• Aesthetica of a Rogue Hero: Akatsuki uses his super speed to steal girl's clothes while they are wearing them, sticks to walls to watch girls shower, and uses energy manipulation and pressure points to make girls orgasm.
• Akame ga Kill!:
  • Played with in an episode. Mine feels insulted when Chelsea says that she thinks Sheele and Bulat, two members of Night Raid who were recently killed in action, were failures as assassins so she calls Tatsumi and Lubbock to help her plan revenge. Lubbock suggests Tatsumi use his Imperial Arm to turn invisible and sneak up behind her while she's bathing and put a bucket over her head. His real reason for suggesting this was to determine how upset she'd be if they peeped on her.
  • Earlier on is the Imperial Arm known as Spectator. Clearsight is the ability to see through walls and apparently clothing when Tatsumi sees Mine, Akame, and Sheele in their underwear just before being rejected by the Arm.
• Early on Arachnid, Alice brings a captured Gokiburi home and has her rolled up on Razor Floss 24/7 so she wouldn't try anything funny. When Alice's sleeping, however, Gokiburi sweats a large amount of oil and slips out of the threads without them alarming Alice. She then murders Alice's friend Yoriko, but this detail turns out to be a nightmare and Alice wakes up to see... a sweaty half-naked Goki playing with her panties.
• Ayakashi Triangle: When Suzu thinks the merged Kanade and Shirogane are gone, she summons her omokage's Helping Hands to start caressing Matsuri's thighs and breasts in class. Kanade/Shirogane then arrive to Dope Slap Suzu out of her seat.
• Berserk: Griffith applies this trope in one of the most horrible fashions possible upon becoming Femto, the fifth member of the Godhand. As one of the Godhand, he's a Reality Warper who can manipulate causality... and the very first thing he does with this power is to restrain Casca with the help of a tentacled demon and then rape her right in front of Guts, and so brutally that the experience completely destroys her mind.
• In the Blue Exorcist anime, Rin is demonstrated to be capable of selectively incinerating clothes with his Hellfire without harming the wearer or other pieces of clothing on the wearer in the process. The first time he accidentally pulls this stunt, he leaves only the underwear on the two people involved — one of them being the local Ms. Fanservice.
• In the anime of Blue Seed, Yaegashi's computer program to predict the weakness of enemies was beta-tested by figuring out what kind of panties Momiji would be wearing on a particular day. She was unamused.
• In the H-manga Bullied-Revenge Hypnosis, three girls are the most feared students due to their wanton use of Blackmail and personal insults. When they catch their latest victim skulking in the girls' locker room, they intend to make him their personal punching bag. However, he tricks them into getting hypnotized, and plants the idea that they want to have his children and he turns them into his personal harem. The epilogue shows they have given birth to one baby each, and he's begging them to let him rest as he's too exhausted, though they insist on continuing to have sex because they want to have more of his children.
• In the manga Category Freaks, you have a group of very powerful supernatural entities who are trying to stop humanity being... well, eaten, by everything that it doesn't know is there. The words "abuse of power" aren't exactly unfamiliar to them, and a couple of them have some weird sexual fetishes which they don't mind using off-label use of their powers to achieve. These are the good guys. If you want to know what the bad guys do on a day to day basis by perverting their powers, you'll need a large supply of Brain Bleach, and to have made a detailed reading of all warnings in the Body Horror, Nightmare Fuel, and And I Must Scream entries on this wiki beforehand.
• A Certain Magical Index/A Certain Scientific Railgun:
  • Kuroko Shirai isn't shy about using her ability to spy on her crush and even at one point, while under the effects of an aphrodisiac, teleport Mikoto Misaka's underwear off of her. Mikoto is not amused.
  • In an omake, some scientists from the Level 6 Project tried to use the super computer Tree Diagram to figure out what kind of panties Mikoto wears. It refused, saying, "Don't use me for stupid things".
  • Touma Kamijou's right hand, Imagine Breaker, contains always active Anti-Magic and, more than once, has inflicted Clothing Damage when used to touch enchanted clothing. It's also speculated (In-Universe and out) that it severs people's Red String of Fate, which is why girls constantly fall in love with him.
  • Aogami Pierce once sold special Indian Poker cards that let the user experience erotic dreams of celebrities that can be fine-tuned to fit various fetishes. When Mikoto and Misaki found out that included them, they beat him and his customers up, burned the cards, and erased their memories.
• Chained Soldier:
  • Kyouka Uzen, Seventh Division's commander, can materialize a collar and chain that enslaves whoever is caught in it and powers them up in the process. Whoever holds the chain can command the slave, but in exchange, they must reward the slave, and if they refuse, their bodies will start moving on their own to give the reward. When Yuuki Wakura is enslaved, his rewards are usually the girls forced to kiss him, strip, show him their panties, fondle him, etc. Also, when Nei Ookawamura was briefly his master, she inadvertently gave him X-Ray Vision which let him see everyone in their underwear and then naked.
  • Shushu Suruga likes to use her Sizeshifter ability to seduce Yuuki by enlarging herself or sometimes just her breasts to show him more of her body.
  • Tenka Izumo, Sixth Division's commander, has a power that, at its most basic, lets her create portals between her position and any place within fifty kilometers. She uses it regularly to sneak into Yuuki's bedroom to seduce him and can destroy his clothes at will.
  • Mira Kamiunten, Second Division's commander, used her Self-Duplication ability to have multiple copies of herself kiss and fondle Yuuki.
  • Yakumo Ezo, Fifth Division's commander, can use her Blow You Away powers to undress Yuuki.
  • After Kuusetsu dies and her spirit lives inside Yuuki's mind, she enjoys causing Yuuki to experience erotic dreams of herself or the other girls.
• In The Circumstances Leading to Waltraute's Marriage, Jack Elvan acquires a Dwarf-forged multi-tool that can slice through a Valkyrie's armor, meant to be used to disrobe her. The Dwarves added a feature where the tool transforms into a mass of tentacles that can trap girls and pleasure them. Upon learning this, Freyja expresses a desire to borrow the tool so she can use it on herself. Since Jack is a little boy, it does not occur to him to use it for perverted purposes. Nonetheless, Waltraute confiscates it.
• Sex Magic is a major part of the worldbuilding in Crimson Spell, so this is all over the place. Most notably Played for Drama when Astador first attempts to kidnap Prince Vald. Because he created the curse Vald is fighting, he's able to use the connection between them to paralyze Vald and then magically compel him to experience arousal as he's being groped and taunted.
  • Played for fanservice in one of the earlier side stories, when Havi uses his expertise to synthesize an aphrodisiac and then temporarily enchants Vald so he can't orgasm unless Havi allows it.
• In Cross Ange, Embryo uses mind control to force Ange to strip naked and then kiss him. When she manages to break out of the control, he next takes control of her senses, making her alternate between several sensations like extreme pain, tickling, and mind-blowing arousal. Although this causes her to masturbate in front of him and beg to be touched, it fails to break her will and she manages to escape. In the final episode, Embryo makes Ange's clothes disappear, then ties her up with prehensile vines and prepares to rape her, but her friends show up in time to stop him.
• In Doraemon there are several gadgets (dogu) with this potential (from stop time to turn invisible). The major example has a Running Gag involving an "Anywhere Door", which lets a person travel anywhere. There are many times Nobita uses it to get to a random place, only to land himself in Shizuka's bathroom.
  • Some chapters have Doraemon too negative-minded about Nobita using his gadget for perverted things like peek under Shizuka's skirt or while she bathes. However, Nobita has NO intention of doing it.
  • One episode and chapter had the "XYZ Camera", an X-Ray camera. Guess what happens when a person's picture is taken with that camera?
  • The movie Doraemon: Nobita's Great Adventure into the Underworld (both the original version and the remake) has a Running Gag with Nobita using his magic power to lift Shizuka's skirt.
• Dragon Ball:
  • Early on, Oolong shapeshifts into a pair of underwear and suggests that Bulma put him on; Bulma promptly slaps him.
  • Bulma trades her Micro Band (a watch that can shrink the person who is wearing it) to Turtle Hermit in exchange for a submarine. He uses the device as a way to spy on Bulma while she is on the toilet, but it failed as he shows up when she had finished (and Hermit himself falls into the toilet for good measure). Later, he tries to convince Lunchi several times to take a bath so he can sneak in microscopically and see her naked, but he fails.
• In Dragon Ball Z, Elder Kaiōshin says he can use his omniscient vision to spy on girls at any time. Kaiōshin is appalled at such a misuse of power.
• Dragon Ball Super: An accidental (and utterly hilarious) example occurs with Goku. His Instant Transmission allows him to teleport anywhere he wants to go at a moment's notice, but in one episode, due to losing control over his ki-focus (which, among other things, causes him not to be able to turn around in mid-flight when he wants), Goku at one point ends up in Bulma's bedroom instead of his intended destination of King Kai's place... and that happens just as Bulma's coming out of the shower. She, of course, thinks Goku did it on purpose and activates laser-drones in readiness to shoot him. Of course, Goku being Goku, he has no such intention. And Goku being Goku, he actually ends up insulting Bulma while explaining the situation.
  Bulma: Explain yourself right now!
  Goku: I didn't come here on purpose, okay?
  Bulma: THEN WHY THE HELL ARE YOU HERE?
  Goku: Trust me, I'm just as confused as you! Look, I wouldn't come here just to see your boobies — yours are too saggy now!
  (Beat)
  Vegeta: What's wrong with you?!
• For the morbidly curious Durarara!! fan: yes, Shinra has considered the potential bondage applications of his dullahan girlfriend's powers in the bedroom.
• Fairy Tail:
  • DiMaria Yesta of Albareth's Spriggan Twelve is a Master Swordswoman of the highest caliber or more accurately, has all the time in the world to work her tricks. She's so good, in fact, she can slice an opponent's clothes off without them noticing and without scratching them. One of her favorite tactics in battle is to do this on female opponents, simultaneously leaving them mortified and giving herself a nice view.
  • Jacob Lessio uses his magic to make Lucy's clothes turn invisible to try to mortify her and Natsu. He gets freaked out when Natsu is unfazed, then he ironically gets distracted and loses.
  • Brandish's magic lets her grow or shrink almost anything she wants. She casually uses it to shrink and grow Lucy's boobs just to see Lucy's reactions.
• Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest: Hakune can read people's minds and create Snowlems of people they love to seduce them. When she used this ability, the copies were identical to the real thing and were naked.
• In The Familiar of Zero, Osmand takes every opportunity to sexually harass his Sexy Secretary Miss Longueville, which includes having his mouse Familiar look up her skirt and tell him what panties she's wearing, and using telekinesis to grope her.
• Fate/kaleid liner PRISMA☆ILLYA: The talking wand Magical Ruby is a total pervert and often manipulates Illya into sexual situations and records them. It deliberately arranges Illya's Transformation Sequence so that her clothes disappear and she is naked for a few seconds. In an OVA, it convinces Illya to wear a skimpy "beast" costume that seems to have a mild mind control effect to make her go into sexy poses.
• In Fullmetal Alchemist, Roy Mustang has the ability to manipulate gases in the air to create flames and explosions. In one Extra, he showed how this power can be used to make women faint so he can play the hero and seduce her.
• Futaba-kun Change! is what results when you notice the unspoken issues in Gender Bender stories like Ranma ½ and do address them. Same basic principle minus the Love Dodecahedron, but plus the 15-rated exploration, so the Gender Bender character gets periods and (because it runs in the family) was birthed by his father — since the transformation is triggered by sexual arousal, all members of the family basically can only have sex as the opposite gender of their birth gender. Although, in this series' case, the Gender Benders are explicitly stated to be locked in female form while having their period, and presumably while pregnant.
  • Futana Shimeru is what happens when you give a lesbian^note well, she's technically bisexual, but she prefers women the personality of a Handsome Lech and the ability to shift genders into a super-hot guy. A shameless pervert, Futana has been using the good looks of her male form to seduce women since she hit puberty, relying on her ability to revert back to her female birth form to escape girls angry at being cheated on, one night flings, or abandoned for getting pregnant. By the series end, she reportedly has hundreds of bastard children scattered all over Japan, courtesy of having become a celebrity and using the attendant fangirls to expand her list of conquests exponentially.
• Gigant: When porn star Chiho "Papico" Johansson gets the ability to become bigger and smaller at will, one of the first things she does is apply this to her work by filming a porn video where she makes love as a giantess.
• GTO: The Early Years: In one Bizarro Episode chapter, Saejima, Kamata, and Tsukai meet Kiyoma, a classmate with Psychic Powers. His first use of them they see? Creating wind to blow girls' skirts so he can see their underwear. At the end, they find out that's the extent of his powers.
• In the h-manga Hands-On Draining with Three Succubus Sisters, after the two younger Amaki sisters, Lamy and Lilith, succubi who are trying to hide in the human world, discover that Yuuki Saruga can touch them without any ill effects, the youngest, Lilith, uses her power to make her and Yuuki invisible while they have sex in a crowded classroom.
• In Heaven's Lost Property, the perverted hero, Tomoki Sakurai, gains access to a reality-rewriting Angeloid slave. One of the first things he does is have her stop time so he can run around sexually assaulting girls. This is only the first episode, just by the by.
• Hen na Nee-san:
  • Keiko uses invisibility pills to become an Invisible Streaker, indulging her exhibitionism.
  • Maaya uses Time Travel to have sex with her past/future self.
• Hero Of The Rebellion: A Cliché Otherworld Summoning And Reverse-Transportation To Japan aka Hero of the Rebellion: Use Your Skills to Control the Mind and Body of the Maddened Princess: Shinta Sasahara is isekai'd and gains skills both for battle and as he discovers, can be used for perversion. In the first few chapters, he learns he can open a viewing window to spy on people, which he uses to see Princess Alicia Felt Cousler changing clothes and bathing. Next, he can teleport other people, but not himself, and can choose to make them arrive naked or in different clothes or accessories. While Alicia is asleep, he experiments by using this to render her naked, then after putting her clothes back, adds vibrating nipple and clitoris rings to her body to arouse her and makes them disappear when she wakes up. Finally, he can add subliminal messages to her mind to slowly make her attracted to him, a necessity since he learned she was planning to betray him. As the series goes on, he awakens even more skills.
• Hybrid × Heart Magias Academy Ataraxia: This is a given since lust, arousal, and sex is used to generate magical energy.
  • The Love Room can apparently read its occupant's minds and alter its environment and people's clothes to suit their ideal sexual fantasy, like when it ties Yurishia up in BDSM gear or turns Hayuru into a Cat Girl where the tail was inserted into her butt.
  • Exclusive to the anime and light novel:
    • Zelshione hypnotizes girls into becoming her sex slaves. If someone is too strong to be simply mesmerized, she'll whip them while taking control of their senses to turn the pain into pleasure until they break.
    • To provide power to a ship, Kizuna had sex with Grabel and Aldea while they were touching power-siphoning cables. However, he was provided an implant that lets him control the cables with his mind and feel whatever the cables feel as if they were his own hands. He uses the cables to restrain and pleasure the two.
• Immoral Game Master: Mario is given admin priviliges for the virtual reality game Fantastic Kingdom VR or FKVR. Learning that he can control everything and it feels real, he quickly lures several female classmates into playing and conditions them into sex slaves. He controls what they wear and the scenario that they appear in (including a brothel, being attacked by tentacle monsters, being sold to a man as an actual Sex Slave, and a nunnery), can possess any NPC as his avatar to have sex with them, and can even alter their memories. In the final chapter, he has a six-way with his girls and eventually multiplies himself to attend to all of them.
• In Another World with My Smartphone: When Touya and Leen use the Invisible spell to infiltrate a castle, the latter immediately proceeds to grope Tsubaki's breasts, while pretending that Touya is the one who's doing it.
• This is more or less the entire premise of Interspecies Reviewers. It doesn't matter if we're talking fantasy races with naturally strange anatomy or specially designed magic spells: if it has kinky potential, then there's already a brothel or two based around it. Light elementals have auto-censored public orgies, salamander girls run a barbecue version of the Body Sushi, slimes are famous for their shapeshifting and ability to get deep into any nook and cranny, the list goes on and on. They do at least have some level of morality left, though: for instance, use of the Gender Bender potion is only allowed in specifically sanctioned establishments, because that one has applications that go much further than harmless consensual fun.
  Zel: What do you think we'd do if we could leave?
  Stunk and Kanchal, in perfect unison: We'd go to the women's bath!
  Zel: And that's why we can't.
• In the Hentai, Jiburiru: The Devil Angel, the rules are that only women can become Angels that fight Demons and the only way to charge her power is to have sexual intercourse and the only way to gain new powers is by using different sexual positions and techniques. Naturally, the heroine's boyfriend uses this as an excuse to have sex as much as possible. In the sequel, he has to help his step-sister become an angel, and charge her powers in order to rescue his captured girlfriend.
• JoJo's Bizarre Adventure:
  • Yoshikage Kira, the Big Bad of Diamond is Unbreakable has the Stand Killer Queen, which allows him to blow people up, leaving no trace of them. However, Kira can selectively choose which parts remain, and since he's a hand fetishist obsessed with women's hands, whenever he kills a woman with Killer Queen, he often explodes all of them but their hands.
  • In JoJolion, Joushuu has the power to screw nuts and bolts onto any object, and then unscrew them to make them instantly fall apart. The first thing he intentionally uses this for is undressing Yasuho when she (mistakenly, while under the effects of a sense-confusing stand) mistakes him for someone else and says something that, out of context, makes it sound, at least to Joushuu, like she wants to have sex with him.
• Kimagure Orange Road:
  • Kurumi once transformed Kyousuke in a Panty Thief (by accident: she had hypnotized him into obeying any and all orders and forgot to break it, and Hatta and Komatsu jokingly ordered him to bring them female underwear. Then they started doing it seriously); while under the effects of the above-mentioned hypnosis, Kyousuke used his teleportation abilities to steal panties and bras while they were being worn.
