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* Technically every [[Digimon]] with breasts ever, but special mention goes to [[Digimon Adventure 02|Archnemon]], a ''spider woman''. They're not immediately noticeable, but they're there.

* The original origin story for Marvel's first Spider-Woman, Jessica Drew, was that she was a hyper-evolved spider who had been genetically engineered by the High Evolutionary to look completely human (some people, apparently including Stan Lee, felt that this was going too far even for comic book science), and a [[Most Common Superpower|well-endowed]] human at that. This origin story was retconned away to be that she had been bitten by an irradiated spider pretty quickly though, so this issue did not come up for long.

* A spider who teaches Katy to knit in ''Katy Caterpillar'' has an impressive set of boobs.

* Blackarachnia in ''[[Beast Wars]]''; necessary for her [[Black Widow]] / [[Femme Fatale]] motif.

* Some of the [http://www.donaldisme.dk/boops.htm female ducks in Disney comics] and ''[[DuckTales]]''.

** Especially prominent in the more [[Superhero|superheroically]] styled ''[[The Mighty Ducks (animation)|The Mighty Ducks]]'' cartoon, where the alien duckanoids are six feet tall, and [[Petting Zoo People|heavily anthropomorphized]].

* The italian comic ''Ava'' features this. To be clear the main characters are a humanoid duck and chicken, and both have not only [[Gag Boobs|huge breasts]] but also a [[Hourglass Hottie|slim waist]] and other stuff.

* In ''[[Happy Feet]]'', the penguins are barely stylized at all, but the females have shading in their chest feathers to suggest a bosom.

** Truth is [[Reality Is Unrealistic|stranger than fiction]]. It turns out that Emperor Penguins do keep a milk-like substance stored in a gland by the esophagus. Of course, it's actually the [[Reality Is Unrealistic|males]] that do this...

* Stella the goose from ''[[Balto|Balto 3]]''.

* In the otherwise wretched film version of ''[[Howard the Duck (film)|Howard the Duck]]'', the eponymous avian hero at one point ogles a "Playduck" centerfold, who not only has breasts, but has ''nipples''.

** And only a few minutes later, we get "[[Fan Disservice|Duck-Tits!]] [http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thatguywiththeglasses/nostalgia-critic/2453-howard-the-duck Woo-oo!]" (Riffed starting at 1:53 in the video, [[NSFW]]...)

* ASAIR one of animations in ''[[Super Size Me]]'' suggested that McNuggets was made from old hen breast. And by breast I do not mean the meat which is on rib cage but old-human-like breast. [[It Makes Sense in Context]]. They were explaining how originally, McNuggets were made from chickens with larger than normal breasts. So to demonstrate, they drew a chicken with pendulous breasts so big that it had to walk with a cane.

* Like the Falleen below, the Omwati follow this trope. Among other species in the ''[[Star Wars]]'' [[Expanded Universe]], they are apparently bird descendants that basically look like humans with feathers. This includes breasts on the women.

* Specifically averted by [[James Patterson]] in ''When the Wind Blows'': Max the bird girl's second most distinguishing physical feature (after her wings) is her total ''lack'' of mammaries. (She's oviparous.) Broad shoulders and the highly developed pectoral muscles needed to power her wings do give her the illusion of some breast development, even though she's barely pubescent in the first book. (The Max from the ''Maximum Ride'' young adult series is an expy of the original Max toned down to avoid [[Squick]].)

* [[China Mieville]]'s ''[[Bas-Lag Cycle|Bas-Lag]]'' books feature a lot of xenian characters, some of which fall under this trope. His garuda are a bird-like [[Winged Humanoid]] race, female members of which possess slight ornamental breasts useless for lactation.

* The fan-spoof ''Girls of [[Talislanta]]'' series erupted into controversy when the avian Aeriad were drawn with breasts. The controversy was eventually solved when the pose was changed so that the female Aeriad faced the other way.

* Wave the [[Accidental Innuendo|Swallow]], per usual for post pubescent [[Sonic the Hedgehog]] cast, of the game ''[[Sonic Riders]]'', though there is as much official art being flat-chested as official art showing budding of the chest. The in-game model tends to the former.

* [[Playing with a Trope|Played with]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]''. The [http://www.zeldawiki.org/Oocca Oocca] have breasts (with exposed nipples), but they have '''''[[Multi Boobage|multiple sets]]'''''. (Also, unlike many examples on this page, they're [[Starfish Aliens]], not [[Petting Zoo People]]--their faces are humanoid, but besides the face and the breasts, they look like chickens.)

* This is played with in ''[[Serious Sam]] 3'' regarding the Scythian Witch-Harpy, which appear to be humanoid women with bird wings and feet. The creature's data file indicates that its breasts are actually non-functional, and are merely a false facade (a form of evolved predatory mimicry) used to attract primate prey for the harpy to kill and eat.

* ''[[Suicide for Hire]]'' features birds with breasts. This can't be passed off as puffy chest feathers as some similar instances can, as Hunter Ravenwood once declares an avian ex-pornstar to possess "absolutely awesome areolas". The same comic also features reptiles with some fairly impressive hairstyles. [[Nightmare Fuel|Yikes.]]

* ''[[Everyday Heroes]]'' features [http://www.webcomicsnation.com/eddurd/everydayheroes/series.php?view=single&ID=84608 Dolly Bird], a human/bird hybrid with the [[Most Common Superpower]]. Her bio page mentions that she was created by the [[Evilutionary Biologist|Somewhat-Below-Average Evolutionary]].

