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"What a haul, what a haul!"

Mike: They don't even know what panties are, yet they feel compelled to raid them.
Crow: Every male of every species has the biological urge to panty raid.

An individual — almost always a pervert of some kind — who steals and collects women's (or girls') underwear, usually worn/used. Almost always presented as a reprehensible individual and usually an enemy of the hero, and just as frequently played for laughs. They can be divided into the Stalker with a Crush — who steals a specific person's underwear as part of a general stalking campaign — and the indiscriminate, compulsive underwear thief — who usually doesn't engage in more serious sexual offenses and is more likely to be treated as a comic figure. One might call such a character a "knicker nicker".

Panty Thieves usually go about their business while wearing Stealth Clothes. An unintentional version is Kleptomaniac Hero Found Underwear; in this case, someone is trying to steal something else, and ends up with panties. An Impossible Thief may steal the panties that their victim is currently wearing, usually without even being noticed until the thief presents their trophy for all to see.

Usually this is an anime trope (due to the fact that in Japan, clothes lines are predominant while the West uses dryers), but Western culture has independently produced the college prank of panty raiding (which has been out of fashion since the sexual revolution of the 1960s and the replacement of men's and women's dorms with co-ed dorms). Panty raids are usually perpetrated by groups of perverted young Frat Bro males, rather than just one guy.

It's becoming less common for this trope to be played for pure comedy, due to society being less inclined to write it off as a prank and more inclined to view it as a form of sexual harassment.


