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** The assassin Jacob Lessio seems to think that looking at a woman while she's indecent is a tremendous a sinful act and refuses to do it, usually closing his eye and looking away while demanding them to clothe themselves. This cost him a fight with both Mirajaine and Natsu who use this trait against him.

* In ''Film/TheFifthElement'', Vito Cornelius and Korben Dallas simultaneously spin around when InnocentFanserviceGirl [[AlienAmongUs Leeloo]] suddenly undresses in the middle of Dallas's apartment, and engage in light conversation until she's put her clothes back on before looking again (Vito's a monk and Korben is just embarrassed). It happens with Vito and apprentice David too, exactly the same way.

* In the ''LetsPlay/LifeSMP'' series, [=GoodTimesWithScar=] will sometimes expose his chest [[WalkingShirtlessScene one way]] or [[NoShirtLongJacket another]]. Because his skin has "scitties", his server-mates in the first season, ''3rd Life'', keep telling him to put a shirt on. By the ''Limited Life'' season three seasons later, almost all of his server-mates (with the exception of [=ZombieCleo=]) have stopped caring about Scar's skin. Oddly enough, the second season, ''Last Life'' is the only season that doesn't show his chest.
* In ''Literature/TalesOfMU'', this forms an ongoing argument between background character Feejee the Mermaid, who spends a lot of time more fish than human and sees breasts as entirely non-sexual, and her human boyfriend, Rick, who doesn't want to be dating the InnocentFanserviceGirl.
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* In both the original manga and OVA versions of ''Anime/BirdyTheMighty'', Tsutomu asks this of Birdy when she leaps directly from the bathtub to and out of his house when she decides to confront a nearby alien. In the OVA, she obliges the request and dons her uniform, but in the original manga, she ignores it and [[FullFrontalAssault confronts the alien in her birthday suit]].

* Creator/KathyGriffin exploits this for her own purposes (read: [[RuleOfFunny funny]]) during Creator/{{CNN}}'s New Year's Eve coverage, which she co-anchors with stoic, serious newsman Creator/AndersonCooper (who also happens to be one of her best friends, [[OppositesAttract oddly enough]]). At least twice she has stripped down to a miniskirt and bra ''on national television'' during the night, leading to this reaction from Anderson. The second time she did it, he appeared resigned to the fact that nothing he said was going to have any effect, but he gave it his best go anyway. (He'd apparently forgiven her after awhile that year, as she [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnQAnQrmcH8 did get a smooch]] at midnight.) While there had been rumours that Cooper was gay for years (which he sort of never commented on either way) he finally came out in the late 2010s.

** In an issue, Ravager (Rose Wilson) drunkenly comes on to ComicBook/{{Robin|Series}} (Tim Drake) by [[ReadyForLovemaking hiding in his bed completely naked]]. When he refuses her offer to "[[FriendsWithBenefits be friends]]" he dissuades her aggressive advances by pinning her down on the bed and handcuffing her with the hands behind her back... immediately as an intruder alarm goes off, causing Kid Devil to rush to Robin's room and find [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything a naked handcuffed Ravager with Robin on top of her]]. After Robin tries to explain that it is NotWhatItLooksLike, they rush off to confront the intruder whilst Robin tells Ravager to put some clothes on.

* In the ''LetsPlay/LifeSMP'' series, [=GoodTimesWithScar=] will sometimes be shown [[WalkingShirtlessScene shirtless]]. Because his skin has "scitties", his server-mates in the first season, ''3rd Life'', keep telling him to put a shirt on. By the ''Limited Life'' season three seasons later, almost all of his server-mates (with the exception of [=ZombieCleo=]) have stopped caring about Scar's skin.

* At one point in ''WebVideo/{{QSMP}}'', Philza told Forever to put some clothes on because [[WalkingShirtlessScene his lack of the shirt]] is not appropriate for fishing on a [[ExposedToTheElements chilly night time]]. Though Forever says he no longer needs it and claims his biceps are talking to him.

* ''VideoGame/UnderNightInBirth'' When [[RobotGirl Vatista]] first awakens, [[NakedOnArrival she's completely naked]] (thankfully, she's [[ToplessnessFromTheBack only seen from the back]] and her GodivaHair covers her up. When she first finds Hyde, he's understandably upset, so [[GorgeousGarmentGeneration she summons a dress on her]]. Later, when she finds another character who is also upset that she's gone naked again, she opts to keep the dress on, since she will attract less attention that way.

*** In Gerudo Town, Link removing his shirt is considered so offensive that it's one of the things that can get him thrown in jail, with the guards refusing to release him until he covers up. Granted, as a man he's only allowed in the town by special permission anyway, and many of the younger Gerudo find his presence shocking even when he's fully dressed. Notably, he can get away removing his pants as long as he keeps his chest covered.