* Averted in ''[[Schlock Mercenary]]'' with Legs, [http://www.schlockmercenary.com/d/20020507.html as seen here].

* [[Those Wacky Nazis|Nazi spy pigeon]] Hatta Mari in the ''[[Looney Tunes]]'' short "Plane Daffy".

* Also a red headed duck who called herself 'The Body' that was strongly attracted to Daffy Duck in the cartoon "The Super Snooper".

* Gorgeous Gal from the ''[[Woody Woodpecker]]'' cartoon A Fine Feathered Frenzy. She was an overweight and elderly crow with large breasts. Although because she was overweight each breast was almost the size of the Woodpecker himself. Played as a double entendre when she appears on a TV screen from her chest up behind the Woodpecker and asks him, "How 'bout a twosome hon?"

* The Mantis race in ''[[Invincible]]''.

* The Khepri of ''[[Perdido Street Station]]'', though they are more along the lines of [[Mix-and-Match Critters|women with scarabs for heads]].

** [[Fridge Logic]] still means this trope applies, as infant khepri probably wouldn't be able to nurse with insectile mouthparts, so their humanoid bodies' breasts have no purpose aside from [[Fetish Fuel]].

** Actually they are all humans, the different kinden are like different races. The kinden appellation refers to the particular "totem" insect that their ancestors emulated and somehow received powers related to it.

* Chantho, the blue humanoid grasshopper girl in the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' episode "Utopia". She can [[Squick|feed off her own milk]] with [[Bizarre Alien Biology|some sort of internal feeding system]], too.

* Q-Bee of ''[[Darkstalkers]]'' fame similarly has a female body with... generous proportions. But it's revealed that this is all a ploy to capture unsuspecting men for her and her hive to mate with and eat (in her victory poses, she even pulls out a knife and fork). This is most evident by the fact that, in her battle stances, she is posed with the buglike eyes on top of her head leading the body, since the ones on her face are entirely decorative (and form part of her ''mouth'').

* Honey B. from ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]'' sports a pretty impressive pair, and a distinctly waspish waist. In fact, this applies pretty much any time a bee- or wasp-like character in a funny animals situation isn't a gigantic engine of stinging death instead.

* In both ''[[Bug!]]'' and ''Bug Too'' there are examples. In the first title there's Bug's girlfriend, while the sequel sports some multiarmed amazons with large breasts in some levels.

* Tammy the moth, from ''[[Kevin and Kell]]'', sports a pretty impressive set.

* ''[[Dreamwalk Journal]]'' is '''all about''' a world of nude anthropomorphic insects and arachnids with exaggerated sexual characteristics, including huge boobs on all the females. (They apparently use breasts for storing honey or whatever rather than actually nursing.) That's pretty much [[Squick|all you need to know]] about it.

* Though the trolls from ''[[Homestuck]]'' are vaguely insectoid humanoids with a very buglike reproductive cycle, grown female trolls have been shown to have "rumble spheres". [[Andrew Hussie]] says that it's just so that readers find them easier to identify with. He also [[Discussed Trope|joked about the trope]] [http://www.formspring.me/mspadventures/q/220481854006923699 on his Formspring].

* The Queen of the bee like aliens in [[He-Man and the Masters of the Universe]].

* Atta and Gypsy Moth from ''[[A Bug's Life|A Bugs Life]]''.

* This is common in ''[[One Piece]]'', in which zoans (people who can turn into animals) usually retain several human features in their half animal form, including hair and, in females, breasts. Even in the recent case of two female characters who can turn into snakes. At least they didn't have nipples.

* The [[Orochi]] (snake people) in ''[[Magic: The Gathering]]'''s "Kamigawa" block.

** A publication proclaimed the original set's Shivan Dragon to be a female because "she" had nipples. Putting aside the fact that these were probably meant to be something else and that all ''male'' mammals have nipples...

* [[Femme Fatale|Alexandra]] in the French comic ''[[Dungeon the Early Years]]''.

* The Skrulls of the [[Marvel Universe]] are usually referred to as reptiles; they're green, anyway. Would be justified, as they are shapeshifters, if the few female skrulls shown in their "natural" form weren't as vulnerable to the [[Most Common Superpower]] as everyone else in MU. Of course, they have hair, so maybe they're repto-mammals or something else entirely.

* Tricerachops of ''[[Super Dinosaur]]'' is a half-dinosaur, half-human mutant who evidently has mammaries.

* Averted by the Mardukans of John Ringo's ''[[Prince Roger]]'' series. Mardukans are amphibian humanoids with six limbs. (Males are also biologically female, and vice-versa, but let's not discuss that in detail. It involves "penis" ovipositors and "females" producing sperm for internal fertilization.) During a pivotal meeting with a Mardukan merchant and the merchant's wife, Roger brings his [[Bodyguard Crush|Marine friend, Nimashet]] with him. The Mardukan merchant is curious about human breasts, so Nimashet takes off her top to allow closer examination and even allows the merchant a few inquisitive pokes. Roger, of course, nearly [[Nosebleed|chokes to death on his food]].

* The Falleen from ''[[Star Wars]]'', although, technically, they're [http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Reptomammal reptomammals]. Granted, [[Truth in Television|there were indeed]] [[wikipedia:Synapsid|mammal-like reptiles]] in prehistoric times. But designating the Falleen as such was probably an attempt to justify this trope. And anyway, ''if'' they fed their young on milk, it's very likely real synapsids did it like modern monotremes, who secrete milk from diffuse region of skin and thus don't have... "[[Unusual Euphemism|large tracts of land]]". The real reason is because Falleen are supposed to be appealing to a wide variety of species, [[Most Writers Are Human|and being human-created]] this means breasts must be on the females.

