History Main / SexyScandinavian

* The oldest examples of this trope are actresses Creator/GretaGarbo, famous for her FemmeFatale roles, Creator/IngridBergman and sex symbol Anita Ekberg.

* Jamie Lee Curtis quite hilariously disguises herself as Inga from Sweden (in an Austrian dress) in ''Film/TradingPlaces''.

* In ''Film/KingsmanTheSecretService'', the protagonist rescues a kidnapped Swedish princess in the end, [[RescueSex Bond-style]].
* Thor in the ''Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse'', the Norse god[=/=]superhero with long blond hair and many [[ShirtlessScene shirtless scenes]].

* ''LightNovel/HighSchoolDxd'': Rias Gremory is said to be Scandinavian, though she’s actually a Devil from the Underworld. Of course, she's one of the most attractive girls in the series. Red-haired example. Later on, the story introduces the {{Valkyrie|s}} Rossweiss, who fits this trope better.
* Stella Bremer from ''LightNovel/MuvLuvAlternativeTotalEclipse'' is a very traditional example, having the largest bust of all female cast.

* Freya, the main LoveInterest of Donald (Sir Anthony’s son) in ''Film/TheIslandAtTheTopOfTheWorld is a descendant of a LostColony of Vikings.

* One of the plot lines of Film/LaDolceVita, the main character Marcello Rubini, a journalist writing for various gossip magazines, is sent to cover the arrival in Rome of a famous Swedish-American film star Silvia, played by Swedish Actress Anita Ekberg. Over the course of film, various Italian men can be seen admiring her.

* Julie Sigtuna from ''Literature/AbsoluteDuo'' is a very unusual example: she belongs to a {{fictional country}} named after a legendary location in Scandinavian mythology and she has the habit of speaking Scandinavian words such as "ja" and "nej" (yes and no, respectively). She's attractive enough, but more in the [[TokenMiniMoe Moe]] sense.

* Velvet from ''VideoGame/ThemsFightinHerds'' is a reindeer, but she has enough elegance and [[{{Narcissist}} a high opinion of herself]] to qualify for this trope. She also speaks with a Scandinavian accent to add to her beauty.
* ''Videogame/{{Obscure}}'' has Norwegian exchange student Sven Hansen. He's every chiseled Nordic stereotype rolled into one, and the girls love him for it.

* The Swedish Bikini Team is five gorgeous blondes in blue bikinis that participate in various sports, to the distraction of their male competitors. They were shilling Old Milwaukee beer, by the way.

* Julie Sigtuna from ''Anime/AbsoluteDuo'' is a very unusual example: she belongs to a {{fictional country}} named after a legendary location in Scandinavian mythology and she has the habit of speaking Scandinavian words such as "ja" and "nej" (yes and no, respectively). She's attractive enough, but more in the [[TokenMiniMoe Moe]] sense.

* Skwisgaar Skwigelf from ''WesternAnimation/{{Metalocalypse}}'' is a male example. He is Swedish, and out of all the members of Dethklok he is the one who is portrayed as being the most handsome as well as the most successful when it comes to seducing women.

** Sister Sweden is based on Danish stereotypes of Swedish women, and thus is this trope taken UpToEleven: She's a busty, beautiful, blond and blue-eyed MsFanservice, an EthicalSlut who'll do AnythingThatMoves. To hammer the point home, a bonus drawing by Humon reveals that her ''natural'' breasts are actually larger than Sister America's ''implants''.

** Lady Death herself is Swedish according to her original backstory, and she is bonafide MsFanservice. While her usual appearance doesn't indicate this, [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/alive3.jpg she is a blue-eyed blonde in her human form]].

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* In ''Two Days in the Valley'', multiple comments are made about both the attractiveness and Scandinavian heritage of Helga. (Played by Creator/CharlizeTheron in one of her earliest roles.)

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfJimmyNeutron'', Carl meets his penpal Elke Elkberg, a cute Swedish girl, for the first time and lies about being a genius to impress her (and though she, too, lied about being a supermodel to impress him, you'd never have guessed).

