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{{quote|"Unfashionable underpants of the sort often worn by men in their twilight years."|''[[Dragon Quest VIII (Video Game)|Dragon Quest VIII]]'', in-game description of "Boxer Shorts"}}

* Sunohara Youhei of ''[[Clannad (Visual Novel)|Clannad]]'', though the hearts on his are actually pink.

* When Jing [[Defeat By Modesty|steals Dundar's butt-plate]] in ''[[King of Bandit Jing]]'', shreds of heart boxers are seen around the edges.

* [[Ranma ½ (Manga)|Ranma]] is often seen wearing underwear with his name (or the first syllable thereof) printed all over it.

* Several characters in the ''[[Pokémon (Anime)|Pokémon]]'' anime are shown wearing white/blue striped underwear, including Ash, a Hitmonlee's trainer in "The Punchy Pokemon", and Meowth imagines [[Badass Decay|Giovanni]] wearing them while trying to cool down.

* [[Naruto (Anime)|Naruto]]'s are green with an orange branch pattern.

* [[Classy Cat Burglar]] Carson D. Carson spends most of ''Project Eden'' (The [[Dirty Pair (Light Novel)|Dirty Pair]] movie) running around in his pink with green polka-dot boxers after the girls confiscate his clothes.

* Averted in ''[[Fullmetal Alchemist (Manga)|Fullmetal Alchemist]]'' -- Edward's boxers are plain and boring. However in a bonus-comic Arakawa is shown asking her assistants to try to design his underwear, and got some interesting suggestion such as Automail-boxers.

* In ''[[Seto no Hanayome]]'', [[Everything's Even Worse With Sharks|Shark Fujishiro]] is left in his fishie boxers after <s>the [[Terminator]]</s> [[Captain Ersatz|Lunar Papa]] takes his track suit.

* In one episode of ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh GX]]'' Jaden is shown in boxers with his teacher's cat printed all over them.

* In ''[[Dragon Half]]'', Mig's Teddy Bear undies first lead to his [[Defeat By Modesty|Defeat By Embarrassment]] at the hands of the heroes, then his blackmail by Vina.

* From ''[[Gintama (Manga)|Gintama]]'', we have Gintoki's [[Real Men Wear Pink|pink strawberry boxers]].

* In ''[[Kore wa Zombie Desu Ka]]'', Orito ends up in purple flower-print boxers during one of the OVA episodes.

* Anime/manga example: [[Tall, Dark and Bishoujo]] Sakaki's kitty underpants (which completely blow her (unwanted) image) in ''[[Azumanga Daioh (Manga)|Azumanga Daioh]]''.

* In ''[[Hayate the Combat Butler (Manga)|Hayate the Combat Butler]]'', Hinagiku is normally serious... until she was revealed to wear (rather cute) frilled orange panties that didn't suit her at all (although she says she likes them)

* Misaka Mikoto of ''[[To Aru Majutsu no Index (Anime)|To Aru Majutsu no Index]]/[[To Aru Kagaku no Railgun (Manga)|To Aru Kagaku no Railgun]]'', the Third strongest person in Academy City, wears very childish underwear, something she is very embarrassed about. (No wonder she wears [[Modesty Shorts|shorts]].)

* Parodied by (what else?) ''[[Bobobo Bobobobo|Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo]]'', in which Don Patch wears panties with ribbons on them, and he makes no effort to hide this ([[Cross Dresser|yes, he]]).

* In ''[[Midori Days]]'', Seiji recognizes one character as being American because of her [[Wearing a Flag On Your Head|American-flag panties]]; Shiori's are teddy-bear print.

* In one of the episodes of the second season of ''[[Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei]]'', Ikkyu is so distracted by Chiri's Bell Pepper panties that he manages to forget that they were attacked by an alien race piloting ''[[Humongous Mecha]]''.

* In ''[[Ookami-San]]'', Machiko has panties with her name on them, and a matching bra . . . though she may have worn them specifically to seduce Ryoushi.

