History Main / GRatedSex

* ''Series/FraggleRock'': Pa and Ma Gorg are still ''very'' amorous, to the point that Junior has to be banned from the creek when Pa and Ma go there very obviously to skinny-dip and have sex.

** The remake of ''A Wonderful Life', ''VideoGame/StoryOfSeasonsAWonderfulLife'', keeps this up for breeding animals, though there's no miracle potions. If you employ outside assistance by having a bull brought down from the city, Takakura will call you over before he breeds them--then send you out of the barn so the animals don't get nervous, and you'll hear his commentary and some mooing before he invites you in to see two smiling cows and informs you the female should be pregnant in a few days. You'll also never see how the animals get pregnant or eggs get fertilized if you have a male and female of any pair of animals. There's just a chance that the female might be pregnant when you observe them or that the eggs you gather in the morning are fertilized.

** Strangely, in most ''Story of Seasons'' games, hens' eggs can hatch even when there are no male chickens around.

* ''VideoGame/VirtualVillagers'': Dragging and dropping one villager of the appropriate age and gender on to another results in a kiss effect, the couple "going indoors" and coming out with a baby. Aww. Later episodes of the game feature a "love shack" hut, decorated with flowers.
** Related game ''Virtual Families'' (same publisher and uses a lot of the same backstory, but modern day) has the parents ''literally'' jump up and down on a bed together, fully clothed, then look around expectantly. If it works, be baby appears out of thin air.

* ''VideoGame/PotionPermit'': When dating someone, there's a cutscene where the two of you exit their house, blushing and sighing, and then your date pecks you on the cheek.

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* Housemaster and Good Kitty's "sex" (or "ESEZX") in ''WebAnimation/{{Arfenhouse}}: The Movie'', much like the game demonstrated above, but with added maniacal laughter.
* In the Website/{{Facebook}} game ''Birdland'', you can breed the birds with a click of a button. The game shows the two birds cuddling as happy music plays, and an egg appears.
* ''Roleplay/UnnaturalSelection'' has [[ArtificialIntelligence Glitcher and Rulekeeper]] examining each other's programming code.

** Breeding is done by placing two compatible animals of the same species in the breeding pen. A pink curtain with hearts is then draped outside to give them privacy, and a few days later, you get a cutscene of the birth of their young.

** Neither you nor your partner is shown getting pregnant a few weeks after your Union (marriage). Instead, a fertility statue of Pacha appears in your bedroom, and you can pray to her to bless you with a child. The "pregnancy" is symbolized by a fire symbol growing in the statue's belly, and a few days later, your baby magically appears in your bed. This also justifies how your child [[StrongFamilyResemblance strongly resembles you]] even if you're in a same-gender Union.

** Neither you nor your partner is shown getting pregnant a few weeks after your Union (marriage). Instead, a fertility statue of Pacha appears in your bedroom, and you can pray to her to bless you with a child. A few days later, your baby magically appears in your bed. This also justifies how your child [[StrongFamilyResemblance strongly resembles you]] even if you're in a same-gender Union.

** Neither you nor your partner is shown getting pregnant a few weeks after your Union. Instead, a fertility statue of Pacha appears in your bedroom, and you can pray to her to bless you with a child. A few days later, your baby magically appears in your bed.

* ''VideoGame/RootsOfPacha''

** Neither you nor your partner is shown getting pregnant a few weeks after your Union. Instead, a fertility statue of Pacha appears in your bedroom, and you pray to her so she'll bless you with a child. A few days later, your baby magically appears in your bed.

* In ''VideoGame/RootsOfPacha'', breeding is done by placing two compatible animals of the same species in the breeding pen. A pink curtain with hearts is then draped outside to give them privacy, and a few days later, you get a cutscene of the birth of their young.

* ''Film/TheBlueLagoon'' (1980 version) essentially shows Emmeline and Richard gently making out; they never make any motions that indicate they've figured out that Tab A goes into Slot B. This was one of the things critic Pauline Kael hooted at, specifically when Richard later says "Why'd you have a baby?" and Em says "I don't know": "The way they rub limbs, all they'll produce is friction."