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    Anime & Manga 
  • The hamster Echiboo (which reportedly translates as "Perverted Fart") in the manga Aoi House, whenever he got the chance.
  • Assassination Classroom has an arc in which Koro-Sensai is framed as a compulsive Panty Thief and his class have to try to prove him innocent. (It ends up being one of the manga's most spectacular Mood Whiplash twists, as it turns out to be part of one of Shiro's elaborate and ruthless attempts to kill him, and the arc ends with Shiro committing an exceptionally callous You Have Failed Me which many fans consider his Moral Event Horizon moment.)
  • The Stalker with a Crush Kuroko from A Certain Magical Index. It's only shown in the anime counterpart of the spin-off A Certain Scientific Railgun, though. On one occasion, she somehow stole Misaka's swimsuit from a locked container. While she IS a teleporter, it's not clear how she managed to get past the lock. A few minutes after revealing her theft of the swimsuit, Kuroko took the trope to its logical extreme: using her ability, she teleported Misaka's underwear right off of its owner.
  • The Elder does this at least once in Chrono Crusade, as part of his Dirty Old Man gag.
  • One Running Gag in Daily Lives of High School Boys is Tadakuni's sister's underwear kept being stolen by her brother and his two friends Hidenori and Yoshitake. Hidenori's older brother got in at some point as well.
  • In the Death Note Spin-Off novel The Los Angeles BB Murder Case, Ryuzaki (BB) raids a little girl's panty drawer. Making the scene even more inappropriate is that he's supposed to be examining her murder scene with Naomi.
  • Oolong from Dragon Ball is an offender. It was stated by Puar that he was kicked out of Shapeshifting School for stealing the teacher's panties. He even saves the day by stealing Emperor Pilaf's wish from Shenron; Oolong swoops in and wishes for "panties off a hot babe" to prevent Pilaf from wishing for world domination.
  • Shinji Kazama from Full Metal Panic! is forced to do this when some upperclassmen steal one of his possessions and ransom it for a pair of Kaname's panties.
  • In Gargoyle of the Yoshinagas, there's a scene in which Kaitou Hyakushiki literally steals the undies off of two people in front of a crowd.
  • Ghost Talker's Daydream: Mitsuru has made it a habit of breaking into Misaki's apartment and has repeatedly stolen all her underwear so he can sniff them. Then adds insult to injury, by leaving her money so she can buy more undies that he intends to steal, later... after she's had time to wear them.
  • Tomoki from Heaven's Lost Property. He frequently steals women's underwear. Sometimes he even wears stolen panties as a mask!
  • High School D×D: In one of the OVAs, the Occult Research Club faces against a former priest who steals women's underwear, which he uses for his experiments to create a Philosopher's Stone. He then transforms into an underwear monster capable of controlling women's bras and panties while they wear them.
  • In K, Misaki Yata fears looking like this when he goes to the school island to return a pair of panties Neko left at Bar HOMRA — and a side-story shows him getting caught as such by the campus cleaning robots, and enemy/love interest Saruhiko Fushimi has to get him out of trouble for it. How did she leave her panties at the bar? "That's what I want to know - no, wait, I definitely don't want to know!"
  • Koragashi of Kamen no Maid Guy can easily steal the panties off the entire female population of a high school without them noticing but doesn't do so for perverted reasons. Instead, he is trying to identify a suspicious person and the only clue he has are her unique panties. His partner, Fubuki, tells him that he didn't have to go to such extremes though and promptly punishes him via remote-controlled explosion.
  • Kazuma from KonoSuba is an odd case. His Steal skill is supposed to steal a random item from the target based on his Luck stat. However, when he tries it out for the first time on the girl who taught him the skill (with her consent), he ends up unintentionally stealing the panties she was wearing. As it turns out, his extremely high Luck stat means that when he targets women, he steals their panties almost every time. He (and everyone who knows him) soon comes to expect this result, pushing him into this trope.
  • A story in the first volume of Maboroshi Panty has Maboroshi Panty fight a man who is using a fishing pole to yank off women's panties. Maboroshi Panty herself ends up losing two pairs of panties to the criminal, both of them being the ones she wears over her private parts rather than as a mask.
  • In Macross Frontier, the one time Sheryl attends school with Ranka and Alto is memorable not just for her own interstellar celebrity, but because of her unstoppable rampage through the campus while going commando in a skirt. The culprit? A tiny, green, and adorable Ridiculously Cute Critter (a Vajra in larval form) that crawled into her laundry basket while she was showering, then started hopping about the campus with no regard for the pair of panties that had wrapped around it. The Idol Singer was lucky no paparazzi were nearby to capture the moment... Also of note is that the little guy is then pursued by — with three exceptions — the entire male population of the school, whose motivation appears to be acquiring said panties as a trophy rather than giving them back.
  • Maken-ki!: Martha Minerva is a rare and unusual female example, who has an obsession with other girls' breasts and panties. They're safe so long as she keeps her eyes closed. But, once she opens them, she can freely open and close dimensional gateways at will, which she uses to instantaneously steal other girls' panties while they're wearing them! Which is why Haruko, Inaho, and Azuki wound up spending chapters 22-24 without theirs.
  • Mazinger Angels features a Panty Thief who somehow manages to acquire a Mechanical Beast (Satan Claus P10) from Doctor Hell and employs the giant robot to commit the dastardly deed of stealing the underwear of all the women on the city to fill an Olympic pool and then swim in it.
  • Miyuki: Panties get stolen back and forth like it's their mission. In one chapter Yasujirou actually does a case where he is trying to bring justice to a panty thief.
  • Rudeus of Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation steals a pair of Roxy's unwashed panties before she leaves and forgets to return them. He protects them carefully, referring to them as the "Divine Artifact". At one point Rudeus is wearing a pair of panties on his head and a knight accuses him of stealing them from the captive princess. Rudeus takes offense as they are his wife's panties.
  • One of the "Orphans" in My-HiME is a lingerie thief. Hilarity Ensues when one of the victims is Natsuki, who has to go around panty-less.
  • Negima! Magister Negi Magi:
    • Chamo-kun, though only rarely. Notable in that he's an ermine, and not even a transformed human. He seems to want the panties to make a nest. His love of panties was really confirmed when his share of the Rainyday sisters's Lotus-Eater Machine has him dreaming that he swims in panties.
    • Jack Rakan deserves special mention. In one manga chapter, he ends up having to fight two girls. He Flash Steps behind them, flips up their skirts, and steals the panties off one of them before they knew what happenednote . Said panties end up being a crucial element in locating and defeating them. Then he does it again later... to ALL of Fate's minions simultaneously, then flips up their skirts repeatedly until they concede defeat (so he won't have to fight them).
    • Chamo's reputation as a Panty Thief was subverted in Negima!?: One chapter involves Negi chasing a small Panty Thief throughout Mahora academy, and many a reader expected it to be Chamo. It was a cat.
  • Onsokumaru in Ninja Nonsense, though he steals panties by proxy (dispatching Shinobu to do it under the premise of ninja training).
  • Penguin #1 from Penguindrum uses a fish rod to steal panties in episode 10.
  • Happôsai from Ranma ½ is the patron saint of all panty thieves. This Old Master even developed some martial art techniques around panty-thieving and peeping. Currently the trope image.
  • In The Seven Deadly Sins:
    • Meliodas feels up Elizabeth and somehow steals her panties. The fact he did allows him to Spot the Imposter later.
    • In OVA 1, Ban tries to swipe Elaine's, but the attempt fails since she isn't wearing any.
  • Shimoneta:
    • Applies to Gathered Fabric as a whole, since they engage in ero-terrorism as a ruse to indulge their fetish for stealing underwear. Their leader, White Peak, garbs himself in an entire bodysuit of white panties that have been sewn together and sips wine with another pair soaking in it.
    • Black Base is exact opposite, by having a preference for only stealing black panties and lingerie. But he also seems determined to share his interest by setting traps so the victims have to change clothing so he can steal them. Then leaves only black lingerie for the victims to wear afterward.
  • Time Stop Hero: Kuzuno Sekai's first on screen use of his ability to stop time is to steal Niña's panties off her body, while they were in different jail cells. After teasing her for wearing teddy bear panties, he returns them just as quickly.
  • One You're Under Arrest! story concerns a highly sophisticated Panty Thief — who strangely enough is a parody of Billy The Kid from The Silence of the Lambs: he is sewing a blanket out of the pants he steals, "and then it will be like I am sleeping with all the girls at once!". After the girls catch him, they break him of his habit by informing him that one of the pairs he stole belonged to a Wholesome Crossdresser on the anti-Chikan squad.
  • Zatch Bell! has a character named Momon, who looks like a cross between a rabbit and a monkey. When Kiyo meets him, he's holding a bra for some reason. When Momon meets the others, he spends countless attempts to see Tia's panties, and somehow manages to steal another pair from her house. Needless to say, Tia rages.

