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* ''[[Revolutionary Girl Utena]]'': Akio exhibits this trope. Touga as well, although he's not quite as skilled as Akio (and to be fair, Akio's pornomancy seems legitimately magical, whereas Touga is just suave.) {{spoiler|eventually Touga decides to submit to Akio's power and become his herald / implied buttboy. Touga's best friend calls him out on it, and Touga admits that being around that much power feels just plain good.}}
* ''[[My Balls]]'' has the demon sealed within Kohta's bollocks actually doing this to him. Most of it is justified in that the demons of hell are trying to make him ejaculate, so that the demon sealed in his balls will be freed. However, there's also a normal instance of this trope in Minayo, who has the worst timing EVER in revealing that not only is she interested in the boy, but that she also becomes a raging nymphomaniac when [[Bottle Fairy|drunk]].
* ''[[Irresponsible Captain Tylor]]'' has Tylor himself. After saving the ship as he always does by just being his [[Born Lucky|blissfully ignorant and incompetent self]], the other crew members give him a porno tape and wanted him to enjoy it for himself, but threatened him if they didn't get it back. Blissfully unaware that there is an alien princess hiding behind his bed (who honestly doesn't know anything about human relationships), Tylor puts in the tape, but keeps fumbling to turn it off as ''EVERY FEMALE ON THE SHIP'' comes to his door to express their sexual desires for him. [[Hilarity Ensues]]. On top of that, Tylor ended up joining the military to begin with because his ignorance ended up causing a [[Kiss Me, I'm Virtual|female COMPUTER to confess her love for him]] in the first episode!
* Tamura Makoto of ''Boys Empire'' is this. In a sort-of subversion, he doesn't think it's such a good thing.
* ''[[School Days (Visual Novel)|School Days]]'': Makoto Itou is this [[Gone Horribly Wrong]].
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== Fan Works ==
* In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh!:
* ''[[Discovery]]'': Prowl was apparently a huge slut back in the day; the comic has shown him use his animal magnetism to his advantage twice already.
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* [[Sir Apropos of Nothing]] gets a ring (that does not go on his finger) that gives him pornomancy in ''The Woad to Wuin'', the second book of the series. Subverted in that it quickly proves to be a curse: "The women came to me in all shapes, all sizes, young and old, pretty and . . . less so. ... Finally they tied me to the bed. There are worse ways to pass one's hours, but none come readily to mind."
* In ''[[The Dresden Files]]'' this is the power of one of the families of the White Court of Vampires, which they use to facilitate their feeding on a person's ''soul'' and ''life'' through sex. If a vampire gets hungry gender appropriate prey will try to get close and tear their clothes off. The vampires can tone the effect to [[Distracted By the Sexy|tolerable levels]], though. It should be noted that gender DOESN'T matter for the White Court. If it has a libido, they can eat it.
** One of them is a [[Defector From Decadence]] who can't hold down a normal job because his especially strong "aura" tends to [[So Beautiful
* Mikael Blomkvist, the male lead from Stieg Larsson's ''[[The Millennium Trilogy|Millennium]]'' series. There are only two female characters featuring in more than a few paragraphs that Blomkvist ''doesn't'' sleep with. One is a married woman with young children and the other is his sister. It never seems to be Blomkvist who seduces them either, it just seems like every female jumps him as soon as she gets a chance. Luckily the movies downplay this.
** Some of this is due to Larsson's editors making him put more sex scenes in because they felt it would give the novels more commercial appeal. By the third book they stopped doing this and it shows.
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** There's even a whole [[Martial Arts and Crafts|Sidereal Martial Arts]] Style (that being the most powerful level, which is about as similar to mortal martial arts as theoretical physics is to arithmetic)- Sapphire Veils of Passion- for this sort of thing. One particularly fun technique makes anyone who grapples you lust after you.
* ''[[Vampire: The Masquerade (Tabletop Game)|Vampire]]'', [[Vampire: The Requiem|both of them,]] are naturally the most prominent example in White Wolf's library. With two entire magical skills dedicated to making the Vampire irresistible in some fashion, and with several abilities of other disciplines able to do the same. Dominate allows you direct orders, and Majesty/Presence allows you to become unnaturally sexy to everyone around you, and they can't explain why.
** From [[Vampire: The Requiem|''Requiem'']], there's the Daeva Bloodline, the Duchagne, whose primary power is Licencieux, which can cause spontaneous waves of pain or pleasure in the target, meaning you can make anything attractive or repulsive, not just yourself. Bonus: repeated uses on the same target following a repeated action can cause addiction. Addiction to the caster's favor, addiction to doing as they're told, [[Rule of Three|addiction to]] [[
* This is the nickname for a certain Archetype in ''[[Shadowrun]]'', who can throw a ridiculous amount of dice at any social roll. Their powers aren't explicitly related to sex, though the ones capable of spellcasting often end up taking the spell that [[Power Perversion Potential|induces a mass orgasm]] for the take of living up to the name. And yes, that is a canon spell.
* This is an inherent power of all werewolves in ''[[Werewolf: The Apocalypse (Tabletop Game)|Werewolf: The Apocalypse]]'', although it won't work on anyone who's already in love or in a committed relationship.
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