The Nudifier: Difference between revisions

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** The spell that allows you to travel into another person's memories inexplicably [[Out-of-Clothes Experience|gives you a naked avatar]].

** The "Martian Army" is armed with rays that only destroy clothing.

** It later also features a clothes-eating octopus.

* ''[[Bastard!!]]'' features Dark Schneider's girlfriend being subjected to an evil forbidding slime. You can guess what it turns out to do.

* ''[[To Love Ru]]'' has a teleporter example, and many others. Weird alien technology leaving people naked is a running gag in the series. For example, Lala's clothes are created on her by her sentient robot helper, which she wears in the form of a hairclip, and if it ever gets knocked off, distracted, or dizzy, her clothing vanishes in a poof. Another device randomly [[Instant Cosplay Surprise|switches costumes out for cosplay]] (including [[Hadaka Apron]] and Hadaka... whipped cream) oufits. Yet another device is a clothes dissolving gas. Lala, for the most part, doesn't care, but the rest of the cast does.

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* Suehirogari's ero-manga ''TAG'' combines [[The Nudifier]] with [[Hypno Fool]]. The main character makes fun of a gypsy fortune teller, which turns out to be a bigger mistake than usual: She's given a post hypnotic suggestion to compulsively stay naked whenever certain (also naked) women kiss her. Of course, she's not ''[[Laser-Guided Amnesia|told]]'' about this suggestion until her best friend [[Full-Frontal Assault|ambushes her at her college campus]] and plants a wet one on her, leaving her trapped with an [[And I Must Scream|overwhelming urge to stay naked]] against her will. (Her friend wasn't even told that much -- just smooched by a stranger and left with a note and a paper bag to put her clothing in.) Of course, since this is ''[[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|"TAG"]]'', you can see where he's going with this -- the only way (outside of years of hypnotherapy) to bring herself to put clothing back on is to kiss someone else ([[The Virus|thus passing on the urge to stay naked to the new victim]]), with the ever-present danger of [[Nightmare Fuel|looking up and discovering another scared looking nude woman running at her later on]]. And since it's [[Author Appeal|Suehirogari]], she (and her entire cadre of friends) discover an exhibitionism fetish after the "game" (and the subsequent blackmailing by the Gypsy and her friends).

* There's one in ''[[Inukami!]]'', but it only works on men.

* One contractor in ''[[Darker ~~Than~~ Black]]'' has the ability to teleport herself and others... but not their clothing. So she and anyone else she teleports effectively gets hit with this trope.

* One contractor in ''[[Darker than Black]]'' has the ability to teleport herself and others... but not their clothing. So she and anyone else she teleports effectively gets hit with this trope.

* In ''[[Asobi ni Iku yo!|Asobi Ni Iku Yo]]'', the [[Catgirl]] aliens fight with weapons that destroy only nonliving matter. Including clothes.

* The first ''[[Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha (anime)|Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha]]'' [[Audio Adaptation|Sound Stage]], having been made during the [[Fan Service]]-filled early episodes of the first season, features a [[Mineral MacGuffin|Jewel Seed]] [[Monster of the Week|Water Monster]] that is created to swallow up every girl it encounters and spit them out naked.

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== Literature ==

* One of the ''Norby'' books (by Janet and [[Isaac Asimov]]) has a "clothing dissolver" gas in the backstory. One character was kicked out of the Academy because he placed it in the air circulation systems of a space station.

* After "groking" human sexuality in ''[[Stranger in A Strange Land]]'', Valentine Smith quickly works out the [[Power Perversion Potential]] inherent in his mental abilities. Lots of levitation and clothing evaporation follows.

* A short science fiction story from the 1950s or 1960s featured a village of two factions, neither of which (allegedly) admitted the existence of the other. The factions were distinguished by the clothes they wore. The space traveler main character solves the problem by emitting some kind of radiation that melted everyone's clothes.

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* The "Disrobe" spell from the ''[[Dungeons and Dragons]]'' "Book of Erotic Fantasy". Although it doesn't affect magical items, it's still a good way to score a [[Defeat by Modesty]].

* In ''[[Changeling: The Dreaming]]'', it is often easier to target spells at someone's clothes than at the wearer. This can go very wrong, or very right depending on your intentions. A popular example is to keep someone out of a battle by making their clothes (and hopefully them) superjump away from it.

* In the Third Edition ''[[GURPS]]'' supplement "Mixed Doubles", a superhuman called the Liquidator can liquefy matter... including another super's costume. The background stated that he hadn't used this ability on a female metahuman yet, and that the likely result would be a) outrage from her and b) considerable coverage from the media.

* ''[[The Dark Eye]]''

** A spell reserved for fae and the humans raised by them will have all clothing slip off the target and tangle around its feet. The GM is advised to penalise use as combat preparation, since that'd be bad roleplaying for the character type.

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* ''[[Nethack]]''

** The Scroll of Destroy Armor.

** The Succubus is a creature that removes armor and clothes before she gives you a "Very Educational Experience", which gives you +1 level and increases your wisdom (other, often detrimental effects are also possible, mind you). Of course, low-level characters may simply just go [[Out with a Bang]], so the technique should only be attempted by higher leveled characters. Either way, the Succubus is a very useful way to remove cursed armor. After all, the succubus is among the original [[Horny Devils]].

** Disintegration Blasts first destroy your armor. Then they instant-kill you.

* In Russian adventure game ''Evenings on a Farm Near Dikanka'', there's a prank spell. It looks like a cure for [[Taken for Granite|petrification]], but actually just disrobes the caster. Used by the protagonist for {{spoiler|tricking the [[Big Bad]] into removing her magical protections}}.

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* Zenka from ''[[Super Cosplay War Ultra]]'', being one who cosplays [[Super Robot Wars Alpha|Sanger Zonvolt]], has the Unyou no Tachi move (just like the original) and what does it do when it hits male characters? Cuts down their clothes.

* ''[[Dragon Age|Dragon Age: Origins Awakening]]'' can cause your imported character save from the previous game to start the game in their underwear if they are wearing certain DLC armor.

* ''[[The Witcher|Witcher 2]]'' has a sex scene were Triss uses a spell to cause her clothes to disappear before [[Skinny Dipping|diving into a Elven pool]]. Geralt has to take off his clothes the old-fashion way before following suit. Naturally it's become the most popular scene in the game.