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** Come to think of it, most of the really powerful characters in ''[[Naruto]]'' are to some degree [[Lovable Sex Maniac|Lovable Sex Maniacs]] -- in fact, Jiraiya, the author of Kakashi's favorite porn, is one of the most powerful [[Ninja]] in the world. And let's not forget the title character is known for a [[Gender Bender]] jutsu with (literal) [[Vapor Wear]], and actually manages to use it as an effective combat tactic sometimes.

*** The Third Hokage seems to grudgingly admit that Naruto would probably have been able to defeat him with the Harem Jutsu. Which is his [[Gender Bender]] jutsu times [[Me's a Crowd|Shadow Clone Jutsu]]. Also, [[All There in the Manual|according to the databook]], his hobby is talking to young girls.

* Allielle from ''[[El-Hazard: The Magnificent World]]'' is Princess Fatora's nymphomaniacal lesbian lover, and while Fatora is missing she manages to hit on almost every other female character in the series. So great is her love of women that when male Makoto [[Cross Dresser|disguises himself as Fatora]] it turns her on almost instantly.

** Princess Fatora is ''also'' a nymphomaniacal lesbian.

* Jun of ''[[Hayate Cross Blade]]'' typically enters a scene by crawling out from under a table where she was looking up everyone's skirts.

** In the same series, there's also Chiharu who acts as Hayate's kind, caring mother-figure, and also insists that she's going to be Hayate's bride some day.

* Erika Karisawa from ''[[Durarara]]'' is a rare female example, ''especially'' in the light novels. Far from just being a simple [[Yaoi Fangirl]], she regularly fantasizes about most of her guy friends having sex, writes them into erotic fanfiction, loudly reads out said erotic fanfiction in their presence, collects ecchi figurines of either gender, and occasionally greets barely-legal female friends by fondling their breasts and hips. ([[Gag Boobs|Poor Anri]])

* Panty of ''[[Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt|Panty and Stocking With Garterbelt]]''. She's an angel (well, technically, anyway) with a major case of nymphomania who gets it on with any guy she finds cute. {{spoiler|Though said nymphomania ''does'' catch up to her, and in the [[Wham! Episode]] she gets [[Brought Down to Normal]].}}

* Analyser from ''[[Uchuu Senkan Yamato]]'' is basically [[Star Wars|R2D2's]] embarrassing uncle.

'''Rory''': Those clothes belong to people, you know... [To Amy] Aren't you going to turn your back?

'''Amy''': [Looking quite pleased with what she's seeing] Nope! }}

** River. At first she seems to have [[Single-Target Sexuality]] but later episodes show her amused appreciation when she sees what she assumes to be one of her guards dressed as a Roman, (a flash of lightning reveals it to be Rory {{spoiler|who is in fact her dad}}) cheerfully saying that they must have finally started reading her memos.

* Jason Stackhouse from the HBO series version of ''[[True Blood]]''. His antics constantly get him into trouble, but he's not portrayed as a bad person, just... dumb.

* Barney from ''[[How I Met Your Mother]]'' is set up as this, but in a more reasonable way -- the [[Ensemble Darkhorse|audience loves his antics]], but his friends tend to find him crude.

** Lily is also an example of this, but monogamous. She once claims that if Marshall stopped having sex with her, she would be "giving it up on the street for a nickel."

* [[Kavorka Man|Patrick]] from ''[[Coupling]]''. Most of the characters qualify to some extent, but he's the most extreme.

* [[Supernatural|Dean Winchester]]. Dude returns from 40 years of unspeakable torment in Hell and one of the first things he does is check out the porn rack at the convenience store.

** Although, he does go for food and water and cleans himself up in the bathroom. It just seemed like the porn rack was there and he said "Why not!"

* Copélia from the Brazilian Sitcom ''Toma Lá, Dá Cá'' practically ''is'' this trope given flesh, to her daughter's chagrin. She's the principle source of sexual jokes in the show, and is prone to tell stories of her past lovers and their adventures. Thing is, she's way past her age, being at least ''in her seventies, and still kicking''.

* Joey from ''[[Friends]]'' talks openly and often about his many, many sexual conquests, at one point admitting to deflowering an intern on the set of his television show. His love of pornography is also the target of numerous jokes. Phoebe is also a candidate; she is almost as promiscuous as Joey, and is prone to inappropriate comments (e.g., upon catching a glimpse of Chandler's member in the bath, she comments cheerily 'Mazel tov!')

* Gender inversion: Angela on ''[[Bones]]'', never made more evident than in the recent arc when she tries to take a temporary vow of celibacy at the staff psychiatrist's suggestion in order to help her form "more meaningful relationships". All it seems to do, as Hodgins points out, is [[Cold Turkeys Are Everywhere|increase her libido]].

* Glenn Quagmire from ''[[Family Guy]]'' pretty much sums this up to a T, although his later actions, which are heavily implied to include rape and other depravities, have thrown the "lovable" label into question. [[Depending on the Writer|The writing really makes a difference]], and dending on what level of [[Flanderization]] the staff gives the cast, Quagmire can fit this trope, or he can be seen as a [[Complete Monster]], as with the rest of the cast.

** Herbert the elderly child molester can go toe-to-toe with any horny anime grandpa in terms of doing things that would get you chemically castrated in real life but are laughed off as harmless.

** [[The Internet Is for Porn|"Yeah man, I tell ya what, man. That dang ol' Internet, man. You just go on there and point and click. Talk about W-W-dot-W-com. An' lotsa nekkid chicks on there, man. Click. Click. Click. Click. Click. It's real easy, man."]]

* Zan from ''[[Amazing Adrenalini Brothers]]''.