Cartoons that somehow manage to sneak nudity in

[sparkythebdog]

Inspired by the swear word thread. What cartoons sneak in nudity, either real or cartoon?

[Rover_Wow]

Rugrats, "Naked Tommy" comes to mind.

If mooning is considered nudity (it is considered obscene in some cultures):
HA!, "Full Moon"
KND, "Butt", "Cable TV", "Graduates"
Dexter, the one with Saturn

[Peter Paltridge]

It's interesting that butt-cracks are censored now, as they appeared all the time in cartoons up until Janet.

The Rocko cartoon "Bedfellows" deserves a definite mention for having an entire lawnful of nudists.

[nowlight]

ThunderCats!!!

[Moto Pete]

who framed roger rabbit laser disc

you have to play it slow

[Uncle_Lina]

There's a topless woman sneaked in Disney's "The Rescuers".
http://www.snopes.com/disney/films/rescuers.htm
The Little Mermaid Stuff is fake...

Also, in the Family Guy episode "Sibling Rivalry" when Stewie jumps onto the womans chest, Lois lifts Stewie away and if you freeze frame you can see the womans' nipple

[mg_winxclub]

It's interesting that butt-cracks are censored now.

Dexter in Dexter's Laboratory showed his naked butt many times. Can anyone forget Gohan and his naked body front short in early Dragon Ball Z? eeewwwww

What's funny to me is it seems if a baby, then being naked is fine. Imagine that.

[The Weed Of Cri]

The girls from W.I.T.C.H. lose their clothing when they transform into guardians. Though they curl up in fetal postitions, it's quite clear they are following in the tradition of magical girls who "go natural" during transformation scenes.

Now here's a freaky piece of trivia: The original design for Looney Toons' Tweety had no feathers, like he was just hatched. Warner Brothers' censors made the animators change that because they thought a bird without feathers implied nudity. But for over 60 years, none of them have noticed that Porky Pig doesn't wear pants. Nor does he have the "fur and feathers" excuse used by Bugs, Daffy, Foghorn, Wile E., etc.

[Zubby]

I've seen Bart Simpson's bare butt more times than I probably should have. Homer's too, for that matter.

Mac appears nude in an episode of 'Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends'.

Cartman had a full-frontal nude scene in the South Park episode where he thinks he's dead. The same episode also showed Cartman's mom having sex with a delivery man; only a small blanket keeps everything from being visible.

[Undrave]

Well it's more subtle but there's an episode of Totally Spies where you see Sam in the shower, only blocked by the shower curtain (or was it a door? I forgot). That was pretty close to fanservice XD

[tb4000]

The thing is, it's ok to show male butts, but not female ones. Though Family Guy and Futurama, albeit adult shows, have both done it.

[SSJ Jake]

In the episode of The Powerpuff Girls Bare Facts, the Mayor's bare ass can be seen at the end of the episode. Though, it probably wasn't censored out because he's a midget, but if he was tall, it would definetly be censored out.

In an episode of the Fairly Oddparents, Timmy Turner runs around the town naked to try to avoid getting a bath or something like that. At one point when he's hiding behind something, since the object is clear, you could see his crotch area (he has no penis, though).

[Uncle_Lina]

In a Cow and Chicken episode, Flem and Early had a fight scene, completley naked

[Michael24]

I don't know if this counts, but the Bruce Wayne clone in B:TAS's "Heart of Steel" two-parter is shown lying naked on a table after being made, with only a small cloud of steam covering its unmentionable area.

Plenty of examples on FAMILY GUY, from the nudist family to Stewie realizing he's naked while talking to the leaders of the world in a dream scene.

[ThePeterNetwork]

Yeah, that Family Guy show can't get enough of that gratuitious nudity, can it?

I remember seeing the beginning of this one episode where Peter is dressed in this oyster costume and riding on a discount waterski rig, and then he has a surf mishap which knocks the costume off, exposing himself to the crowd.

And of course, being the dimbulb that he is, Peter forgets to put some clothes on as he pulls in for gas.

I didn't watch the rest of the episode.

[J. B. Warner]

And, of course, there's the infamous split-second cheesecake shot in Tex Avery's 1943 MGM cartoon "Who Killed Who?"

[Jave]

I'm surprised no one has mentioned the closing credits of episode 138 of The Simpsons. HARDCORE NUDITY!!

[Rolling Cloud]

Naruto's Orioke no Techinque a.k.a Sexy Jutsu & Harem Jutsu.

[Moto Pete]

I'm surprised no one has mentioned the closing credits of episode 138 of The Simpsons. HARDCORE NUDITY!!

shake that booty

[The Myst]

Freeze frame some of the shots during the FCC song that fly through really fast in Family Guy's "PTV" episode.