* Averted with the frog-like vodyanoi of the Bas-Lag Cycle, whose gender can't be identified except by voice or a peek under the loincloth.

* The Cardassians from ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'' have scaly skin and prefer hot climates, which suggest they have a reptilian ancestry (although this is never made explicit), yet Cardassian women still have cleavage (sometimes). Depending on how generous you're feeling, you could ''almost'' [[Hand Wave]] this by assuming the Cardassians evolved from their world's equivalent of [[wikipedia:Synapsid|Synapsids]].

** Except that synapsids most likely did not, and never had, scales.

* The Abbai in ''[[Babylon 5]]'' are clearly amphibians, but of course still have breasts. The [[All There in the Manual|official tie-in guide]] explains it away as a structure of coiled tendrils that have a similar purpose but are not ''actually'' breasts. It's all a coincidence, apparently...

* The Yuan-Ti in ''[[Dungeons and Dragons]]'' are snake people. It may have something to do with being able to [[Half-Human Hybrid|inter-breed with humans]] (indeed, some supplements explain that "the yuan-ti are descended from evil human cultists who mixed their bloodlines with those of serpents," which is itself impossible); but it was probably due to... "[http://www.llbbl.com/data/RPG-motivational/target66.html artistic license]".

** In some editions, this is explicitly the result of magical assistance from a demon lord worshiped by the cultists, making it a case of [[A Wizard Did It|A God Did It]].

* In ''[[Exalted]]'' the signature Casteless Lunar NPC, Madame Vert, is seen most frequently in her hybrid beast(wo)man form, a humanoid [[Call a Rabbit a Smeerp|Claw Strider]] with the proportions of a swimsuit model [http://download.white-wolf.com/download/download.php?file_id=828 such as here]; WARNING: nipple outline may make this [[NSFW]]. While there's some sense there -- her most natural shape being a human woman -- it's still breasts on a scantily-clad lizard-woman.

* In ''[[Ever Quest]]'', there are reptile people called the Iksar; the female ones have head-frills, but no breasts. ''Everquest'' was pretty good about avoiding this trope actually.

** ''[[Video Game/Everquest 2|Everquest 2]]'', however, made Iksar females significantly slimmer than males, and gave them breasts, albeit breasts that could only be described as "minimalist" by MMORPG standards. Still subverted with the Frogloks and Sarnak, however. Female frogloks are a bit slimmer than males but close to indistinguishable. Female sarnak (a bipedal dragon hybrid) are much larger than males and have less elaborate facial horns.

* As part of her ''[[Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure]]'' redesign, the plates on [[The Legend of Spyro Trilogy|Cynder's]] underside were modified so that her upper chest has two plates side by side and are noticeably round, while the rest of the plates are flat.

* Averted '''repeatedly''' with Hortense, a lizard in the [[Talking Animal]] webcomic ''[[Nip and Tuck]]''. The only lizard in Malarkey County, she's constantly wearing bizarre wigs to try and "fit in". One example is when she throws a [http://www.rhjunior.com/NT/00491.html "slumber party"] and one of the girls brings her mom's stock of lingerie -- which turns out to be a [http://www.rhjunior.com/NT/00496.html "complete bust"].

* Avoided in ''[[Last Res0rt]]'', where the obviously female Cypress (being otherwise surrounded by her father and male cousins) has no breasts to speak of, and not much in the way of hips either. In fact, the comic even correctly portrays her as the largest of the four (typically female reptiles are bigger than males). However, she does seem to go for frilly / poofy clothing that reasonably obscures this fact most of the time, and we're not even going to go into how everyone in her species has a head of hair.

* Averted in ''[[Terinu]]'' with the Galapagos, being gene-gineered from native Earth lizards. The one female shown was dressed in a nighty, but did not have breasts.

* ''[[Tales of MU]]'' averts this, with part-snake woman Celia. Considering that she has human-looking skin and even the ability to grow hair (which she considers an embarrassing condition.), this along with her eyes and fangs is one of her more obviously reptilian traits.

* Uncomfortably applied to the southern belle alligators in ''[[Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation|Tiny Toon Adventures How I Spent My Vacation]]''. One of them even sends Buster straight to [[Marshmallow Hell]]...

* In an episode of the ''[[U.S. Acres]]'' segment of ''[[Garfield and Friends]]'', Sheldon the unhatched chick is mistaken for a turtle egg by a mother turtle with rather noticeable cleavage. On her ''shell''! How are those supposed to work? (Insert your own "breast plate" joke here.)

* The Gungan, Rhodian and Mon Cala (they might look like fish, but they're in fact Amphibians) females from ''[[Star Wars: The Clone Wars|Star Wars the Clone Wars]]''.

* [[Shinryaku! Ika Musume|Ika Musume]] is supposed to be a squid, yet she at least ''seems'' from this side of the dress to have the chest -- and general appearance, tentacles notwithstanding -- of a female Japanese human in her early teens. (Of course, she's also an invertebrate, as stated on the DVD cover, but you'd think from looking at her that she has an internal skeleton, so...)

* Played straight by necessity by The Merrow of [[Magic: The Gathering|the Lorwyn setting]], where the males and females would be indistinguishable if not for the breasts.

** Averted by the far more feral Merrow of the Shadowmoor setting.

* The Atlanteans in ''[[Invincible]]''.

