Ms Fanservice / Animated Films

She's enough to make a man want to play with Hellfire.

Examples of Ms. Fanservice in animated films.

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Works with their own pages:

• DC Universe Animated Original Movies

Other examples

Disney

• Disney Animated Canon:
  • Slue-Foot Sue from the "Pecos Bill" segment in Melody Time. A buxom, red-headed cowgirl with big blue eyes, she's first introduced riding on the back of a catfish while her dress billows up and flashes her underwear. She just gets more fanservicey after she dons a corset and a bustle on her wedding day with Pecos Bill, giving her a ridiculously tiny waist and an enormous backside. Not to mention her exaggerated Supermodel Strut; she can barely take a step without swaying her hips from side to side.
  • Tinker Bell from Peter Pan has a curvaceous figure and wears a short green dress that is apparently made from a leaf that exposes her shapely legs, blonde hair, and shoulders. She has become so popular, especially in part due to her physical attractiveness, that it is simply no wonder that she is often considered the unofficial secondary Disney mascot.
  • Miss Kitty Mouse from The Great Mouse Detective. Her only appearance in the film is her putting on a burlesque performance while stripping from a dress to a showgirl outfit, earning quite a bit of cheers from the bar patrons.
  • Ariel from The Little Mermaid (1989). A gorgeous red-headed bikini-top wearing mermaid with a mesmerizing voice. Plus, when she first becomes human, the only thing she's wearing is her Seashell Bra.
  • In Beauty and the Beast we have, not the main character, but the Bimbettes trio, the Gaston fangirls. Beautiful, fashionably dressed and adoring triplets. And are quite... bouncy.
    • Also Babette, French Maid of castle. Averted as she's a feather duster, but her human form looks somewhat like Belle crossed with the Bimbettes.
  • Princess Jasmine from Aladdin. A beautiful Arabian princess wearing a shirt, or lack thereof, that barely hangs from her shoulders, a shapely figure, and harem pants. When she was enslaved by the Big Bad, she wears a red outfit that is even more revealing, and there were plenty of scenes where she acts particularly seductive, to both Jafar and Aladdin, the latter twice. Plus, she is the first (human) princess that wears a midriff-revealing outfit.
  • Pocahontas is given an Age Lift from the historical events and is exceptionally gorgeous with the little clothes she has on. Hell, in Disney's version of the events we are led to believe the only reason John Smith didn't shoot Pocahontas immediately is because she was so hot.
  • Esmeralda from The Hunchback of Notre Dame performs a pole dance wearing a red low-cut dress that accentuates her curvaceous figure. Deconstructed because she attracts attention from men... including an extremely dangerous, immoral sociopath with repressed lust.
    Judge Claude Frollo: She will be mine, or she will burn!
  • Hercules:
    • Megara, oh so much. Courtesy of Ken Duncan's expressive animation to the point where she is atypical to other characters for the company. She may be one of the most underrated female protagonists in the Disney franchise, but she's certainly one of the sexiest. Interestingly, Megara's body was based off Greek pottery, which might explain her Impossible Hourglass Figure.
    • Aphrodite, much like in Greek mythology, is beautiful with a voluptuous figure that's more impossible than Megara's (being a goddess), and has been hit on a few times in the movie and series (more so in the latter due to her having a larger role than in the film).
  • Jane Porter of Tarzan already looks quite lovely in the big poofy dress she is introduced in, but throughout the film her attire gets more relaxed. It's when she trades it in for a Fur Bikini that we get to see just how incredibly gorgeous she really is.
  • Kida from Disney's Atlantis: The Lost Empire is a beautiful Atlantean princess with tanned skin, white hair, and blue eyes who wears a skimpy outfit comprised of nothing but a light blue bra, a single gold earring on her right ear, a gold armband on her left arm, a dark blue sarong with a single pink stripe with gold outlines and a light blue waistband and sash, and two gold anklets on her right leg. She also happens to be voiced by Cree Summer.
  • Nani in Lilo & Stitch. Her legs are more focused and it's mildly implied that she tries to put on a motherly/feminine image to better see herself as Lilo's caretaker.
  • Charlotte "Lottie" La Bouff from The Princess and the Frog. We always see her wearing dresses that show her shape and at one point even adjusts her dress' bust line onscreen.
  • Elsa of Frozen looks to be the bustier one next to her sister Anna and the ice gown she makes herself has a slit that reveals quite a bit of leg, made clear by her Supermodel Strut near the end of "Let It Go". Emphasized in the sequel where she goes barefoot, lets her hair down completely, and gets a new dress that's more figure-hugging.
  • Gazelle from Zootopia. A popular singer who wears an incredibly skimpy outfit complete with a nice midriff and Hartman Hips. Helps by the fact that she's voiced by Shakira, who is just as much of a Ms. Fanservice in the music industry.
• Helen Parr/Elastigirl from The Incredibles is a beautiful Action Mom, and wears a form-fitting jumpsuit that shows off her figure and accommodates her superpowers. She also gets a few Male Gaze shots, more prominently in the second film thanks to the technological gap in design giving her a more prominent Fanservice Pack.
• Who Framed Roger Rabbit: Jessica Rabbit. She is integral to the plot, but her fanservice features are taken up to eleven. She is a gorgeous Lady in Red, her buxom is better, her neckline is impossibly low, she's got super long legs, there are some racy panty shots, and the like. No wonder every man and every cartoon is Distracted by the Sexy and enjoys Eating the Eye Candy when she's present.