    Comic Books 
  • Booga in Tank Girl first met the title character when he tries to steal her knickers as part of a gang initiation. They've been together ever since.

    Fan Works 
  • A Baby Changes Everything begins with Lily confronting a panty-twirling James after he and the rest of the Marauders conducted a panty raid on her dorm.
  • In the Star Trek: Enterprise Parody Fic Farce Contact, the Suliban steal all female clothing on Enterprise, as part of an Evil Plan to make Starfleet switch to the miniskirts of the Original Series.
  • Friendship Is Magical Girls: Since Spike's powers run on lust, doing this is a great way of having a quick power-up. That being said, though, he seems to also do it just for the hell of it, such as when, during Rarity's first (pre-mahoushojou) fight alongside the team, he magically steals hers off her body while changing her outfit into a gi to fight in, something she doesn't realize until later.
  • Homura Akemi from Madoka Magica stealing poor Madoka's panties (among other forms of pervery) is a trope so prevalent in fan-art that it has its own pool on Danbooru.
  • The Rise of Darth Vulcan: Artful Dodger, Vulcan's apprentice, knows a spell to nab mares' underthings. Vulcan is more confused as to why such things even exist when most ponies go without any clothes whatsoever.
  • Vow of the King: For her own amusement, Yoruichi steals all of Soifon's panties and strings them up in the captain assembly hall just before a meeting.

