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Leocards Introduction

Salutations! you have discovered my kink/fetish!

And… yeah yeah, as you can tell, the name is a punny combination of “Leotard” and “Cards”, I ain’t fooling around.

Anyways, Leocards is my curated collection of female characters daringly wearing leotards as their normal attires.

So skimpy!! But so brave!! Brave of them to do that in the outdoors in their fictional settings whatsover!! Kudos!!!

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Guidelines

There are so many types of “Brazenly Leotard Clad Ladies in Action” that have been depicted in the media and some guidelines have to be set before it is accepted as a criterion of a Leocard.

Generally, a Leocard has to involve a fictional female character wearing a sleeveless leotard with minimally her armpits exposed, until her crotch gusset with her hips, minimally as well, exposed.

At the bottom is the list of requirements of what type of leotard she can wear.

✅ Strapless ✅

Strapless Leotards are permitted.

Leocard Example: Wonder Woman

✅ Sleeves with exposed armpits ✅

As long as the armpits are exposed, sleeves are allowed when the inner part is cut out for exposure, even if the sleeves go down all the way to the hands.

Leocard example: Priscilla

✅ Sleeveless Jacket ✅

Any form of sleeveless overwear is permitted.

Leocard Example: Sindel

✅ Exposed Belly ✅

Much to my protest and later resignation, Leotards with a carved out exposed belly area with the belly button especially are permitted.

Leocard Example: Maxima

✅ Loincloths✅

Loincloths rather be it at the front or at the back or both are permitted, as long as some part of the diagonal crotch lining is exposed.

Leotard Example: Empress She-Wolf

❌ Dresses, Skirts, Battle Skirts❌

Sleeveless shirts with dresses, sleeveless dress and even sleeveless leotards and a dress covering the crotch are prohibited.

With reference with the previous point, if most parts of the diagonal crotch lining aren’t exposed, it’s not permitted.

❌ General Swimwear ❌

Every and any kind of swimwear is prohibited, unless it’s repurposed into an attire paired with something else or the Leocard is an actual combatant wearing a one piece swimsuit for some reason.

One might think that One piece Swimsuits makes the cut, but if they did then I have to include thousands of more anime girls from whatever anime they came from just because they happen to have a beach/swimming episode let alone other fictional female characters from other media as well.

❌ Two Piece & Bikinis ❌

Continuing on the point of general swimwear, these have already been prohibited if it isn’t for the fact that they are not even leotards in the first place; top bra covering with an underwear just doesn’t cut it!

Just aforementioned about exposed belly, which is as long as it’s only the belly part that is exposed unlike here where it’s two different articles of clothing.

❌ Leggings, Tights, Pantyhose Fishnets ❌

Any kind of leggings, tights, pantyhose and fishnets are prohibited.

There are “Fictional Media” versions of leocards that has live action versions which almost fully replicate the original if not for them taking the easy modest way of added leggings & co. Though there’s a leocard (Yaira) I discovered that didn’t budge.

I have some examples that I really want to include but unfortunately they fail these guidelines so here are the honorary mentions…

Character related:

✅ Aliens ✅

They are just basically humans but in a different funky skin tone than us, though it’s admittedly a very limiting design trope. Of course they are acceptable.

✅ Furries ✅

Sure, go on ahead. If a Leocard is a anthropomorphic being but with a humanoid figure (discounting our closest genetic cousins being apes) then yes, it’s permissible. Maybe it’ll be a very hairy fantasy encounter, like a pubes gone wild type of situation but they are in good form.

✅ Cyborgs (& Amputees)✅

All cool as long as the sawed off or machine parts are not the shoulders or anything on the crotch area.

❌ Zombies ❌

Nah, I just want to steer clear of zombies TOTALLY!! Specifically the zombies wearing leotards but they are scary undead with exposed flesh and bone bits, it’s a bit turnoff in my book.

Though, I of course do allow the undead if it isn’t as gnarly as zombies.

❌ Non-Humanoid Beings ❌

Imagine if a female character is a dimensional hopping turtle and it happened to be wearing leotard. No way you are getting accepted in the the horny gates of this heaven.

(The Apes and Zombies commentary is specific to Ms. Marvel variations that I really don’t wanna add 😭)

❌ Morbidly Fat Characters ❌

If the character has some fats? sure! actually fat? sure! FREAKING FAT??? NOOOOO!!!

Forgive me for this fat-phobic exaggeration but there should be limits in place when it severely hinders a Leocard’s sexiness. (As a consolation, bone-thin characters are forbidden as well, but I haven’t see any yet)

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Leocard Labeling Scheme

Generally the Leocard names are prioritised on her alias than her name. For example, it’s “Huntress” instead of “Helena Bertinelli”.

