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* ''AudioPlay/JanTenner'': BigBad Seytania is considered quite attractive by everyone who comments on her looks. She is also a powerful sorceress with a multitude of powers and abilities, most notably her [[PuppetPermutation ability to turn people into puppets]] that made her almost impossible to defeat whenever the heroes encounter her.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'': [[DruggedLipstick Poison]] [[TheTease Ivy]] alternates between this and TheVamp, depending on the episode, leaning more towards the latter in her [[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE5PrettyPoison debut appearance]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'': [[DruggedLipstick Poison]] [[TheTease [[Characters/DCAUPoisonIvy Poison Ivy]] alternates between this and TheVamp, depending on the episode, leaning more towards the latter in her [[Recap/BatmanTheAnimatedSeriesE5PrettyPoison debut appearance]].
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* Aveline in ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedIIILiberation'' become a femme fatale whenever in her lady persona who can charm gentlemen and have them follow her and then dismisses them when she's done with them.
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* Aveline in ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedIIILiberation'' become a femme fatale whenever in her lady persona who can bribe guards and charm gentlemen and to have them follow her and then dismisses them when she's done with them.
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* Aveline in ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedIIILiberation'' become a femme fatale whenever in her lady persona who can charm gentlemen and have them follow her and then dismisses them when she's done with them.
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* Soti from ''Manhua/CyberWeaponZ'' left Park Iro for [[BigBad Leiting]] and at first looks like an indecisive DarkMistress. However, she's not above infiltrating the Shaolin temple to spy on the man she once loved and gain information for her new boyfriend but usually doesn't act directly against him out of respect for what they once had. Iro is often troubled by her presence since her sweet face and apparent harmlessness still get to his heart, despite the fact that she's a quite capable DarkActionGirl.
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* Soti from ''Manhua/CyberWeaponZ'' left Park Iro for [[BigBad Leiting]] and at first looks like an indecisive DarkMistress. However, she's not above infiltrating the Shaolin temple to spy on the man she once loved and gain information for her new boyfriend but usually doesn't act directly against him out of respect for what they once had. Iro is often troubled by her presence since her sweet face and apparent harmlessness still get to his heart, despite the fact that she's a quite capable DarkActionGirl.
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* The Femme Fatale is an archetype that was commonly used by the Symbolist Movement. In ''Art/TheSin'', Eve is portrayed almost {{Lilith}}-like in how the shadows frame her as this voluptuous lure of physical delights, [[AdaptationalVillainy a far-cry from the passive waif Abrahamic art usually portrays her as]].
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* The Femme Fatale is an archetype that was commonly used by the Symbolist Movement. In ''Art/TheSin'', Eve is portrayed almost {{Lilith}}-like Myth/{{Lilith}}-[=like=] in how the shadows frame her as this voluptuous lure of physical delights, [[AdaptationalVillainy a far-cry from the passive waif Abrahamic art usually portrays her as]].
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The Femme Fatale is [[EvilIsSexy sexy]] [[WaxingLyrical and she]] [[Music/{{LMFAO}} knows it]]. Made famous by FilmNoir and hard-boiled detective stories, she manipulates and confuses TheHero with her undeniable aura of sexiness and danger. Unlike the virginal and sweet DamselInDistress (or possibly ActionGirl), the Femme Fatale exploits with everything she's got to wrap men around her finger. (In some eras, [[MakeupIsEvil use of make-up is a tell-tale sign.]]) He ''knows'' that she's walking trouble and knows much more about the bad guys than she should, but damn it if he can't resist her feminine wiles.
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The Femme Fatale is [[EvilIsSexy [[SexIsEvil sexy]] [[WaxingLyrical and she]] [[Music/{{LMFAO}} knows it]]. Made famous by FilmNoir and hard-boiled detective stories, she manipulates and confuses TheHero with her undeniable aura of sexiness and danger. Unlike the virginal and sweet DamselInDistress (or possibly ActionGirl), the Femme Fatale exploits with everything she's got to wrap men around her finger. (In some eras, [[MakeupIsEvil use of make-up is a tell-tale sign.]]) He ''knows'' that she's walking trouble and knows much more about the bad guys than she should, but damn it if he can't resist her feminine wiles.
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* Elizabeth in ''VideoGame/BioShockInfinite'' DLC ''BioShockInfinite/BurialAtSea Episode I'' as she [[spoiler: lures Booker/Comstock deep into Rapture just so she can kill him]].
* ''VideoGame/ChickenPolice:'' Natasha Catzenko is a sexy and mysterious nightclub singer, and trouble follows her.
