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** Another example is the Clone Saga arc, where both Mary Jane and Gwen Stacy appear totally nude, with smoke covering Gwen's breasts and nether regions, and a Peter Parker clone's ''hand'' covering Mary Jane's.

** An interesting aversion is Electro, who, every time he appears naked, nothing obscures... anything. Yet when Electro appeared in ''Spider-Man Shattered Dimensions'', Spidey still blocks the view of his crotch with his hand.

* Between the sex scenes, bondage, and titular heroine's [[Weaksauce Weakness|catastrophically delicate]] [[Clothes Make the Superman|super-suit]], ''[[Empowered]]'' gives this trope a massive workout. We ''twice'' see Ninjette take off her top to reveal shuriken pasties on her ([[Pettanko|admittedly almost indistinguishable from a boy's]]) chest.

* In ''[[Batman]] and the Outsiders #3'', Batgirl [[No Social Skills|casually]] walks into the kitchen nude in front of two lesbians. The orange juice she takes out of the refrigerator prevents the reader from seeing anything except her butt, which is kept partially in shadow but still quite visible.

* ''[[Treasure of Swamp Castle]]'': Szaffi bathing.

* ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]'', Bart, skateboarding in the nude, passes by several dozen conveniently placed objects... and then they subvert it when he passes a fence with a hole in the middle, resulting in a lengthy, uncensored shot of his animated genitalia, while the ''rest'' of him is covered up -- at least in the uncut version that was shown in the movies and is on DVD and Blu-Ray. The TV version plasters a censor box that reads, "European Version Only" over the hedge with the long hole in it.

 

 

** In the new ''[[Doctor Who]]'', after a pair of (parody) robot TV show hosts hit Captain Jack Harkness with a defabricator ray, which does [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin]], his naughty bits are concealed from the camera by a strategically placed... TV camera. When the robots confirm that he is, indeed, naked in front of millions of viewers, he announces, "Ladies, your viewing figures just went up."

** The scene from "Blink" where Sally meets Lawrence. That counter is rather convenient.

'''Sally Sparrow:''' ''(trying not to look)'' Nope. }}

* ''[[JAG]]'' has an example of the bubbles version.

** There was also an earlier episode where Zuko tells Iroh to get out of a hotspring, but when he comes out, a visibly [[Squick|Squicked]] Zuko cringes while our view is blocked by the same hand he's using and he tells Iroh to go back in.

** Alluded to in the quite-well-done [[Abridged Series]] by GanXingba:

'''Zuko:''' ''(moans)'' Now I'm scarred physically ''and'' mentally. }}

* [[Lampshaded]] in [[Tex Avery]]'s ''The Shooting of Dan McGoo'': the bartender, strategically positioned in front of a nude painting, announces, "I don't move from here all through the picture." When a fight breaks out, though, he ducks behind the bar -- revealing that the woman in the picture is ''missing'' everything from chest to mid-thigh. (In its place she [[Talking with Signs|holds a sign]] reading "[[Worldwide Punomenon|I ain't got no body.]]")