History Main / LasciviousBeautyMark

* ''Literature/BlackBullet'': Miori Shiba has a beauty mark under her left eye, to further denote how [[TheTease aggressively flirtatious]] and [[NoSenseOfPersonalSpace handsy]] she is, often invading Rentaro's personal space by [[BigBreastPride brushing her chest]] against him, grabbing his arm, or making circles on his body with her finders.

* ''Manga/BlackBullet'': Miori Shiba has a beauty mark under her left eye, to further denote how [[TheTease aggressively flirtatious]] and [[NoSenseOfPersonalSpace handsy]] she is, often invading Rentaro's personal space by [[BigBreastPride brushing her chest]] against him, grabbing his arm, or making circles on his body with her finders.

[[caption-width-right:250:Because how else would we know ''Lucy the Slut'' ReallyGetsAround without the beauty mark?]]

* ''LightNovel/MyNextLifeAsAVillainessAllRoutesLeadToDoom'': Rufus Brode, [[spoiler:a.k.a. Sora Smith]], is a laidback and seductive man with a beauty mark below his eye and a DarkAndTroubledPast that involves him being TheCasanova. In the fourth episode of the second season of the anime adaptation in which Catarina starts to grow closer to Rufus, he [[WallPinOfLove pins her to a wall]] while telling her about his DarkAndTroubledPast and she muses to herself that he's attractive up close, even lampshading this trope. ([[ProudBeauty He acknowledges this fact]] himself, too.)

* ''Film/ThatNightInVarennes'': Casanova--yep, Creator/GiacomoCasanova, the TropeNamer of TheCasanova for his infamous love life--is by the time of this film an old man well past his glory days as a seducer, but he's still painting a beauty spot on his cheek. The whole scene, in which he's touching up his makeup and adjusting the old-timey wig that hides his balding head, emphasizes his vanity.

* ''Film/ThatNightInVarennes'': Casanova--yep, him, Creator/GiacomoCasanova--is by the time of this film an old man well past his glory days as a seducer, but he's still painting a beauty spot on his cheek. The whole scene, in which he's touching up his makeup and adjusting the old-timey wig that hides his balding head, emphasizes his vanity.

* ''Manga/MoriartyThePatriot'': Irene Adler has a small beauty mark just under her right eye, which is played up when she's playing a flirt or undressing--but it's even more obvious when she transitions to ''he'' as James Bond, international British sex symbol, with the [[DistnguishingMark beauty mark being the most recognizable feature between the two brilliant, sexy characters]].

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* Animation/RimbaRacer: Meika, the resident FoxyVixen, has a small mole on her cheek. [[spoiler:Which also foreshadows her status as TheMole.]]

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* ''ComicStrip/{{Nancy}}'': Parodied in an early strip which sees Nancy reading a magazine with beauty tips that states having a mole increases a woman's attractiveness by 10%. So she starts marking her face with dots until she's full of them.
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* ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'': Manuela Casagrande, the shapely Garreg Mach professor who is a former opera diva but has since become something of an OldMaid, has a beauty mark just below her left eye. She wears a form-fitting outfit that displays her ample cleavage and if your character is male, the first time he pays her a visit she propositions him right there in her office. The rest of the time she frequently talks about her attempts with men, though they usually don't succeed.

The beauty mark. While the reasons why this particular kind of facial mole has been deemed attractive are somewhat opaque[[note]]Most upper-class/nobles from the western europe societies considered white (actual white, not just caucasian) skin as a mark of their rank and fortune, since people that worked would have tanned skin, and work was considered to be unbecoming of nobles. As such, they would wear white makeup, and would apply a black spot (called "fly") to create a contrast, and show how white their skin was.\\\

[[/note]], one thing for sure is that beauty marks have been seen as an appealing feature since at least the 18th century.

The beauty mark. While the reasons why this particular kind of facial mole has been deemed attractive are somewhat opaque[[note]]Most upper-class/nobles from the western europe societies considered white (actual white, not just caucasian) skin as a mark of their rank and fortune, since people that worked would have tanned skin, and work was considered to be unbecoming of nobles. As such, they would wear white makeup, and would apply a black spot (called "fly") to create a contrast, and show how white their skin was.
Another popular theory is that it's because the lead-based make-up worn by upper-class Europeans i the 1700s caused sores that they in turn covered up with pieces of black felt.[[/note]], one thing for sure is that beauty marks have been seen as an appealing feature since at least the 18th century.

The beauty mark. While the reasons why this particular kind of facial mole has been deemed attractive are somewhat opaque[[note]]A popular theory is that it's because the lead-based make-up worn by upper-class Europeans i the 1700s caused sores that they in turn covered up with pieces of black felt.[[/note]], one thing for sure is that beauty marks have been seen as an appealing feature since at least the 18th century.

The beauty mark. While the reasons why this particular kind of facial mole has been deemed attractive are somewhat opaque, one thing for sure is that beauty marks have been seen as an appealing feature since at least the 18th century.

* ''VideoGame/{{Onechanbara}}'': Aya is a [[MsFanservice bikini-clad]], buxom, fighter who is known InUniverse for 1) her {{stripperific}} and eccentric fashion sense and 2) her sex appeal, as she's a DudeMagnet, though [[InformedAttribute we don't get to see]] much of the latter in-game.