* In addition to the Falleen, ''tons'' of non-mammalian humanoid species in ''[[Star Wars]]'' fall under this trope, including [http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/starwars/images/thumb/3/3c/Quarren_Female.jpg/180px-Quarren_Female.jpg Quarren], which is [[Squick|all kinds of wrong]].

* The fish in [[Radiohead]]'s "Paranoid Android" video. Strangely enough, that's the ''only'' humanoid feature that fish has, and isn't even noticeable at first...

* Female Zoras in ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]'' games. Hard to miss in Ruto's [http://www.zeldadungeon.net/Zelda05/Characters/OfficialArt/Ruto2.jpg official artwork].

** Semi-averted in ''Twilight Princess'', where both male and female Zoras are identical and flat-chested. The deceased Zora queen, on the other hand....

** It's at least worth noting that the usual reason of making the female creature more attractive/feminine ''definitely'' doesn't apply here -- imagine the Stone Age fat goddess idols, and add a few extra pairs of breasts, scales and sharp, fishy teeth. Since Hyrda is supposed to be ancestor to quite a bit of terrestrial life, it isn't ''entirely'' impossible idea.

* Parodied and subverted on [http://cyantian.net/csafari/?p=232 this page] of ''[[The Cyantian Chronicles|Campus Safari]]''. Sure, the female shark has two curved masses, but they're ''gills''. The [[All There in the Manual|site's wiki]] also states that males have gills in the breast area, too, but they're less prominent due to their wide chests.

* Parodied by the [[Our Mermaids Are Different|Mermaids]] in ''[[Tales of MU]]''. They have breasts, of course, but are ignorant of lactation. Instead, they are used to ''get free beer'' and {{spoiler|lure sailors to their doom}}.

** {{spoiler|[[Did Not Do the Research|Which would mean the creators confused them with the]] [[Mix-and-Match Critters|female-human-headed-bird Sirens]].}}

*** {{spoiler|Actually, apparently they're the same race in that universe, since one of the Mermaids has decidedly avian features in her least-human form}}.

* Female Decapodians from ''[[Futurama]]'' are humanoid shellfish. According to [[Word of God]], their "breasts" are actually egg sacs. Still, the ones with the biggest are considered the most desirable. Somewhat justifiable as the males ''would'' be subconsciously attracted to the females that would offer the highest chance and quantity of procreation.

** As Decapodians die immediately after mating, leaving their fertilized eggs behind in the sea, females of their race would never get the chance to ''use'' breasts as Nature (as opposed to [[Fan Service]]) intended.

* On ''[[Captain N: The Game Master]]'' in the episode I Wish I Was A Wombatman there was a short well endowed blonde haired pink octopus. She fell in love with Simon Belmont at first sight even though he wasn't interested. The cartoon ended with her chasing him so she could hug and kiss her 'dream boat.'

* A bad case of [[Did Not Do the Research]] resulting in unintentional [[Squick]] is the advert for ''Nestlé Cereal Bars'' on UK TV, using an animated character called "Uter the Cow". Uter spoke with an Arnold Schwarzenegger-style voice, and had [[Nightmare Fuel|some sort of gun-like contraption, attached to his(?) udder-area]] by means of a long tube, out of which he expelled what was presumably ''meant'' to be milk.

* Averted in ''[[Kung Fu Panda]]'', where Tigress, who happens to be Master of Kung Fu (Tiger style, of course) and one of the main characters, has no signs of feminine mammaries (as well as thin waist or lush thighs). Compared to male snow leopard Tai Lung, however, Tigress is leaner and sleeker, thus looking female and sexy without abusing cat anatomy.

** Played straight with Commander Vachir though, who is a rhinoceros with visible nipples on his bare chest, making him one of the rare male examples.

* ''[[Fritz the Cat (animation)|Fritz the Cat]]'' ''heavily'' abused this, featuring bared breasts in nearly every scene in a world populated only by animals.

* In Lisanne' Norman's ''Sholan Alliance'' books, this trope is averted by the [[Catfolk|felinoid]] extra-terrestrials. In fact, it's stated in one book that the fact that female humans have breasts at all times makes them quite attractive to the males.

* Similarly averted in, of all things, a ''[[Star Trek]]'' novel called ''Uhura's Song''. The plot concerns humanoid cat-people who, upon meeting Uhura, ask her where her children are since she has breasts. She explains that human females keep their breasts even when not nursing, and the cat people basically say, "Oh, interesting." At least it was ''mentioned''.

** This leads to some comedic/awkward moments as the bulk of the humans are sex-starved males, and one of the secondary conflicts of the series.

* In a ''[[Mad TV]]'' skit, [[Babe]] the pig is a half-human, half-pig who is on ''[[Baywatch]]''. All of the ''Baywatch'' lifeguards are upset until he gets a bikini top which covers his multiple rows of nipples.

* [[The Muppet Show|Miss Piggy]].

* This issue comes up a lot where anthropomorphic cattle are concerned. (And see also [[Furry Confusion]].) To wit:

** There was a rather amusing discussion on whether female minotaur PCs of the text-based RPG ''Grendel's Revenge'' had "Udder Armor" or "Breast Plates" as part of their armor set. Thankfully, [[One Size Fits All]] provided no specific answers.