  • Akane's little brother Kazuya can switch bodies with a headbutt. More than once he switched bodies with Kyousuke to perv on Madoka and Hikaru (as much as a five years old child can perv on a high schooler and a middle schooler)... and Kyousuke sometimes went with it willingly to do the same without punishment, as he would be in a child body.
  • In an early appearance Kazuya use his Telekinesis power to lift Madoka's skirt.
  • Kyousuke's cousin Akane can make people see her as someone else. More than once she had to stop herself from using Kyousuke's face to get her way with Madoka.
• In Kokkoku one of Sagawa's thugs uses the Stalled World to... read a porno mag in public. His fellows immediately mock him when he could be seeing the real thing, which they demonstrate by pulling down a Stalled woman's panties.
• KonoSuba:
  • After learning the Steal ability, Kazuma quickly discovers he can use it to snatch women's panties whenever he uses it on them. He's delighted about it.
  • Beldia, one of the Devil King's generals, is a Dullahan, an undead knight whose head is separated from his body. He often used this to his advantage by sending his head rolling between Wiz's feet to take a peek under her dress.
• The Legend of Zelda (Akira Himekawa):
  • The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap (2006): A shrunken Link ends up in the home of the Cucco-owning girl Anju. While she tends to her birds, Link gets the idea to use his diminutive frame to get under Anju's dress and sneak a peek at her panties without her realizing it. However, his plan is unwittingly thwarted during its execution, and he doesn't make any further attempts.
  • In The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (2016), Midna uses her ability to hide in Link's shadow to check him out in the bath, and she makes sure Link knows it.
• Love Hina:
  • An occasion has Keitaro and Kitsune sneak in Naru's room to discover her real feelings and use invisible tutes created by Su. The power potential is invoked by Keitaro and realized when Naru enter in the room and start to strip.
  • Su later develops X-ray goggles that let her see through Kanako's disguises... and her clothes... and the clothes of whoever else's in her field of view.
• An episode of Lupin III: Part II has a woman named Nova and a scientist invent special eye drops that let the user see through any surface with complete clarity. Nova gives it to Zenigata; he discover also the potential of the invention on Nova herself as well his policeman on Fujiko, disguised as a train attendant, later. Naturally Lupin does the same at the end of the episode.
• Lyrical Nanoha: Sein's ability to pass through matter is useful to escape (or let her fellow combatants escape) from her enemies — or, as demonstrated in ViVid, to play a trick on her friends while they are relaxing in the hot Springs.
• In Mahou no Iroha, Iroha briefly grants Naoki supernatural artistic skill. He promptly uses it to make perverted sketches of famous idols. And Nanako.
• The h-manga anthology Monster Smash, includes a story titled "My Sweet Alien Charlotte", where a human young man finds out that the girl he's been dating is an alien, and after they confess their feelings, they experience Their First Time, including doing it in the balcony, since on her planet, its customary for couples to make love under the night sky, though she uses her camouflage power so the neighbors don't see them. After they finish, she also sheepishly admits to erasing his memories a few times, and the chapter ends with them having sex in a full classroom, using her camouflage, and presumably erasing other people's memories when they're done.
• My Hero Academia, being a setting where Everyone Is a Super, lends itself to this.
  • In-universe, in a flashback, Hitoshi Shinso's classmate clearly has sex on the mind when discussing Shinso's mind control powers, and Tsuyu Asui's long, prehensile tongue makes a 1B student uncomfortable when she uses it to capture him in a joint training session.
  • The Hot Springs Episode naturally has a scene where Mineta tries to climb the wall to the girls' side using his Quirk.
• Naruto:
  • Naruto's first seen attack, the Ninja Centerfold/Sexy no Jutsu, transforms him into a beautiful naked woman, which he often uses to manipulate the many Dirty Old Men that populate Konoha. When he combines it with the Shadow Clone Jutsu, he gets the Harem Jutsu (you can guess what that one does), and later, a male version of the Harem Jutsu which he successfully uses to distract Kaguya.
  • Early in canon, Naruto transforms into Sasuke in order to seduce Sakura. They almost end up kissing before they're interrupted. It's implied Sakura never catches on to this deception, nor does Sasuke even realize why Naruto tied him up.
  • Jiraiya created an invisibility jutsu for the purpose of sneaking into hot springs to peek on the bathing women. When the Third Hokage found out, he begged Jiraiya to teach him the invisibility jutsu.
  • As Konohamaru showed in the beginning of Shippuden, all one needs to do is combine the basic transformation jutsu (look like anyone) with the basic clone jutsu. There is the endless capacity to make the image of anyone having sex with anyone else.
  • While we have yet to see the Byakugan (which allows the user a near-360-degree visual scope coupled with X-Ray Vision) being used this way in any canon material, in Naruto the Movie: Road to Ninja the alternate-universe version of Neji, a Handsome Lech, uses his Byakugan to peek into the girls' bath. Unfortunately for him, alternate!Hinata (a Tsundere of the highest order in this universe) spots him and is ready to kill him for it.
  • Hinted at with the Sharingan, which gives its user the ability to create illusions and hypnotize targets. In his introductory arc, Itachi uses his Sharingan to cast a random woman under a hypnotic genjutsu in order to make her be attracted to Jiraiya (as a way of distracting the Sannin, who's known for being a Dirty Old Man, while Itachi and Kisame can then capture Naruto unimpeded); however, Jiraiya quickly realizes the woman is under a genjutsu and breaks the spell on her. In Itachi Shinden, a two-part original story which gives additional information about the events leading up to the Uchiha Massacre, Itachi also pulled this on the massacre's first victim, a female member of the clan who'd always been infatuated with him, by subjecting her to the Tsukuyomi technique in which she was given the illusion of them living their lives together into old age as a married couple, which included her bearing his children, which of course would necessitate... well, you know. (For her part, she seemed to realize the whole thing was an illusion, but thanked Itachi for granting it to her even as she died in his arms).
• Quite a bit of this occurs in Negima! Magister Negi Magi, but the most obvious example is Haruna and her artifact, which allows to make golems that perfectly resemble anyone (or anything) she can draw... and she can modify their personalities and appearances any way she likes. So far, she's created a Nugi golem with a 23.5 centimeter tongue for practice pactios, and a "dark" version of Nodoka. And, proving that she's perfectly aware of the potential for hideous misuse, she was on the verge of creating "Ero Nodoka" before the real Nodoka bonked her in the head with a book.
• In Nobunagun, the powers of a man powered by the enhanced genes of famed war photographer Robert Capa include the ability to create copies of people. While using it in a training exercise for the protagonist, a high school girl named Shio, he "motivates" her into aiming better by threatening to take a peek at "her" breasts. Later, he makes her copies pose for some swimsuit photos, to her understandable displeasure.
• No Game No Life: In the world of Disboard, a worldwide Magically Binding Contract makes all games and wagers magically enforced, meaning the winners can do anything to the losers if it was agreed on, including forcing them to strip. Sora uses this to make Stephanie fall in love with him and humiliate her at every turn, like forcing her to cosplay as a dog. When Sora and Jibril play a game where you take turns saying a word or phrase, then that term is erased or materialized, he uses this to give all the girls Barbie Doll Anatomy before erasing their clothes, saying he finds that look more appealing. In an OVA, Sora and Stephanie play the word game and he uses it to trap her in molesting tentacles and a clothes-dissolving slime. Sora then attempts to materialize the perfect girl based on an amalgamation of all his anime and video game waifus, but it doesn't work because creating such a perfect girl is impossible.
• In Nurse Hitomi's Monster Infirmary, Kaminaga-sensei uses her Prehensile Hair to grope Hitomi. Shitara is embarrassed at first by her Overly Long Tongue, but then starts going out with a boy who has a tongue fetish.
• One Piece:
  • Happened when Sanji met a Devil Fruit user that could turn invisible. A large part of Sanji's anger stemmed from the fact that Absalom, the person with the ability, did exactly that with his powers. The other is that the powers are unique — as long as Absalom lives, nobody else can have the Clear-Clear Fruit's powers. Absalom ends up later killed by Shiryu, who steals his Devil Fruit and according to a SBS, also uses it to spy on girls bathing.
    Sanji: If I ever get the ability, I want to use it to GIRL'S BATH Ah no, I meant I asked myself GIRL'S BATH No, I wanted to use it to benefit the humanity GIRL'S BATH.
  • In the eleventh TV special, Heart of Gold, upon discovering that the enemy Devil Fruit user Psycho P has the Color-Color Fruit, which can similarly be used to grant invisibility, Sanji goes off on a rant about how Psycho P must be using its powers to peep on girls, whilst making it clear that he'd do exactly that. When the disgusted Psycho P asserts that he'd never think of using his powers to do something so perverted, Sanji gets angry and berates him for "wasting" his gift.
  • And then Sanji ended up getting a suit that grants the wearer invisibility as a gift from his (utterly despised) family. After some internal debating, he has the exact same outbursts as above trying to explain what he'll do with this new power.
  • Mr. 2 Bon Clay demonstrates how his shapeshifting powers don't just copy faces by taking Nami's form and flashing the boys.
  • Brook learned to use his Revive-Revive Fruit to separate his soul from his body at will, able to go through walls at will. Dirty Old Man that he is, the very first thing was to use it exactly how Sanji would've (and Absalom did) use invisibility.
  • This is mentioned a lot in the SBS sections, to the point of being a Running Gag — and Oda will always answer very seriously and bluntly. Luffy's penis can stretch (and this was alluded to in series when he was on the island of Amazon Lily), Buggy can make his penis detach and make it fly around, yes, Jozu, who can turn into diamond, can have a diamond penis, and yes, Nico Robin can make copies of her breasts appear on any surface she likes.
• The Other World's Wizard Does Not Chant: Yard Warner uses magic for this a lot. For example, he uses emotion and sensory manipulation to make girls he is talking to become very horny to make it easier to seduce them. When he is not in the mood for sex, he uses shadow manipulation to create Naughty Tentacles to pleasure his partner for him.
• Repeatedly asked at conventions what would happen if the title character of Ranma ½ got pregnant in female form, Rumiko Takahashi finally replied, exasperated "It's never going to happen, so why do you ask?" The interesting part is, whether Takahashi wants to think about it or not, she did address it in the manga (albeit indirectly). The Musk Dynasty story arc describes an ancient culture which ritually tossed strong, wild animals they had captured (such as tigers, wolves, boars, and, at one point, a dragon) into the Spring of the Drowned Girl, in order to procure wives. Then they'd magically lock those "women" in human form and mate with them, so their offspring would inherit the traits of the mother's original form. As one might imagine, Ranma fell victim to this at one point.
  • It is briefly mentioned as an option offhandedly by Nabiki at one point where she mentions that it would keep "the honeymoon interesting". Akane innocently asks what she means by that, and Nabiki slyly smiles and says to not worry about it.
• Rebuild World:
  • When Akira buys an Everything Sensor on the cheap from his Big Sister Mentor like friends Elena and Sara, his Virtual Sidekick Alpha hacks it and tells him that the two women’s body measurements are in there. Alpha being The Gadfly, she creates a holographic projection of the two naked in front of Akira. This scene was left out from the manga adaptation, but has an illustration in the Light Novels.
  • Akira’s later sets of Powered Armor have functions to simulate the sense of touch through their gloves. This is naturally used by Alpha to sexually harass Akira by forcing him to touch her breasts, which is possible because she’s imputing the simulated data into the suit.
• In Redo of Healer, Keyaru brainwashes some of his female enemies into allies and sex slaves by using his special magic powers. 
  • An inversion: Heroes can increase people's max level with their bodily fluids, and while there's an 1% success rate with blood, this always work with semen, so Heroes can strenghten people by having sex with them.
• In Rising × Rydeen Aria has a table that can project and manipulate holograms. She shows this to Takara's team by projecting a hologram of Mikan then making it do sexy poses. Unfortunately, Sanagi won't let Takara watch it.
• Saki: In the final episode of season 1, Yumi is sitting naked and alone in a hot springs bath. She is blushing furiously and can barely form a coherent sentence when asked a question. A few moments later, her girlfriend Momo, who has the power of invisibility (well, technically, "unnoticeability") suddenly appears beside her, to the surprise of the other girls in the pool.
• The Seven Deadly Sins: Gowther, wishing to understand What Is This Thing You Call "Love"?, used his powers to modify Guila's memories so that she thought she was in love with him, and she ended up having sex with him in this state. When the others found out, they angrily pointed out what he was doing was rape. Gowther honestly didn't understand why it was wrong, but changed Guila back to normal and apologized. Guila forgave him; she said she would keep the experience of them together as a happy memory.
• Shakugan no Shana:
  • The spirit of Snake of the Festival, a Godzilla-sized snake, possesses Yuji's body. Bel Peol wonders why her mighty leader would choose a lowly human body as a host. Snake holds her hand, caresses her face, and says he can think of a few advantages to being in a human body. She blushes.
  • Margery Daw granted Satou temporary Super-Strength so that they could have sex without worrying about her accidentally tearing him apart.
• In Soul Eater, an evil Mummy pharaoh captures Liz and Patti with his prehensile bandages. When Death the Kid arrives, he finds the bandages stripping and molesting the girls, and they seemed to be on the verge of screaming in pleasure.
• Invoked quite horrifically in Speed Grapher, where the Psycho Serum of the setting is a mutagenic virus that grants those who survive being infected with it two powers: a Healing Factor, and a unique ability based on the host's sexual fetishes. From a diamond fetishist who can turn into living diamond, to a Depraved Dentist who can sprout tentacles ending in drills and other tools of the trade; from a foodie who turns into a giant Waddling Head with Hollywood Acid spittle and multiple tentacle-like tongues to an electroshock fetishist who can manipulate electricity, all sorts of horrific displays of powers born from perversion appear in this series.
• The Speedrunner Can't Return From The Game World:
  • While the party is bathing, Ain asks Shachiku to use his intangibility glitch to sneak them through the wall so they can spy on Eida and Kiira. Shachiku refuses.
  • When Shachiku reveals the Summoned Hero's Humanshifting powers, which include shifting sex, Ain briefly blushes as he ponders this.
• Touka Aizuki, the female lead of Suki × Suki, can become invisible. The first thing we see her do with it is hang out in the room the boys are using to change for gym class. The first thing she did upon discovering she had this power was peek under a classmate's skirt. Her most common use of her power is to stalk or otherwise be close to Ryoutaro, who she's otherwise too Tsundere to speak to. The only person who can see her when she does all this is Ryoutaro himself, who can't decide whether he should make her aware of that.
• Kuroi in Thou Shalt Not Die slept with a few women using his hypnotism before the story started. He stopped due to his powers ruining his interaction with people to the point he lived and randomly killed out of habit.
• Time Stop Hero: Kuzuno Sekai has the power to stop time. He constantly uses this to strip and grope girls, then returns their clothes so they don't even notice when he resumes time. He has also used it to spy on bathing women. At the very least, he never kisses or rapes them. His usual method of dealing with female attackers is to freeze time and strip them naked, then resume time, both to embarrass them into surrendering or retreating and to enjoy the view. He does not advertise his ability and pretends he stripped them via "Disarmament Magic".
• In Tokkô, after Itto kills a perverted phantom who was attacking schoolgirls and takes his powers, he discovers to his disgust that the power he gained from the phantom was the ability to sprout dildos from his hands. One can only imagine how the phantom used this power.
• To Love Ru:
  • There are dozens of potentially perverse uses for many of Lala's inventions as well as technology in general. The teleporter that doesn't take clothes and a device that can control people's bodies immediately come to mind. This is just the tip of the iceberg though... no, really.
    • Lampshaded by Rito in an extra chapter where, thanks to one of Momo's plants, he becomes a pervert and abuses Lala's inventions. Mostly, a pair of glasses with X-Ray Vision.
  • Nemesis (who has the same powers as Yami) is fully aware of the potential of voluntary shapeshifting.
  • Yami, in "Darkness" form, find an "interesting" use of her wormholes-power.
• Trapped in a Dating Sim: The World of Otome Games is Tough for Mobs: The Audio Play produced for the series sees Leon's Robot Buddy Luxion creating a holographic simulation of Leon's main love interests, the Bait-and-Switch Lesbians Olivia and Angelica, bathing together and then beginning a sexual encounter, which gives Leon a Nosebleed as he’s a Yuri Fan.
• In Type-Moon - T-MOON COMPLEX Congratulations! 10th Anniversary, a Nasuverse crossover manga, during a trip to the hot springs, Caster Gilles de Rais uses his crystal ball to spy on Jeanne d'Arc bathing. Upon learning of this, many of the boys dogpile him and try to take the crystal ball for themselves so they can spy on the girls bathing.
• Takahashi plays the trope totally straight in Urusei Yatsura. During a trip to the beach, Jariten has these devices called "cores" that can make whatever they make out of sand become solid and even moveable. All three men present immediately make and animate full-size sculptures of the hottest woman they know, the School Nurse Sakura.(With said woman present... and her boyfriend not far behind).
• World's End Harem: Fantasia: After passing through a rather obscene ritual, the protagonist's bodily fluids become an extremely powerful Fantastic Drug and have a Super-Empowering effect, naturally only on women. Surprisingly, the protagonist don't abuse it and makes sure the women who drink his blood know all the consequences first.
• Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches is a romantic comedy that revolves around various powers that require kissing to be used. These powers include switching bodies and making someone love you. The characters are all just perverted enough to see the implications. Miyamura for instance suggests that Yamada uses the love power to make all the girls in school into his harem. It should be noted that Yamada actually tends to be responsible with the powers. It's everyone else that sees the potential.
• In YuYu Hakusho, when Botan gives Yusuke the tools of a Spirit Detective, the first item is a set of x-ray glasses. He immediately tries to use them to look through her clothes. Botan clubs him with her oar.

