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In short, wearing gauze, casts, eyepatches and similar items for [[Fetish Fuel]] purposes, or seeing it as such.
Particularly well-entrenched as a [[Moe]] trait in anime/manga circles, and featured in the cosplay style/fashion trend called [http://www.buzzfeed.com/buzz/Kegadoru kegadoru] ("injured idol"). The basic psychology isn't difficult: the appearance of injury implies the need to be protected, which inspires a desire to [[Hurt
A more extreme version of this fetish is abasiophilia, a sexual obsession with disability or the appearance of disability. Amputations, prosthetics, parapalegia, and the like fall under this category.
[[Sarashi]] is a sister trope. [[Older Than They Think|An older sister trope]], actually. See also [[The Florence Nightingale Effect]], which is when a [[Les Yay|nurse]] or doctor falls in love with a Bandage Babe. Usually involves a [[Bandaged Face]]. Overlaps with [[Good Scars, Evil Scars]].
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
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** Subverted in episode 23: Rei is in bandages AGAIN due to injuries sustained from Unit 00 self-destructing against Armisael. {{spoiler|She goes home and discards the bandages, revealing she is injury-free}}.
*** Later, the show's biggest reveal sheds some light on the subject: {{spoiler|Rei is a clone, her mind and soul transferred between bodies as needed. The Rei piloting Unit-00 was killed during the fight ([[Tear Jerker|one of her charred hands is even shown on-screen]]). Her soul was transferred to another of her [[Cloning Blues|cloned bodies]]}}.
** Asuka ends up as such by the end. The doujinshi [[RE-TAKE
** [[The Other Wiki]]'s article of [
* Lucy and other Diclonius in ''[[Elfen Lied]]''.
** Actually a case of [[Beam Me Up, Scotty]], aside from some of the box art, Lucy as a child in a hallucination
* Takatsu Aoba from ''[[Code Breaker]]'' has her right arm all bandaged up and wears it in a sling after {{spoiler|Ogami sliced it off}}.
* Tomoko gets put in a bandage bikini as part of a side story in ''[[Great Teacher Onizuka]]''.
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** Oddly, this seems to apply to [[Adorably Precocious Child|Negi]] more than it applies to any of the girls...
** Although [http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_sensei_negima/v12/c109/12.html Evangeline] is briefly like this in the aftermath of her fight with Setsuna during the first [[Tournament Arc]].
* Chii in ''[[
* Shana from ''[[Shakugan no Shana]]'', in the flashback of her first fight as a Flame Haze.
* Abiru Kobushi in ''[[Sayonara, Zetsubou
** Especially noticeable when Abiru is used by Chiri as an example of perfectly ''half-naked''. Yeah.
*** She's really a parody of this trope, since the bandages cover injuries she brought upon herself by repeatedly bothering rather dangerous animals due to her tail fetish. Also she even admits she just puts them on even when she isn't injured as she likes the attention.
*** Although in the final OAV, Bangaichi, she does get labeled as "Ayanami" in a scrolling screen gag.
* [http://www.angelfire.com/anime5/dual_pta/page8.html Yayoi Schwael] in ''[[Parallel Trouble Adventure Dual|Dual]]''.
* In ''[[Excel Saga (
* After {{spoiler|Nanoha's}} [[Near
* Subverted by Adorea of ''[[Franken Fran]]''. A female servant of Fran's covered in bandages like a mummy. Her [http://www.mangafox.com/manga/franken_fran/v03/c016/7.html striking figure, beautiful hair, and selfless willingness to give her organs] certainly made her look like a bandage babe, and the [[Covers Always Lie|volume cover that has her story]] even made it look like that underneath those bandages was a naked, classic [[Tall, Dark and Bishoujo]]. Then, when a terrorist who was smitten with her asked to see her face, she removes the bandages around her head {{spoiler|and we're treated to a frame filled with nothing but tentacles surrounding a gaping maw that she uses to swallow the terrorist whole}}.