    Films — Live-Action 
  • The Stalker with a Crush protagonist of Body Double (1984) steals the underwear of the woman he's obsessed with, which doesn't help his case when the police find them on his person after she's murdered.
  • Drive a Crooked Road: Not exactly underwear, but when Eddie finds Barbara's handkerchief in her car while he is servicing it, he looks around furtively, then sniffs it and tucks it away in his pocket. Back home, he takes it out and lies on the bed smelling it. Of course, as their whole meeting was a Honey Trap, it is likely Barbara left it there for him to find deliberately.
  • In Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, one of the first indications we get that Patrick is a bit of a creep is when he casually states he stole a pair of Clementine's panties while standing beside her (comatose) ex-boyfriend.
  • Following: When Cobb the Gentleman Thief steals a couple of pairs of panties from a woman's apartment, it comes off as him just being creepy. This however is subverted in the end when his true motivation is revealed: he stole the panties as part of a plot to frame his friend and partner-in-crime, the unnamed young man, for the murder of the woman.
  • In Happy Birthday to Me, Etienne sneaks into Ginny's bedroom and steals the panties she takes off when she goes to take a bath. He later reveals he is carrying them under his jersey during the dirt bike race.
  • Subverted in Internal Affairs (1990). The antagonist (a corrupt and manipulative police officer) beats up the protagonist (an Internal Affairs cop), claims to have slept with his wife and throws some panties in his face to taunt him. His wife is bewildered at the accusation and doesn't even understand why his husband is later brandishing a strange pair of panties at her.
  • One of the many pranks pulled by the Lambda-Lambda-Lambdas in Revenge of the Nerds. The actual raid, which is blatantly obvious (it's even kicked off by a Pi Delta Pi opening her shower curtain to reveal Lewis, who cheerfully announces "Panty raid!"), is actually a diversion while two more Tri-Lambs secretly install a spy camera in the Pis' changing room.
  • Valentine: Halfway through the film, the killer finds Kate's apartment door open; her neighbor Gary, who was hitting on her earlier, is inside trying on Kate's underwear. Gary tries to reason with the killer by saying it's Not What It Looks Like and that Gary himself is mentally ill (the term he uses is "not well"), but that doesn't dissuade the killer as he beats Gary to death with a running iron.

    Literature 
  • Akatsuki from Aesthetica of a Rogue Hero. He also steals brassieres off girls' wearers with no problem.
  • Macdonald Hall: Bruno and Boots frame their unwanted Boarding School roommates as these, with the full cooperation of some friends from the nearby girls' school. The Headmaster isn't fooled for an instant, so he has the roommates pretend to have been expelled to guilt-trip Bruno and Boots into fixing things.

    Live-Action TV 
  • The Bill. When Inspector Burnside is picked to play the suspect during a course in police interrogation, he boasts proudly about how a criminal once told him he'd make an excellent Armed Blagger. Cue his Oh, Crap! expression when Burnside reads his lines. We then see Burnside confessing to stealing underwear off a laundry line, though he turns it into a joke at the end.
    Burnside: I'd like several hundred other offenses to be taken into consideration — black frilly ones!
  • Buffy the Vampire Slayer:
    • In season 5, Riley catches Spike sniffing Buffy's clothes, which he tries to excuse as "standard predator behavior". As he's leaving the room though Spike nicks some lacy panties from a drawer.
    • The day after Spike and Buffy have sex for the first time, Buffy is trying to get dressed and get out of there as quickly as possible when a smirking Spike shows her he's still got her panties. Buffy gives him a sock on the jaw and storms off.
  • In Community, Jeff Winger is revealed to have stolen a pair of Britta's panties as one of his "sexual conquest trophies" in "Cooperative Polygraphy."
    Britta: You told me a hawk stole them! You exploited me and made me believe in a slightly more magical world!
    Abed: If you wanna collect women's underwear, can't you just buy them?
    Jeff: They have to be won in battle!
  • On Degrassi: The Next Generation, Connor is revealed to be one of these. This is used so he can be Put on a Bus in season 11.
  • Gender-inverted in Entourage, when some of movie-star Vince's underwear turns up missing from his home. Later, when his housemate Turtle arrives at the campus of his college, he's confronted by a girl he likes and her laughing friends, all wearing the underwear (outside of their clothes). They were pranking him, unaware that they'd broken in to a celebrity's home.
  • Odd, and very easily missed example, from Friends. Joey actually sets for a "panty raid" and gets into Rachel's room while she leaves the appartment to confront Monica about her secret relationship with Chandler. This can only be seen in the uncut episode from the DVD set. Here is a link to said episode's script if you're skeptical.
  • Jacob Ben Isreal, Rachel's Stalker with a Crush on Glee, blackmails her into doing this.
  • Happy Days: due to some convoluted plot reasons Richie and Fonzie are undercover in a girls' dormitory just as Potsie and Ralph storm the place during a panty raid.
  • On Impractical Jokers, doing this in a laundromat was Murr's punishment for one episode. Unfortunately, it was in front of both the woman and her husband...and he was instructed to wear it on his head.
  • Lost Girl. Kenzi brags about how Dyson has been training her as a Shadow Thief, which she demonstrates by stealing Lauren's panties while she's wearing them.
    Lauren: (snatching her panties back) You have got to stop doing that!
    Dyson: I did not teach her to do that.
  • Misfits: In the first episode, Nathan asks Simon what he did to end up on Community service, claiming "You look like a pantysniffer." (In fact, it was arson).
  • Odyssey 5. After spending the night with her former boyfriend Kurt Mendel, Angela Perry wants to know how her lace panties got in his fridge. Kurt has no idea, and turns the accusation back on her by asking why she wore sexy underwear when her decision to sleep with him was supposedly made on the spur-of-the-moment.
  • Scott & Bailey were investigating a murder when they discovered a neighbor had several pairs of the victim's underwear. That was his only crime.