• Australian comedian Adam Hills has an artificial foot. In his stand-up shows he brings up that he often gets asked strange questions about it such as:
  • "Can you still have sex?" His response was, "Yeah, what does your boyfriend do? Does he have a run-up?"
  • "Do you take it off to have sex?" He lets the audience laugh, then says that's the reaction he normally gets. "Ha ha ha... do ya?" He answers, "Yes, I do, but there's no sexy way to remove an artificial leg." He proceeded to mime what would result if he tried a strip show with his leg.
  • "Have you ever used it?" To this he replied, "Even if I wanted to, at what point are you supposed to bring that up in a relationship?"
• English comedian Russell Howard said in a stand-up show that if he had a super power, it would be the ability to make people orgasm just by touching them once. In his words, "Not for sexual purposes, but that would be amazing in a fight." 'Kill him, Steve!' 'I'm trying to, but I'm too horny!' Either that, or he'd be "in a zoo, causing a great deal of mischief".

Examples by creator:

• Stanisław Lem loved to find perverted uses for new technologies, especially in humorous stories about Ijon Tichy and quasi-medieval robots. Usually this wasn't the focus of the story, but rather an amusing detail.
  • In Memoirs of a Space Traveller V (The Washing Machine Tragedy), competition between two large washing-machine manufacturers, their Sex Sells ad campaigns, and feature creep resulted in humanoid robotic laundresses, who quickly started providing other services to their owners of any gender... as well as seducing their children.
  • In Peace on Earth, the first use for remote-controlled dolls — "empties" or "remotes" — was sex. Among the major buyers were old prostitutes — no longer good-looking, but very experienced. The legal implications are mentioned: what constitutes infidelity, incest, homosexuality (where still illegal), sadism, pedophilia, etc. where "remotes" are involved. Sex robots with real AI failed on the market, because they were expensive and unpleasantly smart for their users.
  • In The Repetition, one paragraph lists the troubles caused by the possibility of Time Travel. There's a list of "chronoperversions: futurophilia, time fetishism, delectatio temporosa ["being delighted by time"], autopedophilia, i.e. aged perverts stalking themselves in childhood, and chronanism".
  • In Education of Cyfranius, the second Nested Story outlines the history of a planet where technological progress left the population idle making fornication their favorite activity. This lead to the creation of many industries, professions, and devices. Most are mentioned only by Punny Names and their exact meaning is left for readers to deduce. Among the ones somewhat elaborated upon are such things as trimaturgy — dramatizing family life by building Love Triangles; bodymaster — a (rich) person controlling multiple gengineered bodies; spiritstove — a device to torture to death a recorded consciousness of a living or fictional person; exterrier — a former dog; piter — a person erased from global information network by mistake and hiding from civilization in a pit (people enjoying sex with anonymous piters employed packs of trained exterriers to search for them).

Examples by work title:

• The Accidental Superheroine: Mira notes that forming pockets in her malleable body to carry things feels like a completely different sort of orifice, particularly when cellphones placed in there vibrate. Later, she envelops Giancarlo to rescue him and notes that it's an incredibly intimate and erotic experience.
• Aeon 14: Nearly everybody has a Brain–Computer Interface that lets them access the Link (the computer network of wherever they happen to be) and lets them play virtual reality sims in their heads. Naturally, this is used for sexual purposes. In the case of Rika and her Love Interest Chase in the Rika's Marauders series, cybersex is the only way they can do much more than fellatio, because her cyborgization left her without genitalia or sexual organs (she could get them put back, but it would mean removing several of her internal batteries, compromising her combat capabilities).
• Animorphs:
  • An attempt and a subversion happen in The Solution. At one point, Rachel enters her bathroom to take a shower, only to hear the thought-speak voice of David, who has used the morphing power to turn into something small and lurk somewhere. He ends his conversation with Rachel with a snide comment that she should "enjoy [her] shower", but she decides to skip it for the day.
  • This is touched upon in [[Recap. /Animorphs The Pretender The Pretender]] when Rachel teasingly suggests that her boyfriend, Tobias, uses his default hawk form to spy on girls changing. Tobias sputters indignantly for a moment, then recovers with a quip that he never uses his powers for evil.
• The Bone Maker: Zera mentions that some of her customers use her Magic Enhancement talismans for intimate purposes. It's unclear whether she's telling the truth about Super-Speed-fueled orgies, but she is about one official whose wife likes some Super-Strength in the bedroom.
• In Breaking Dawn, Edward explains that their inability to sleep allows vampires to bang the whole night long; they also become endlessly horny after the change. After a while, they learn to restrict themselves. Before that, they can do it for weeks.
• Codex Alera:
  • Earthcrafters and firecrafters are able to affect the emotions of other people, the former by outright arousing them sexually. The fact that most "entertainers" are well practiced earthcrafters becomes a plot point.
  • A much darker example with discipline collars, which give the wearer a thrill after they follow an order and make it painful to refuse one. They were originally invented as a means to subdue powerful furycrafters, but the slave industry soon became the collars’ largest market.
  • Metalcrafters can use their powers to increase their resistance to pain. Watercrafters can appear to be other people, and at least one has actually used their power for sex. Specifically, Invidia Aquitane becomes a slave girl, her own "present" to her husband. He lends her to Fidelias. She doesn't seem to mind. Watercrafters are also proficient at sensing the emotions of others.
• The Culture is a hedonistic post-scarcity Utopia where nearly omniscient AI Minds take care of its organic citizens' every need... and as such, the Culture's Bio-Augmentation technology isn't needed to make people stronger, smarter, or faster — it's used to allow the experience of minutes-long orgasms instead.
• Dead Lies Dreaming: Eve's thoughts that she can use her telekinesis to masturbate.
• In the Deathlands series, Krysty Wroth uses her Prehensile Hair to stimulate Ryan Cawdor as foreplay.
• Deathstalker (Simon R. Green): Inverted with Valentine Wolfe. This young aristocrat is a hedonistic drug addict, said to have tried every drug under the sun and a few that grow only in darkness, every drug known to man, and a few he's had designed special just for him. One of these is a drug that makes one's flesh elastic and almost impossible to puncture; it was initially designed to improve sexual congress, but Valentine saw the combat potential in minor Rubber Man power, and has a cache of it (among others) implanted in his body should the necessity of self-defense arise.
• Dreamblood Duology:
  • Gatherers who become addicted to dreamblood and don't catch that in time can end up gathering someone against their will and becoming a Reaper.
  • Sharers are meant to use their power for healing, but the potential to use it for the opposite also exists.
• The Dresden Files:
  • Deliberately invoked in Death Masks when Harry uses an enchanted rope to tie up Susan after her vampiric hunger begins to overcome her, and then they have sex to calm her down. Molly earlier suggests he try something similar with Susan, prompting Harry to be a little disturbed at the fact that her mind went there.
  • Discussed in regards to Lasciel's shadow in both Dead Beat and White Night (2007), with Bob mentioning that Lasciel's shadow could have become anyone in Harry's mind and was fully capable of making everything feel as real as if it were actually happening.
  • In Cold Days, it's revealed that Molly's empath abilities show her exactly what her crush is feeling every time he looks at her.
  • A werewolf couple in the Side Jobs short story "Day Off" use their alternate forms for bestiality, which attracts some kind of magical parasites to them.
  • At one point, it turns out that Harry's brother Thomas became a hairdresser, using his White Court abilities to 'feed' on his customers. It was actually less dangerous to his job-keeping abilities than being more in the open.
• Luke from Duumvirate has electric eel DNA. It turns out that his girlfriend enjoys electrical play.
• The Elenium: One of the villains in the Tamuli is an illusionist who made his income conjuring up better-than-reality illusionary prostitutes for a variety of degenerates — and this is quite a substantial income when you live in a Wretched Hive.
• The Fermata is entirely about this. A man discovers the ability to stop time... and uses it almost entirely for voyeuristic purposes.
• As expectable in a series involving a succubus as the protagonist, the Georgina Kincaid series makes a large use of this trope at several points, though the "potential" has a very annoying side effect: since Succubi and Incubi feeds on their partners' life forces during the act, Georgina is unable to have sex with her Love Interest Seth Mortensen without causing him to lose part of his lifespan at best, and killing him at worst. She still has straight uses however, including sleeping with an Incubus friend in Seth's form (though she regretted this one later), or using her shapeshifting to cause her panties to disappear.
• Bug from Gone, who can turn invisible, hides in Diana's room while she's getting changed. The other characters seem aware of this habit, though; Diana chases him out after she hears him, Penny tortures him with her own powers the one time he tried, and Caine makes some death threats before having sex with Diana to make sure, if Bug's in the room, he evacuates.
• The Guardians (Meljean Brook): The Guardians can fly, breathe underwater, teleport to exotic locations, and shapeshift... and they do.
• Harry Potter:
  • "Mad-Eye" Moody's false eye can see through clothes. There's no evidence that he himself abuses this ability. His impostor, however, in Goblet of Fire is hinted at doing so. As he talks to Harry, Harry notices the eye following a pair of female students down the hall.
  • In Goblet of Fire, Moaning Myrtle surprises Harry by popping out of the water while he's bathing in the (male) Prefects' bathroom. When Harry asks her if she spends her free time doing this (i.e. spying on the male students while they bathe); she replies "Sometimes", with a mischievous grin.
  • Somewhat deconstructed in Half-Blood Prince, where in the backstory Merope Gaunt used a Love Potion or some other magical enchantment to force a rich Muggle she fancied to be with her and getting pregnant from him, essentially date-raping him. This was how Lord Voldemort was conceived, and it's implied to be one of the contributing factors to his psychopathy and inability to understand love.
  • This trope is also the reason why Animagi have to register themselves at the Ministry, with the punishment for failing to register being imprisonment in Azkaban.
• In the Heralds of Valdemar series, lovers with psychic powers can and will link minds to share the experience of lovemaking. Characters with the ability to read emotions, like Empaths and Healers, do the same. Mages can also engage in consensual sex magic, while evil mages and psychics can use their ability to control what another person feels for brainwashing or torture.
• Her Spell: After being made Mindlink Mates, Iona and Ariadne use this to enhance their pleasure while having sex, since they can both feel what the other does now. They later create the equivalent of vibrators by magic to use on each other too.
• High School D×D: Pretty much all of Issei's non-Balance Breaker abilities are him gleefully abusing the fact even his small magic can do whatever he wants with enough practice. Hilariously, he often finds genuine utility in his spells:
  • Dress Break allows him to completely shred the clothing of any woman he can lay a hand on. This covers any clothing on a sexy woman. Armor of Invincibility that turned away a teammate's magic swords? Gone. Damsel in Distress strapped into a Fantastic Nuke? As long as he can convince himself she's "wearing" the bondage-style restraints, Boosted Gear takes care of the rest.
  • Pailingual allows him to communicate directly with a girl's breasts. By touch, no less. While its combat applications are limited (he can use it to learn what an opponent intends to do if said opponent is female), it's very useful for understanding things his harem don't want to say out loud.
  • Issei later masters one of Ddraig's latent abilities, one that allows his attacks to bypass any barrier. Not only does he immediately christen the ability "Penetrate", he promptly applies it to his own eyes so he can look through girls' shirts.
  • One time, Issei was in class and everyone was told to shape something out of clay. He unconsciously pours his mana into the clay, then his imagination causes the clay to transform into a tiny sculpture of a naked Rias. His classmates try to get it, but he firmly says it will be his greatest treasure and he escapes with it.
• The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Trilogy:
  • In So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish, Arthur Dent and his lover Fenchurch have sex while flying. Twice. With a Sony Walkman, too. They were listening to Dire Straits.
  • The Infinite Improbability Drive allows instantaneous travel to anywhere in the universe. The most popular use of the finite improbability generator? To "break the ice at parties by making all the molecules in the hostess's undergarments leap simultaneously one foot to the left".
• Hopscotch by Kevin J. Anderson is set in a world where the ability to swap bodies with other people is almost universal. Anderson's explicit about the ways this can be abused. In one section, he's very explicit.
• How to Be a Superhero has lots of jokes about why having stretching powers will make you very popular with the ladies.
• I Became the Villain the Hero Is Obsessed With: The supervillain Dungeon Maker conjures almost-unbreakable rooms, which people can't leave unless they perform an act of her choosing. At first she uses this power for mayhem, but when a celebrity couple gets caught in it, she decides to do what every unscrupulous shipper would do and make them kiss to get out.
• Inkmistress: Hal used to be a spy, using his Farhearing for listening in on people's conversations. This wasn't what he liked though, and Hal is glad not to be doing it now.
• Journey to Chaos: After a villain collars her with a supernatural device that makes her unable to refuse orders, Annala asks Eric if he's turning into one of those "abusive and controlling boyfriends". He emphatically says "no" and makes sure it cannot happen by ordering her to refuse his orders.
• In order to earn some extra cash, the main character of Kikanshita Yuusha no Gojitsudan, Kashiwagi Yuuya, uses his appraisal to buy winning scratch tickets.
• The Known Space novel A Gift from Earth involves a telepathic ability called "Plateau eyes". Throughout the novel, the hero uses it (usually subconsciously, when stressed) to contract eye pupils of people looking at him, making himself invisible and forcing them to forget him. When the ability is discovered, there's a suggestion that the opposite — dilating pupils — will attract attention and may make people fall in love. Near the end the hero tries that on the primary antagonist — in a non-sexual way. This results in a sort of crazy religious fixation. In the last scene, the hero realizes he's still a virgin because he always panicked and subconsciously caused girls to overlook him. He realizes that he can use his powers in... other ways now.
• Legends of Laconia: Either inverted or played straight, depending on your attitudes, in Halloween Romance. Selene asks her boyfriend Ferdinand if his body works the same in sexual situations now that he's a vampire. He replies that it does, since his blood (very slowly) flows, but "everything takes longer".
• The Locked Tomb: Gideon at least is convinced necromancers use their powers for this kind of thing, and given the framing of a scene in which Harrow regrows a character's arm bones, is likely not wholly wrong...
  Gideon: Don't look at her blood, or lick her bones, or do any of the shit necromancers lie and say they don't do the moment two of them get nasty.
• Loner Life in Another World:
  • The delinquents picked a couple of the OP skills at the beginning because they realized their potential to be used to control the class girls.
  • After Haruka teaches the girls how to cast vibration magic, they apparently master it on the course of one night. They also learn how to wield goblin clubs.
  • When Angelica enters the picture, the girls also start learning the Detect Enemy skill at a frightening rate as they keep using it to learn what Haruka and Angelica are up to in his bedroom.
• In the Lord Darcy books, any building where people live or work or conduct business has powerful privacy spells put on it, renewed regularly (there are wizards who specialize in this sort of thing), just to prevent this sort of thing.