** A female Mutant Rat in the ''Machinations of Doom'' comic has 'em.

* ''[[Wing Commander (video game)|Wing Commander]]'' seems to be a little confused about this. In the "Secret Missions" add-on to the original ''[[Wing Commander (video game)|Wing Commander]]'', the [[Mega Neko|Kilrathi]] priestess is shown with a multi-part bra covering three sets of human-style breasts, while the ''[[Wing Commander Academy]]'' cartoon showed the relatively few females that were seen as being flat-chested, and the intro to ''[[Wing Commander (video game)|Wing Commander]] Prophecy'' has a wall drawing of a Kilrathi female with one pair of human-style breasts.

* This is true of the female Khajiit lion-people in ''[[The Elder Scrolls]]'', who have normal human breasts.

** Discussed in a blog article by the developer who oversaw the development of the female Charr, previously unseen in the first game. Early versions ''did'' play this trope straight, but the developer ultimately gave the others a choice: female Charr would either have no breasts or, as per real-life felines, six. The decision was made to avert this trope.

* Averted in ''[[Freefall]]''. The [[Petting Zoo People|Wolf-Woman]] Florence is flat because she has no children. In one early [http://freefall.purrsia.com/ff300/fv00203.htm strip,] her bare chest is censored (even though there's really nothing to see) via ''multiple'' stripes, as appropriate for canines.

** In the scenes where she's nude, though, when covering herself for others, an arm goes across her chest where one would find breasts on a human female. Granted, having only two arms and a tail for coverage limits how much one can cover without the help of clothes, though the [[Hand or Object Underwear|covering]] is more of a social response from being raised among humans.

** As shown [http://www.roomies-comic.com/cgi-bin/roomies.cgi?date=20060224 here] when she gets a temporary job as a "booth bunny"

* Gadget Hackwrench from ''[[Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers (animation)|Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]]'' has them, but we only see them when she dresses up in her Jessica Rabbit-inspired red dress.

* ''[[Nu Pogodi]]'' uses this, though, amusingly, the female pigs are depicted as having [[Multi Boobage|multiple (eight or so)]] breasts.

** There's also Granny JoJo. Richard also has rather sizable moobs.

* One of the Spanish frogs in the movie ''[[Thumbelina]]'' had very large breasts.

** It's an [[Ink Suit Actor]] version of Charo, who voiced the character. Are you surprised anymore?

* The [[Human Aliens|dinosaur-descended humanoids]] of the ''[[Super Mario Bros. (film)|Super Mario Bros]]'' movie.

* Subverted in [[Piers Anthony]]'s ''Chimaera's Copper''; the chimera lacks breasts, despite the hero's desire for them.

* On the subject of dinosaur-people, this was pointedly avoided in Dr. Dale Russel's "thought experiment", the [http://darrennaish.blogspot.com/2006/11/dinosauroids-revisited.html Dinosauroid]. He reasoned that, like a bird, the mother Dinosauroid would feed her children regurgitated food. The creature [[Human Aliens|fails spectacularly on damn near every other level]], but at least he averted this one trope.

* Averted by ''[[Chrono Trigger]]'': Azala, leader of the Reptites, is female and non-pneumatic.

* Averted in the ''[[Pokémon]]'' games, beginning with Diamond and Pearl, which introduce gender differences. Many fans predicted, for instance, that the more anthropomorphic species such as the Machop family would be given humanoid mammaries and maybe additional articles of clothing. But no; in fact, most of the gender differences are subtle, barely existent, or based on gender dimorphism in the Pokémon's real-life counterparts, so good on GameFreak! (OK, female Wobbuffet wear [[Tertiary Sexual Characteristics|lipstick]], but it's just for the [[Rule of Funny|comedy value]].)

* In ''[[Star Trek Online]]'', all females use the same body model. This includes Andorians (who have some insectoid features, like a partial exoskeleton and antenna, and ''four'' genders, with the one that actually bears the young doing so in a fashion rather like marsupials) and Saurians (lizard-people, what else).

* Explained away in ''Triquetra Cats'' with the Antreyui, they are descendants of humans who have been spliced with the DNA of animals, so they're not so much anthropomorphic animals but thereomorphic ''people'', the lizard people and bird people may have reptilian and avian traits and features but they are still mammals.

* ''[[NSFW Comix]]'' was doing a few comics with dinosaur-related puns, which he called "Dinosaurgy". In one, it shows an ostensibly female triceratops stripping with bare breasts. In the flavor text, he acknowledges that it's impossible since dinosaurs aren't mammals, and therefore, have no mammaries, to avoid a barrage of emails from anal fans.

* ''[[Jack (webcomic)|Jack]]'' uses this trope, as it includes insects, birds, reptiles and even dinosaurs, all with breasts. Possibly justified, however, as {{spoiler|all furries were created from human DNA. It's possible that the mammal/bird/etc classifications are just cosmetic.}} They even show a mammalian furry married to an insect "furry", with little big-eyed mammal kids with antennae. Oddly enough, they've showed such cross-breeds earlier many times in the series, without the explanation given until then.

* A notable aversion in the ''Winds of change'' universe, for ''all'' animals from dinosaurs to amphibians. One of the first furry fandom aversions of this work; humans in the world turned into anthropomorphic animals with superpowers when a furry universe, our own universe, and a superhero universe was merged by a [[Mad Scientist]]. Anyone who became a high-degree morph (essentially a [[Talking Animal]]) clearly lacked these telltale human traits, but so did other degree morphs. (Likewise, male reptiles, avians, dinosaurs, and avians did not have nipples either, and they did not have other visual sexual characteristics.) Maybe a low degree morph would still maintain them but a lot of them tended to be mid to high-degree morphs.

