History Main / SlimeGirl

* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' has one in the form of [[TomatoInTheMirror Annie]] a girl with LaserGuidedAmnesia who spends much of the episode clinging to Robin and [[CryIntoChest crying on him]] because thus far he is the only person she can trust to save her from the mysterious man who has been following her and begging her to come home. Robin reciprocates her apparent feelings and we even get an ImagineSpot of them together that makes him blush. The man pursuing Annie turns out to be [[spoiler:Clayface]], who survived his last fight with Batman and had been laying low to recuperate ever since. Using what power he had, he made a clay person that was intended to take a quick look around the area for Batman and tell him if the coast was clear. Strangely, the revelation that his new love interest was not only made of slime but essentially [[spoiler: Clayface]] doesn't deter Robin's feelings any. [[FoeYay He even demands that the hardened criminal bring her back after finding out...]]

* ''Manga/MonsterMusume'' features a slime girl as an illegal immigrant into Japan. Said slime is called Suu[[note]](a blue and green blob who can assume humanoid form, able to mimic anyone she knows, with an antenna that lets her share others' feelings)[[/note]] (from the japanese pronunciation of "slime": ''suraimu''), [[NewPowersAsThePlotDemands has an impressive array of powers]], and appears to be mostly harmless. At times, she can forget her own strength and smother her friends to the point of suffocation if not careful. As slimes are so rare and unknown to even the monster community, cultural exchange coordinator Ms. Smith refuses to name her a "monster" and avoid all the paperwork dealing with a new species and illegal immigrant would bring, given that she never receives a pay rise.

* ''LightNovel/MonsterGirlDoctor' has Lime, the green slime girl nurse working at the central hospital and Molly, the purple shoggoth serving as the manager of the Deadlich Graveyard City district. The anime also adds an unnamed slime girl patient of Dr Glenn that has a servant cart her around in a bathtub.

* ''VideoGame/CrushCrush'' adds CuteMonsterGirl variants of some of the main girls in its DLC, including Gelle, who resembles Elle except made completely of slime.

** Okayado, the series' mangaka, is fond of these; as well as Suu, there are slime girls in ''Manga/DeadlineSummonner'' and ''Manga/TwelveBeast''.

* ''Anime/SailorMoon''

* The Slime Sisters that work under Wilhelm in ''Manga/MahouSenseiNegima'', who are extremely resilient to physical attacks, [[VoluntaryShapeshifting capable of shape-shifting]], and [[MakingASplash possess some control over water]].

* The manga ''Manga/DailyLifeWithMonsterGirl'' features a slime girl as an illegal immigrant into Japan. Said slime is called Suu[[note]](a blue and green blob who can assume humanoid form, able to mimic anyone she knows, with an antenna that lets her share others' feelings)[[/note]] (from the japanese pronunciation of "slime": ''suraimu''), [[NewPowersAsThePlotDemands has an impressive array of powers]], and appears to be mostly harmless. At times, she can forget her own strength and smother her friends to the point of suffocation if not careful. As slimes are so rare and unknown to even the monster community, cultural exchange coordinator Ms. Smith refuses to name her a "monster" and avoid all the paperwork dealing with a new species and illegal immigrant would bring, given that she never receives a pay rise.

** Okaydo, the series' mangaka, is fond of these; as well as Suu, there are slime girls in ''Manga/DeadlineSummonner'' and ''Manga/TwelveBeast''.

* ''WesternAnimation/StarVsTheForcesOfEvil''

* The manga ''Manga/DailyLifeWithMonsterGirl'' features a slime girl as an illegal immigrant into Japan. Said slime is called Suu[[note]](a blue and green blob who can assume humanoid form, able to mimic anyone she knows, with an antenna that lets her share others' feelings)[[/note]](from the japanese pronunciation of "slime": ''suraimu''), [[NewPowersAsThePlotDemands has an impressive array of powers]], and appears to be mostly harmless. At times, she can forget her own strength and smother her friends to the point of suffocation if not careful. As slimes are so rare and unknown to even the monster community, cultural exchange coordinator Ms. Smith refuses to name her a "monster" and avoid all the paperwork dealing with a new species and illegal immigrant would bring, given that she never receives a pay rise.

