous occasions, that genuinely loving someone would make her far more powerful than her one-sided love stealing she [[EvilCannotComprehendGood simply cannot comprehend the idea]].