** As babies are born looking entirely human and only become anthropomorphic animals with superpowers at approximately puberty, a small exception was added that a mother always reverted to a low-enough degree morph to allow her to nurse her child, going back to her normal level afterwards. This even applies to avians, reptiles, dinosaurs, amphibians, fishes, and others who hatch children from eggs.

** Both subverted and (more commonly) played straight. When subverted in comic shorts or web comics often lampshaded (see lizards again, above)

* Subverted in ''[[Gargoyles]]'': Disney gargoyles are an egg-laying species with breasts, but [http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/faq.php?s=faq18#23 Word of God] addresses this by explicitly stating that gargoyles also nurse their hatchlings. Egg-bearing mammals don't work ''quite'' this way, but gargoyles apparently do. It helps that they're part of their own biological order, called "gargates" by Greg, who describes them as "One of those animals around in the dinosaur age that gets confused with dinosaurs but isn't necessarily a dinosaur unless [[Dinosaurs Are Dragons|it is a dinosaur]]."

** This justification does raise other [[Fridge Logic]] issues, in that gargoyles supposedly don't know who their biological parents are. Do hatchling gargoyles lack long-term memories until they're weaned, or do the females all lactate and nurse the clan's babies indiscriminately?

*** It's stated once or twice that the young are part of the clan and are all their sons and daughters, so this would imply shared nursing duties.

* Rosemon from ''[[Digimon Savers]]'' has [[Gainaxing|jubblies that bounce]].

* Mahoro from ''[[Mahoromatic]]'' subverts this nicely; She's a combat android and so big boobs would only be a hindrance. However on the battlefield of love she finds herself drastically under-armed when it comes fighting for the affections of her Master, so much so that she {{spoiler|changes her wish for Earth peace to a wish for bigger breasts}} as well as {{spoiler|asking for a modification from her creators at VESPER}} in a letter "home." {{spoiler|It is promptly denied to a round of applause.}}

* Cosmo from ''[[Sonic X]]''. In a climactic moment near the very end of the series, she suddenly transforms from a child to a full-grown adult, complete with breasts and child-bearing hips... in spite of the fact that no other female of her species is portrayed with these. Furthermore, the scene comes complete with gratuitous close-ups of her swelling bust and posterior, which makes the whole thing more than a little bit worrying.

* T'ra Saa, despite being a sentient plant, embodies this (possibly to avoid alienating readers when she's shown to be in a relationship with a human male). She's made appearances in the [[Star Wars Expanded Universe]] series [[Star Wars Republic]] and [[Star Wars Legacy]].

** One possible in-universe explanation is that T'ra Saa did this deliberately so that she'd be recognised by others as female.

* Warforged from the ''[[Eberron]]'' [[Dungeons and Dragons]] setting ordinarily avert this. The (unfortunately defunct) [[Deviant ART]] member Maelora didn't like this and chose to draw a "nude" female warforged with breasts purely for [[Rule of Sexy]]. It came out [[Better Than It Sounds|Better Than It Sounded]].

* A botched spell from Schmendrick in the film ''[[The Last Unicorn (animation)|The Last Unicorn]]'' causes a nearby tree to sprout a female face and large breasts, with which it subjected the bumbling wizard to [[Marshmallow Hell]]. Possibly justified, as perennially-dateless Schmendrick's subconscious might've affected the magic's effects, and the tree ''did'' have a couple of suggestively-placed large boles on its trunk.

* Thankfully averted in ''[[9|Nine]]'', in which 7, the only distinctly female ragdoll ([[The Smurfette Principle]]), is just as nondescript and featureless as her male counterparts. The only things that really set her apart from the others are her voice, and a couple of very subtle details such as her smaller hands.

* The Neti from ''[[Star Wars]]'', though they at least are shape-shifters and implied to choose such things because they want to look more humanoid, so as to fit in better in a galaxy dominated by humanoids in general in and humans in particular.

** However, the [http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Zelosian Zelosians] have no such excuse.

* The Cactacae of ''[[Perdido Street Station]]''. Justified by their being human/plant [[Mix-and-Match Critters]], and implied to nurse their young once they've sprouted.

* Zhaan from ''[[Farscape]]'' is a [[Plant Person]]. Who gets orgasms from solar flares, incidentally. She does avert [[Non-Mammalian Hair]], though.

** Zhaan may be atypical, however. Some members of her species have displayed something that certainly looks like hair (and is bright orange, to boot).

* A borderline case comes from ''[[Star Trek]]:[[The Next Generation]]''. The Borg certainly don't breastfeed, but allowed unit Seven of Nine to keep her fairly impressive set of functionless accessories. You would think the Borg would remove them as biological tissue takes energy to maintain, and thus reduces efficiency. Even less explicable are the breasts on the Borg Queen in the movie, but maybe that body was just for formal receptions. The Borg Queen only has her physical body created when she has need for it, after all.

* [[Dungeons and Dragons]] has the Wilden, a plant-like fey humanoid.

* Several female [[Transformers]], including Arcee, Thunderblast, Beta, and all who are named Blackarachnia. (It should be noted that most Blackarachnias are also at least partially organic... but they're ''spiders''.) Notably, in one episode of ''[[Transformers Cybertron]]'' you get to see Thunderblast's "breasts"... ''jiggle.'' In another episode, she has nipples. Why, Japan? Why?

** Botanica is a twofer: a plant that turns into a robot!

** Whereas the toys are, for the most part, aversions, the movie redesigns played the trope straight, even if subtly. The best example being Toa Metru Nokama, who ''did'' have a cleavage, with the top-part of her inner gears sticking out (these gears were less prominent on her male partners).

