Snakes Are Sexy: Difference between revisions

* In ''[[Wolf's Rain|Wolfs Rain]]'', Hub talks to a woman wearing revealing lingerie and a snake around her neck while investigating. He seemed less distracted by her sexiness and more distracted by his allergies to snakes.

* In ''[[Felarya]]'', Nagas are one of the main races. Disturbingly, they are very humanlike, tend to have a carefree disposition, and eat humans.

* Cobra and his snake Cuberious{{spoiler|/Kinana}} from ''[[Fairy Tail]]''.

* ''[[Bleach]]'' has Sun-Sung.

* A Merritt's novel ''The Face in the Abyss'' has Ananda the Snake Mother, a beautiful silver-haired naga with pearly, heart-shaped scales.

 

* When [[Ms. Fanservice|Emma Peel]] of ''[[The Avengers (TV series)|The Avengers]]'' [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxSpTKE5Jno debuted in the Hellfire Club as the Queen of Sin], she had a live snake wrapped around her arm.

* Ruthie, the snake charmer from ''[[Carnivale]]''. She's not evil, but she is a [[Christmas Cake]] who [[Really Gets Around]].

 

== [[Music]] ==

* [[Monster Magnet]] has a song called ''Snake Dance'' on one of their earlier albums, ''Spine of God''.

 

* The Snake in the Chinese zodiac is associated with sexuality, to the point where calling a woman 'a snake' in Japan is a compliment.

* [[Medusa]], aside from the snake hair, is usually depicted rather sexually.

** In modern days at least. In ancient times? [http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_O0ch3ABb3L4/TLgKJjd3JxI/AAAAAAAACVM/ZGrlHPQ9SnA/s1600/Syracuse+museum+Terracotta+relief+625-600+bc.jpg Eh,] [https://web.archive.org/web/20110823053806/http://news.rosettamoon.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/gorgon.jpg not] [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c0/Gorgon_Louvre_F230.jpg so much.]

 

== [[Tabletop Games]] ==

* In ''[[Dungeons and Dragons]]'' has both Nagas (snake with a human head), Mariliths<ref>one of which is the page image for Snake People</ref> (human head and torso, snake tail, and six arms), and Yuan-ti.

 

== [[Video Games]] ==

* [http://www.goblinscomic.com/08242008/ Kin] from ''[[Goblins]]'' is an example of this - she's a yuan-ti, so she looks human from the waist up, but has a snake tail. In her early appearances, she's essentially wearing a bikini top, which is revealed to be a case of [[Go-Go Enslavement]], but she quickly changes into something more modest when the opportunity arises.

 

* Amali from ''[[The Last Lamia]]'' wears a strapless top that leaves little to the imagination. It doesn’t stop her from being scary in her first appearance though. She was originally intending on eating Jason, and admits to have eaten other humans in the past. Fortunately, she decides to spare Jason’s life instead, though it helps that he is marooned on the island with her and can’t tell anyone else about her.

 

* There's [[Rule 34|an entire fetish]] related to being hypnotized by [[The Jungle Book (Disney film)|Disney's Kaa]] hypnotizing

* Any [[Cute Monster Girl]] or [[Gorgeous Gorgon]] take on [[Snake People]] often plays up this trope.

* The painting ''Lilith'', by John Collier.

 

* Some [[Belly Dancer]]s use snakes as props during their shows, with one providing the page image - naturally, this takes some amount of training to avoid harming the snake ''or'' the dancer.

 

{{reflist}}

[[Category:Reptile and Amphibian Tropes]]