• Mangoverse: Rivka loves when her husband Isaac licks her while in dragon form, and this is clearly meant as cunnilingus. Apparently dragon tongues make it much better.
• One of the characters in Mind Games gains a special Class called "Mesmerist." The System Message the System uses to tell them about the Class explicitly says that this is a new Class, unique to humans, and the people creating the System Messages are horrified by its potential. Among other Class Skills available to the class, they obtain one called "Instant Induction", which allows them to put people in a hypnotic trance and give them post-hypnotic suggestions whether they want to be hypnotized or not. Since it's strongly implied the whole reason the character likes hypnosis in the first place is because they think it's hot, the Perversion Potential is off the charts.
• Vampires in Necroscope demonstrate that while going One-Winged Angel may look unpleasant, a writhing mass of holes and parts can give exquisite sensations to its sexual partners. Of course, since this is a horror series...
• Night Chills by Dean Koontz involves a small town being used as a testbed for a Mind-Control Conspiracy. The Mad Scientist who developed the mind control has serious issues with women, so he physically and sexually abuses various women in the town, which leads to the protagonists discovering the conspiracy when his acts draw attention.
• The Night's Dawn Trilogy: Al Capone says that he can do "amazing things with his wang", as the Possessed can physically alter the bodies they've taken over. Unfortunately, this damages the body in the long term — one woman who was given bigger breasts by her former Possessor is revealed to have a chest covered in cancerous growths.
• Old Man's War has retired septuagenarians recruited into the military, shipped far from home and anyone they knew, and given new bodies complete with peak physical fitness and enhanced senses. Naturally, the first thing they do is have lots of sex.
• In The Otherworld, the women of the Otherworld's species and/or abilities often play into their sex lives. In Dime Store Magic, a witch seduces a sorcerer by using spells to turn on the radio, light candles, caress him with wind, and most notably, use a modified fireball spell that apparently made her warm fingers particularly stimulating. Personal Demon shows us a chaos half-demon who gets a high off chaotic emotions and adrenaline. Her lover arouses her by deliberating calling up memories of risky or chaotic situations and letting her feel his adrenaline rush. In Stolen, the love lives of werewolves are speculated on, but the question remains unanswered.
• In Playing for Keeps, one of the Heroes has the power to make his tattoos come to life. Most of them are animals, but two are a nude woman and a nude man...
• Please Don't Tell My Parents I'm a Supervillain:
  • Ex-supervillain the Minx has the superpower to cloud men's minds with lust. She used this to sleep with most superheroes and supervillains running around at the time, meaning nobody knows the identity of her daughter Claire's (the main character's best friend) father. Neither seems to care.
  • Claire is also disappointed that her powers (she has cuteness instead of lust) don't work that way ("my powers make men want to pinch the wrong cheeks!"), but expresses interest in following in her mother's footsteps, in both villainy and sex life.
• Reincarnated as a Sword: Elza, a B-rank adventurer who's confirmed to be a masochist, has a skill that transmutes pain into pleasure, allowing her to suffer heavy punishment during battle and actually enjoy it. During her Tournament battle against Amanda, being hit by Amanda's whip causes her to moan to such a degree that Teacher considers the fight "not exactly family-friendly".
• Rhythm of War: One of Shallan's new Lightweavers was a prostitute who was using her illusions to appear as whoever her clients found most appealing. Shallan also considered using a lesser form of this earlier while courting Adolin, increasing her bust size or clearing up her freckles, but dismisses it as impractical for a long-term relationship.
• In Saga of the Exiles and the Galactic Milieu prequel/sequels (time travel is involved), the recreational aspects of metapsychic life are addressed — indeed, one of the characters in the latter series writes a book about sexual behavior in metapsychics (prompting a comment from the narrator that he wasn't mentioned as the pioneer of doing it in the air).
• Skulduggery Pleasant: Saracen Rue keeps the exact nature of his magical discipline a secret to hide the fact that he is a Lynceus, someone with the ability to see through solid objects. Since it's not a very versatile ability in a setting where the average sorcerer only gets one magical specialty, the common assumption is that anyone who chooses to become a Lynceus just wants to be able to look through people's clothes. Saracen is ashamed because that's exactly the reason why he picked the power as a teenager, only to discover that seeing through clothes means that the clothes squash body parts together and make everything look decidedly unsexy.
• In the novel Some Other Place, The Right Place, Diana uses her ability to hypnotize Day for some... somewhat unethical methods. Once accidentally, and once deliberately when he refused to give her oral, so she hypnotizes him and makes him do it, which he doesn't realize she did until afterwards.
• Spellster: Dylan conjures a low electrical charge which he uses on his lovers' genitals to stimulate them while having sex.
• Naturally comes up in Super Powereds, given that we're talking about college students (i.e. horny teenagers) with super powers. Hershel's Super-Powered Alter Ego Roy is a big hunk with a Southern accent, who likes dressing up like a Texan. Naturally, he finds no shortage of female admirers in bars and clubs. Sasha's roommate Julia, who hooks up with Roy, is revealed to have the power of Self-Duplication, which, when coupled with Roy's enhanced endurance, results in many hours of loud fun. While Roy is normally a one night stand kind of guy, this combination means he frequently hooks up with the girl. Nick calls Julia a "walking gangbang". On a less perverted note, Hershel himself, when going to a party as himself for the first time, manages to appear sociable thanks to Roy's experience and his own skills at LARPing. Surprisingly, Alex, a nerd with Psychic Powers, who keeps insisting that he's a Jedi, reveals that he used to get a lot of tail in high school without even trying, thanks to the girls of his small town knowing about his abilities. In college, though, surrounded by dozens of other Supers, he's just a nerd.
• Sword of Truth: In Stone of Tears, it's shown that sorceresses and wizards can get each other aroused with magic, or (it's implied) enhance the experience while having sex. Jedidiah uses his magic to arouse a sorceress this way, and before he has sex with another (off-page), she does the same for him as well.
• In the Symphony of Ages book Prophecy, Rhapsody takes a bath. Her lover has the elemental ties to water and takes the opportunity to put them to good use. Once she realizes what's going on, she decides she'd be more comfortable if he was actually in the water with her. She then discovers that he doesn't need to breathe underwater.
• The Testament of Sister New Devil:
  • Master/Servant contracts have a magical penalty for the Servant if they will not obey. For contracts brokered by succubi, the penalty is usually the Servant must submit to the Master sexually. When Basara and his harem achieve the Master Servant Vow, all of the girls will become horny for sex whenever Basara feels the urge to do so.
  • Maria is a succubus who, for her own amusement, constantly uses her powers to make the people around her become aroused so they'll have an urge to have sex, masturbate, or otherwise do foreplay.
  • Maria's mother, Sheila, teleports into Basara's lap and later teleports him to a succubus punishment ritual so he can spank Maria.
  • In Vol. 8, Basara and Chisato take advantage of a pocket dimension where time flows faster than usual to have sex for a year uninterrupted. During this time, Basara made a duplicate of himself so he could give Chisato double penetration.
  • In Vol. 12, where Basara impregnates all the girls in his harem, Chisato casts the "Maternal Link", a protective spell around all the girls' wombs so that they can keep having sex without risking a miscarriage or negates having to deal with pregnancy-induced problems like morning sickness.
• Throne of Glass: Every time Dorian discovers an ability that can be used in a sexual manner, such as his invisible hands and the ability to turn himself into a woman, he inevitably uses it or jokes about using it in a sexual manner. This both amuses and turns on Manon.
• The True Game: In the Jinian trilogy, the narratrix quietly appreciates the pleasures of having a Shifter for a lover, and misses his powers when they're gone.
• TSUKIMICHI -Moonlit Fantasy-: As a part of his Deconstructed Character Archetype, Tomoki used his "Charm" ability to build a harem by brainwashing numerous ladies. However, when the ladies are freed from his mind control, they usually commit suicide because of being hit by the trauma of all the things they've done. Even knowing this don't stop him from believing he's a perfectly good guy, and he don't even treats his haremettes like human beings, going as far as sending some after the main character in order to kill him.
• Jack Fleming from The Vampire Files admits that one of the lesser-known temptations of vampirism is the risk of becoming a compulsive voyeur, what with having so many long nights to fill and the power to invade peoples' privacy via Super Smoke. Also, in The Dark Sleep, he and Bobbi make out when he's standing in front of her dressing room mirror, and notice that his lack of a reflection makes for an... interesting... display when she wraps her legs around him.
• Tanith Lee's Vivia includes a scene which seems to be the author's own take on how a vampire's power to turn into mist can be erotic. He turns into mist, flows around the female protagonist and then materializes only his mouth, in about twenty different locations at the same time...
• Vorkosigan Saga: In Captain Vorpatril's Alliance, Ivan mentions finding out that Simon Illyan's eidetic memory chip was once the repository of the largest and strangest porn collection on Barrayar.
• Pretty common in the Whateley Universe, which is hardly surprising given that Whateley Academy has over six hundred horny teenagers with superpowers. One of the characters even writes a sex manual, "Sara's Little Purple Book" (NSFW), to give advice on how to use one's powers sexually while avoiding injury.
  • One of the early examples was Chaka using her power over Ki to give her girlfriend Riptide a massage that left her pretty much a cooing puddle. "Sara's Little Purple Book" states that it is a crime for a psychic or biomanipulator to deliberately get a partner addicted to sex with them. To make this more disturbing, Riptide at one point acknowledges that she isn't even sure why she hasn't broken up with Chaka (who can be extremely insensitive at times and rarely thinks things through), suggesting that Chaka has unknowingly gotten her addicted to her massages.
  • Tansy Walcutt uses her telepathy during sex to give her partners an amazing time. And so she can plant psychic hooks in their minds to control them later.
  • Ayla uses his intangibility powers to take off girls' underwear through their clothes, during fights. He actually has to practice the technique with mannequins before he does it for real so he doesn't Tele-Frag someone in half.
  • A straightforward in-universe example is Peeper, who uses his X-ray vision exactly the way you'd expect a lecherous outright jerk of a teenager to. (It turns out that he can't turn it off, but his attitude appears to predate his power; in one story, upon being given a computer monitor he can actually use because he doesn't see straight through it his very first thought is that he can finally browse the internet for porn again.)
  • Oak (who resembles an oak tree — think of something like the Ents from The Lord of the Rings) has boasted of pollinating in public.
  • When debating with Jobe whether men or women enjoy sex more, Sizzle claims that several male telepaths she knows insist on "riding along" with their female partners during sex because of (supposedly) how much better they like the female experience, and even get upset if their partner won't let them.
  • This is by no means limited to students, however. For example, it is not clear if Captain Courage — better known as "Captain Condom", for his apparent failure to use them — owes his success with women to a super-power or not. What isn't in question is huge amount of child support he now owes to many of those women. Needless to say, the school makes a point of treating this as an object lesson for graduating students.
  • In "The Final Trump", the Harrow family go to a resort and spa which caters to supervillains. This resort has an onsen which is famous as being a hook-up point. It is later learned that the "water treatment system" used by the spa was actually a Vril Synthesizer, and that a side effect of the Power-Up it gave was a certain increase in libido. Since it was also the MacGuffin of their opponents' Fetch Quest, they steal it with the intent of luring said rivals out into the open, but it's speculated by J.J. that his parents may have taken advantage of it for some personal time, as well.
  • As par for the series, there are Blessed with Suck forms of this as well.
    • Quite a few students — and at least one teacher — Can't Have Sex, Ever due to their powers.
    • Some Animal Themed Superbeings (e.g., Avatars bonded with animal spirits) will experience a form of their spirit animal's mating season, especially if the bond is mismatched. While the school has a protocol to handle this that is supposed to be arranged ahead of time, it isn't always successful in preventing problems, as was nearly the case for Aquerna. In particular, lagomorphs such as Inaba, Iron Bunny, or Lapin seem to fit the Animal Stereotypes for rabbits in this regard, to the extent that it requires special medical treatment to help them control it.
• The Witcher:
  • In one of the novels, when Geralt reminisces his stormy romance with Yennefer, fond memories include her levitation spells. And another certain wizard's tower is filled with illusions like a flowering orchard or a naked servant girl. Geralt himself has been known to use the fact that his witcher mutations make him sterile as an incentive for women to sleep with him.
  • Two of the effects of witcher mutations are immunity to most diseases and sterility. Geralt and his colleagues take ample advantage of being able to have risk-free no-strings-attached sex in a setting where that normally wouldn't be possible.
• Wiz Biz:
  • Wizardry Compiled inverts this. The heroes desperately need something to slow the flow of time to finish their programming project as soon as possible. Fortunately, a spell is known that doubles the length of a night in the affected room. Some great ancient wizard invented it for his wedding night (but lacked physical strength to perform that long, as he found out). Programmers work night shifts about 24 hours long and rest about 12 hours during the day, which allows them to meet the deadline.
  • Played straight on a smaller scale in the same novel. One programmer with No Social Skills uses the ability to program demons to creature a "user friendly" interface which consists of an equally nubile and nude demoness that follows all of the user's commands. A Straw Feminist colleague immediately calls him out on it and heads to their supervisor to demand that he be made to change such perverted code. The supervisor, himself busy meeting the employers, initially doesn't even understand how code could be perverted. But then he exasperatedly orders the code changed, over the author's protests that he's willing to make a male version, too. The scene ends with another colleague pulling the man aside to ask for the code for himself for later...
• Worm:
  • Heartbreaker using his power (ability to instill extreme emotions in a target) to form a harem is somewhat infamous in the story itself.
  • Imp also uses her power for peeping. Or to get out unnoticed when accidentally walking in on her brother and Taylor's intimate moments.
  • The villain Bambina describes how she wants the body-snatcher Pretender to owe her a favor so she can have him possess a celebrity and do all sorts of un-broadcastable things with her. The full speech is treated as Brain Bleach in universe.
  • Regent has abused his People Puppets power in the past to form a sort of narcissistic one-person orgy.
  • Coil has a penchant for torture and a Time Master power that lets him erase the consequences. You can bet he indulges.
  • Averted for Tattletale, whose Hyper-Awareness is a bit too distracting to enjoy anything physical.
• Xanth:
  • In A Spell for Chameleon, the hero encounters a sorceress who is a master of illusion magic. She attempts to seduce the hero by making herself appear as a beautiful and buxom young woman (when in reality she is far less attractive).
  • A later book has a random character named Feelup with the power to touch at a distance. Three guesses what he was witnessed using his power to do, and the first two don't count.