* A ''[[Doctor Who Magazine (Magazine)|Doctor Who Magazine]]'' comic strip featured the Eighth Doctor jumping through various [[Elseworld|Elseworlds]]. In the one where he was [[Brought Down to Normal|an ordinary human]] in a relationship with [[Doctor Who/TVM the TV Movie/Recap|Dr Grace]], the one Doctor-ish touch was the question-mark print boxers.

* [[Spider Man|Peter Parker]] has [[Felix the Cat]] [http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_zCsAtksGb0M/Ss9e1mLXUuI/AAAAAAAAEaU/oyngVy1HzGw/s1600-h/spiderman10-2.jpg boxers.]

* In ''[[Light and Dark The Adventures of Dark Yagami (Fanfic)|Light and Dark The Adventures of Dark Yagami]]'', Mello has underwear with Ms on them. Dark has the same kind of underwear, except with Ds on them.

* In the [[Gender Flip]] fanfic ''[[Nerima Magistra Nelly Magi (Fanfic)|Nerima Magistra Nelly Magi]]'', Asuma (the male version of Asuna) wears pink boxer shorts with teddy bears on them.

* In ''[[Kyon: Big Damn Hero (Fanfic)|Kyon Big Damn Hero]]'', Kimidori Emiri wears [[Trope-tan]] print underwear.

* Agent Simmons (played by John Turturro) in the ''[[Transformers (Film)|Transformers]]'' live action movie found himself handcuffed to a lightpole wearing some gaudy tropical boxers. Mikaela scoffs at that; the agent is too busy plotting revenge to be embarrassed.

* In the George Lucas film version of ''[[Howard the Duck (Film)|Howard the Duck]]'', the title character was strip searched by police, exposing a pair of red boxers with white polka dots.

* The ''[[Charlies Angels]]'' movie.

* In ''[[Dude Where's My Car]]'' the heroes are menaced by a [[Attack of the 50 Foot Whatever|giant alien woman]]... wearing pink bunny panties.

* In ''Grave Peril'', one of [[The Dresden Files (Literature)|The Dresden Files]] books, Harry Dresden fought off vampires while wearing only yellow ducky boxers. It's since become a running joke in the fandom.

* Abed wore these on ''[[Community (TV)|Community]]'' in anticipation of being pantsed by Troy when he pantsed him.

* ''[[I Carly]]'': Spencer with his duck pajamas. Then his duck boxer shorts. Sam and her "I love Las Vegas" underwear. Freddie's anti-bacterial underwear would be ''related'' to this trope somehow.

* Tim's union jack boxers make several appearances in ''[[The Goodies (TV)|The Goodies]]'', most notably in "The End" and "Scoutrageous".

* In a scene in ''[[That 70s Show]]'' parodying ''[[Psycho (Film)|Psycho]]'', Kelso drops his [[Incredible Hulk]] briefs before getting into the shower.

* King Arthur's traditional garb in ''[[Ghosts N Goblins (Video Game)|Ghosts N Goblins]]'' once his armor breaks (though according to official artwork, they're [[Real Men Wear Pink|strawberries]] -- see below). In one game, he switches instead to long johns.

** ''[[Tatsunokovs Capcom (Video Game)|Tatsunokovs Capcom]]'' is the only game in which he's clearly wearing heart boxers in the in-game graphics.

* In ''[[Wario Ware (Video Game)|Wario Ware]]: Smooth Moves,'' one of the missions has Wario defend himself from a ninja. You must slash at the right time to [[Clothing Damage|tear off the ninja's suit.]] But wait, there's more... (scroll down...)

* In ''[[Spyro the Dragon 1998 (Video Game)|Spyro the Dragon 1998]]'', the large Gnorcs in Gnorc Cove who defend themselves with barrels are left in these and a tank top after you blow their clothes off.