Again, to qualify for this trope, a single instance of flirty or sexual behavior is '''not enough'''. Being flirtatious, sexually forward, and/or hyper-sexualized need to be prominent parts of a character's characterization to count. Examples that are just "this character is attractive and has a mole" is at best a Administrivia/ZeroContextExample or not an example of the trope at all. As this is a characterization trope, [[NoRealLife/NarrativeCharacterizationAndPlotTropes No Real Life Examples, Please!]]

While any character who is seductive, sexually outgoing, or widely considered sexually attractive in the work can count, the following are those most likely to have beauty marks to emphasize their sexuality: '''TheTease''', TheVamp, TheCasanova, TheCharmer, FemmeFatale, and the ChickMagnet. Characters renowned for their beauty may also qualify ''if'' that beauty is [[Administrivia/InUniverseExamplesOnly commented on in-universe]] and is specifically characterized as being sexy. In sum, this tropes for any character who seduction or being seductive is central to their personality. Though many examples of this trope will be of women, male characters are not excluded and can also have beauty marks added to their faces for added sensuality, especially in [[BoysLove genres where female love interests don't exist]].

While any character who is seductive, sexually outgoing, or widely considered sexually attractive in the work can count, the following are those most likely to have beauty marks to emphasize their sexuality: '''TheTease''', TheVamp, TheCasanova, TheCharmer, FemmeFatale, and the ChickMagnet. Characters renowned for their beauty may also qualify ''if'' that beauty is [[Administrivia/InUniverseExamplesOnly commented on in-universe]] and is specifically characterized as being sexy. In sum, any character who seduction or being seductive is central to their personality. Though many examples of this trope will be of women, male characters are not excluded and can also have beauty marks added to their faces for added sensuality, especially in [[BoysLove genres where female love interests don't exist]].

In more recent times, however, beauty marks have become more associated with a coquettish and sensual appeal than just mere beauty, the demure and subtle attractiveness of the beauty mark falling to the wayside in favor of a more explicitly lustful and sexual attractiveness. This has led to works giving characters who are known for their [[SexGod sexual prowess]], [[ReallyGetsAround lustfulness]], or those [[HeadTurningBeauty characterized]] as [[WorldsMostBeautifulWoman sex symbols]] in-universe beauty marks on their face.

* Invoked by Charlotte in ''WesternAnimation/ThePrincessAndTheFrog''; upon being told that Prince Naveen, who she hopes to woo, has arrived at the ball, Charlotte quickly touches up her make-up, including painting on a fake beauty spot, before greeting him.

In more recent times, however, beauty marks have become more associated with a coquettish and sensual appeal than just mere beauty, the demure and subtle attractiveness of the beauty mark falling to the wayside in favor of a more explicitly lustful and sexual attractiveness. This has lead to works giving characters who are known for their [[SexGod sexual prowess]], [[ReallyGetsAround lustfulness]], or those [[HeadTurningBeauty characterized]] as [[WorldsMostBeautifulWoman sex symbols]] in-universe beauty marks on their face.

* ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'': Rangiku Matsumoto, Vice Captain of Squad 10, has a beauty mark below the corner of her mouth and is in-universe dubbed the "[[WorldsMostBeautifulWoman sexiest woman of Sereitei]]" because of her [[TheTease flirtatious nature]] and her ample bosom that she [[BigBreastPride takes pride in]] by [[ShamelessFanserviceGirl showing it off liberally]]. She's shown a willingness to use her sex appeal [[IHaveBoobsYouMustObey to get her way]] and in omakes, she's flanderized into a LovableSexManiac, whose favorite pasttime is seducing men.

* ''Manga/ThePrinceOfTennis'': Atobe Keigo has a "teardrop mole," i.e. a mole under his right eye. He's not only the absurdly wealthy and talented captain and star of his school's tennis team, he's also considered handsome and has [[ChickMagnet hordes of fangirls]]. Lampshaded in universe as one of his {{Image Song}}s, "Charm Point Wa Naki Bokuro", is about how his "gorgeous" "teardrop mole" is considered a CharmPoint.

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* ''Literature/FateZero'': Diarmuid Ua Duibhne is a good-looking man based on the [[Myth/CelticMythology Celtic demigod of love and creativity]] of the same name. In the original Celtic mythos, this god has a mythical 'love spot' under his eye that makes him [[CharmPerson irresistable to women]], making those who stare at him fall in love with him. Fate Zero's version of Diarmuid renders the love spot as a mole beneath his eye.

* ''VideoGame/{{Bayonetta}}'': The eponymous Bayonetta has a beauty mark on the corner of her mouth and she is a DarkActionGirl, HotWitch with dominatrix and UsefulNotes/{{BDSM}} themed weapons and attacks. Her default look is a [[FormFittingWardrobe skintight]], SexyBacklessOutfit made of her hair paired with CombatStilettos. This goes along with her playfully flirtatious, TheTease-like behavior, which includes flirting with enemies and allies alike, [[EroticEating Erotically Eating]] lollipops for fun and for power ups, and occassionally [[LecherousLicking licking her lips]] when excited. Her oversexed MsFanservice characterization is deliberately done to the point of camp.
* ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'': Manuela Casagrande, the shapely Garreg Mach professor who is a former opera diva but has since become something of an OldMaid, has a beauty mark just below her left eye. She wears a form-fitting outfit that displays her ample cleavage and if your character is male, the first time he pays her a visit she propositions him right there in her office. The rest of the time she is frequently talking about her attempts with men, though they usually don't succeed.

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