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* ''[[Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha]]'' fans disappointed in the lack of nekkid Erio [[Transformation Sequence]] in the anime worry not, [[Comic Book Adaptation|the supplementary manga]] gives him one (albeit, just one panel).
* Probably the only [[Fan Disservice|straight example of fanservice]] in the ''[[Black Jack]]'' OVAs is from the titular doctor himself, in an entirely gratuitous [[Pool Scene]] in the fourth episode... Oh, and the [[Shower Scene]] in the first. And a [[Hot Springs Episode]] (which, incidentally, takes place near a [[Beach Episode|beach]]). Kind of a pattern there.
* Since most of the cursed men in ''[[Ranma One Half½|Ranma 1/2]]'' shed their clothes when transforming (as they [[Involuntary Shapeshifting|turn into animals]]), they all get [[Shirtless Scene|Shirtless Scenes]] with astonishing regularity. The exceptions are Genma (because [[Your Mileage May Vary|hardly anyone]] would want to see a stocky old man naked) and Ranma (whose [[Gender Bender|girl curse]] means he gets to keep his clothes on during a transformation... [[Innocent Fanservice Girl|usually]]).
** In the manga, what's funny is that Ranma's girl side gets far more Shirtless Scenes than his male side ever does.
* Dragon Saint Shiryu from ''[[Saint Seiya]]'' seems to enjoy stripping off the upper half of his armor when [[Let's Get Dangerous|getting serious]] with an enemy. The better to show off his ''huge''... [[Power Tattoo]].
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* The opening of ''[[Kamen Rider Kiva]]''.
* Craig Horner gets into a lot of shirtless action (well, not like ''that'') as Richard Rahl on the ''[[Legend of the Seeker]]'' TV series. Probably for good reason.
* [[Rule of Funny|Gibby]] in ''[[ICarlyiCarly]]''. He shows up without a shirt, or removes in his scenes more than he ends up with it still on. It does not matter where it is. School. A party. A restaurant. On a live webshow. The shirt comes off. Rawr. Played straight with some of the guys Carly dates, such as Griffin in one of the extended episodes, using a motorcycle accident as an excuse.
* Watch any episode of ''[[Cops (series)]]''. Chances are at least one of the suspects will be shirtless.
* Many home improvement shows where the carpenter works without his shirt on.
* Anthony Ainley, better known as [[Doctor Who|The Master]], [http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v482/80sFreakLurker/fanservice/Shirtless.jpg had a very brief one] in the BBC series ''Out Of The Unknown'' episode "Welcome Home".
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* [[Mass Effect|Romancing]] [[Nice Guy|Jacob]] [[Only Sane Man|Taylor]]? [[Memetic Mutation|Heavy risk.]] [[Shirtless Scene|But the priiiize]]...
* In ''[[Infinite Space]]'', Lord Roth first appears on-screen while wearing nothing but his underwear.
* The royalty of Ayuthay in ''[[Golden Sun: Dark Dawn]]'', justified since it's an oasis kingdom and [[Word of God|near the blistering-hot Lamakan Desert]]. Amiti puts on a shirt at the party's request when he joins the crew, and later takes offense when Eoleo [[Lampshade Hanging|makes a smart remark]] about someone from Ayuthay "actually wearing clothes".
* In ''[[Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath]]'', Stranger gets one {{spoiler|when he is captured and his clothes are cut off, exposing him as the Steef}}.
 
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