• One of the recurring villains in Season 2 of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is Carl Creel ("Absorbing Man" in the comics), a former boxer who can absorb the properties of any material he touches. When he tries to get in touch with Team Coulson they briefly joke about his personal life:
  Coulson: Someone sent a message.
  Skye: A message for us with a phone number to call.
  May: Yeah, could be Creel.
  Triplett: Creel? A phone number? What, is he lonely?
  Skye: I doubt it. The guy is jacked. And he can turn any body part into any material...
  Coulson: Okay. Thank you for that.
• Alphas:
  • Subverted with Rachel's Super-Senses, which make her much more sensitive to stimuli of all sorts, which means that she can orgasm just from being kissed; the subversion is that this contributes to her OCD, such that she cannot bear to be touched, especially not in a sexual way, even just to be kissed. She eventually gets over this after finding a (metaphorically) sensitive boyfriend, with the implication being that her problems were largely down to not trusting any other person enough to allow herself to become so completely vulnerable around them.
  • Played straight with Danielle Rosen, who uses her ability to manipulate feelings by touch to enhance sex.
  • Nina has used her mind-control ability to lure her childhood sweetheart away from his wife, and kept using it on him to force him to stay with her for quite some time. It is also implied that Cameron and Nina broke up because she used her ability on him in a way that made him very uncomfortable.
• Altered Carbon: The potentially perverse uses of Brain Uploading are touched upon in different ways:
  • The wealthy pay less fortunate people to perform Gladiator Games or submit to being raped to death with the promise of having their mind placed into a better body afterwards. This sets off the plot, as the prostitutes had been given special religious coding without their knowledge or consent. This coding makes it illegal to resleeve them or even spin them up in virtual reality, making it impossible to ask them what happened.
  • One of the main characters infiltrates a hedonist resort, but is very disturbed when a prostitute suggests that he torture her to death. The slimy manager then tries offering him a child sleeve instead.
  • As a Sex for Services bribe, a woman offers to upload her personality into several identical sleeves and have sex with the protagonist and each other. He later takes her up on this offer. "Multisleeving", it should be noted, is explicitly illegal, though probably less so than all the rape/murder stuff.
  • One character enjoys having a sexual tryst with one of her bodyguards... while she's wearing a sleeve of her mother. The daughter claims her mom equips her sleeves with all sorts of sex enhancements, but she also might have just stolen it for the thrill.
• Angel (1999):
  • Referred to in "I Fall to Pieces", when dealing with a man who can detach any part of his body and let it wander around independently. He stalks a woman, eventually sending his hands into her house to crawl around under her bed covers. As Doyle notes, "At least it was just his hands down there... Wish I hadn't even thought that."
  • "Happy Anniversary" involves a physics genius who discovers the means to arrest time in a specific area and tries to use it to freeze himself and his girlfriend at the peak of an everlasting orgasm (he knows that she's planning to break up with him that night after pity sex).
  • Angel runs into a demon prostitute who feels him up with her tail. "Look ma, no hands!"
  • Even our hero does it. While in his evil Angelus persona, he mentions using his Super-Hearing to listen in on Fred and Gunn having sex and masturbating to it. Given that it was Angelus speaking, this may or may not be true.
• Arrowverse:
  • Black Lightning (2018): Jefferson can directly stimulate someone's nervous system with low-level electrical discharges, which he uses when making out and later having sex with his ex-wife. Based on her reaction, it's highly pleasurable.
  • The Flash (2014) has Barry Allen accidentally vibrating at Super-Speed while making out with his girlfriend Linda. Barry apologizes, but Linda claims that she found whatever he just did extremely pleasurable. Another episode has Hannibal Bates, a shapeshifter, disguising as Barry and kissing Caitlin Snow out of attraction.
  • In Invasion! (2016), Supergirl meets the Flash/Arrow/Legends teams. When Mick finds out she has X-Ray Vision, he immediately assumes she's looking at everybody's "bits". Kara insists she would never do that, but in the Elseworlds (2018) event, Supergirl uses her x-ray vision to see who Batwoman is under her mask. She comments Batwoman has a lot of tattoos, meaning she saw her naked.
  • Legends of Tomorrow: If what we hear in "Here I Go Again" is any indication, Amaya and Nate use their animal totem and steel powers respectively during sex. How isn't clear. Also implied when Charlie flirts with Zari in "Mortal Khanbat", saying she could shapeshift into anybody in a suggestive tone. Nate is also intrigued about sex with a shapeshifter.
• In Babylon 5, G'Kar gets a prosthetic eye that relays images into his brain even when removed from the socket. He leaves it on a shelf in Sheridan's quarters just before Sheridan and Delenn have their wedding night. Then again, by Minbari tradition, a wedding night is supposed to have witnesses to the consummation.
• An episode of The Big Bang Theory has someone bring up whether or not Mrs. Incredible needs to use birth control, as she could potentially use her powers to simulate a diaphragm. They decide that this is proof that they have run out of things to discuss.
• When one episode of Bottom had Richie and Eddie about to plummet to their deaths from a broken Ferris wheel, Eddie decides to convert to Buddhism so that he can reincarnate as a supermodel and ogle himself. Richie agrees, hoping to become a strip dancer in a room full of mirrors. After that, they both agree to reincarnate as giraffes so that they'll be able to see any supermodels taking topless helicopter lessons.
• The Boys (2019):
  • Homelander spies on Stillwell with his X-Ray Vision while she's using breast pumps.
  • It crops up quite frequently, with Transluscent using his powers to spy on others, Doppelganger using their powers to seduce others and acquire blackmail material, the supe sex club that Butcher and Hughie visit^note Not for sex, but so Butcher can show Hughie footage of A-Train's lack of remorse for killing Robin, and the annual "Herogasm", a super-sex party hosted by a pair of washed-up '70s supes where it's strongly implied that non-supe sex workers are horrendously abused as the supes use their power for sexual purposes. Among other things, we see one supe with ice powers creating an icicle dildo. Lampshaded by Popclaw, who notes that many people have a "Supe Fetish".
  • Termite is a supe with the ability to shrink himself. We see him primarily uses his power for sexual reasons, such as a cameo in Season 1 where he dives into a woman's vagina and humping a Barbie doll in Season 3. Later on, he attempts to pleasure a male partner by shrinking himself to go inside his penis through the urethra. However, this horrifically backfires when he accidentally kills his partner by sneezing and going back to his normal size while inside of his penis.
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer:
  • In one episode, Buffy gets turned invisible. She decides to get into all sorts of mischief, including having sex with Spike. When Xander walks in, Spike says he's just doing pushups naked in bed, and demonstrates with a few more... pushups.
  • Willow and Tara are shown at least once to use their magic powers while having sex. ("You make me come—plete!") They are on screen levitating a lot, including that one.
  • Faith bragging to Spike about what she can do with her Slayer muscles. Both Spike and Parker comment favorably on Buffy's stamina in the bedroom, so she's not lying.
  • A rather dark example occurs when Faith uses a device given to her by Mayor Wilkins to swap bodies with Buffy, and uses it to her advantage to sleep with Riley.
  • The Evil Nerd Trio are seen trying to use their inventions for various perverted purposes, like an invisibility gun to help them spy on a bikini wax and a mind-control device to pick up chicks. The latter is deconstructed when the girl wakes up early and angrily tells them what they're doing is rape. Jonathan and Andrew are appropriately horrified at the realization — Warren, not so much.
• Charmed (1998):
  • Piper Halliwell, who has the special power to stop motion, once mentions that she "freezes" her date when they are... so she can... In another episode Leo calls her out on doing this but in a way that suggests he doesn't actually object to it.
    Leo: You want to freeze me in bed for your own personal pleasure? That's fine.
  • Phoebe eventually gains empathic powers which cause this to happen unintentionally. She has trouble being around her boyfriend since the combined emotions of herself and him make her think about nothing but sex. It got even worse when she ended up in a room with a guy who was checking out her sister and realized that she was starting to think about how good her sister's butt looked in that dress. Another incident has her feeling a mailman's attraction to her and kissing him, later noting "we're lucky he didn't sue for sexual harassment".
  • The first-season villain Rex uses his Astral Projection power to spy on Prue changing her clothes. Then, he plants a subliminal message in his lover Hannah to make her take off her dress.
  • Kieran demons have the ability to shapeshift. Apparently most of them use this ability to work as strippers and transform into whoever the client requests. Cole hires one to pose as Phoebe after their divorce.
  • Paige at one point admits to sometimes orbing out in the middle of sex due to nerves. She also rather shamelessly threatens Groin Attack to two men, which both Piper and Leo call her on.
  • When Phoebe is turned into a genie, Chris wants to use one of his three wishes to get Piper and Leo to have sex so that he can be conceived (he's their Kid from the Future, they've broken up, and the deadline for his conception is fast approaching). Phoebe is repulsed by this and when she's forced to grant the wish, she employs Loophole Abuse - Chris wished for them to "sleep together" so Phoebe has them fall asleep next to each other.
• Daredevil (2015): Matt Murdock isn't above using his blindness to get the sympathy of attractive women. His friend Foggy Nelson is confused over how Matt knows the women are attractive; apparently, his Super-Senses give him a pretty good idea.
• Doctor Who:
  • In the parody mini-episode "The Curse of Fatal Death", the Doctor regenerates into a woman. She is eager to use some of the sonic screwdriver's "other" settings. The sonic screwdriver has gotten subject to similar innuendo in other New Series stories.
  • At least a couple of characters, upon learning that the Doctor has two hearts, have asked if he has two of anything else.
  • In "Journey's End", a clone of the Doctor appears and Donna gets a copy of his mind, meaning that there are now three Doctors running around.
    Jack: I can't tell you what I'm thinking right now!
  • In the minisodes "Time" and "Space", there are two Amy Ponds, who flirt with themselves, something which Rory has "absolutely no problem at all" with. In "First Night" and "Last Night", two different versions of River Song see two Doctors. Both comment, "Two of you? The mind races!"
  • River Song mentions that she once dated an Auton duplicate. It had swappable heads, which "kept things interesting".
  • The dastardly Lady Cassandra makes full use of her possession ability in "New Earth" when she takes over both Rose and the Doctor. "Oh, baby!" she coos, as she fondles Rose's body in the mirror, "It's like living inside a bouncy castle!" Moments later, she's got her jacket off and her cleavage out, sneaking perfume down her top, and surprising the Doctor with a huge snog. The Doctor's body is also a source of glee: "So many parts! And hardly used...!"
  • In "The Girl in the Fireplace", the Doctor reads the mind of historical courtesan Madame de Pompadour, and his dialog makes it rather clear that he's stumbling across some rather kinky memories. She seems to like it.
  • In "A Good Man Goes to War", after the Silurian Vastra mentions how mammals all look the same to her in front of her human wife, she asks, "Was I being insensitive again, dear? I don't know why you put up with me." She then uses her long, prehensile tongue to knock an enemy soldier unconscious from across the room, and the two share a sultry look. Moffat, you do remember you're not writing Torchwood, right?
  • In "Dark Water", one character jokes about filling a swimming pool with the titular substance, which makes anything but organic matter invisible when submerged. The Doctor is genuinely confused as to why.
  • In "The Return of Doctor Mysterio", Grant Gordon raises the difficulties of having X-Ray Vision when you're a Hormone-Addled Teenager. "I'm in Hell. Naked Hell!"
• This is basically the whole premise of Dollhouse, with "Actives" artificially given memories, personality traits, and skills through imprinting technology. There are some clients that want something like an assassin, a hostage negotiator, a bodyguard, a midwife, or what-have-you, but the vast majority of their income is from "romantic engagements" — in other words, providing pre-programmed Sex Slaves who embody the client's idea of the perfect partner/date/spouse/encounter. Beyond what most of the Actives are used for, there's their very existence. You have a technology capable of revolutionizing everything from education to the treatment of psychiatric illnesses, and yet the only time these ideas are even touched upon is in their use as a recruiting tool for potential Actives (most of whom have some trauma before signing their five-year contract; when their time is up, the Dollhouse will restore their original personality sans the melancholy, PTSD, schizophrenia, etc.). However, the company behind the Dollhouse, the Rossum Corporation, apparently never intended the Dollhouse to be its only use, and starts using it for things like advancing immortality through Grand Theft Me and producing Super Soldiers with a Hive Mind.
• In an episode of Extras, Ricky Gervais is talking with Patrick Stewart. Stewart is complaining that he's tired of playing Professor X and wants to focus on his own original character: a psychic who can make women's clothes fall off.
  Stewart: Oh, they try to cover up, but I've already seen everything.
• In Firefly, River has used her empathic powers to... spy on people, sometimes deliberately, and sometimes inadvertently. And in Serenity she uses her flexibility and stealth to watch her own brother Simon and Kaylee get it on.
• Forbidden Science:
  • VR is largely used for porn from what's shown.
  • In "Tarot" Julia uses the Electronic Telepathy device to experience mental sex with Hoffman.
• One of the troubled cases on Fringe is a projective empath: he makes people around him feel what he feels. His first appearance is as a paranoid, depressive (leading to several "suicides", and at least one homicide, thanks to his Power Incontinence). By the next time we see him, he has control of his powers, a much healthier psyche, and a girlfriend. A throwaway line from his girlfriend (while the couple are in bed) suggests that he is not limited to projecting emotional states, but also sense-data. While they are trying to track him down, Walter links Olivia's mind with his. While he goes to a strip club, and projects his lust onto a stripper, who kisses him, Olivia takes his place in the audience's view.
• Gen V:
  • In the pilot Emma shrinks herself to a minuscule size at her partner's request to slide up and down his penis, as he has a fetish for this.
  • In "Welcome to the Monster Club" Maverick casually admits to using his invisibility power to spy on both women and men in the showers. He also enjoys being led around in a dog leash by his girlfriend, who just happens to have taken the shape of an alpaca (or is an actual alpaca).
  • On a less amusing note, Rufus uses his power to induce Laser-Guided Amnesia in an attempt to rape Marie.
• In one episode of The Greatest American Hero, Ralph temporarily gains mind control powers, which he uses on his wife Pam. This being '80s American network television, it was just some window-washing and sandwich-making.
• Heroes (2006):
  • In an early episode, Matt uses his telepathy to improve his and his wife's sex life.
  • Near the beginning of the second season, Candice (while taking care of the recovering Sylar) tries to tempt his cooperation with various sexual fetishes — a geisha, twin blonde cheerleaders, and finally, Sylar himself. Unfortunately for her, sex is not Sylar's number one craving...
• An episode of Honey, I Shrunk the Kids involved Wayne's family rescuing him from kidnappers, using superpowers they'd received based on a chameleon. Amy the daughter was invisible due to permanent camouflage, Nick the son had mutated hands and feet that allowed him to climb walls, and Diane... Diane had a long tongue. A really long tongue. The Power Perversion Potential was explicitly stated when, after rescue, Wayne promises his family to immediately reverse their changes but Diane, when the others leave, smiles and says she can wait a bit, and then gives him a kiss that has him wide-eyed.
• Shown several times in The Invisible Man. Surprisingly, Darien, being a thief, rarely uses his new ability to steal, except when specifically assigned to do so. He does this in the series finale, only to leave the stolen money on the sidewalk after having a realization that he doesn't want to go back to his old life anymore. In the pilot, he tries to spy on a soldier and a nurse getting it on. Unfortunately for him (and the audience), his ability is controlled by adrenaline, resulting in him inadvertently becoming visible. The soldier is not amused. After getting his black eye taken care of, he learns some yogic techniques which not only give him complete control over his ability but also allow him to cover only parts of his body with "quicksilver" as well as coat other objects with the substance. He later sneaks into the house of his Keeper but stops short of seeing her in the shower (especially since water would make him visible). A character asks him later if he has ever sneaked into the girls' locker room while invisible.
• Jessica Jones (2015) has Kilgrave with his Mind Control. Sex is just one of the things that he uses this power for, and it's presented as especially monstrous, especially since getting "Kilgraved" at all is analogous to being raped but he frequently goes even further and adds physical rape through this mental coercion. And the title character was just one of his many victims.
• Discussed in Julie e os Fantasmas. Julie's not convinced that three male,teenage ghosts won't use their invisibility powers to spy on her while she's changing, leading her to change, take showers, and go to the bathroom at her friend Bia's house, with increasingly dumb excuses. Though the boys do use these powers, they never actually use them for perverted purposes.
• Legion (2017): Syd has the power to "Freaky Friday" Flip with anyone she touches, and as a young teenager she once used this to swap with her mom and have sex with her mom's boyfriend, which got him arrested for seemingly assaulting a minor when she reverted to her own form in the act.
• Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman:
  • Lois and Clark on the ceiling. Also, the early episodes had few moments where Clark is given the opportunity to use his X-Ray Vision in a less than honorable way and just barely resists the urge to do so. After they get engaged, Lois temporarily gets powers and does the same thing (via "guessing" whether Clark is wearing boxers or briefs). After they get married all the call for restraint is pretty much gone: there's even a bit where Clark flirts by commenting on it.
  • There's also an episode where a regular Joe is granted Superman's powers. When he tracks the guy down, he finds him sitting on a building using his X-ray vision to look through the building across the way... and into a women's locker room. Superman is not amused.
• Lost Girl: A running theme of the series. The central character is Bo, a succubus who needs to feed upon sexual energy (a process pleasurable for both parties) with the power to temporarily Charm Person others. Recurring/main character Vex has the ability to make People Puppets and, unlike Bo, has no moral compass to restrain its use. That is just the main characters. With a succubus as a heroine, most other powers encountered are viewed through a lascivious gaze, if not outright used as such.
• In The Magicians (2016), Kady and Penny use their magic to levitate so that they can have sex in mid-air. Quentin and Alice's first time is after turning into foxes in Antarctica, which is why he nicknames her "Vix".
• In The Ministry of Time episode "Time of Magic", real-life psychic Joaquín Argamasilla appears as a man with X-Ray Vision working for the 1924 Ministry. He makes it clear that he can see through people's clothes and does so constantly, even men. At the end of the episode, the heroes try to recruit him to work for the present-day Ministry. He accepts... after checking out Irene through her clothes (she doesn't seem to mind).
• Misfits: Several of the group's powers potentially lend themselves to abuse.
  • Simon uses his Invisibility for sneaking into the women's locker room and then sits there watching them changing. Later he uses his power to rob a bank van, and Nathan lampshades this by noting how odd it is that a bunch of young offenders didn't think of using their powers to commit crimes earlier.
  • Alisha's first power makes anybody who's touched her be overcome by lust for her, and she used it to have sex with many men, including Curtis. He gets very angry at this afterward, and later says she raped him.
  • Discussed by Nathan regarding Curtis' Time Travel ability: "If I had your power, I'd wait til I came, then go back a couple of seconds and just... hover."
  • Curtis later gets a Gender Bender power. He has sex with the same woman as both his male and female selves, without her knowing he'd done this.
  • Alex can remove someone else's power through having sex with them. Once, after Finn gets brainwashed into a murderous Satanist, Alex has to rape him for removing this.
• The Power (2023):
  • Some young women soon discover use of the power in mildly stimulating the vagina can cause them to have sexual pleasure.
  • Later we learn it can also enhance orgasm if a woman slightly uses this while having sex with a man (or, presumably, a woman).
• Sabrina the Teenage Witch (1996):
  • Whenever a witch wants something really bad and says it three times, she makes it happen. The aunts call it a Randy Travis spell, because they frequently use it conjure up country singer Randy Travis. The Stinger of the episode has Sabrina first conjuring up Eddie Cibrian and it cuts away just as she starts chanting "Brad Pitt, Brad Pitt, Brad Pitt" (although the novelization then says "some things even witches couldn't do").
  • Sabrina turns a magician friend invisible and wonders where a teenage boy with invisibility would go. Gilligan Cut to the girls' locker room.
  • One episode has Zelda creating a helmet that allows the wearer to have X-ray vision. Hilda naturally uses this to spy under the mailman's clothes.
  • An accidental example, but Sabrina ends up trapped in Libby's brain and in trying to make her sneeze, she makes her start kissing the vice principal on the cheek.
• Salem: Tituba suspects Mary's decision to invade John Alden's dreams to be this, since she repeatedly used them to have dream-sex with him. Although she loses control at one point and gets briefly trapped in a nightmare, she succeeds not only at extracting the information she needed from John, but as a side effect, it makes him lust after every woman he passes by.
• Sense8: The series acknowledges the likelihood of kinkiness coming up when eight attractive non-asexual adults develop a Psychic Link with each other. Psychic orgies crop up no less than three times in the series, one with just four members, one with all eight, and the finale which involves all eight and all their lovers.
• Smallville:
  • When Clark's X-Ray Vision first begins to develop, one of the first things he sees is the girls changing in the locker room. His reaction goes from confused to happy very quickly. Less accidental when, under the influence of red kryptonite, he purposefully sees through Chloe and Lana's clothes.
    Clark: Did you know that Chloe has a birthmark on her cheek?
    Pete: No, she doesn't.
    Clark: Not that cheek.
    Pete: Are you doing what I think you are doing? [Clark gazes at Chloe with a dreamy expression] Clark, that is Chloe you are scoping, man!
    Clark: Not just Chloe. [camera swerves to show Lana next to Chloe]
  • Inverted when Clark is Brought Down to Normal. Since under normal circumstances, a human partner couldn't do the deed without him potentially hurting them, Clark has exploited the opportunity to scratch that itch. He later gets training to avoid that problem.
  • Lana and Clark go at it after she temporarily gains Kryptonian powers, causing a series of seismic events which cause considerable concern to the townsfolk.
  • Maxima, Zatanna, and a few others use Psychic Powers, magic, or other talents to seduce people.
• Star Trek:
  • In Star Trek: The Original Series episode "Amok Time", we are introduced to (among other things) Pon Farr, the Vulcans' version of Mate or Die.
  • Star Trek: The Next Generation:
    • In "The Naked Now", an intoxicated Tasha Yar confirmed early on that yes, Data is fully functional and has multiple "recreational" techniques programmed into him.
    • A Ferengi once beamed both Deanna and Lwaxanna Troi right out of their clothes with his transporter. However, this is probably a cultural thing. (Ferengi women are expected to be naked, and Ferengi men are scandalized by women wearing clothes. Betazoids have no nudity taboo, so the two women were only mildly annoyed at this detail.) Unless Gene Roddenberry was writing...
  • Star Trek: Deep Space Nine:
    • Quark's holosuites include programs such as "Vulcan Love Slave" which are very popular with a certain clientèle. He also spends an entire episode's B-plot trying to get a scan of Kira Nerys to make holographic Rule 34 of her for a client, which ends in Kira sabotaging the program so that Quark's head is superimposed on her body.
    • It's also established that Klingon resilience makes for some extremely rough sex. Broken bones on the wedding night are kind of a badge of honor.
    • In "Chimera", Odo and Kira make up after a misunderstanding and proceed to celebrate their reunion with the prime time-safe version of sex — Odo transforms into a shimmering golden cloud of light and envelops Kira, who spreads her arms wide, turns slowly around and revels in it with a look of complete ecstasy on her face. (This doubles as a Call-Back to the original series episode "Metamorphosis", in which a happily marooned Zefram Cochrane shares the same experience with his companion.)
  • Star Trek: Voyager: Both the holographic doctor and Tom Paris employ the holodeck to help their resident Vulcans deal with their Pon Farr problem. The Doctor has also explicitly upgraded himself with the necessary equipment for sex. His superior model in the Alpha Quadrant can't help but ask for that particular modification.
  • In Star Trek: Enterprise, Tucker once accidentally cloaks half his arm. Mayweather casually suggests that "It might be helpful on movie night, if you bring a date", only for Tucker to shoot him a look. Then Mayweather clarifies: "in case you want to steal some popcorn...."
• Supernatural:
  • Sam has always been less than tender with his partners. So when he becomes addicted to the powers that he gets from demon blood, he and his female demon mentor can take advantage of any open wounds she happens to have. Or, they could make some new ones. Hey, it's all practice.
  • In another episode, some teenage loser uses a recently-created wishing well to make himself invisible so that he can spy on girls showering and such. He then gets hit by a car that can't see him.
• Tattooed Teenage Alien Fighters from Beverly Hills: In the episode "Nightmare on Rodeo Drive", the heroes become trapped in a dream world. Swinton figures it out and tells the others that anything they think of comes true. Gordon smiles at Laurie and she is suddenly in her bra and panties. She gets annoyed and wills her clothes back.
• Torchwood: Children of Earth: In "Day Three", Gwen admits to taking home the Eye-5s, a form of high-tech contact lens, for "fun". Ianto is initially surprised at this, but then admits to doing the same himself, the implication being that both used them for sexual purposes with their partners.
• True Blood:
  • Vampires often use their Super-Strength and Super-Speed on intimate partners. On a couple of occasions, vampires have been shown to screw at "warp speed". They are also prone to abuse their Hypnotic Eyes, as well as the fact that humans that drink their blood develop erotic desires towards them, even against their own sexual orientation.
  • When Jason finds out that Sam is a shifter, he begins to wonder just what other uses this power has. He once wonders if Sam has had sex with an animal while an animal, because it wouldn't be bestiality if Sam was in animal form, it'd just be nature. Andy is disgusted by even thinking of this. It's unknown if Sam does this or not.
• Subverted in The Vampire Diaries. When Elena becomes a vampire in Season 4, she becomes "sire-bound" to Damon. Not only must she do anything he tells her will make him happy, she wants to. She breaks up with Stefan and has sex with Damon, but at this point Damon is unaware of the sire bond. When he learns that is what is happening, he tries very hard to resist taking advantage of the opportunity — no small feat for a Villain Protagonist.
• The Wheel of Time (2021): Maksim, one of Alanna's two Warders, strongly implies that the Bond with her is used for enhanced pleasure while they and her other Warder Ivhon have sex, since it lets them all feel things the others do.
• The Whitest Kids U' Know has a sketch about a man who trains himself to be able to use telekinesis... so that he can masturbate while laying back with his hands behind his head.
• The Witcher (2019): In "Reunion" Philippa uses her magic to give her and Eva, her girlfriend, an intense orgasm at the same time.
• In an episode of Xena: Warrior Princess with a magical parchment that makes whatever is written on it happen, Joxer uses it to make not just one, not just two, but three naked dancing copies of Gabrielle appear, much to her disgust. Of course, he didn't realize that it was a magic parchment, he was just trying to write a sexy limerick to win her affections.

