History Main / Stripperiffic

* ComicBook/{{Vampirella}}. Exactly how she keeps it from falling off is a mystery.

* ''Anime/TengenToppaGurrenLagann'' gives us Yoko Littner. Flame pattern bikini, shorts, thigh-high stockings, ScarfOfAssKicking, and nothing else. At all times.
** ...except for the beach episode, when she opted for a swimsuit... which was actually more covering than her regular clothes. Several (read: [[AllMenArePerverts most]]) male characters expressed their disappointment.

* Fate Testarossa of ''MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha''. Though, she dressed up conservatively during the third season. Her [[SuperMode Sonic Form]] is ''still'' quite revealing though. Lampshaded in-universe. Opponents who catch a glimpse of the Sonic Form note how little defense it grants, and that Fate could be killed by a single solid hit. In the end it doesn't change the fact that Fate usually [[SuperSpeed kicks their asses]].

* ''Anime/TengenToppaGurrenLagann'' gives us Yoko Littern. Flame pattern bikini, shorts, thigh-high stockings, ScarfOfAssKicking, and nothing else. At all times.
** ...except for the beach episode, when she opted for a swimsuit... which was actually more covering than her regular clothes. Several male characters expressed their disappointment.

* A lot of the female champions in ''LeagueOfLegends'' play this trope straight. The only real exceptions are [[TokenMiniMoe Annie]], [[{{Shorttank}} Poppy]], [[LadyOfWar Irelia]], [[SamusIsAGirl Kayle]], [[CloudCuckooLander Lulu]], [[SmallGirlBigGun Tristana]], [[MagicalGirl Lux]], [[TheOjou Karma]], [[BrokenBird Riven]], Fiora And possibly [[MusicalAssassin Sona]], depending on whether or not you count an ImpossiblyLowNeckline revealing [[MostCommonSuperpower amazing cleavage]] as stripperiffic.

* Jessica Cannon in ''SiN: Episodes'' wears an outfit with a bare midriff, and her pants appear designed specifically to [[ThirdPersonSeductress draw the player's attention to her backside.]]

** ''Comicbook/{{Catwoman}}'' wears a SpyCatsuit. The amount of skin showing is very, very little. However, that [[DependingOnTheArtist Depends On The Artist]]. She's often shown with a good amount of cleavage exposed, despite the otherwise practical nature of her costume. Especially noticeable in ''[[VideoGame/BatmanArkhamCity Arkham City]]'' and ''MortalKombatVsDCUniverse''.

* Played straight and Inverted in ''MortalKombat'', where quite a few of the male and female fighters wear skimpy outfits while beating the crap out of each other (The dress code for Edenian royalty must have been based on [[GoGoEnslavement Slave]] [[StarWars Leia]]). The only real exception to this is Ashrah, whose outfits are about the most modest and covering garments ever seen on an MK female.
** In addition, some of the ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' games have [[AndYourRewardIsClothes unlockable alternate costumes]] for the fighters (especially ''[[VideoGame/MortalKombatDeadlyAlliance Deadly Alliance]]'', where they ''all'' have them. The ones for female characters tend to be skimpy.

* Lampshaded in "After The End", a [[AffectionateParody parody]] audio drama from the creators of ''NeonGenesisEvangelion''. In order to bring in more viewers for season 2 of ''Evangelion'', Rei and Asuka are forced to wear redesigned Plugsuits that show off their nipples and...other sensitive areas. Asuka is mortified. [[{{Nosebleed}} Shinji has a decidedly different reaction]].

* Played with in the sense of all the heroine's costumes in ''SuckerPunch'' once the dream sequences star, Not to an over the top semi naked extent but not too covered.

** There was even an episode based around how one guy reacted to Xeena's leather outfit (and how upset it made his girlfriend). Xeena considers switching to chainmail, but Gabrielle points out this would probably only attract a kinkier kind of guy. The girlfriend recaptures the guy's attention in the end with her own (much simpler) leather outfit.

* It's increasingly common for young women (mostly high school and college age) women in the U.S. to wear sexy Halloween costumes that fit this trope. [[SexyWhateverOutfit If it exists, it can be sluttified]]. Everything from traditional Halloween costumes (witches, vampires, etc.) to copyrighted characters, and everything in between come in sexy versions for young women.

* It's increasingly common for young women (mostly high school and college age) women in the U.S. to wear sexy Halloween costumes that fit this trope. If it exists, it can be sluttified. Everything from traditional Halloween costumes (witches, vampires, etc.) to copyrighted characters, and everything in between come in sexy versions for young women.

* [[http://tacticalcorsets.com/ Tactical Corsets]].

* Lampshaded at the Halloween party in ''Film/MeanGirls'', where Cady comments on how in Girl World, Halloween is the one night of the year a girl can dress like a total slut and no one can say anything. Gretchen wears a cat costume made of skintight leather, Karen wears a skimpy, cleavage-revealing teddy (only the ears give it away as a costume - "I'm a mouse. Duh."), while Regina wears a "rabbit" costume that's nothing more than a PlayboyBunny suit. Cady, not knowing this and thinking that Halloween costumes are meant to be scary, wears pale makeup, novelty rubber teeth, and a BloodSplatteredWedding Dress ("an ex-wife").

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* The Elder Scrolls games let you strip your character down to their underwear, with females wearing a fur bra and panties. However, most NPCs won't take you seriously when you're naked; most will refuse to speak with you while you're in this state of undress, except to tell you to put some clothes on.

* In ''Series/MortalKombatConquest'', pretty much every evil female (and a few good or neutral ones) wears clothing so negligent that you wonder how they fight in it without falling out.

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* Some of the ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' games have [[AndYourRewardIsClothes unlockable alternate costumes]] for the fighters (especially ''[[VideoGame/MortalKombatDeadlyAlliance Deadly Alliance]]'', where they ''all'' have them. The ones for female characters tend to be skimpy.

** ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'': Jasmine's outfit is probably drawn from Turkish belly-dance costume. It's improbable that a princess would ever wear this, but then, she is mostly seen confined within the palace- and it's normal for Muslim women not to wear hijab in their own homes. When she goes out in public, she covers up appropriately.

* Banner ads for the video games ''VideoGame/CallOfRoma'' and ''VideoGame/{{Wartune}}'' frequently feature women in barely-there outfits.