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* Maggie Chow in ''VideoGame/DeusEx''. [[spoiler: Turns out, she's actually in league with the villains and murdered the leader of the Red Dragon triad and stole his nano-technologically enhanced sword in order to initiate a triad war.]]
* ''VideoGame/DiscoElysium:'' Klaasje is a subversion. On the one hand: sexy, mysterious, dangerous to know, involved with industrial espionage. On the other hand: she feels guilty about the damage that her spying caused, and is hiding out in Revachol because she thinks that her former employers want to kill her. Her best ending has her go on the run to another city.
* ''VideoGame/DiscoElysium:'' Klaasje is a subversion. On the one hand: sexy, mysterious, dangerous to know, involved with industrial espionage. On the other hand: she feels guilty about the damage that her spying caused, and is hiding out in Revachol because she thinks that her former employers want to kill her. Her best ending has her go on the run to another city.
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*''VideoGame/DiscoElysium:'' ''VideoGame/DiscoElysium'': Klaasje is a subversion. On the one hand: sexy, mysterious, dangerous to know, involved with industrial espionage. On the other hand: she feels guilty about the damage that her spying caused, and is hiding out in Revachol because she thinks that her former employers want to kill her. Her best ending has her go on the run to another city.
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Often, this is the characterization given to the CollegeWidow, a DudeMagnet who lives near a male-only institution and encourages the attention she receives.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'': Hello Nurse plays one in "This Pun For Hire", hiring the Warners to find the MacGuffin so she can take it for herself. The Warner Brothers even catcall her with "Helloooo Femme Fatale Nurse!" when she first appears.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'': Hello Nurse plays one in "This Pun For Hire", hiring the Warners to find the MacGuffin so she can take it for herself. The Warner Brothers even catcall her with "Helloooo Femme Fatale Nurse!" when she first appears.
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* ComicBook/SpiderMan’s Characters/{{Black Cat|MarvelComics}} being the Franchise/MarvelUniverse’s [[AlternateCompanyEquivalent answer]] to Catwoman is a pretty classic Femme Fatale, but while very obviously seductive and manipulative her love for Spidey is actually quite genuine and marked her turn from villainess to AntiHero. Although, her infatuation for the Wall Crawler managed to bring out the worst in her as well as poor MJ learned first hand.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/LoveDeathAndRobots'' episode "Sonnie's Edge", Jennifer serves as a Femme Fatale assassin for her employer/lover Dicko. She seduces and attempts to murder Sonnie for refusing to throw a match with Dicko. [[spoiler:It doesn't end well.]]
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/LoveDeathAndRobots'' episode "Sonnie's Edge", "[[Recap/LoveDeathAndRobotsSonniesEdge Sonnie's Edge]]", Jennifer serves as a Femme Fatale assassin for her employer/lover Dicko. She seduces and attempts to murder Sonnie for refusing to throw a match with Dicko. [[spoiler:It doesn't end well.]]
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* Characters/{{Mystique}} of ''ComicBook/XMen'' fame might as well be the ultimate comic example, a beautiful and curvaceous blue [[VoluntaryShapeShifting shape changing]] mutant woman who has tricked, seduced and manipulated hundreds of people before cruelly [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder betraying them all like clockwork]]. It’s not just gullible men or women who enamoured with her either, Mystique will even manipulate her own children into trusting her before inevitably stabbing them in the back. Granted, it is largely DependingOnTheWriter when it comes to how treacherous and cruel she is.
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* Characters/{{Mystique}} [[Characters/MarvelComicsMystique Mystique]] of ''ComicBook/XMen'' fame might as well be the ultimate comic example, a beautiful and curvaceous blue [[VoluntaryShapeShifting shape changing]] mutant woman who has tricked, seduced seduced, and manipulated hundreds of people before cruelly [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder betraying them all like clockwork]]. It’s not just gullible men or women who enamoured are enamored with her either, Mystique will even manipulate her own children into trusting her before inevitably stabbing them in the back. Granted, it is largely DependingOnTheWriter when it comes to how treacherous and cruel she is.
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* ''WesternAnimation/WoodyWoodpecker'': In "Alley to Bali", Woody and Buzz Buzzard are two sailors on shore leave who get seduced by a beautiful Balinese priestess looking for [[AppeaseTheVolcanoGod an offering of "long pig" for the local volcano god]].
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** Sedusa is an even bigger example. She is a mistress of seduction who manipulates men into doing her bidding and has snake-like hair she uses as tentacles for battle; both representing her MeaningfulName.
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** Sedusa is an even a bigger example. She is a mistress of seduction who manipulates men into doing her bidding and has snake-like hair she uses as tentacles for battle; both representing her MeaningfulName.