• MAD:
  • Played for Laughs in their parody of X-Men 1. When the team is looking for Rogue after she runs away, Xavier is busy using Cerebro to watch women shower.
    Storm: We got a phone call from the train station.
    Xavier: Okay, but let me make sure she's not in Anna Kournikova's bathroom... just to be safe.
  • March 1978: In their parody of A New Hope, Darth Vader is Force-choking an officer, when a young female officer enters, and Vader proceeds to Force-grope her.

• Tom Smith's "Waking Up Jedi". Two excerpts:
  I had those Jedi mind tricks which were quite the little perk
  My girlfriend is weak-minded; I was almost late for work.
  And best of all, my girl and I combine our Jedi powers
  There's lots of ways to use the force. And some can last for hours.
• Several examples of this are featured in the "Superhero Sex Scenes" sketches on Mikey Mason's album Squedge.
• The video for "Whip It" by Devo, in which skills with a whip are naturally used to remove a woman's clothes.
• The eponymous Mad Scientist in "Dr. Stein" by Helloween clones his assistant "once or twice" for sexual purposes.
• "Mega Marital Problems" by Starbomb has Mega Man consult marriage counseling from Dr. Wily, who advises that the best way to save his marriage is by defeating the six Robot Masters and using their Special Weapons to satisfy Mrs. Mega Man in the bedroom.
  Dr. Wily: You must beat ze Robot Masters to acquire skills
  And then use them on your wife when she is getting drilled
  Maybe she likes shocks from Elec Man's beam
  Or get burned by fireballs
  She's a freaky man's dream!

• Celtic Mythology:
  • Before the final battle with the Fomorians, The Morrigan uses her shapeshifting powers to turn into a giantess before making love to her husband, The Dagda.
  • The god Lugh shrunk himself tiny and let himself get swallowed by a woman via hiding in her drink. This resulted in the woman getting pregnant with Lugh’s son Cu Chulainn.
• Classical Mythology:
  • Zeus would transform himself into various forms to seduce or rape mortal women.
    • He impregnated Danaë (producing Perseus) with a "shower of gold." Many artists took the shower of gold as several gold coins falling on Danaë. Of course, "golden shower" kinda means something else these days.
    • He sired Myrmidon (and thus the Myrmidon people) with Eurymedusa by transforming the both of them into ants (hence the name — myrmex is Greek for "ant").
    • He carried Europa from the mainland to Crete in the form of a white bull; the myths differ on whether he remained a bull while he and she did the deed; either way, the union produced Minos, the first King of Crete.
    • He famously seduced Queen Leda of Sparta in the form of a swan. According to at least one form of the myth, this led to Leda laying two eggs, one with Castor and Clytemnestra, the other with Pollux and Helen. You see, the former were the children of Leda's mortal husband Tyndareus (with whom she had also slept that day), and the latter two were the children of Zeus. No, we have no idea how this works either.
    • Heracles/Hercules was conceived via a Bed Trick — Zeus couldn't trick Alcmene into sleeping him the normal way, so he transformed into her husband. Her actual husband showed up not long after, which is why Heracles has a Muggle twin brother.
    • Do you know what's arguably creepier than turning into an animal to sexually assault someone? Turning into your own daughter to do it! That's how Zeus knocked up Artemis' follower, Callisto.
  • Demeter's brief relationship with Poseidon was somewhat similar. It wasn't clear whether it was truly rape or seduction, but she fled from him in the shape of a mare, but he caught her by turning into a stallion. The result was, Demeter gave birth to a foal that grew into a horse who could talk.
• Hindu Mythology:
  • Krishna once rescued 16,000 (or 16,100 in a couple of versions) women from a demon and married all of them. He proceeded to split himself up into multiple bodies in order to bed each of them on the same night.
  • The Mahabharata kicks off when Pandu kills two deer having sex, who are actually a powerful sage and his wife shapeshifting for fun. Since he's subsequently cursed that he Can't Have Sex, Ever, he gets kids by having his wives summon gods to impregnate them.
• Loki from Norse Mythology once turned into a female horse and got pregnant. There was a belief that Loki might occasionally spend several years at a time as a woman, marry a mortal man, possibly give birth to several children and one day disappear. Thus people whose mother went missing were sometimes called "children of Loki".
• The Hantu Raya of Malaysian Mythology is a ghostly Familiar that is physically identical to its master. One of the stated uses for it is committing adultery, because it can pose as the sorceror while he is off sleeping with another man's wife.
• The Ring of Gyges is another good example, where a man named Gyges finds a ring that makes him invisible. He proceeds to rape the King's wife, simply because he can.

• Quantus the Tech Priest (David's character from Fandible's long-running series of Rogue Trader episodes) is a cyborg who's mostly composed of robot parts, and can communicate with most forms of technology. His fascination with Xenos technology, and the methods he employs when examining alien archeotech, are... disturbing.
• Plumbing the Death Star:
  • In the middle of "Professor Charles Xavier's Crazy Summer", Duscher guesses that Thor wouldn't be scared by Professor X's mind control powers, only for Zammit to respond in his Xavier imitation, "Well let's try. Boop-boop-boop, fist your own asshole. [beat] Yes, I think we know who's in charge here." All three burst out laughing and barely manage to continue the episode.
  • Shanks concludes in "How Dare Wizards?!" that if Harry Potter's wizards were to come out and integrate with normal society, magical porn would immediately become a thing, and that wizards' ability to turn into animals would rapidly see some weird results.
  • Since "pleasing mum" is part of the metric in "Which Super Smash Bro would Make the Best Step-Dad?", a point is almost made about Yoshi the dinosaur and his abilities, but Duscher mercifully shuts the train of thought down.
• One of the purposes of "Which Superhero Would Make The Best Lover?" is to discuss how superheroes could use their powers to improve their love life.

• In one of the sourcebooks for Aberrant, White Wolf's supers game, there is an organization made up of LGBT novas who band together for queer solidarity. This includes activists, crimefighters, superpowered pro wrestlers... and some more bent characters like Tommy Orgy, a musician with duplication powers, and The Master, a hyper-charismatic dominant who specializes in using his powers to "correct" homophobes.
• Bleak World has the Court of Wine for the Princess race. It's spells cost less than any other spell in the game, but would likely only be used for sexual mischief. Their 10th level spell (which for most other organizations would be a world destroying lightning bolt or summoning an old god) is turning everyone in a city into drunken nymphomaniacs.
• Cyberpunk 2020 has both cybernetic implants (for both sexes) and mind altering chips (giving you skills to seduce and please). Because "it's not enough to be hung like a horse, you must know how to use it".
• Dungeons & Dragons:
  • There is a fan-created rulebook for 2nd edition which concerns sex. In addition to setting out a great deal of information about the copulative habits of elves and whatnot, it also has a section of "New Kinks with Old Spells", which puts a sexual twist on traditional D&D spells. They include charm person, polymorph, and unseen servant. The d20-era Book of Erotic Fantasy has similar content.
  • The more powerful illusion spells effect all five senses. And you can choose to fail your save to disbelieve... just use your imagination.
  • Players also like to bring up the fact that Paladins have disease immunity as a class feature. In fact, this is even mentioned in the aforementioned Book of Erotic Fantasy as a bonus for Paladins who decide to play Lawful Good Ethical Sluts.^note Yes, those can exist according to the Book of Erotic Fantasy, as the example of a Lawful Good character is actually an Ethical Slut Lesbian Paladin.
  • On the non-magical side of D&D, a character who gets a high enough result on an Escape Artist skill check is capable of squeezing through a four-square-inch hole. 4chan decided to go "spelunking".
  • The old Mature Topics forum on wizards.com generated some fascinating discussions.
  • In the Eberron setting, it is repeatedly and explicitly established that changelings can have whatever appearance or gender they like (including genderless or hermaphrodite), as long as it is humanoid and in the Medium size category. And they don't change sex while pregnant.
  • In Dragon #315, the Prestige Class "Silverhaired Knight" was introduced. Now, it might not be obvious at first glance, but at level 5 they get the ability Consume Sins, which changes any evil fey, giant, humanoid, or monstrous humanoid's alignment to Neutral, and it just requires you to maintain physical contact for a number of minutes equal to the target's HD, and the target must be conscious. Given how long sex lasts, it's entirely plausible for you to redeem the Big Bad by sleeping with them.
  • Even core spells can be used in this manner. For example, the spell Mordenkainen's magnificent mansion specifies that the extradimensional mansion comes staffed with 100 near-transparent, completely obedient servants that can perform any action a human servant can perform, with the exception of attacking or harming others. Furthermore, the caster decides the appearance and attire of said servants — if the caster (for example) decides they look like big-breasted Catgirls in French Maid Outfits, there's not much the DM can do.
  • A few core spells can be diverted from their normal usage to become The Nudifier. Notably, a baleful polymorph spell leaves items and clothing unaffected, thus even if dispelled, temporarily suppressed by Anti-Magic, or reverted by a natural shapechanger, the subject will end up stark naked. Even a disintegrate spell can be aimed toward clothes instead of the one wearing them, although it's overkill. The invisibility spell can also be directed at objects, in which case the clothing isn't removed, but the visual effect is the same. The spell telekinesis (and the psionic power telekinetic maneuver) can perform a distant grapple, and among the options of grappling is removing items worn, thus telekinesis can be used to strip a subject.
• Exalted:
  • The Lunars can create empowered demi-humans called Beastmen. To do so, they need to either A) take a human form and have intercourse with an animal or B) take an animal form and have intercourse with a human... keep in mind, some characters have entire armies of these. Third Edition makes this somewhat less icky by noting it's still an option, but Lunars can also create Beastmen by having sex in their hybrid form (so basically, getting fucked by a werewolf) or by putting humans through a magically prepared Training from Hell.
  • There's also a skill they can learn which allows them to swap gender.
  • And as of Dreams of the First Age, Lunars have access to a high-Essence Shapeshifting Knack that modifies their ability to take another human's form. Instead of needing to kill the human and partake of their heart's blood, they just need to have sex with them. Third edition then updates this with a number of low Essence charms that allow Lunars to claim peoples shapes through a variety of contests, deals, and other symbolic 'sacred hunts' that all leave the person alive.
  • There are two sex-based martial arts styles. The Scroll of the Monk introduced Orgiastic Fugitive Style, although that book is considered Fanon Discontinuity. Glories of the Most High provided the alternative.
  • Solars have a Performance charm specifically to make everyone present fall in love with them or their cause. It's called "Husband-Seducing Demon Dance".
• GURPS has fun with this. Flexibility explicitly gives you a bonus on Erotic Art rolls. The Bio-Tech supplement is very aware of this trope, with its "enhanced female secondary and male primary sexual characteristics", "Exotic Genitalia" and "Prehensile Tongue" all giving bonuses to the same skill.
• In Nomine has what are called songs, which are functionally equivalent to spells in D&D. The songs of Numinous Corpus allow for bodily transformation. The Book of Songs says that the Demon Prince of Lust "is known to share several "ornamental" Numinous Corpus that are best left to the imagination . . .".
  • Likewise, each Archangel/Demon Prince gives the different types of angel/demon a special abilities, and have additional abilities they can be granted. Naturally, some of Lust's require sex to even function properly. On a more sex positive note, the Archangel of Creation approves so much of (explicitly) consensual sex that when his servants engage in it, they get Essence (the energy source for powers).
• Old World of Darkness/New World of Darkness: Considering that White Wolf published an official (though admittedly non-canonical) erotic novel set in the Old World of Darkness, we have moved beyond mere "potential" for perversion here.
  • Vampire: The Requiem, full stop. There's Majesty, which is Charm Person, taken Up to Eleven. There's Dominate, which is the classic vampire Hypnotic Eyes. There's Protean, which is the power to change shapes (including partial transformation, with a minor application of Resilience). And then there's the Kiss of the Vampire itself, which is so ungodly pleasurable it can substitute for a sex act (and its damage can be healed with licking). And that's just the core book. There's more in the Splats.
  • Mage: The Awakening has an entire Legacy, the Whipping Boys, that originated when a depressed mage psychically compelled a dominant to really hurt him during a session and found something transcendent beyond the pain.
  • And beating out the Whipping Boys would be the Cult of Ecstasy from the predecessor game, Mage: The Ascension. The cult is made of various ecstatics who find power in the exhaustion of the body. This can be anything from exercise to drugs to fasting, but sex seems to be very, very popular. And they have control over Time, which can lead to some interesting scenarios.
  • Werewolf: The Apocalypse has Gifts, magical abilities one can learn from various spirits of nature. Animal Attraction causes a flood of pheromones to act as a very powerful aphrodisiac; this is explicitly used to get around the fact that werewolf Rage makes most normal humans keep their distance, so the Garou have a better chance of finding mates (it's also an element that gets downplayed regularly due to all the general issues associated with pheromonal powers). Persuasion is used to give credence or imbue greater meaning when persuading someone. Depending on your Storyteller, Persuasion can be used to convince someone to do anything.
  • Werewolf: The Forsaken has the "Call Human" rite, which explicitly mentions in its description that less-than-virtuous werewolves have used it to summon random humans to their location to rape them. That said, the sexual/spiritual/pheromonal attraction between a werewolf and a wolf-blooded human is strong enough to almost qualify as date rape itself.
  • Changeling: The Lost has the Spring Court. Every court has a signature emotion they can feed off of and manipulate, such as Anger for the Summer Court or Fear for the Autumn Court. The Spring Court's emotion is Desire, so they can do things like learn someone's desires, alter someone's desires, appear as the person a target most desires, or compel someone to pursue their desires regardless of the costs. Desire isn't just lust, but lust and sexual desires are explicitly included.
  • Fangame Genius: The Transgression discusses the use of Wonders for funtimes. For the most part, doing such is a minor ding on the karma meter (since you're misusing the power), and getting really kinky might cause a minor sanity break, but there are several things that will result in your Obligation going down hard; any love potions or sosuch are absolutely analogous to rape, and taken just as seriously.
  • Princess: The Hopeful has the Specchio Charms (signature abilities of the Queen of Mirrors), which are infamous for being this in spades. Examples include making people into your suitors to prove their love to you in a way the Princess specifies, giving bonuses on seduction rolls, and "Through the Looking Glass", which allows a Princess to enter in Another Dimension inside a mirror and carve an invisible hideout inside, and is explicitly mentioned in its description as perfect for Princesses who try to bring a boyfriend home without their mother knowing.
• Shadowrun is full of this, at least in the setting chapters.
  • It's a Cyberpunk game, so The Internet Is for Porn is taken Up to Eleven. Simsense is officially so couch potatoes can visit Aspen to ski or climb mountains, but the primary use is detailed in Strange Days — recordings of people screwing, and recordings of people committing crimes. There's interactive virtual reality Visual Novels, so of course there's interactive virtual reality porn. There's Snuff Films, so there's simulations where users can pretend to die — which often drives them insane. The Augmentation supplement has cybernetic genitals. Perhaps most disturbing are "bunraku"; prostitutes with artificial personalities — think Joss Whedon's Dollhouse, but used by organized crime on unwilling subjects. Usually these are just attractive men and women with a single brain implant, but particularly ruthless operations will mix-and-match body parts from various subjects to produce an "ideal" and kill the discards.
  • Magic gets "perverted" every bit as much. Certain mages have been rumored to use Summoned Spirits for... services. The chapter on Sapient Shapeshifting Animals as PCs has a sidebar called "But they look Metahuman!", in which a Jackpoint poster attempts to explain the differences between shifters and actual metahumans (resulting in Fastjack having to edit the explicit sexual content out of the post). To top it all off? Street Magic contains variants on the "Confusion" spell called "Orgasm" and "Orgy" (later editions make this spell slightly less perverted by changing the names to "Euphoria" and "Opium Den", but it's effectively a distinction without a difference). That's not even getting into Seattle's underground sex industry, or the more "creative" uses of various other abilities. The 5th edition rulebook even explicitly states that when anything new is discovered (in the example given, it's the re-emergence of magic) the first two questions asked are "How can I make money off of it?" and "How can I use it in porn?".
• Followers and daemons of Slaanesh in Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 are constantly seeking new sensations, and while sex is far from the only source it is used frequently. Slaanesh itself was born this way in 40K, as the Eldar devolved so much into hedonism that their emotions coalesced in the Warp and birthed the Chaos God of depravity.

