History Main / KleptomaniacHeroFoundUnderwear

* Similar to ''ChronoTrigger'', you can dig a bromide of Jessica out of Kyle's bed in ''LunarSilverStar'' (the window to do this is ''very'' tight). Jessica is not thrilled.

* In ''SuperMarioRPG: Legend of the Seven Stars'', Mario can case Princess Toadstool's room to find her "???" - and a retainer will immediately run up and swap it for an item. If you wait until she's a party member, you'll be treated to a freak-out on her part. The Japanese release calls it her "XXX", but the XXX here stands for a blank, giving the same meaning. (See also: {{XXXholic}}.)

* Inverted in ''PaperMario: The Thousand Year Door'' - Jolene has a trouble board issue that she needs handled with discretion. She's hired someone in Rogueport who's been known to make things...''disappear'', and it's your job to pick up everything in a supply closet that needs to...disappear and haul it to him, without telling anyone else about it. Turns out what she needs eliminated are [[spoiler: about 20 pairs of dirty wrestling battle trunks.]]

*** Suddenly, [[PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor Flurrie]] makes so much more sense...

* In ''GoldenSun'', checking the closet in the room of Lord [=McCoy=]'s wife will result in "Isaac peeked into the wardrobe... There's a silk negligee (line) Isaac! Put that back!" (odd, considering she doesn't even sleep in the same room as her husband and he is working on building her her own house)
** Actually, Lord [=McCoy=] buys lots of gifts for his wife, and keeps a list of them. It's likely that he bought it for her hoping for nookie. That, or his wife [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar has a lover]]...

[[supersecretspoiler:Hey! What are you doing? Put those back!]]

* The near-future chapter of LiveALive features a ChainOfDeals that, if kept at for a ridiculously long time, will result in [="TaekoPants."=] After Taeko finds out that you've been paying someone to steal her clothing, you'll also receive a [="TaekoPunch."=]

One of the key elements of the KleptomaniacHero is that he will search though peoples drawers. Some games will lampshade what you are doing by rewarding you with ... well, people's drawers.

** This troper is confused by peoples' insistence that the "orthopedic underwear" were panties. When you consider Tifa's [[BoobsOfSteel most obvious physical trait]], and the ''meaning'' of "orthopedic", it becomes [[{{Understatement}} pretty obvious]] what Cloud was pawing...

* In DragonQuestIX, the hero can find the "Dangerous Top" a girl lost in a bathhouse (she lets him keep it if he/she brings it back anyway) and buy the "Dangerous Midriff" in a secret shop.Any female character can wear them, though they only give 1 Defense each.

* In DragonQuestIX, you can find the "Dangerous Top" and "Dangerous Midriff".Any female character can wear them, though they only give 1 Defense each.

* In ''RhapsodyAMusicalAdventure'', searching barrels in a certain location will get you something along the lines of "Eeeek, you found a mouse! ...That's not helpful to the story, though."

One of the key elements of the KleptomaniacHero is that he will search though peoples drawers. Some games will lampshade what you are doing by rewarding you with ... well, [[IncrediblyLamePun people's drawers]].

* During the Nibelheim flashback in ''FinalFantasyVII'', Cloud can search Tifa's house and steal her Orthopedic Underwear. Tifa will interrupt the narrative to chew him out and tell him to quit joking around.

* ''ChronoTrigger'' in the original North American translation, you find an item called the Naga-ette "[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bromide_%28Japanese_culture%29 bromide]]" in a chest of drawers/cabinet. Later a DirtyOldMan will trade you a valuable power-tab for it.