** In [[Dead Rising|the first game]], [[Ghosts N Goblins (Video Game)|Arthur's]] heart boxers are an unlockable item.

* As an [[Idle Animation]], [[Earthworm Jim (Video Game)|Earthworm Jim]]'s pants will drop, revealing these. Don't ask why a [[Mobile Suit Human|robotic suit]] has underwear.

* In [[Crash Bandicoot|Crash Bandicoot's]] [[Crash Bandicoot 2|second]] and [[Crash Bandicoot 3|third]] [[Play Station]] games, several of his [[The Many Deaths of You|death sequences]] reveal his [[Real Men Wear Pink|pink polka-dot boxers]]. In one, he doesn't actually die, he's just [[Defeat By Modesty|too embarrassed to go on.]]

** In ''[[Crash Bandicoot 3]]'', if you shoot the Wizard enemy with the Fruit Bazooka (or attack him by any method in the [[Difficulty By Region|PAL version]]), he'll also be reduced to pink polka-dot boxers (though in this case only the dots themselves are pink). [[Defeat By Modesty|This pacifies him.]]

* The Soviet Premier in the Allied ending of ''[[Command and Conquer Red Alert|Red Alert 2]]'' is found hiding under a desk wearing boxers with a red "[[Wearing a Flag On Your Head|Hammer and sickle]]" print motif (He had dressed a decoy in his uniform).

* In the character videos in ''[[F Zero|F-Zero GX]]'', Antonio Guster and Blood Falcon strip down to their boxers (camouflage and pink with ... something, respectively) when doing their laundry. In Captain Falcon's video, he splits his pants while saving a baby, revealing red polka-dots.

* In another ''[[Wario Ware (Video Game)|Wario Ware]]: Smooth Moves'' example, one game has a quick draw contest to [[I See London|shoot your opponent's pants down]]. Your avatar is wearing [[Super Mario Bros|Super Mushroom, Fire Flower, and Starman]] boxers.

* Agent Smith in the ''[[Hitman]]'' games is often seen wearing boxer shorts printed with the [[Wearing a Flag On Your Head|US Flag]].

* While merchandise and cameos often depict Arthur as wearing heart boxers (as noted above), official artwork has always put strawberries on his boxers instead. In ''Ultimate [[Ghosts N Goblins (Video Game)|Ghosts N Goblins]]'', these strawberries were visible in-game for the first time.

** In ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom 3 (Video Game)|Marvel vs. Capcom 3]]'', every one of Arthur's costumes gives him different boxers, with strawberries as the default. His alternates are blue and white vertical stripes, green with white polka dots, and gold with black stars.

** Arthur wears vertically striped boxers in the obscure Wonderswan game (which also appear in one of his alternate outfits in [[Marvel vs. Capcom 3 (Video Game)|MvC3]]).

* While monsters in ''[[Dragon Quest VIII (Video Game)|Dragon Quest VIII]]'' don't wave any about when they do the move, Yangus pulls out two pairs of blue-and-white striped boxers when he performs the Underpants Dance move. For understandable reasons, this causes the Confusion status ailment.

** Which is somewhat odd considering that in his [[Spyro the Dragon 1998 (Video Game)|first appearance]], he wasn't even wearing pants.

* In the ending of ''[[Mario Is Missing (Video Game)|Mario Is Missing]]'', the [[Removable Shell|de-shelled]] Bowser is shown to wear red polka-dot boxers. [[Fridge Logic|Don't even begin to ask how that's supposed to work]].

* [[Leisure Suit Larry]] ends up [[Chained to A Bed|tied to a bed]] in polka-dot boxers in the VGA remake of his first game.

* The first boss of ''[[The Simpsons (Video Game)|The Simpsons]]'' Arcade game's pants will drop if he is left alone, revealing pink sparkly briefs.

* The Bokoblins in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword (Video Game)|The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword]]'' have a predilection for "fashionable undergarments" . . . "fashionable" here meaning ''leopard print''.