* Ritsu from ''Manga/AssassinationClassroom'' technically counts. Sure she is a RobotGirl but she was build in Norway and she has her fanservice moments, Such as giving Sugaya an answer in class by writing it on her thigh.

* Par for the course with ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'' characters, as most characters are gods and thus part of TheBeautifulElite. However, of note are the following:

* Discussed in ''ComicBook/TheSupergirlFromKrypton'' when ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} first landed on Earth and meeting some dock workers who believe her to be Swedish because of her blonde hair, blue eyes and her strange language, though she is actually speaking Kryptonian.

* ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'', "The Swedes": Soren and Agneta, the duo of Swedish detectives who come to investigate to New York and join Jake and Rosa on the case. They are both hot. Lampshaded by Jake who says they're all tall and beautiful.

* In ''Series/ShadowAndBone'', the country of Fjerda is the FantasyCounterpartCulture of Scandinavia, which makes Mattias this trope. Nina is in the middle of informing him that she's not embarrassed by the need for them both to [[IntimateHealing get naked in order to share body heat]] as Fjerdan men aren't special, they're just like any other type of man... only for her to turn around and be rendered slightly dumbstruck by [[ShirtlessScene his shirtlessness]].

** Thorunn, Bjorn's wife, has a straight up nordic supermodel looks. She was originally a slave girl, but so beautiful that Bjorn chose her as his lover and wife, and she was liberated by Queen Aslaug. Her name is Norse suggesting that she was captured in a war somewhere else in Scandinavia.

* ''LightNovel/HighSchoolDxD'': Rias Gremory is said to be Scandinavian, though she’s actually a Devil from the Underworld. Of course, she's one of the most attractive girls in the series. Red-haired example. Later on, the story introduces the {{Valkyrie|s}} Rossweiss, who fits this trope better.

* ''LightNovel/HighSchoolDxD'': Rias Gremory is said to be Scandinavian, though she’s actually a Devil from the Underworld. Of course, she's one of the most attractive girls in the series. Red-haired example. Later on, the story introduces the {{Valkyrie|s}} Rosswiese, who fits this trope better.

* In ''Series/ShadowAndBone'', the country of Fjerda is the FantasyCounterpartCulture of Scandinavia, which makes Mattias this trope. Nina is in the middle of informing him that she's not embarrassed by the need for them both to [[IntimateHealing get naked in order to share body heat]] as Fjerdan men aren't special, they're just like any other type of man... only for her to turn around and be rendered slightly dumbstruck by [[ShirtlessScene his shirtlessness]].

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* ''LightNovel/HighSchoolDxD'': Rias Gremory is said to be Scandinavian, though she’s actually a Devil from the Underworld. Of course, she's one of the most attractive girls in the series. Red-haired example. Later on, the story introduces the [[{{Valkyries}} Valkyrie]] Rosswiese, who fits this trope better.

* All the Nordic countries from ''Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia''.

* Horn Skuld of ''Manga/{{Seraph of the End}}'' is implied to be Scandinavian. She's a female vampire in her twenties with big boobs. Her last name "Skuld" means "dept" or "future" in Old Norse. She was one of the three Norns, or goddesses of destiny, in Norse-Germanic mythology. Skuld was also the Name of a Valkyrie.

* Ritsu from ''Manga/AssassinationClassroom'' technically counts. Sure she is a Main/RobotGirl but she was build in Norway and she has her fanservice moments, Such as giving Sugaya an answer in class by writing it on her thigh.

* BitchInSheepsClothing [[spoiler: Pelle]] from ''[[Film/{{Midsommar}}]]''. Maja, too.

* BitchInSheepsClothing [[spoiler: Pelle]] from ''[[Film/Midsommar]]''. Maja, too.

* BitchInSheepsClothing [[spoiler: Pelle]] from ''Film/Midsommar''. Maja, too.