    Music 
  • "In the Middle of the Night" from the One Step Beyond Album album by Madness is about a sixty-three year old newsagent who just so happens to be an underwear thief, beginning his raids at 8pm. He sees his own picture in the newspaper and books it.
  • The title character from Pink Floyd's single "Arnold Layne", a transvestite whose primary pastime is stealing women's undergarments from washing lines and wearing them in secret.
  • P!nk's "Raise Your Glass" includes the line "Party crasher, panty snatcher."

    Video Games 
  • The image accompanying the Dexterity skill in Avernum shows an Impossible Thief at work, swiping a woman's panties from under her full plate armor.
  • In Bully, our hero, Jimmy, does this for gym coach Mr. Burton. Slightly squicky, but overall, funny.
  • Vico doesn't actually steal any female undergarments in A Dance with Rogues, but he does show an unhealthy obsession with the player character's underwear.
  • One of the side-quests in Fable III involves stealing a pair of Reaver's underwear for one of his female fans.
  • During a flashback sequence in Final Fantasy VII, Cloud can sneak into Tifa's room and swipe her "orthopedic underwear" (in the Japanese version, they were "slightly-used" instead). Though it's uncertain if this actually happened or not, since the dialogue options after that are "It's true" and "Just kidding". Later on in the game, we discover that Cloud is an Unreliable Narrator. Assuming it actually happened, it's ambiguous as to whether this specific memory belongs to Cloud or Zack.
  • In Gal*Gun Double Peace, there's a side mission to help a girl find out who stole her underwear. It turns out to have been a playful kitten. There's also a mission in one route to steal underwear from the girls' lockers.
  • In Golden Sun, snooping in Lady McCoy's wardrobe ends in Isaac apparently trying to steal her underwear.
    Isaac peered into the wardrobe. There's a silk negligee... Isaac! Put that back!
  • Persona:
    • Persona 2 has Maya run into one of these while she's investigating the women's changing room at the gym. He runs off as soon as she notices him. Talking to Katsuya after this and choosing to tell him about the incident triggers a sequence where he runs off to chase the man down and beat him up off screen.
    • In Persona 4: Arena, Aigis foils an unusual airline hijacking, where the hijackers made no demands and was in fact a cover to steal an old prototype anti-Shadow weapon being transported on that flight. When her superior Mitsuru deduces that her luggage was the true target, Aigis immediately thinks Mitsuru's underwear was the target.
  • Planescape: Torment has a perverted wizard who turns himself into an armoire in the Brothel of Slaking Intellectual Lusts so that women store their underthings inside him. "Good riddance, you wooden pervert" is the player character's last comment to him.
  • In a quest in The Sims Medieval one of the things your hero has to do in order to become a Guildsman is to raid the ship and steal panties from pirates. This actually makes sense in context, because the entire quest has been setting up Guild initiation as a frat rush. (Even the women pirates have disgusting panties. Then again, this is The Dung Ages.)