* As mentioned before, in a ''[[Wario Ware (Video Game)|Wario Ware]]'' game, you must defend yourself from a ninja. Well, on the easy difficulty, the ninja costume falls off to reveal boxers. On the medium difficulty, the boxers fall off to reveal briefs. And on the third difficulty... {{spoiler|the ninja is wearing pink panties. Really.}}

* In ''[[Apollo Justice Ace Attorney]]'', Trucy Wright's "magic panties" are blue with red hearts.

* These seem to be Chuy's underpants of choice in ''[[Girly (Webcomic)|Girly]].''

* In [http://nodwick.humor.gamespy.com/gamespyarchive/index.php?date=2008-09-15 this] ''[[Nodwick (Webcomic)|Nodwick]]'' comic, Artax gets busted for ''not'' wearing guild-approved midnight blue underwear with stars and moons. He owns at least one set of pink with hearts.

* A very rare female example: [http://www.pasteldefender.com/066.html Fuschia] in ''[[Unicorn Jelly (Webcomic)|Pastel Defender Heliotrope]]''.

* Captain Phi of the Royal Guard has [http://www.exiern.com/?p=1915 some nice ones] in ''[[Exiern (Webcomic)|Exiern]]''.

* In [http://freefall.purrsia.com/ff100/fv00082.htm this] ''[[Freefall (Webcomic)|Freefall]]'' strip.

* [http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20080507 A recent omake] of ''[[Girl Genius (Webcomic)|Girl Genius]]'' shows that Gilgamesh apparently had "MAD" emblazoned on his boxers (in the world of GG, "Madboy" is slang for a [[Mad Scientist]], which Gilgamesh certainly is).

* Drecker from ''[[Adventurers (Webcomic)|Adventurers]]'' had [http://www.adventurers-comic.com/d/0341.html dagger-print underwear].

* Mr. Mighty from ''[[Everyday Heroes (Webcomic)|Everyday Heroes]]'' has boxers [http://www.webcomicsnation.com/eddurd/everydayheroes/series.php?view=single&ID=191843 with his logo.]

* Angus in ''[[Questionable Content (Webcomic)|Questionable Content]]'' [http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1505 has embarrassing drawers] though we don't see them.

* ''[[Nerf Now (Webcomic)|Nerf Now]]!!'': Appropriately enough, the BLU Pyro sleeps in [http://www.nerfnow.com/comic/99 blue flame boxers.]

* ''[[The Inexplicable Adventures of Bob (Webcomic)|The Inexplicable Adventures of Bob]]'': Rocko Sasquatch in [http://bobadventures.comicgenesis.com/d/20081111.html polka-dots] (Bob needs [[Brain Bleach]]).

* In ''[[Blank It (Webcomic)|Blank It]]'', Aric wears polka-dot boxers and Lemmo wears [[Space Invaders]] boxers.

* [http://plusev.keenspot.com/d/20060918.html Here] in ''[[Plus EV (Webcomic)|Plus EV]]''. [[Poker]]-themed, of course.

* [[Axe Cop (Webcomic)|Axe Cop]] wears underwear with an ''animated'' picture of himself chopping off a bad guy's head. He really doesn't do anything halfway.

* [[The Wotch (Webcomic)|Anne Onnymous]] wears [[Wonder Woman]] Underoos.

* Angela in ''[[Punch an Pie (Webcomic)|Punch an Pie]]'' has a set of [[Wonder Woman]] Underoos. It just belays her [[Adult Child]] personality.

* ''[[Questionable Content (Webcomic)|Questionable Content]]'''s [http://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1504 Marigold] has these too, though we don't see them either. Though we are told they have Badtz-Maru on them...

* In another ''[[Nerf Now (Webcomic)|Nerf Now]]!!'' example, the RED Sniper is too distracted by Engie-Tan's [http://www.nerfnow.com/comic/75 strawberry panties] to notice the BLU Pyro sneaking up behind him . . .