* There's a large-breasted sunflower in ''[[Conkers Bad Fur Day]]''. You need to ''pollinate her'' with the king bee to increase her bust size. Which you can then use as a trampoline.

** [[Blatant Lies|They're stigmas]].

* [http://images.wikia.com/swtor/images/2/21/SCORPIO.jpg SCORPIO] in SWTOR has robo-bosoms and hips.

* In the third [[Bosko the Talk Ink Kid]] cartoon "Congo Jazz", a palmtree promptly pulls it's leaves down like a skirt, does a booty bump, and then proceeds to [[Gainaxing|gyrate it's coconuts]].

* Big Brain, the only explicitly [[FemBot]] built by Grizzle in ''[[Care Bears|Adventures In Care-a-Lot]]'', has a slight curve to her bust and [[Hartman Hips]].

* Master-mold from ''[[Wolverine and the X-Men]]'' is the [[Pun|mother of all Sentinels]].

* [[Orangina]] commercials have breasts on '''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ck14LKBI9GM everything]''': deer, flamingoes, ''octopi'', '''''[[Serial Escalation|flowers]], and [[Animal Gender Bender|male-colored peacocks]]'''''.

* The June 1953 edition of [[EC Comics]] ''Weird Science'' featured a story called "Right on the Button" in which a man marries an alien woman who stabs him to death on their wedding night when she sees he has a navel, revealing that he is a (GASP!) ''mammal'', born from a (GAG!) ''womb''! But like all EC pretty girls, she has great tits! (Unlike Xylene, she never said she doesn't take care of her babies after they hatch, to there is the possibility that she feeds her young on milk. But [[Most Writers Are Male|what are the chances of that]]?)

* Subverted in the ''[[Guardians of the Galaxy]]'' comics; the Alpha Centaurians have a marsupial-like pouch instead of breasts (though oddly, the females still cover the chest area with clothing).

** In retrospect, his various mental breakdowns aren't that surprising.

* Roz from ''[[Monsters, Inc.]]'' is a garden-snail-like monster, with breasts.

* It's unclear what the denizens of ''[[Planet 51]]'' are but they reproduce by laying eggs so they're likely not mammals.

* Too many female aliens in ''[[Star Wars]]'' have them to count. Possibly parodied in ''[[Return of the Jedi]]'', one of Jabba's dancers has ''[[Multi Boobage|6]]'' [[Multi Boobage|breasts]].

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* The Tymbrymi in the [[Uplift]] series have shape shifting qualities and as such usually don't have mammaries. If the necessity arises though features with the tactile feedback if not function of breasts can be acquired.

* ''[[Doctor Who]]'' shows a Chimeron woman nursing her child... with a miniature power generator. Chimerons suckle on energy. So why do Chimeron women have breasts?

* In ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'', Trip gets raped by a forehead-of-the-week and grows nipples on his wrists. The alien has normal humanoid breasts.

*** The size of a human breast has no bearing on the amount of milk it can produce. An AA cup can feed triplets. It's the lack of adequate help, and a third hand, that makes it hard, not milk generation. Presumably Ocampa have sorted out their housework and lactation support.

* A cartoon in a long-ago issue of ''[[Playboy]]'' showed a landed flying saucer with a bevy of semi-naked, very human-looking, very voluptuous "aliens" surveying the area. Spying on them from behind a nearby tree are two human males, one saying to the other "That's nothing, wait until you see their females."

* In the [[Adventure Game]] ''[[Grim Fandango]]'', every human character is a stylised skeleton. Yet the females have inexplicable bulges on their chests. Although this is consistent with the Day of The Dead figures that the artwork is based off of.

** Furthermore, some characters have the appearance of being fat, and it is implied that two characters have somehow [[Squick|managed to have sexual intercourse with each other]]. And when these two "kiss", a smooching noise can be heard, rather than the expected clicking of teeth against teeth. The game [[Lampshade Hanging|hangs a lampshade on this]] when Manny sees the love interest roll a stocking down her curvaceous leg -- only to reveal bare bone underneath (Manny's still uncomfortable about it). How the stocking has the bulge of a calf muscle that isn't actually there is never explained.

** Some earth elementals and Titan creations have breasts as well. If the later can be [[Hand Wave|hand waved]] as being replica of their creators, they are still made of rock or metal and don't even reproduce sexually.

* ''[[Grimmer Reaper]]'' subverted this in a rather amusing way. The extra-dimensional realm of "Home" is populated by demons that take the form of ogres, trolls, goblins, gremlins, and imps, as well as some rarer forms. But what is amusing is that while it at first appears to one that the Demons are all-male, it is explained that female demons are simply indistinguishable from the male demons. Females even have male voices. Demons can tell each other's gender, but human characters cannot. A recurring joke in the series is that the human characters will often assume they are talking to a male demon, only to later realize, either through conversation or by getting a better look at the demon's clothing, that they are speaking to a female demon. Another rather amusing aspect is that some Demons, though not all, tend to have trouble telling the genders of the human characters.

* When Gabe, in ''[[Penny Arcade]]'', gleefully remarks that an up-coming video game may feature ''boobs'', Tycho gently admonishes him for thinking so pedestrian: "Imagine a Chik'thar hive maiden scuttling out of her mottled carapace. Her inviting, transluscent thorax heaving with ripe larvae. She retracts her guard plates, where forty alien breasts bristle with nipples... (eyes glaze over) Yes, yes, a thousand times yes..."

* Averted again in ''[[Terinu]]'' with the ferin. Being marsupials, female mammaries are hidden in their pouches and it's impossible to tell even if they're pregnant.

