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* ''[[Vassalord]]'' lives and breathes this trope, being a [[Ho Yay]]-drenched manga about a pair of extremely sexy male vampires who spend a lot of their pagetime having [[Getting Crap Past the Radar|not-quite-sex-but-it-sure-does-look-it]] with each other. |
* ''[[Vassalord]]'' lives and breathes this trope, being a [[Ho Yay]]-drenched manga about a pair of extremely sexy male vampires who spend a lot of their pagetime having [[Getting Crap Past the Radar|not-quite-sex-but-it-sure-does-look-it]] with each other. |
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* In the episode of ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]'' where Camula first appears, many of the male students comment on her beauty, one of the female students remarking "she'd better stay away from ''my'' boyfriend!". However, none of the main cast share this opinion, especially when her sadistic nature is openly displayed. |
* In the episode of ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]'' where Camula first appears, many of the male students comment on her beauty, one of the female students remarking "she'd better stay away from ''my'' boyfriend!". However, none of the main cast share this opinion, especially when her sadistic nature is openly displayed. |
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* ''[[Interspecies Reviewers]]'' subverts this, as only one vampire succu-girl - Soufu - has appeared; only the owner of the brothel where she works is allowed to have her, and he is a vampire himself. He does give her a respectable review score of 8, though. |
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== Comic Books == |
== Comic Books == |
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