• Baldur's Gate III: If the player romances Halsin and chooses to have sex with him, before the act he'll briefly Wild Shape into a bear before switching back, saying he sometimes can't "tame the beast", as it were. The player has the option to ask him to switch back. If you tell him you're into it, he warns you that it'll be quite "untamed, vigorous, and large", but does shift back into a bear for the encounter. We don't see much after he approaches, but judging by the reaction we see from a nearby squirrel he's correct.
• BioShock:
  • The Scout Plasmid of BioShock 2 is, for all intentions, an Astral Projection power set, allowing the user's consciousness to move and effect the world independently of its body. A cut audio diary from the game reveals that a man named Tommy Hanrahan was using it to spy on the ladies' dressing room at the Adonis Resort.
  • Taken further in BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea with the Peeping Tom plasmid, which allows the user to see through walls and even turn invisible. It's found at an adult bookstore/novelty shop, with the following audio diary.
    Antonio Rodriguez: Dear Madam, I have received your letter regarding our line of Peeping Tom Plasmids, and wish to respond thusly: Tough. Luck. This is Rapture, miss. What my customers do with my product is their business. If you are feeling uncomfortable, you are more than welcome to line the walls of your home in lead. If you wish, I could direct you to a reputable supplier.
  • BioShock Infinite itself has the Possession vigor, which turns enemies and devices to your side. A kinetoscope advertising it shows a customer amassing a harem of ladies to visit a beach with him.
  • Bioshock Infinite also has multiverse mechanics that introduce Screw Yourself possibilities, quite directly, with the Luteces (male and female alternate selves in a cross-universe romance).
• In Blackwell Epiphany this is joked about by Abe Goldfarb, Joey's voice actor, in one of the commentary nodes, noting that because Joey can only lightly blow on things, fellating the living is his power. He thus declares as canon that "Joey sucks a mean dick".
• Dark Souls: What would you do when you have the Force miracle, which allows you to blow away stuff without doing any harm? Pushing the Hollows to bottomless pits? Causing a nuisance around the people? Deflecting the arrows? Or, blowing away the Godiva Hair from the Fair Lady... What?
• Deus Ex: Human Revolution has a sidequest involving a pimp forcing his girls to get augmented.
  Mei Suen: You can tell your customers to get augmentations themselves so they can go fuck themselves!
  Edgar Lee: I'm sure some of them already have.
• In Disgaea, the "Tentacles" Weapon for Monster Classes is stated in its item description to be "good for groping all kinds of places."
• Dispatch: Invisigal is introduced using her Invisibility power to spy on Robert during his Shirtless Scene. One of her "Red Flags" even lists her as a "Not-So-Secret Perv".
• Dragon Age:
  • Dragon Age II:
    • Isabela to Anders, recounting an evening at a Denerim brothel: "Oh! Were you the runaway mage who could do that electricity thing? That was nice..." Hawke or Varric interrupts them before that conversation can go any further.
    • Isabela gets curious about Fenris' intangibility punch — or, as she calls it, "that magical fisting thing you do" — and speculates he could make a lot of money out of it. Subverted in a later conversation, when she suggests using it to remove sharp objects from people.
    • In the "Legacy" DLC, if you pursued a romance with Merrill and take her and Anders with you, Anders might note how he saw her poking around his books the other day. She explains that she wanted to find some "dirty spells". Before the conversation escalates, Hawke stops it with a "Please, stop talking."
  • In contrast to the second game, Dragon Age: Inquisition plays this for drama and horror; while discussing the Rite of Tranquility (a magical process/punishment used to remove a dangerous or evil mage’s ability to feel emotion or make decisions, rendering them harmless), Cassandra mentions cases she’s seen of the Rite being abused, including incidents where corrupt Templars falsely invoked it to turn mages they found attractive into complacent sex slaves. On an equally creepy note, it’s eventually revealed that the reason Dorian’s on such bad terms with his family is because his father saw his homosexuality as a threat to the family’s bloodline and tried to use a blood magic ritual to rewrite his mind to make him heterosexual, like a horrific, magic-based version of conversion therapy.
• The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim:
  • There is a dungeon called Yngvild where a shunned necromancer named Arondil has taken refuge. After he starts resurrecting the bodies in the crypt he finds that all of them are female, and he slowly realizes the advantages of having an army of reanimated women that bend to his will. Then it gets weird. He discovers it feels a lot better to feel up the ghosts than have sex with the bodies, and proceeds to have his zombies go kidnap more women from the town he was shunned from so that he can murder them and bind their ghosts to his will. And yes, this is exactly as creepy and disturbing as it sounds.
  • If you level up your pickpocketing skill to 100, you can get the Perfect Touch perk, which lets you steal people's equipped items. Like their clothes. That they are currently wearing. This leads to many of Skyrim's women suddenly losing everything but their lingerie and continuing their daily lives while almost naked^note or literally naked if one modded the game, all thanks to one lusty Dragonborn.
• In Fallout: New Vegas, one side-quest has you searching The REPCONN Test Site for a shipment of Stealth Boys. One terminal entry mentions that every employee was required to reread the company's sexual harassment and workplace behaviors polices, implying they were used just this way.
• Inverted in the Fate series. A common meme about Rider (Medusa) is that her A+ rank in Riding stems from her being a Sex God. It was later confirmed that sexual prowess can correlate to Riding skill, with Meltryllis and Queen Medb both having B ranks in Riding specifically because of how much sex they had in their legends^note though in Meltryllis's case, it's due to the Heroic Spirits that make her up.
• Final Fantasy VII Rebirth gives Yuffie a shadow clones for a couple cases of Cutscene Power to the Max. One sidequest, which revolves around cleaning some these clones up, has Yuffie contemplating cloning their party members during conversations with Cloud. When the subject turns to possibly cloning Tifa, Cloud immediately gets flustered at the thought.
• Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise: In the source material, Hokuto Shinken is a martial art that uses Pressure Point manipulation for various effects, most usually for the purpose of making victims' body parts explode in a gruesome fashion, but it can also be used to mind-control targets, manipulate a person's body like a puppet, and even for healing purposes...but have you ever wondered whether Hokuto Shinken could be used for sex enhancement? Well, in this game, Lyra openly asks Kenshiro if there's a channeling point he could trigger to help a small-chested nightclub hostess grow bigger boobs. However, Ken says, not as far as he knows. (And the hostess in question is offended, saying big boobs aren't all it takes to make a girl sexy.)
• Mass Effect:
  • Biotics can be used for... all manner of purposes. Mordin will even point this out if Shepard is pursuing a romance with a biotic, offering some manuals and reading material on helping you get the most bang for your biotic. Doubly hilarious if Shepard is also a biotic.
  • Gentleman Thief Kasumi Goto takes full advantage of her cloaking, using it to spy on her crush Jacob while he does sit-ups, and offering a few... perceptive observations, like this one if you romance Miranda:
    Kasumi: I have to ask: how genetically modified is Miranda? Because... wow.
  • Drell's Photographic Memory, according to Thane, is useful for "lonely nights."
• One of your party members in Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of the Betrayer is Gannayev, the son of a night hag, who has the ability to enter into and travel through people's dreams. Being one of the very few pretty hagspawns in the land and more than a bit of a Casanova, he gleefully abuses this power to hop into the dreams of horny farm girls so he can get laid even in his sleep.
• Used in the toe-curlingly hilarious fan-made Ace Attorney H-Game, Phoenix Drive. from what is legible from the awesomely terrible translation, it's shameless about having the characters who are mediums use their powers to, er, change their body shape during... activities. Highlights involve them channeling "sleeping girls" (incidentally, Franziska von Karma and April May), which is a power certainly not exhibited in-game, and keeping their original personality during a channeling (insofar as the characters in the game had their original personalities).
• Planescape: Torment:
  • When the protagonist learns about Grace's succubus kiss, he takes the time to write down that, as an immortal, he can survive it.
  • One of the optional puzzles in Grace's Bordello is solving the mystery of disappearing lingerie. It turns out to be a mage who shapeshifted into a dresser to hold all the ladies' underwear.
• In the Pokémon series, Zoroark is a Mon known for being able to assume via illusion the appearances of other beings, including humans. Pokémon Sword and Shield, via the Shield Version Pokédex entry from the Isle of Armor DLC, mentions how this is valued among "lonely trainers."
• In Psychonauts one of the campers, Nils Lutefisk, plots to use Clairvoyance on an acorn to spy on girls through a squirrel's eyes.
• In Quest for Glory II you can buy x-ray glasses from Keapon Laffin. Among other uses the hero can look through walls at women changing clothes. At one point, a girl can be seen fully nude, with nipples in the Fan Remake.
• Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon has the option to use a Skill Order demon in conjunction with a strand of hair to morph the hero into a woman. In fact, alignment can be freely changed before the locking event by visiting the local bathhouse in that shape, and checking if you can get in.
• Shrink 'High: The antagonists of the game have a Shrink Ray that they're using on various people, including your Player Character Chijinda. People on both the heroes' and villains' side take plenty of opportunities to have fun with this; Chijinda can even literally get into his crush's pants.
• Splatoon 2: During the Flight vs. Invisibility Splatfest, Pearl and Marina both discuss the potential applications of these two powers. Marina, representing Team Invisibility, points out some of its perks:
  "With invisibility, you could spy on people while they're...inking their Splat Zone."
• Another BioWare appearance of the trope in Star Wars: The Old Republic. If a female Jedi Knight is romancing Doc, then Doc hangs a very big lampshade on this by commenting that she must be using Force abilities to spice up sex. The Knight can lampshade right back by asking if that just makes him even more excited, which actually flusters him.

• Soul of Sovereignty: Alluded to in regards to flower reading. An entire record of Fayimic texts, the "Low Verses," was considered dubiously canon in Aksend due to being rife with sexual content involving Fayim themself, going so far as to claim that the poet Kesarat was the incarnate Fayim's lover. In a flashback-within-a-flashback in Chapter 3, Loic bitterly recalls how enthusiastic Albenne was for him to use flower reading as a part of their foreplay in spite of her current fear and distaste for it.

• Sid in Broken Quest uses his Magic Mirror to peep on fat women taking baths.
• In the Cartoon Hooligans episode "What If Superman Got Sick?!", Superman uses his X-ray vision to peek into the Justice League headquarters' female locker room, with Supergirl, Batgirl and Wonder Woman inside. The three are understandably pissed at him when they find out, along with the rest of the Justice League.
• Sonic In X Minutes: In Sonic 06 in O6 minutes, Mephiles shows off a blue Chaos Emerald to a bewildered Silver and Blaze, telling him that the Chaos Emeralds have the ability to change one's thoughts into power. Cue Silver thinking up a projection of Blaze wearing a bikini and the latter slapping him for it and keeping the emerald for herself.

• anti-HEROES: A pair of pervert ghosts discuss who's hotter, the sexy vampire or the naughty tiefling. Frank mentions how a girl with a tail can do kinky stuff, before excusing himself when Keriss, said tailed tiefling, comes closer. Then she confirms to Kaal that yes, Frank is right about the whole tail thing.
• Dungeons & Doodles: Tales from the Tables: After Angela died and was resurrected, Eriawynn and Redwen kept her severed head so that the former could cast speak with dead on it for the purpose of grilling it about her private life for gossip material. The head's former owner is not pleased when she finds out. The next episode reveals this moment was All Just a Dream she had after passing out on the battlements of Waterdeep last night.
• El Goonish Shive:
  • Played with in regards to Tedd's Transformation Ray. He liked to test it on himself, using it to turn into a girl so often that he developed habits that he's better at while female than male. He spent most of his time in school thinking it was just a fetish of his, until a bit of soul-searching and some help from Grace made him realise he's actually just genderfluid.
  • Elliot can change into a girl. Ashley, who is bi and has a transformation fetish, is quite interested in that. Notably, he himself utterly fails at using his shapeshifting for perversion to his own ends, since it mostly just makes him feel guilty. He does sheepishly admit that he has checked himself out before, though.
  • Lampshaded with Agent Cranium's ability to conduct covert surveillance via magic. Charlotte says that sounds tempting to misuse. Cranium claims she's never considered it, but a Cutaway Gag to her standing outside a men's locker room begs to differ.
  • Subverted in Tedd's glasses. They initially had an X-ray setting, which was explicitly for security purposes to see hidden weapons. However, Tedd removed the setting because he did not want to spy on people.
  • One of the first things Rhoda tried after figuring out she had Sizeshifter magic was making her boobs bigger. Also, Rhoda and her girlfriend Catalina have a simultaneous Imagine Spot of a shrunken Catalina riding in Rhoda's cleavage, but they're both too embarrassed to say it out loud.
  • One of the Patreon Pinups features Ashley straddling Elliot and calling him while he's shape-shifted in his Cheerleadra form, in which his phone and its functionality — including vibrating alerts — become a part of him. Dan even mentions in a comment that the only thing keeping this scene from being canon is that they haven't had an in-story opportunity to do it yet.
• Erfworld:
  • Discussed: by the structure of the setting, all subordinate units are compelled to automatically obey the orders of any superior. That means any order. Maggie even suggests that Parson could order one of the Archons to sleep with him if he needs to relieve stress, which he finds quite disturbing. More specifically, Archons are essentially angels that are hired out by their Private Military Contractor boss. They're hired on a sliding scale of fees, and the most expensive is "full service", where the archons will behave in all ways as units of the hiring side, up to and including fighting against their own faction if so ordered. It's mentioned that warlords who have hired Archons with this contract will often "make use of them" before sending them out to fight. Since they were resurrected by his side, they've decided to treat Parson as if he has hired them in this way.
  • Another feature of Erfworld is that all non-fatal injuries completely heal at the start of your side's turn. BDSM can get a lot more hardcore when the only limitation is "don't croak your partner".
  • Parson is a "large" warlord unit (same size range as horse or troll) while archons are normal human-sized "medium" units. Maggie finds Parson's thinking of consent weird but very charming. His next argument why he doesn't do it is because he might tear the unlucky girl apart due to size difference. Maggie laughs, tells him that most people overestimate the value of that particular stat and that he might even give the lucky girl a night to remember, thanks to above healing all injuries at dawn. It takes a long time for Parson to realize that Maggie is actually attracted to him and has given the subject matter a lot of thought for that reason.
• Thanks to all the Mad Science devices that one can purchase on the open market, it is quite common in Girl Genius that the women of Europa wear disintegration-proof metal & leather underwear.
• Grrl Power:
  • An aversion: there is a poster in the Women's locker room that states that none of the men have X-ray vision and even if they did all they would see is bone and an outline of flesh.
  • On the other hand, Sydney does consider using her scouting orb to spy on the men's room.
  • There's a superheroine with the power of Self-Duplication. Her code name is "Harem", and it's for exactly the reason you think it is. A strip with a bonus panel carries the implication that she's experimented by herself before, too.
  • Mr. Amorphous can stretch any part of himself, including his tongue. "Brook is a lucky girl, isn't she?"
  • Deus's idea of wanting to make temporary, customizable superpowers available to the masses is represented by a Japanese vending machine selling 8-hour powers for the bedroom, like tentacles, horse-sized genitals, or Jiggle Physics.
  • Dabbler is a succubus, so of course everything in her repertoire is pervertible, from literally hypnotizing people with her body parts, to a gun which shoots full-body restraints, to a psychic sense for arousal and/or arousing situations (dubbed the "Porno Sense"). When mention is made of a global communication spell, Sydney immediately asks Dabbler if she uses it for sexting, which the latter confirms. And during one brawl, Dabbler uses a lubricant to trip up a few opponents... which Sydney immediately suspects is Not the Intended Use, given that Dabbler has it. Dabbler states (in an innuendo-laden sentence) that every tool in her box has multiple uses.
• The Last Days of FOXHOUND: Decoy Octopus admits to Revolver Ocelot here that he once impersonated Berthold (a wolf) and used the opportunity to watch Sniper Wolf while she was in the shower since she would think it was only her pet. It worked... until the real Berthold showed up behind him.
• Peter Is the Wolf. Humans have lips but short tongues, wolves have long tongues but no lips, werewolves have lips and long tongues. This make them great at giving head.
• Narbonic:
  • Done offscreen: after Dave and Helen hook up, it's hinted that they use the "gender-swap tablets" seen earlier in the strip's run to... interesting effect (as well as the anti-gravity generator, and the nutrient tanks, and the containment room with the padded walls, and the electrodes, and the Steam Caverns of Mars...) One of Dave's laments after they break up is "Good Lord, I'll never have lesbian sex again!"
  • Another strip has some of the other characters discussing Helen and Dave's relationship. After Helen wanders by, one of them comments "I'm pretty sure that was actually Dave..."
• Oglaf is half fantasy-comedy, half using fantasy elements in sexy ways.
  • One of the merchants seen is a "Fucksmith", which really says it all.
  • One of the tamer things is a knight who hears of a girl with the power to inflict everything done to her onto her opponents instead, making her invincible, and the knight pursues her to experiment with screwing himself by proxy.
  • Two shapeshifters are shown to use their abilities to open a brothel, but they're apparently a bit out of touch with how human sex actually works.
• One The Order of the Stick strip heavily implies Nale and Sabine have used the latter's shapechanging abilities to sexually experiment.
• Pink Benefits is built on this trope, as it is about two female shapeshifters who use their powers to transform into an endless array of gorgeous forms to have sex with as many people as possible. One of the main characters, originally an overweight young woman, uses her powers to assume a far more attractive form and never goes back to her original body.
• Rosianna Rabbit had two strips where Rosianna's love interest Harry Hare used magic to achieve sexual gratification. The first had him turn himself into a clone of Rosianna so he could look at himself naked in the bathroom (which resulted in him getting kicked out of the wizard school after the real Rosianna caught him), while the second had him turn himself invisible so he could flip Rosianna's skirt to expose her panties without getting caught.
• In one Shortpacked! strip Malaysia asks Robin, a speedster, why Leslie is still dating her. You know how Reverse Flash can turn his hand into a Vibro Weapon? It's ... kind of like that...
• Randy Millholland of Something*Positive has several other projects, including Rhymes with Witch. One comic combines Ben Grim and a rock polisher.
• Special School has Manny, a bisexual college student with "super-charisma:" he subconsciously knows people's thoughts enough to intuit what they want to hear. It's not Mind Control or even conscious Mind Reading, but it's enough to get him a lot of sex if he wants it.
• Subverted: In Super Stupor, superhero Magic Eye has a secret power to force anyone to tell the truth... but it only works while his penis is inside the target/victim. He's deeply disturbed by this, not just because it would in most cases require him to rape an unwilling target, but because of the surprising number of people who would willingly submit to it. Not to mention the fact that the discovery of this power led to the failure of marriage...
• Sluggy Freelance:
  • In "Torg Potter and the Chamberpot of Secretions", Torg is excited at the existence of a magical shop containing every book ever written because it also contains all the smut ever printed. (Then he realises he already has the Internet.)
  • In the chapter "Falling", it turns out that one of Riff's ex-girlfriends (he has a lot of those, some of them rather unusual, and most of them are not even ever shown on screen) exists as multiple clones. Torg immediately thinks of the possibility of Riff getting it on with more than one at the same time. Riff is offended, but it's implied he may have thought of the same thing. Later on, he's actually made the offer but turns it down due to context.
• xkcd strip #924 "3D Printer" discusses spam mail containing actual enlarged 3D-printed penises.