** A particularly funny example when Kagome awakens to [[BatheHerAndBringHerTome find the villain put her in a bathtub]] and Inu-Yasha comes running in to rescue her. She [[SexySurfacingShot stands up]] and they both stare at each other for a split second before both turn away ([[NakedFreakOut one screaming]]) with blushes on their faces. Inu-Yasha then insists she wears his haori, which she manages quite well and wears for the rest of the episode.

*** Once again, some NPCs have unique reactions if Link decides to go streaking. Paya isn't as shy this time around, and this time will just quietly comment that Link is underdressed.

* ''Videogame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'':
** The CharacterCustomization aspect that gives Link a [[VirtualPaperDoll variety of possible outfits]]. [[{{Streaking}} Running around in nothing but boxers]] tends to [[DevelopersForesight get this reaction]] from [=NPCs=]. Paya, Impa's teenaged granddaughter with a nervous crush on Link, will become deeply embarrassed and asks him to cover himself.
** In the Goron city, if you are not wearing any fire protection suit, the shop keeper will freak out and tell you to put on a suit. Of course, in this instance it is not out of modesty but because Link is literally ''on fire.''

** Squidward says this to [=SpongeBob=] in "Nature Pants" when he gives him his pants back at the end of the episode.

* ''LightNovel/InAnotherWorldWithMySmartphone'': The pieces of Babylon typically have SecretTestOfCharacter for Touya, usually with a perverted twist. One has Francesca approach him with no skirt or panties and to [[ShowSomeLeg try to entice him]]. If he had tried to assault her, she would have kicked him off the island. If he had [[IgnoreTheFanservice pretended not to notice]], she would have politely asked him to leave. But, since he was clearly interested, but [[AboveTheInfluence asked her to cover herself anyway]], she concludes that he's worthy of owning both the island... [[PropertyOfLove and her]].

* ''LightNovel/ThePetGirlOfSakurasou'': IdiotSavant Mashiro is an InnocentFanserviceGirl, obviously, and her CloudcuckoolandersMinder Sorata has many chances to say the line making this trope.

* In the ''LetsPlay/LifeSMP'' series, [=GoodTimesWithScar=] will sometimes be shown [[WalkingShirtlessScene shirtless]]. Because his skin has "scitties", his server-mates in the ''3rd Life'' season keep telling him to put the shirt on. By the ''Limited Life'' season, almost all of the server-mates (With the exception of [=ZombieCleo=]) stopped caring about Scar's skin.

* ''LightNovel/ICouldntBecomeAHeroSoIReluctantlyDecidedToGetAJob'': When Fino knocks herself out via a strong water blast from a humidifier, Raul hurries to [[UndressingTheUnconscious take off her wet clothes while she's still unconscious]], since at that point he still thought [[{{Bokukko}} she was a guy]] and he didn't want her to get a cold. He [[UnsettlingGenderReveal notices he's actually a girl]] as soon as he unzips her shirt to reveal she had a HiddenBuxom and she wakes up soon after and has a NakedFreakOut while he turns around in embarrassment and tells her to put her clothes back on.

* In the ''LetsPlay/DreamSMP'' roleplay, Quackity frequently strips his clothes off (read: his skin) in-universe [[NakedPeopleAreFunny at the most inopportune times]]. As a result, back in Season 1, he was often on the receiving end of this from Tommy and Tubbo. They had given up on trying by the time the Doomsday War rolled around in Season 2.

* In the ''LetsPlay/LifeSMP'' series, [=GoodTimesWithScar=] will sometimes be shown [[WalkingShirtlessScene shirtless]]. Because his skin has "scitties", his server-mates in the ''3rd Life'' season keep telling him to put his clothes on. By the ''Limited Life'' season, almost all of the server-mates (With the exception of [=ZombieCleo=]) stopped caring about Scar's skin.

* In the ''LetsPlay/LifeSMP'' series, [=GoodTimesWithScar=] will sometimes be shown shirtless. Because his skin has "scitties", his server-mates in the ''3rd Life'' season keep telling him to [[PleasePutSomeClothesOn put his clothes on]]. By the ''Limited Life'' season, almost all of the server-mates (With the exception of [=ZombieCleo=]) stopped caring about Scar's skin.

* In the LetsPlay/LifeSMP series, [=GoodTimesWithScar=] will sometimes be shown shirtless. Because his skin has "scitties", his server-mates in the ''3rd Life'' season keep telling him to [[PleasePutSomeClothesOn put his clothes on]]. By the ''Limited Life'' season, almost all of the server-mates (With the exception of [=ZombieCleo=]) stopped caring about Scar's skin.

TruthInTelevision, to a degree; [[AllMenArePerverts most men]] will agree that ogling a naked woman is hardly unpleasant, but it's bound to be immensely awkward when it's someone you know (and will have to interact with later) socially. As for women, the reasons are the same, just with the genders in reverse.