** [http://www.mangafox.com/manga/franken_fran/v03/c016/20.html High Octane Nightmare Fuel.] '''You have been warned.'''
* Allen Walker from ''[[D
* In ''[[Fullmetal Alchemist]]'' Ran Fan is {{spoiler|injured and cuts off her own arm after an attack from King Bradley}} and for the majority of her appearances before {{spoiler|she leaves to get a replacement arm}} she's pretty much topless except of the bandages around her chest.
* Suzaku from ''[[Code Geass]]'' to [http://www.narutocommunity.net/gallery/img12276.htm the] [http://www.narutocommunity.net/gallery/img12277.htm fangirls.]
* [[White
** Of course, this fact had nothing what so ever to do with the [[Foe Yay|events]] that concluded the [[Accidental Innuendo|battle]]. ''[[Freud Was Right|Of course not]]''.
* ''[[Game X Rush]]'' gives us two male examples in the last chapter, as well as a single-panel flashback of {{spoiler|Miyuki}} as a Bandage Babe.
* Rather common on ''[[Bleach]]'' since everyone spends so much time having been nearly slashed, stabbed and chopped to pieces. Ichigo takes it so far that even his ''sword'' is wrapped in bandages!
* ''[[Full Metal Panic!]]'' has a [[Fan Service|fanservicey]] male version of this with Sousuke, in the later parts of the story. Nicely illustrated in the ''Sigma'' manga. After being {{spoiler|in a coma for a month}}, Sousuke was rendered ''very'' weak and helpless in bed, being half naked and having his bare chest and arms wrapped in bandages. (Of course, "helpless" for him means only being able to {{spoiler|bomb the hell out of the enemies that try to ambush him}}.)
* Shizuka/Serenity from ''Yu-Gi-Oh'' is going blind for a period early in the series, and wears bandages that completely cover her eyes after her eye surgery.
* Ruthlessly subverted with Balalaika in ''[[Black Lagoon]]''. One of her flashbacks involves her sitting in a vehicle with bandages covering her burns and wounds from a recent battle. There was nothing remotely sexy about that scene as she looked exactly what you'd expect from someone coming from a war zone. She also retains a large number of scars over her body because of those wounds.
* Crane Yuzuriha of [[Saint Seiya:
* Ryomou Shimei of ''[[Ikki Tousen]]''
* Hannah of ''[[
* Mikaila from ''Godchild'' is completely covered with bandages (except for her head) under her clothes, due to the fact that she is {{spoiler|literally rotting away underneath due to a bad case of clone degeneration.}}
* Rokujo Chikage from ''[[Durarara!!]]''. Evidently, having his face violently rearranged by [[The Berserker|Shizuo]] has done ''nothing'' to hinder his chick magnet status.
* [http://www.dm5.com/Comic/MH81/Comics-81596_b9328a96_page-40.htm Mizho] from ''[[Karakuridouji Ultimo]]'' whose bandages even double as [[Zettai Ryouki]]. She also uses a crutch as weapon.
** Her doji Palace (pictured beside her) would be a male example.
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* ''[[Wynonna Earp]]'' got this treatment (especially on the cover) in the issue where someone attempted to mummify her.
* Nara Kilday from Josh Howard's Dead@17: Afterbirth.
* Lady Mastermind had a scene where she was clad only in bandages and a slipping hospital gown after the [[X
== [[Film]] ==
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*** Thank God. For a moment there I was worried that her naughty bits might get cold.
* Gabrielle in David Cronenberg's ''Crash'' straddled the line (metaphorically and literally) between abaisophilia and bondage, using chrome and leather/vinyl full leg braces.
* Ahkmenrah as a [[Mummy]] in ''[[Night
* Arguably the female leads in [[The Human Centipede]]
* In ''[[Brazil (
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== [[Tabletop Games]] ==
* ''[[Warhammer
== [[Video Games]] ==
* A.B.A. from ''[[
* [[
* Beating the Ultimate Bass Challenge in ''[[Rock Band]] 2'' unlocks an all-bandages outfit for your created character.
* ''[[World of Warcraft]]'' players can invoke this trope with either of two [http://www.wowhead.com/?item=44693 expensive] [http://www.wowhead.com/?item=44694 "shirts"] available in ''Wrath'' and otherwise stripping down to the waist.