* Chloe in ''[[Eerie Cuties (Webcomic)|Eerie Cuties]]'' -- pink, frilly, and with [http://www.eeriecuties.com/d/20100412.html baby chicks]. Probably not something you'd expect from a [[Succubus]]. Then there are Doom Panties, with only one [http://www.eeriecuties.com/strips-ec/normal_pair little skull with a bow] for ornament, which probably elevates them to [[Happy Fun Ball]] status.

* Hatsuki of ''[[Moon Over June (Webcomic)|Moon Over June]]'' has a huge collection of these and often wears them around the house.

* [[The Spoony Experiment (Web Video)|Dr. Insano]] is revealed to have a set of these when [[Atop the Fourth Wall (Web Video)|Linkara]] asks him why he's [[Pants-Free|not wearing pants]] during the ''Warrior #4'' review.

* When Danielbeast of ''[[Lonely Girl 15]]'' is shown to be wearing "English flag underwear" (actually the Union Flag) in "Crazy Emo Chick", he protests that he hasn't had a chance to do laundry lately, so they were all he had to wear.

* ''[[Tom and Jerry (Animation)|Tom and Jerry]]'' cartoons.

* In an episode of the ''[[Super Mario Bros]]'' cartoon, a Koopa Troopa is [[Removable Shell|knocked out of his shell]] and has on a pair of yellow boxers with red hearts underneath.

** [[SpongeBob SquarePants (Animation)|They were white when he bought them...]]

** In "Underworld Connections" of ''[[The Legend of Zelda (Animation)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' episodes, when Link hangs upside down, his nightshirt falls over his head to reveal heart-printed boxer shorts.

* Two examples from ''[[Tale Spin (Animation)|Tale Spin]]'': A security guard stripped of his uniform (Baloo and friends [[Mugged for Disguise|swiped it]] for a [[Dressing As the Enemy|disguise]]) in the "Baloo Thunder" episode, and an undressed partygoer in the "My Fair Baloo" episode, which involved the entire cast disrobing to construct a hot-air balloon from their clothing to fly them out of the jungle in which their plane crashed.

* Various characters in ''[[Animaniacs (Animation)|Animaniacs]]''.

* In the classic ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1987 (Animation)|Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'' cartoon episode "Attack of Big Macc", the title robot causes a security guard's pants to fall down and reveal these boxers. As they're retreating, Raphael [[Hangs a Lampshade]] on this by responding to Macc's statement that he detests violence by saying "I kinda feel the same way about underwear with hearts on 'em!"

* Jasmine's suitor at the beginning of [[Walt Disney|Disney's]] ''[[Aladdin (Disney)|Aladdin]]''.

* A female Disney example: In ''[[Alice in Wonderland (Disney)|Alice in Wonderland]]'', when the Queen of Hearts falls over, her bloomers have, as you'd expect, red hearts on them.

* Lucky Piquel from ''[[Bonkers (Animation)|Bonkers]]'' often has his clothes torn off, often with boxers with hearts on them underneath.

* Pete from ''[[Goof Troop (Animation)|Goof Troop]]'' has had them several times.

* In the ''[[Kim Possible (Animation)|Kim Possible]]'' series finale, "Graduation," when Shego steals Dr. Possible's spacesuit {{spoiler|to accompany Ron on the space shuttle to rescue Kim and Drakken}}, she leaves him in a pair of black boxers with pink hearts. He is not amused:

* In ''[[The Princess and The Frog (Disney)|The Princess and The Frog]]'', a hunter's red heart underwear is exposed after a gunshot [[Groin Attack|narrowly misses his crotch]].

* Despite the image at the top of this page, Patrick Starr was embarrassed when he was revealed to be wearing underwear with "Goofy Goober" dancing peanut print in ''The [[SpongeBob SquarePants (Animation)|SpongeBob SquarePants]] Movie''.

* In the "Steerminator" episode of ''[[Darkwing Duck (Animation)|Darkwing Duck]]'', Steelbeak the villanous rooster had his clothes burned off by recently [[Back From the Dead]] [[Big Bad]] Taurus Bulba to reveal a pair of boxers with chicken drumsticks on them.

