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▲** Not to mention Boa Hancock, Nico Robin, and Nami, for starters. One would get the idea that this is [[Author Appeal|one of the author's many fancies]].
▲* Similar to the ''[[One Piece]]'' example we have several female characters from ''[[Fairy Tail]]'' and ''[[Rave Master]]''. Mashima states that he actually doesn't find it especially appealing and he mainly uses the design to please young male fans.
* Quite a few of the
▲* The [[Gender Flip|Gender flipped]] version of America in ''[[Axis Powers Hetalia]]''.
▲* Quite a few of the female characters have this type of figure in ''[[Code Geass]]'', most notably Kallen and Milly.
==Comic Books==
* The ''[[Winx Club]]'' comics feature this trait more prominently among the cast (which is mostly comprised of women), to the point that their breasts look like they could fall off at any given moment.
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* [http://www.fashionhippo.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Kate-Winslet-Stella-McCartney-Miracle-Dress.jpg This] Stella McCartney dress creates the optical illusion that the wearer has one of these.
▲== [[Film]] ==
* Francesca from ''[[Mad Monster Party]]''.
* Jessica Rabbit from ''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit?]]'' is more one of the more famous and extreme cases of this trope. She was originally designed with more
* Miss Forcible, in her youth, and the Other Miss Forcible from the film version of ''[[Coraline (animation)|Coraline]]''
* Holli Would from ''[[Cool World]]''.
* Mrs. Toad From ''[[Thumbelina]]'', who has huge [[Non-Mammal Mammaries]] on top of a near nonexistent waist, and wide hips to match.
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BVg1WzS5Co&feature=related Sita] from ''[[Sita Sings the Blues]]''.
* Princess Jasmine from ''[[Aladdin (Disney film)|Aladdin]]''. Bonus points for actually getting [[Death's Hourglass|trapped in an hourglass.]]
* Four of the muses and Aphrodite
▲* Four of the muses and Aphrodite, from ''[[Hercules (1997 film)|Hercules]]'', have waists so tiny they could probably wrap one hand around them. Oddly enough, Megara ends up with [[Hartman Hips]], despite being the only female to make use of her womanly charms.
* The evil stepmother Frieda from ''[[Happily N'Ever After]]''.
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* 15-year-old Poddy Fries from ''[[Podkayne of Mars]]'' by [[Robert A. Heinlein]] gives her bust size as 90 centimeters and her waist as 48 -- roughly 36 and 20 inches, respectively. She doesn't give her hip size, but the passage makes it clear she's not unhappy with her appearance, so it's probably proportionate. This on someone who's 157 cm (5'2") and 49 kg (108 lbs), with "legs that are long for my height".
▲== [[Live Action Television]] ==
* An episode of ''[[It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia]]'' actually [[Deconstructed Trope|deconstructs]] this trope. Dennis takes up fashion designing, and specifically designs his clothes for someone with an Hourglass figure. Of course, since no one in real life actually has one...
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* All the women in ''[[Li'l Abner]]'', except Mammy Yokum.
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* Vivi from ''[[Brain Dead 13]]''.
* Valentina from ''[[Super Mario RPG]]'', who has about the same proportions as her martini glass she's always carrying and is one of the few, if the only mario characters with noticable breasts.
* The ''[[F-Zero]]'' series has two: Mrs. Arrow (debuting in ''X'') and Princia Ramode (''GX''/''AX'').
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* The Dark Queen from ''[[Battletoads]]''.
* [[Action Girl|Jessica]] [[Fiery Redhead|Albert]] in ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''. Ditto for the elf maiden Rajah and the Witch-type enemies.
* [http://zeldawiki.org/File:Veran.png Veran] from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages|The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages]]''.
* Both Ringford Queen Elfaria and Queen Odette from ''[[Odin Sphere]]'' have pencil thin waists sandwiched in between huge breasts and wide hips. In Queen Odette's case it makes sense, considering
* Lara Croft was
* Iroha from ''[[Samurai Shodown]]''.
* Taldeer, Macha, and the unnamed Farseers in the first ''[[Dawn of War]]'' game.
* The beautiful Queen of Tumblers Salina from ''[[Drakensang]]''.
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* Morgan Le Flay from and [[Palette Swap|Elaine Threepwood]] from ''[[Tales of Monkey Island]]''.
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▲== [[Web Comics]] ==
▲* Phobia from ''[[Gastrophobia]]''. It even gets [[Lampshade Hanging|lampshaded]] [http://gastrophobia.com/index.php?date=2009-08-31 here.]
* Both [[Green-Skinned Space Babe|Ben'Joon]] and [[Amazonian Beauty|Pella]] from ''[[Looking for Group]]''.
* [[Green-Skinned Space Babe|Space Princess Voluptua
* This is the basic bodyshape for many
* The title character of ''[[Doctor Voluptua]]''.
* Lavender from ''[[El Goonish Shive]]''. [[
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* Lindsay from ''[[Total Drama Island]]'', in contrast to most of the other
* Hello Nurse from ''[[Animaniacs]]'', as seen
* Princess Aura from ''[[Flash Gordon (animation)|The New Adventures of Flash Gordon]]''.
* Miss Sara Bellum and Sedusa from ''[[The Powerpuff Girls]]''.
* Suga Mama
* Princess Mandie from ''[[The Fairly OddParents]]''.
* Almost every
* "Red" (or "Lou") from [[Tex Avery]]'s cartoons.
* [[Gold Digger|Jez]] from ''[[Jimmy Two-Shoes]]''.
* Virtually every
* The entire main
* Kimmy from ''[[Sym-Bionic Titan]]''.
* [[Betty Boop]].
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* Panty the Panther from ''[[El Arca]]''.
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* It is not unknown for some women pursuing an ideal or a fetish (neurotically or not) to use [[Of Corsets Sexy|corsets]] or even ''surgery'' to enforce an otherwise impossible body shape.
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