* In the [[What If]] episode of ''[[Ben 10]]'', "Gwen 10", some of Gwen's female versions of the aliens have busts. Including the one that's essentially made of ''gemstone''. This is even weirder, given than Gwen herself had yet to hit puberty. (Of course, the aliens Ben transforms into also seem way past puberty.)

** Let's not forget [[Green-Skinned Space Babe]] Xylene, who sports an impressive set. She mentions that her species hatches from eggs. OK, maybe she's a Monotreme and would nurse them afterwards. Oh, but then she says that parents of her species ''do not take care of their offspring at all''. Really?

* On that note, there is the ''[[Drawn Together]]'' twist ending parodying the first "Superman" movie, where Captain Hero changes history -- and the evolutionary timeline -- to make everyone boob-monsters that go around saying "Boob," Pokémon-style.

* Jamba!'s ringtone mascot "Crazy Frog", a.k.a. "The Annoying Thing" is this. The blue frog creature sports ambiguous but noticeable genitalia that caused some controversy when he began appearing in late night ringtone ads. When he first began appearing in music videos in the United Kingdom, a prominent black bar was used to censor his groin area.

** The irony of this? With the exception of the [[wikipedia:Tailed frog|tailed frog]], [[You Fail Biology Forever|amphibians don't even have external genitals]], so the mascot wasn't even anatomically correct.

* ''[[Doctor Slump]]'' Remake, Obotchaman, [[Cute Shotaro Boy]] robot created by [[Big Bad|Dr. Mashirito]], appears to be attached with fake penis, as Arale shows it to Senbe while her body and Obotchaman's were swapped for a repairing purpose.

* Used as a rather unfortunate gag in ''[[Delgo]]''.

* In the film version of ''[[Alien Nation (TV series)|Alien Nation]]'', the human protagonist police detective kicks a Newcomer in the groin to no effect; later his alien partner explains that he should aim for the armpits next time. In a reverse example in the television series, an Overseer agent sent to determine the fate of their missing vessel first attacks and kills a human farmer; the man is discovered with injuries caused by repeated blows to the armpits. One can only imagine the agent's reaction at having to administer repeated blows and doing nothing beyond cracking a few ribs. Later he attacks a former Overseer who has repented and wants to just get along in human society, killing him with a single double fisted blow to the armpits.

* Subverted in ''[[Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country]]'', when Kirk gets in a fight on the prison planet and kicks an alien in what he thought were its knees, defeating it immediately, to which the shapeshifter quips, "Not every species keeps their genitals in the same place, Captain." That being said... ''knees''?

* Similarly subverted in the second ''[[Men in Black (film)|Men in Black]]'' movie. However, the Ballchinian's name makes it painfully obvious where his weak point is....

* In ''[[Discworld/Small Gods|Small Gods]]'', a tortoise {{spoiler|who's really the god Om}} is lifted into the air by a chelonicidal eagle, but persuades it to deliver it to a specific location rather than drop it on a rocky surface. Its method of persuasion involves a hard beak and a solid grip upon certain delicate pieces of anatomy... anatomy which, as a bird, the eagle wouldn't actually have. (At least, not externally where they can be grabbed.)

** In the ''Annotated Pratchett File v9.0'', there's a bad joke cited in the ''Moving Pictures'' section about a toad with a troublesomely yellow penis. In reality, for a toad even to ''have'' a penis would be far more troublesome than its coloration.

* In ''[[American Gods]]'', Anansi tells a story of how he tricked a tiger into swapping its tiger's testicles for his own tiny little spider testicles.

* In ''[[Farscape]]'', when Chiana, in a fight with a Scarran, asks, "Hey, do Scarrans have ''[[Unusual Euphemism|mivonks]]''?" and then kicks for them... then winces and hops around, having hurt her ''foot''. It replies that they do, but they're on the inside, and obviously well-protected.

* A ridiculous example of this is the fanart that Giegue from [[MOTHER 1]] often gets. His sprite in the game, while lacking features due to it being an NES game, clearly shows ''him'' not having boobs. He is referred in game as a male yet for some reason is often drawn with boobs. If that wasn't messed up enough, he is an ''alien''. And mammaries are a trait of mammals, which are found on ''Earth.'' He does seem to have a slender, if feminine like body, but that's besides the point.

** However, in [[Earthbound]], the sequel, there is a person who says that Giygas might be female. That's still besides the point. He, or she, is an alien.

* In ''[[The Order of the Stick|Order of the Stick]]'', a graphic insult slung at Belkar by the kobold Oracle ({{spoiler|Lickmyorangeballshalfling}}) caused a debate among fans about whether doing as he'd suggested would require invasive surgery.

** Given that Belkar already stabbed him to death, he might as well go all the way. Though [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0177.html an earlier strip] established that Belkar has no knowledge of reptilian anatomy.

* ''[[Dreamwalk Journal]]'': as noted above in the Insects section, it's about anthropomorphic insects and arachnids. All females have big boobs, all males have big external genitalia, and everybody gets to have sex with everybody else, including two visiting human women.

* In a rare male variant of the nipples side of the equation, Duck from ''[[Almost Naked Animals]]'' has nipples.

* On ''[[American Dad]],'' Roger is a male [[The Greys|Grey alien]]. While he does not have humanoid breasts, he nevertheless goes through a cyclical mating phase [[Squick|where he can lactate]]. And [[Mister Seahorse|accidentally impregnant humans]] [[Hilarity Ensues|via CPR]].