* A [[Running Gag]] on ''[[Ka Blam]]'' was the introduction of the "surprising shorts," animated shorts that were not part of any of the show's recurring series. Whenever Henry announced the shorts, June would promptly run over and pull down his pants, revealing embarrassing boxer shorts before announcing "Surprising!"

* In ''[[Danny Phantom (Animation)|Danny Phantom]]'', being an unfortunate teen whose powers are triggered by his emotions, his pants phase down, revealing his polka-dotted red boxers.

* Blanka/Charlie in the USA ''[[Street Fighter (Animation)|Street Fighter]]'' cartoon is shown wearing lightning-bolt underpants after returning to human form, likely a visual pun on his electricity attack in the original games.

* In an episode of ''[[Denver the Last Dinosaur]]'', it is revealed that [[Corrupt Corporate Executive]] Morton Fizzback wears dollar-motif underpants.

* During the [[Transformation Sequence]] in ''[[Filmations Ghostbusters (Animation)|Filmations Ghostbusters]]'', Jake and Eddie are seen to be wearing boxers decorated with the FGB logo (a worried-looking ghost face against a circular black background).

* All over the place in ''[[Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog (Animation)|Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog]]'': in fact, Robotnik's robot wife tells him, after breaking up with him, "And I'm gonna tell ''everybody'' you wear polka-dotted underwear!"

* Belle's father Maurice accidentally pulls down his pants and is wearing pink polka-dotted underwear when we first see him in [[Walt Disney|Disney's]] ''[[Beauty and The Beast (Disney)|Beauty and The Beast]]''.

* [[Kim Possible (Animation)|Ron Stoppable]] regularly loses his pants (and sometimes shirt) as a [[Running Gag]] for the series and his boxers are almost always either polka dots over a solid color or striped.

* In ''[[The Nightmare Before Christmas (Film)|The Nightmare Before Christmas]]'', as Lock, Shock, and Barrel stuff "[[Santa Claus|Sandy Claws]]" down the pipe that leads to Oogie Boogie's lair, Santa is shown to be wearing mistletoe boxer shorts under his robe.

* In ''[[Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy (Animation)|Ed, Edd n Eddy]]'' when the Kankers are tearing apart Eddy's room Marie pulls out a pair of underwear.

* ''[[The Aristocats (Disney)|The Aristocats]]'': Edgar the butler is revealed to be wearing red and white striped boxers twice in the film, the first being the scene where he is hearing Madame tell her lawyer about the fact that when she dies, her property will be handed down to her cats, and when they die, then it's Edgar that will be owning her property. Edgar however, thinks that the cats will live longer than him, and as a result, he starts to come up with plans to get rid of said cats. The second scene where Edgar's underwear is seen is when a huge chunk of his pants is torn off by a pair of dogs.

* In ''[[The Thief and The Cobbler (Animation)|The Thief and The Cobbler]]'', Zigzag is wearing pink boxers with purple stylized "Z"s under his robe when he launches himself up through the floor of the throne room.

* In the [[Looney Tunes (Animation)|Looney Tunes]] short "The Rabbit of Seville" while dressed as a woman and performing a dance with scissors he cuts off Elmer Fudd's overall straps revealing that he is wearing red boxers with white flowers on them.

* The Green Goblin in ''[[Spider Man Unlimited]]'' [[It Makes Sense in Context|loses his pants to a]] [[Blob Monster]], revealing appropriately Halloween-themed underpants.

* ''[[Generator Rex (Animation)|Generator Rex]]'' reveals that Rex wears goofy print ''tighty whiteys'', with motorcycles on 'em. [[It Makes Sense in Context|They made the evening news]].

* On ''[[Total Drama Island (Animation)|Total Drama Island]]'', Heather fixes Gwen's pants during a mountain climbing challenge so she could rip them off when she was halfway up the cliff and reveal the [[Perky Goth]] purple skull panties to the world.