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== Anime and Manga ==
* ''[[Ikki Tousen]]'' and its sequels, ''Ikkitousen Dragon Destiny'', ''Ikkitousen Great Guardians'', and ''Ikkitousen Xtreme Xecutor''.
* Extreme example: ''[[Agent Aika (Anime)|Agent Aika]]''.
* ''[[Change 123]]'' is a textbook case.
* ''AIKI'' was created by a hentai artist, but tended more towards pure action by its end.
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* ''[[Nazca]]''
* ''[[Real Bout High School]]'', but in the anime only. The manga actually keeps it pretty tame.
* ''[[Dirty Pair (Light Novel)|Dirty Pair]]''
* ''[[Najica Blitz Tactics]]'' has its camera angle constantly well below skirt level, fighting or not.
** Unsurprising, since Studio Fantasia created ''Aika'' as well.
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* ''[[Highschool of the Dead]]''
* The six omakes produced for ''[[To Heart]]: Remember My Memories'' is basically this, entitled ''Heart Fighters''.
* An ''[[Air Gear (Manga)|Air Gear]]'' story arc features a rather prudish female character who's tricked into dressing up in a ''[[Stripperific]]'' outfit and appearing publicly, which could be considered a subversion of this trope... but then again, it ''is'' an Oh! Great comic...
* The ''[[QueensQueen's Blade]]'' anime makes sure that no less than one woman's breasts are exposed in ''every episode,'' though not always necessarily through fighting (though it happens the most during.)
* ''[[Strike Witches]]'', because none of the girls are wearing any pants. But [[Word of God|they're not panties, so it's no problem.]]
* ''[[Airmaster (Manga)|Airmaster]]'' downplays this to the extent you wouldn't expect from a series about a schoolgirl martial artist. Maki never gets her clothes torn and the camera doesn't seem to excessively focus on her undergarments.
* ''[[Master of Martial Hearts]]'', like [[QueensQueen's Blade]] in premise; a all-female combat tournament with a variety of unique participants, each representing some Moe or fetish. Lampshaded in a [[Meido]] cafe episode, where Aya is declared Moe when she wins in a [[Catgirl]] outfit. Also the most shocking subversion of the genre {{spoiler|the final fight is quick, brutal, and ends in a bloody [[Discretion Shot]]. Flashbacks to earlier fights show more blood than the original scenes, and later fights include bloody gun violence and neck breaking.}}
* ''[[Freezing]]'' though it's tends to be ''very'' brutal.
* Maka in the ''[[Soul Eater]]'' manga. In the anime they gave her a [[Magic Skirt]].
* Ranfan from ''[[DragonballDragon Ball]]''. Her special technique is stripping down and fighting in only her panties and bra [[Distracted Byby the Sexy|to distract her opponent]].
* A chapter of ''[[Bakuman｡ (Manga)|Bakuman｡]]'' introduced a new [[Show Within the Show|manga within the manga]], appropriately named "Panty Flash Fighter". Apparently there are girls competing in a tournament where the goal is to expose your ''opponent's'' panties.
* After having a [[Magic Skirt]] in the beginning, Lucy Heartfilia from ''[[Fairy Tail]]'' becomes a panty fighter in the second half of the Edolas arc.
** While still talking about Fairy Tail, Erza Scarlet is a panty fighter in the manga when she wears her goth loli dress and fights against Evergreen.
* Almost all of the female fighters in ''[[Kenichi: theThe Mightiest Disciple]]'' fit this perfectly.
 
 
== Comic Books ==
* A few ''[[Supergirl]]'' runs took [[Panty Shot|advantage]] of the fact that their protagonist flew around in the sky wearing a skimpy little skirt. After ''Infinite Crisis'' (2006), she's been shown wearing [[Modesty Shorts|sensible bike shorts]] under her skirt due to a [[Executive Meddling|top-level executive stated that the number of panty shots was ridiculous, especially given that she was emotionally and mentally pre-pubescent]].
* The short-lived ''[[X -Men]]'' miniseries ''[http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread.php?t=98704 Phoenix: Legacy of Fire]'', written for [[Marvel Universe|Marvel's]] [[Darker and Edgier|MAX]] label, during the days when they thought they could do manga better than the Japanese. It bombarded pages with so much [[Fan Service]] that it all actually had a ''[[Hype Backlash|negative]]'' effect with readers.
 
 
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** Sakura wears [[Modesty Shorts|gym shorts]] under her skirt precisely to avert this, though it's somewhat of an [[Informed Attribute]] (the color being the only hint as to which trope applies).
* ''[[Higurashi|Higurashi Daybreak]]:'' Female characters do this repeatedly. Lampshaded during Shmion's storyline.
* ''[[Vanguard Princess]]'' and ''[[Arcana Heart (Video Game)|Arcana Heart]]'', although these are more serious stabs at creating [[Fighting Game|Fighting Games]] than most other examples of its ilk.
* ''[http://insomnia.ac/reviews/naomi/jingistorm/review.php Jingi Storm]'', released to arcades around the same time as Arcana Heart. It's basically [[Tekken]] combined with a softcore [[Eroge]].
* ''[[X Blades (Video Game)|X -Blades]]'', which is basically an attempt to copy ''[[Devil May Cry]]'' with a girl wearing dental floss. No catfighting, though.
* ''[[Skullgirls]]'' definitely seems unashamed of showing off the undergarments of its cast.
 
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