• Visit any Real Life forum about Lucid Dreaming. At least one person will claim to have used it to give themselves some really kinky dreams. This just gets worse if the person in question is also into superpowers...
• Tales of MU:
  • At least part of Stef's interest in Mackenzie is because Mack is Nigh-Invulnerable, but still feels pain — and likes it.
  • Fee Jee also takes advantage of this at one point, as it lets her pretend to feed on a human without consequences.
  • The side character stories also feature a psychic who enjoys telepathically participating in her neighbor's sex, and using telekinesis for unusual purposes.
• Dropout's video "Wish I Had a Portal Gun" explores a range of things that would be made possible by possessing the titular gun from Portal, including autofellatio.

• The Dungeon Verse-inspired site Les Parchemins Anodins managed to invert this trope, noticing that a monocle invented to see girls naked can be useful to look for daggers hidden in sleeves.
• SCP Foundation: The Foundation often has to prevent both the general populace and its own personnel from using SCPs for such purposes.
  • For one, SCP-1056, the kitchen timer-like device that can make people grow or shrink, was found in the possession of a high school student who was using it for "recreational purposes."
  • SCP-1755, a Keter-class SCP that threatens the very existence of the global cotton crop, resulted when two college guys tried to create a device that made women's clothes fall off.
  • There is an occasionally-cited (but never actually depicted) Foundation paper titled "Factory Porn and the Casting Couch: Proper Controls in the Study of Anomalies with Sexual Aspects" which details ethical concerns when handling sex-based SCPs.

• Atop the Fourth Wall: During a riff of the Chinese Dragon Ball movie, Linkara asks a question regarding Oolong: Why does he try so hard to peep on women when he can turn into one any time he wants?
• YouTube channel Chowdhury Pranto has this video which explores the rather perverse potential of the Yamanaka clan's Mind Body Transmission technique. Ino uses it to switch bodies with Sai, then checks out his package (and has a Nose Bleed in response).
• Critical Role:
  • In their pirate raid, the Mighty Nein find a magic paintbrush that can make anything it paints real. They almost immediately realize that Jester — who has a habit of doodling dicks everywhere — can start making real dicks now.
    Matt: [helplessly, as the players cheer] I did not think this through!
  • In an early episode, before his character development, Scanlan once used a Suggestion spell to try and make a female NPC (Kima) attracted to his friend Grog, but the DM shut that down with a extreme predjudice, probably because of the Unfortunate Implications of such a joke. Much later, Scanlan also used a memory implantation spell to make Percy think he had an embarrassing encounter (just a massage) with a group of naked nymphs in the Feywild. The intention behind this was well-meaning, but he didn't need to make it a sexual memory. Still, Taliesin enthusiastically participated in this scene, so it's all cool. (Percy, on the other hand, both hugged and threatened to kill Scanlan when his original memories were restored.)
  • Vox Machina once gave us this scene, though it was all just pretense in order to squick and get rid of some annoying guards, as well as amuse the audience of course.
  • Considering the kind of humor the players have and the fact that in the first campaign, they had 1 routinely shapechanging druid, 2 player characters with high level Polymorph spells^note At high levels, that lets you take the shape of various humanoid monsters, not just animals, a Hat of Disguise^note Magically lets you look like any humanoid, though you can't change your height, the spell Seeming^note Lets the caster make a group of other people look like any living thing, which was used multiple times to make the whole group look like they were wearing different clothes, or all look like the twins, or even like cows..., the spell Modify Memory^note Lets you erase 10 minutes of someone's memory and replace them with whatever the caster can come up with — and most of these spells were part of the repertoire of resident Chivalrous Pervert Scanlan, who is also Charm Person personified... it's actually pretty surprising how little this came up over the course of over 100 episodes, and that it's only rarely used in fanfic as well.^note Perhaps because this show, for all its dirty jokes, is so wholesome and kind-hearted in its general message that it attracts mainly fans who care a lot about consent issues. And the cast members interact so closely with the fans that no-one wants to squick them out too badly
  • It’s not a power, precisely, but during Campaign 1, Vax comes into possession of armor that can manifest wings giving him the ability to fly for an hour a day. His girlfriend Keyleth ends up admiring them, and Vax clocks it and brings it up later when they’re alone- bringing out the wings and telling her they have an hour. Liam then deliberately invokes this when he says Fade to feathers…
• YouTube channel kishinpain has this video where Ino switches bodies with Sakura in order to seduce Sasuke, Lee, and Naruto one after the other. Unfortunately for her, though, the guys all prove to have lousy bedroom skills... and in turn, they and Sakura are not pleased when they realize what Ino's done.
• During Episode 5 of Madoka Abridged, Homura uses her powers to do something to Madoka. The lingering focus on Madoka's legs as she vaguely admits to doing something really doesn't help. Homura also at least once threatens to rape Madoka and reset time, just because she can (and has done so multiple times).
• Solid jj: Discussed in "Superman's Forgotten Powers are INSANE" as being the reason why Supes doesn't use his Mind Control abilities anymore.
  Superman: I mean, pair that with my ability to give you amnesia just by kissing you, and suddenly I go from being the symbol of hope to the symbol of "hey, watch my drink while I'm gone".
• During the Death 13 arc in Vaguely Recalling JoJo, one of the things Kakyoin does in the Dream World is to wish for the appearance of his favorite Anime heroine, but Death 13 shows up and denies Kakyoin's wish. When Hierophant Green is punishing Death 13, Kakyoin asks Death 13 to grant that wish.
• Played for laughs in this Tony Statovci skit:
  Luffy: That's why I'm going to beat your ass with my Gum-Gum Fruit powers. What power do you even have?
  Pirate: I have the Sex-Sex fruit.
  Luffy: You can change your sex?
  Pirate: Nah, I fuck anybody I want.
  Luffy: Consensually, right?
  Pirate: [gestures indifferently] Whatever.
  [Beat]
  Luffy: Police! Somebody, please!

• One episode of American Dad! involves Jeff Fischer, along with all sorts of space aliens, being kept as slaves on a spaceship mall. One of the slaves is a horny shapeshifting alien who seduces other aliens by transforming into their dream partners.
• In Batman Beyond, Terry is told that there's a ghost in the girls' shower (and he has a batsuit that has a built-in camouflage system).
  Terry: An invisible boy in the showers... Why didn't I think of that?
• In the Batman: The Animated Series episode "Mudslide", Batman wonders about Clayface's new female accomplice:
  Batman: What's her stake in this?
  Alfred: [deadpan] Perhaps she enjoys mudbaths.
• Played for laughs in Batman: The Brave and the Bold, when the Birds of Prey (Black Canary, Huntress, and Catwoman) went undercover at a private club. The "Birds of Prey" song is loaded with jokes about the problems some heroes have due to their powers. Cartoon Network refused to air this episode (at least in the US).
  "Flash's foes, they finish last
  Too bad sometimes he's just too fast!"
• In the Danny Phantom episode "Memory Blank", when Danny's memory returns, it's shown with a montage of still frames, most of which show him heroically fighting various foes. However, an image of Danny running out the girl's locker room (pictured above) shows up twice.
• Parodied in the Drawn Together episode "Terms of Endearment". Captain Hero's constant use of X-Ray Vision to check out Foxxy causes her to develop a brain tumor.
• Family Guy:
  • A Cutaway Gag in one episode has Peter say he was once one of the Wonder Twins. When Jayna tells Peter to hurry up, he lets her know he'd be "right behind her". He shapeshifts into the form of Jayna's tampon and plays the waiting game.
  • Another cutaway used in Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story depicts Lion-O using the Sword of Omens' "sight beyond sight" to spy on Cheetara while she's on the toilet.
  • A darker example occurs in one episode when the cast is watching a new version of Superman. In it, Lois and two other women at the Daily Planet are sobbing in front of Clark after having learned that they have breast cancer, the doctor having told them it was as if their breasts had been x-rayed daily for five hours for the past three years.
    Clark: Wow, first every woman I've ever met, and now you guys.
• Freakazoid!: The common example of using X-Ray Vision to see through an attractive girl's clothes is alluded to in "Next Time, Phone Ahead" when Freakazoid and Bo-Ron use x-ray specs to look at the bone structure of their hands while Steff briefly appears in the background before looking worried and quickly leaving.
• Futurama:
  • In "Fry and the Slurm Factory", Fry and Bender use the Professor's F-Ray to see through Slurm cans to find the hidden bottlecap. At one point, Bender uses it to perv on a fembot, who is revealed to be transgender.
  • In the movie Into the Wild Green Yonder, Fry gains the ability to read minds and, wanting to utilize his "superpower", attempts to sneak into a women's locker room. Cue slapping.
    Fry: Oh, wait, that's invisibility.
  • In "Kif Gets Knocked Up a Notch", a Holodeck Malfunction brings the characters within to life. Zapp, upon seeing the rampage, complains that the last malfunction resulted in him being slapped with three paternity suits.
• Groove Squad: Upon learning fruit smoothies serve as fuel for her x-ray powers, Mac tests them by seeing through Zeke's mascot costume. He's upset for it.
• An episode of Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law has Zan's alibi be that he was Wonder Woman's bathwater at the time the crime took place.
• Invincible (2021): Dupli-Kate has used her duplication powers for regular menage a trois action. An episode in Season 2 also establishes that when one version of her gets an orgasm, others do, too.
• Justice League:
  • Inverted with the Flash in "Injustice for All", when Hawkgirl speculates that his speed is why he can't get a date. He agrees, but after the beat, he gets what she's talking about. (Ironically, "The Great Brain Robbery" indicates that he's actually an excellent lover — though he was stuck in someone else's body without the speed force at the time, so the point may still stand.)
  • The writers hang a lampshade on one no-doubt famous idea in an episode, as Vixen pulls a surprised Green Lantern into an adjoining room for a little quality time.
    Green Lantern: Don't sneak up on me like that! You know what this ring could do to you?
    Vixen: Promises, promises.
  • In "Dark Heart", Wonder Woman has to carry Ray Palmer to the core of a self-replicating machine, so he shrinks down and she carries him in her cleavage. He doesn't lose the chance to comment on this.
• Kaeloo: In Episode 123, Kaeloo temporarily turns herself, Stumpy and Quack Quack into invisible ghosts who can phase through objects. Stumpy tries to use these powers to watch their neighbor Pretty taking a bath, but Kaeloo stops him before he sees anything.
• The Owl House: Downplayed in "Yesterday's Lie" when Luz finds herself in a Void Between the Worlds with cubes that let her see through the nearest reflective surface of anyone in the human or demon realms. Her first idle thought upon realizing this (which she doesn't actually follow through with) is to see what her girlfriend is doing.
• Rick and Morty:
  • Taken to extremes in "Auto Erotic Assimilation", where Rick takes advantage of his lover being a Puppeteer Parasite Hive Mind alien who's taken over a planet to fulfill ridiculously excessive fantasies to the point that it starts to disrupt the functioning of society (not helping is that the sheer amount of drugs is causing Unity to lose control over segments of a highly violent population).
    Rick: I need a hang glider, and a crotchless Uncle Sam costume, and I want your largest stadium filled end to end with naked redheads, and I want the stands packed with every man who remotely resembles my father.
  • Later in the above episode, we get this:
    Rick: I'm not looking for judgement, just a yes or a no: Can you assimilate a giraffe?
  • In "Star Mort Rickturn of the Jerri", Morty and Summer fight over use of Rick's invisibility belt. Both being horny teenagers, they immediately use it for basically the same thing, Summer using it to spy on an attractive male neighbour, sneak into his bedroom, and smell his stuff, while Morty sneaks into the high-school cheerleaders' showers. It's so predictable, Summer immediately guesses exactly where Morty is going to go with it.
• Robot Chicken:
  • In a spoof of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, John does this by proxy: his sexy female Terminator, Cameron, follows his commands to record video in the girls' locker room, beat up his bullies, and then have sex with him.
  • In a different sketch "the Nerd" plans to jump into a pool of drowned girl, ALA Ranma ½, and fantasizes himself sneaking into a girl's shower room. He is then reminded that being exposed to hot water turns him back into a boy. He does so and is promptly beaten up by the girls. The Nerd decides it's worth it anyway.
  • One ThunderCats (1985) sketch shows Lion-O using the Sword of Omens' "Sight Beyond Sight" to look at Cheetara while she's in heat and in another room.
    Lion-O: Don't do this, Lion-O...put down the sword...put it—oooohhh, that's so hot...
  • The "Bring a Sidekick to Work Day" sketch has Kid Flash use his super speed to strip Wonder Woman. The Flash reprimands his sidekick's actions, but takes the opportunity to do a super speed high five.
  • Naturally, one sketch featuring Superman opens with him using his X-ray vision to watch a woman showering in the next apartment over.
  • One sketch depicts the tiny Micronauts going mountain-climbing on the breasts of a normal-sized woman as she sleeps.
• Referenced in Star vs. the Forces of Evil when dorky Ferguson suggests that having a Prehensile Tail might help him score with the ladies.
• Superman: The Animated Series:
  • Alluded to in "The Last Son of Krypton: Part 2". When Clark mentions that he started developing X-Ray Vision, his friend Lana jokingly asked if he used it to peep into the girl's locker room. Clark doesn't find it amusing as he's more worried about his Puberty Superpowers.
  • In "New Kids in Town", after the Legion of Super-Heroes travel back in time and rescue a teenaged Clark Kent from Brainiac, Saturn Girl erases everyone's memories to prevent affecting history. She decides to take advantage of this by kissing Clark.
• In the 12th episode of the cartoon Tara Duncan, which is based on the French fantasy book series with the same name, Cal uses a spell that freezes time in order to stop the Monster of the Week after giving each of his teammates, Tara and Sparrow, a kiss on the cheeks.
• The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat has this happen in the episode "Wet Paint", in which Felix at one point uses the 3-D paint to create an attractive woman to make out with.
• The title character of Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones? had an X-ray built into his head, which is used for perverse purposes twice.
  • The Yogman Twins Lenny and Denny trick him into using his X-ray to spy on the girls' locker room in "Electric Boogaloo".
  • After Robot befriends the girls in "Gender", they use his X-ray to spy on the boys' bathroom.
• Young Justice (2010) has Miss Martian and Superboy engage in a little roleplay scenario where M'gann assumes the form of Black Canary in some very friendly sparring where they eventually end up kissing. When witnessing footage of this Green Arrow finds it very funny, but Black Canary is not at all amused. J'onn comments that this is a normal game among the telepathic Martians given that both parties are always aware of the other's true identity.