* The Franchise/SailorMoon fan fiction/SharedUniverse series, TheJellaxSaga, features Jamanen (see above) as one of the main characters.
** Along with this, it also reveals that Jamanen is the last of a race of slime beings known as the Jellax.

* ''WebAnimation/SocialMonsters''

* ''WebAnimation/Social Monsters''

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* As noted above you, you can find numerous examples of artwork featuring slime girls on Website/DeviantART, Tumblr, and other similar sites with loads of user-submitted artwork. Simply type "slime girl" into a search engine and you'll come across thousands of examples, though be warned that it is a {{Fetish}} for some people, so some of it may be NotSafeForWork to one degree or another.

* ''VideoGame/KingdomOfLoathing'' has the [[PrestigeClass Special Challenge Path]] "Gelatious Noob," based on Pathfinder's Apostheotic Mimmic mentioned above, a BlobMonster who is IntriguedByHumanity and [[PinocchioSyndrome does their level best to become a person.]] Luckily, this is a LighterAndSofter take on it [[spoiler: and they're eventually rewarded by becoming a real human being if they can rescue the King]]. They can't eat, drink, or read books, or properly equip armor and weapons (they gain the attack range but none of the special effects), but instead can absorb a number of certain items permanently (such as the Robartender's disgusting cocktails) for new abilities.

* ''VideoGame/KingdomOfLoathing'' has the [[PrestigeClass Special Challenge Path]] "Gelatious Noob," based on Pathfinder's Apostheotic Mimmic mentioned above, a BlobMonster who is IntriguedByHumanity and [[PinocchioSyndrome does their level best to become a person.]] Luckily, this is a LighterAndSofter take on it [[spoiler: and they're eventually rewarded by becoming a real human being if they can rescue the King]]. They can't eat, drink, or read books, or properly equip armor and weapons (they gain the attack range but none of the special effects), but instead can absorb a number of certain items permanently for new abilities.

* ''VideoGame/KingdomOfLoathing'' has the [[PrestigeClass Special Challenge Path]] "Gelatious Noob," based on D&D's Apostheotic Mimmic, a BlobMonster who is IntriguedByHumanity and [[PinoccioSyndrome does their level best to become a person.]] They can't eat, drink or read books, or properly equip armor and weapons (they gain the attack range but none of the special effects), but instead can absorb a number of certain items permanently for new abilities.

* Slimegals in ''VideoGame/{{Shantae}} Half-Genie Hero'' resemble pink blobs when moving around, but can take the appearance of cute girls made of pink slimes when they spot Shantae. The animation of their sole [[EatenAlive attack]] actually shows that the "tongue" snatching Shantae is actually the Slimegal [[LesYay giving her a heartfell hug.]]

Their personality varies as with most races, although they tend to be rather laid back and gentle unless provoked. In fictional nature, slime girls are usually the bottom rung of the ladder. Those made of liquid metal, [[ on the other hand...]]

Their personality varies as with most races, although they tend to be rather laid back and gentle unless provoked. In fictional nature, slime girls are usually the bottom rung of the ladder. Those made of liquid metal, on the other hand...

* ''VisualNovel/DotKareshi'' has a slime ''[[GenderInvertedTrope boy]]'' as a love interest.

Their personality varies as with most races, although they tend to be rather laid back and gentle unless provoked. In fictional nature, slime girls are usually the bottom rung of the ladder.

* The first-person RPG ''Anvil of Dawn'' features mud-like goo girls as sturdy enemies near the end of the game.

* ''VideoGame/LobotomyCorporation'' features Melting Love, a pink and seemingly innocuous slime girl, as one of its numerous Abnormalities. Her threat level is [=ALEPH=] (generally reserved for extremely dangerous {{Eldritch Abomination}}s) and she may "bless" employees with a slime heart which can [[TheVirus spread to others]] and transform them into BlobMonster minions. Should she escape containment, she transforms into a massive, hunchbacked BlobMonster herself, hellbent on killing everyone in the facility unless Suppressed.
* ''VideoGame/PokemonSwordAndShield'' has Alcremie, which is a cream-based variant that turns into a giant cake for her Gigantamax form.