Other studios

• Warner Bros.:
  • Osmosis Jones: Even for a cell living inside the human body, Leah Estrogen is the most voluptuous and curvaceous of all the other cells, playing the role of a Sexy Secretary a little too well. The camera sure tends to keep long shots of her backside and legs, and Osmosis Jones himself wastes no time attempting to flirt with her, which she doesn't seem to be too offended.
  • The first incarnation of Lola Bunny in Space Jam was made to be this, considering she wears short shorts, bares her midriff, and acts seductively. For example, after beating Bugs at a game between the two of them, Lola leaves the scene in an exaggerated swaying motion with her hips, leaving all the males in the room flabbergasted, while Bugs becomes a victim of Love at First Sight. The trope is mostly averted in A New Legacy where she has a less flirty demeanor and a more modest appearance though she does temporarily adopt a midriff-baring outfit during the rap scene.
    • White Mamba from Space Jam: A New Legacy: She is a beautiful Snake Woman, she has big hips and curves and the fact that she only wears a Goon Squad team shirt and no pants, that makes White Mamba look hotter and sexier.
• Dreamworks Animation:
  • Tzipporah from The Prince of Egypt. Her slave outfit is quite fanservicey... wait that's just her normal clothes.
  • Chel from The Road to El Dorado. She wears a very skimpy outfit, has huge hips (as demonstrated in a ball-game scene) and openly seduces one of the male protagonists. Hell, both male protagonists are attracted to her.
  • Rita Malone from Flushed Away ought to count as a PG-rated version of this trope. During the movie her pants drop at one point (revealing blue-striped boxer shorts) and she seems to enjoy shaking her butt as a taunt to pursuers. But then again, she is voiced by Kate Winslet...
  • If you didn't consider Astrid Hoffferson◊ from How to Train Your Dragon a Ms. Fanservice, she certainly is in the third movie where She's All Grown Up. The whole Tsundere, turned into Action Girlfriend trope also helps Astrid's appeal and not to mention her beautiful and form-fitting wedding dress at the end.
  • Diane Foxington from The Bad Guys (2022) is beautiful, has Hartman Hips, and spends most of the film either wearing a powersuit or dresses, the second one being backless, teasing Mr. Wolf as their relationship improves. Once she's revealed to be the Crimson Paw, she's then shown in a slimming bodysuit that shows off her curves and flexibility.
• Sasha from All Dogs Go to Heaven 2 is something of a dog version of Jessica Rabbit. She's played as sensually as a non-anthropomorphic dog in a family film can be. Sasha is a singer in a nightclub whose musical number consists of pretty much every male dog drooling over her.
• Holli Would from Cool World is a Darker and Edgier version of Jessica Rabbit (as the entire movie to Who Framed Roger Rabbit). She is a blonde, voluptuous and evil vixen (performed by Kim Basinger); the entire movie is in fact about the subject of Jack Deebs, the main character, having a Perverse Sexual Lust for Holli. Also the waitress Lonette would qualify; she has black hair in a ponytail, red lipstick and wears a red dress with a pink stripe on it.
• Princess Teegra from Fire & Ice definitely belongs with her costume being a small thong bikini. It's a natural since she was designed by Frank Frazetta... Frazetta specializes in fanservice.
• Cousin Mel from Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer, an evil buxom redhead. She has several Male Gaze scenes, particularly during her villain song, where she is dancing with a Fur Bikini top, and her Cleavage Window has widened.
• Most of the female characters in Heavy Metal are buxom ideals and are completely naked, especially the ones in the "Den" story.
  • The same goes for the anti-heroine of Heavy Metal 2000 Julie, whose tall, buxom, figure is on full display throughout the film, but especially in the Stripperific red outfit she wears for the finale.
• Downplayed examples in My Little Pony: Equestria Girls due to the all-ages nature of the franchise, but still present:
  • The Dazzlings, the main antagonist from My Little Pony: Equestria Girls – Rainbow Rocks. The three have slow, slinky movements, including a lot of swinging of their hips; they have melodious voices, and alluring gazes. When telling the group about them, Twilight specifically mentions the legends said the three were beautiful. Being sirens, it all comes with the territory as part of their allure.
  • Among all the girls, Rarity is the one with no qualms relying on her sex appeal. Most of her clothes are no more revealing than the others', but they're always feminine and elegant, and Rarity knows how to emphasize them with her Supermodel Strut or Modeling Poses. Most obvious in the short "The Other Side", which has her wearing a form-fitting strapless bodysuit and posing suggestively in some scenes.
• Courtney, from ParaNorman is quite pretty, with a shapely figure. The Hartman Hips certainly don't hurt.
• Goldie from Rock-A-Doodle, a sexy pheasant showgirl. She seems to be an anthropomorphic bird version of Jessica Rabbit. In fact, Goldie was an attempt to replicate the sex appeal of Jessica.
• Downplayed but Spider-Gwen from Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse has been noted by fans to be very curvy, thanks to the spandex she wears around her legs, hips and rear being quite form-fitting◊.
• Princess Peach from The Super Mario Bros. Movie, similar to her game counterpart, is a beautiful young woman who temporarily stuns Mario the first time they meet. Aside from her gown, she also wears a form-fitting biker suit (taken from the Mario Kart games) for much of the film's middle. It's deconstructed in that she ends up attracting the unwanted attention of Bowser whose plan hinges on his entitlement to have her, and when he does have her (only temporarily) cave in and marry him, she then wears a low-cut wedding dress for the rest of the film.
• Tad, the Lost Explorer: Early on, Sarah Lavrof ditches her glasses and blue skirt for a pair of short-shorts and a low-cut tank top that exposes her so much blatant cleavage.
• Wizards had Elinore, a extremely sexy fairy in a skimpy white outfit that was pretty much transparent.
• Literally every movie by Ralph Bakshi has at least one Ms. Fanservice, and usually more than that. Spicy City is pretty spicy, too...

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