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-->-- '''Asuna''' (to Negi, who's essentially the AnthropomorphicPersonification of TheNudifier), ''MahouSenseiNegima''

* The remake of ''[[TheItalianJob2003 The Italian Job]]'' has character expressing his desire to purchase a stereo system powerful enough to do this.

* In one issue of the ''TeenTitans'' comic spin-off series, there was a time when Mad Mod hypnotized Beast Boy and Starfire into being evil with clothing. Beast Boy covers his shame. Starfire doesn't.

* On the ''{{Discworld}}'' While writing Trevor's love letter, Nutt who is a bit inexperienced with romance wonders if speaking poetry will cause the recipients cloths to fall off.

* On the ''Discworld'' While writing Trevor's love letter, Nutt who is a bit inexperienced with romance wonders if speaking poetry will cause the recipients cloths to fall off.

* In ''StarSterVoyager'', Q's michievous son uses his RealityWarper powers to make Seven of Nine's clothes disappear.

*** Later in the series, Quark's mother starts openly wearing clothing — Quark reacts the same as the average human discovering his mother is a nudist ([[NakedFirstImpression the hard]] [[PleasePutSomeClothesOn way]]) would. She later starts working getting the rules changed based on the idea that ''someone'' would have to ''sell'' all those newly clothed women outfits, and jewelry, and makeup...

* The original, off-continuity print version of ''OrderofTheStick'' that appeared in Dragon Magazine once had a strip featuring Belkar's Wand of Dispell Clothing, which he aimed at Haley, but which hit Elan instead.

*** Later in the series, Quark's mother starts openly wearing clothing — Quark reacts the same as the average human discovering his mother is a nudist ([[NakedFirstImpression the hard]] [[PleasePutSomeClothesOn way]]) would. She later starts working getting the rules changed based on the idea that ''someone'' would have to ''sell'' all those newly clothed women outfits, and jewelry, and makeup...

* ''{{Blame}}'': Women's Clothing Disintegrating Beam Emitter

* ''Blame'': Women's Clothing Disintegrating Beam Emitter

* {{Suehirogari}}'s ero-manga ''TAG'' combines TheNudifier with HypnoFool. The main character makes fun of a gypsy fortune teller, which turns out to be a bigger mistake than usual: She's given a post hypnotic suggestion to compulsively stay naked whenever certain (also naked) women kiss her. Of course, she's not ''[[LaserGuidedAmnesia told]]'' about this suggestion until her best friend [[FullFrontalAssault ambushes her at her college campus]] and plants a wet one on her, leaving her trapped with an [[AndIMustScream overwhelming urge to stay naked]] against her will. (Her friend wasn't even told that much -- just smooched by a stranger and left with a note and a paper bag to put her clothing in.)

* In AsobiNiIkuYo the CatGirl aliens fight with weapons that destroy only nonliving matter. Including clothes.

* In GreenLantern, when a power ring puts you in a uniform, you'll be back in your own clothes when the ring is deactivated. This isn't the case with Star Sapphire.
* A "Spy vs. Spy" episode has one spy with an invisibility potion, which he envisions drinking and kicking the other spy. Meanwhile, the other spy pours a new chemical into the formula. The first spy drinks the potion, and only his clothes disappear.

* Hong Kong film ''Hex After Hex'' (Che yuen joi che) features a bizarre scene where a ghost girl turns into [[http://www.flickr.com/photos/rosered/3240049008/ Darth Vader]], carrying a lightsaber that removes peoples' clothes.

* After "groking" human sexuality in StrangerInAStrangeLand Valentine Smith quickly works out the PowerPerversionPotential inherent in his mental abilities. Lots of levitation and clothing evaporation follows.

* ''CRFH'' had fast-acting clothes-eating moths.

* In CodenameKidsNextDoor sector V tries using a "Nude Torpedo" against Professor XXX-L, however the coordinates were wrong and instead it hit them.

-->-- '''Captain Jack Harkness''', ''DoctorWho: Bad Wolf''

->"Can you not solve anything without blowing people's clothes off!?"\\
-- '''Asuna''' (to Negi, who's essentially the AnthropomorphicPersonification of TheNudifier), ''MahouSenseiNegima''

->"Defabricator: does [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin exactly what it says on the tin.]]"\\
-- '''Captain Jack Harkness''', ''DoctorWho: Bad Wolf''

* In ''{{X-Com}} Apocalypse'', the Entropy Gun. It's a homing bio missile which on hit starts to dissolve all your armour and weapons. On its own it doesn't do any damage, however, dissolved ammunition tends to fire. Including grenades. SoYeah.

* In one issue of the ''TeenTitans'' comic spin-off series, there was a time when Mad Mod hypnotized Beast Boy and Starfire into being evil with clothing... {{So Yeah}}. Beast Boy covers his shame. Starfire doesn't.

-- '''[[MahouSenseiNegima Asuna]]''' (to Negi, who's essentially the AnthropomorphicPersonification of TheNudifier), ''MahouSenseiNegima''

* In ''TheEasyBreather'', Ant Woman, in her non-heroic identity, met such a robot at the jewelry store.

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