    Visual Novels 
  • In the second case in Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney, one of the witnesses gets involved when it's discovered he steals panties. This leads to the odd situation of Apollo having to present multiple pairs of panties as evidence in court (not to mention Apollo can keep both of the panties afterwards for some hilarious commentary).
    Judge: What!? More panties!?
    Klavier: How many panties are you carrying in your pocket, Herr Forehead?
    Apollo: These are the last!!! Honest!!!
    • Notably, the thief doesn't steal them because he's a pervert. The panties he's seeking are a prop used in Trucy's magic act (she pulls various objects out of them like how a magician would typically pull objects out of their hat), and the culprit, a "man of science", was desperate to find out how they worked. However, he didn't know where Trucy lived, so he just went around stealing all the panties he could get his hands on hoping to get lucky and find the right pair. Or at least that's his excuse.
    • This, of course, all builds up to the end of the case where Trucy's panties are the final, case-winning evidence. Basically, half of the case was built on this joke.
  • Unsurprisingly given its focus on Wacky Fratboy Hijinx, Being A ΔΙΚ has the DIKs tell the MC to raid the HOTs house for a pair of panties in exchange for a place to sleep after he's kicked out of his dorm by Troy (and it's later revealed they asked Derek to do so as well, though he didn't need the room). This goes wrong when Quinn and Camila catch him in their bathroom, forcing him into a Shameful Strip and potentially having Camila perform oral sex on him before kicking him out of the house au naturel. Even worse, the DIKs don't even let him sleep there once he gives the panties, leading him to be stuck outdoors completely naked (and wanting to leave B&R) before Bella helps him with some spare clothes and Maya lets him sleep in her room.
  • In an early event in Magical Diary, you catch one of your roommates going through the other's stuff, and have the option of suggesting that she's trying to steal her panties. Later in the game, your roommate may actually be responsible for the theft of your underwear (a bra this time). Or the other way around. It's accidental... sort of.
  • Pantsu Hunter, made semi-famous by the Game Grumps, is an entire game built around being a serial panty thief. The protagonist claims he collects them in order to study them in the hopes of understanding women better. Good luck with that.

    Web Animation 
  • The M.U.G.E.N series, Panty Thief Mysteries, by chimukun is built around a group that steals panties. Interestingly it does not even contain one male perverted villain, in an all female cast. A 1 episode sequel titled A Setsuko Christmas Tale was later released, also with a case of a different panty thief.

    Webcomics 
  • In Something*Positive, Davan apparently trained Choo Choo to do this. And then, after the incident with Kestrel, hired him out professionally.

    Web Original 
  • 4chan: One of /tg/ joke characters is Jeanstealer — a genestealer with a jean fetish.
  • The Onion describes why panty raids are a poor idea at certain colleges.
  • SCP Foundation: When SCP-261, a magic vending machine, dispensed a package of edible underwear, the log simply notes "Items confiscated. Current whereabouts unknown."
  • Whateley Universe:
    • There's an entire story built around this trope, as a panty thief hits every girls' dorm on campus, one night at a time, finally getting spotted (but not caught). That's because it was Sun Wukong the Monkey King, one of the legendary Eight Immortal, the whole she-bang. When he steals yours panties, you just let him.
    • Mimeo's biographical story, "Mimeographic", mentions that the one attempt at a panty raid when he was a student at Whateley (in the mid-1960s) got thoroughly stomped by several of the tougher girls.

    Western Animation 
  • In one episode of American Dad!, Steve's best friend Snot tries stealing Hayley's panties and pays the violent price as a result as Hayley finds and beats the hell out of him and snatches them back in anger.
  • Codename: Kids Next Door featured an episode with Numbuhs 1 and 2 believing that the training bra belonging to Numbuh 5's older sister is actually Battle Ready Armor. What starts out as a misunderstanding, after stealing and trying it, turns out to be real near the end. It has since been used by teen villains all series, both female and male, even though some still see their initial form to be ridiculous.
  • Inverted in a two-part episode of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero called "The Traitor", after a Critical Failure to the armor-treatment chemical, Lady Jaye catches a COBRA infantryman... and obviously, he leaves her with a souvenir!
  • In the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "Mid-Life Crustacean", SpongeBob, Patrick and Mr. Krabs go on a "panty raid". It is near midnight, however, so Mr. Krabs does not realize until it is too late that the person they are stealing panties from is his own mother.
  • Black Bump, A Feca Demi-God in Wakfu, collects underwear from all over the World of Twelve. His explanation (if you can call that) is that underwear are the most intimate piece of clothing, and thus something akin to a "soul" of their owner. He has a whole temple where his collection is proudly exposed and stored. A rather rare example in that he collects from both males and females. However, he draws the line at children's underwear (tough 12-year old looking but 20+ in reality Yugo is fair game).


 
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