Defeat by Modesty: Difference between revisions

* In ''[[Conkers Bad Fur Day]]'', to beat Buga the Knut, you must [[Literal Ass-Kicking|tear chunks out of his buttocks]] until they can no longer hold up his loincloth, revealing his [[Teeny Weenie|"very small willy"]]. This is really more Defeat By Shame.

* In a rare heroic example, getting hit by a scimitar in ''[[Crash Bandicoot 3 Warped]]'' will cut Crash's pants off, causing him to shamefully slink away while attempting to cover his [[Goofy Print Underwear|pink polka-dot boxers.]]

** The Burt Bros. in ''Yoshi's Island DS'' are defeated in the same way.

* The female wrestling game ''[[Rumble Roses]]'' actually has a Humiliation bar. When your enemy's h-bar is full, you can do an h-move, which is a very powerful submission. If you win, it is an H-KO. (Which isn't any different from a normal win, unless you set "H-KO only" from the options.) While there isn't any stripping, most of the H-moves and the moves use to fill the bar in the first place, would turn most people red. (However, some moves would make you scratch your head trying to find the humiliation in them.)

** Really, they should call it the f-bar, for [[Fan Service]].

** H as in [[Ecchi]] sounds about right to me.

* ''[[Elite Beat Agents]]'' in the "La La" stage the character you're trying to help, Cap White, gets nearly all of her(already quite revealing) dress torn off by her rival Mr. Virus

* In ''[[The Legend of Zelda CDI Games|Link: Faces of Evil]]'', one of the major enemies is Militron, who for all intents and purposes looks like a big honking suit of armor. After beating him, his armor blows up, revealing a frail little man in his boxers. "Oh my goodness, this is awful!!"