* Female (and male) stars in ''[[The Movies]]'' recovering from chest augmentations wear these on top, and pajama pants on the bottom. The same set is available as a costume option for use in movies.
* In ''[[Soul Calibur]] 4'', female custom characters have the option to choose a layer of bandages as their underwear.
* Xelors in ''Dofus'' are covered in bandages. Probably for good reason, as [[
* In ''[[Neverwinter Nights]]'', when you first meet Aribeth, she is scar free, and her army is shiny and at %100. However, {{spoiler|When she turns to the bad guys, she gets new armor, a new model, and a new portrait. You can see a heavy bloodstained bandage around her waist through the part of the armor that normally would have shown some skin}}
* Alta, the heroine of ''Mighty Flip Champs!'', has the bandages-replacing-underwear variety.
* Alessa Gillespie appears briefly in bandages during the game start animation of ''[[Silent Hill 1]]''. This scene never appears again in the game.
* In the ''[[
* Viola Cadaverini from the [[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney]] series. She considers herself the "lover" of Furio Tigre, although it's debatable as to exactly what they've been up to. {{spoiler|Given that he's flat-out terrified of her, the answer's probably 'whatever she wants'.}}
** Defendant Lana Skye cut her hand, supposedly while she was attacking the victim with a knife. You find out about this when the otherwise stern Lana holds up her bandaged hand to cover her mouth when she gasps in surprise at something said.
** {{spoiler|Kay Faraday also ends up covered in bandages after she gets attacked in ''Ace Attorney Investigations 2''}}
* [[Final Fantasy XIII]]: Can Snow Villiers [http://i.ytimg.com/vi/9LW-m0qyTQg/0.jpg count]{{Dead link}}? He is bandaged, and he is a (male) babe...
* Kaine in ''[[
** There's also the fact that her bandages cover more skin [[Stripperiffic|than her actual clothes.]]
* Bandage Girl in ''[[Meat Boy
* [[Touhou Project]]: Kasen Ibara's entire right arm is covered in bandages. {{spoiler|Or rather [[Artificial Limbs|is made of bandages]]}}.
* [[Mr. Fanservice|Ezio]] is briefly bandaged at the beginning of [[
* Burn victim and all around [[Badass]] Joshua Graham from [[Fallout: New Vegas]] sometimes receives this treatment at the hands of the [[Fan Girls]].
* Mileena's secret third outfit in ''[[
== Visual Novels ==
* Chihiro's eyepatch in ''[[Ef:
* Hazuki Azuma from ''[[Yami to Boushi
* Hanako from ''[[Katawa Shoujo]]'' may count, due to an artist pin-up found for her evolution over the years.
* Anghel Higure's [http://gelbooru.com/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=1444888 human design] in ''[[
== Webcomics/ Web Original ==
* Kano from ''[[Kagerou]]'' on [https://web.archive.org/web/20130316010730/http://www.electric-manga.com/16/kageroumenu.html the cover of Chapter 16]. Just be warned, though: [[Dropped a Bridget On Him|That's a guy.]]
** {{spoiler|The armpit hair}} was a bit of a giveaway, though.
** To split hairs: that's actually electrical tape he's wearing. Though [https://web.archive.org/web/20130316010725/http://www.electric-manga.com/09/01.html examples] [https://web.archive.org/web/20130316010736/http://www.electric-manga.com/18/25.html with] [https://web.archive.org/web/20130316010741/http://www.electric-manga.com/35/08.html actual bandages] do show up.
* Karen from ''[[Keychain of Creation]]''.
* [[Nerf Now
* Iris Kolrick from [[Shadownova]] gets a small degree of this while she patches herself up after her first fight with Cam.
* Tom from ''[[
* There are [http://www.tektek.org/avatar/34630031 a great deal of items] on [[Gaia Online]] that will give your avatar this look.
* In ''[[Life Sketch]]'', Zenith is a male example of this, wearing a thin bandage around his head at all times <ref>
* Hank and the two new protagonists in ''[[
* ''[[
== Western Animation ==
* Nefertina in ''[[Mummies Alive]]''. She's a mummy!
* [[Mr. Fanservice|Zuko]] in the ''[[
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