That being said, there can be a lot of different iteration from that alias itself, whether be just a mere colour change of the costume to an alternate earth self, still donning such clothes brazenly in that way but I jest. Which is why there is a special naming scheme using an emoji and a signifier to distinguish them from the original ones, of course.

Before a Leocard of a different variation is considered under a different label, the Leocard has to have some a different feature in them to be even considered a Leocard in a first place. For example, Wonder Woman from Super Friends is not included here due to her 100% similarities to classic Wonder Woman.

Here are the aliases followed up by a separate condition: (Least Specific to Most)

Note that more specific label will take more precedence than the least specific label.

👒(Different Accessory)

Leocard is wearing something additional like a mask or helmet or removing a part like armour from her outfit.

It also can be used when a Leocard usually wears an overwear that conceals her arms, has an appearance where she doesn’t wears the overwear, for example a jacket, it will appear here as a Leocard but just under this label.

This will be the only time where it would be paired with the main post due to it being a very minor change that does not justify it’s own post.

🔢(Different Version)

Leocard is wearing a different version that is numbered as 1 or 2 and so on. This is placed near a number to indicate that the number is the version of the Leocard.

If an another version of a Leocard doesn’t have a specific descriptor, she can also be considered under this label. It will be labeled as the following sequential 🔢(number).

🎨(Different Colour)

Leocard is wearing a different colour with very minimal changes. It’s determined that it will be an alternate colour that only appears once a while or used lesser than her main colour.

When a Leocard appears in a different colour and her Costume/Role/Form/Faction is not determined and therefore considered would be under this label.

If a Leocard wears a different colour due to printing issues, she can also be considered under this label.

🩱(Different Costume)

Leocard is wearing a different costume or skin (video game skin) with no changes in abilities, duties or allegiance whatsoever.

When a Leocard wears another Leocards outfit but not taking up or masquerading as it’s alias, she can also be considered under this label, otherwise she will be referred under as 📛Different Name with the Leocard taken up/masqueraded as being the forefront alias instead.

🎭(Different Imitation)

Leocard is wearing a costume which imitates, a parody of or same leotard from an already pre-existing Leocard.

🗾(Different Country)

Leocard has a different design in a different country version of the media of it’s release.

⏭️(Different Form)

Leocard has turned into a different form with new acquired abilities.

Note that Leocards which turns into a different form because of a non-consensual foreign biological entity will be referred under as 🧬Different Biology instead.

🏷️(Different Role)

Leocard has acquired a different role or title which holds a certain prestige or authority, usually as a non-proper noun term like “Queen” or “Goddess“

Note that it’s Leocards that takes up another role/title, not another alias, which that will be referred under as 📛Different Name.

(Alias🏷️-> Different Role).

🏴(Different Faction)

Leocard has joined a different faction or another team.

🧬(Different Biology)

Leocard has a different transformed or untransformed biological makeup either by her own volition or by a non-consensual biological entity inside her via a virus for example or some other shenanigans or just possessed by an entity.

If a Leocard somehow has different coloured skin due to printing issues, much to my amusement, she can also be considered under this label.

📛(Different Name)

Leocard is actually a different name taking up or masquerading under another or an already pre-existing alias.

When Leocards who masquerade under such alias or merely just wears the costume of the alias, she can be also considered under this label, otherwise she will be referred under as 🩱Different Costume with the Leocard true form/alias/name as being the forefront alias instead.

(Alias📛<- Different Name/Original Alias)

❌(Different Relevance)

Leocard whom has an alias similar to another one in the same media property but they are totally unrelated to each other and shares the same alias only by coincidence. It’s determined that it a Leocard that appears later than the original.

If a Leocard under this label doesn’t have a name to distinguish herself from the main one, a description would be put in place instead.

(Alias❌<- Different Person)

⌛(Different Time Period)

Leocard that’s the same to the original but she’s from a different period of time in the literary sense.

🧞‍♀️(Different Medium)

Leocard that’s the same to the original but she’s shown in a different medium such as concept art, comic, animation, live action or even as an action figure.

Note that when it’s for Leocards that appeared in another medium and that other medium isn’t specified to have a specific title. Otherwise, she’ll will be referred under as 🖼️Different Entry with the entry title next to it.

🖼️(Different Entry)

Same Leocard but from a different entry of media, year numbers included as the year of the new iteration.

If the Leocard has been introduced before in an earlier entry but not included in the list, a 🖼️Different Entry is marked. Otherwise, it’s not marked.

🌍(Different Earth)

Same Leocard but from a different earth/reality, usually with a number included next to it to indicate what number the earth corresponds to, mostly in comic related Leocards.

Note that the earth number is prioritized over the name but if it’s an unofficial earth number or if it’s not identifiable, a description or entry title would be put in place instead.

Leocard Categories

Now that I have filled quite a good number of leocards of different categories, I’ll have to elaborate is consisted under such catergory.

All

Simply put, it’s every Leocard that currently exists in this blog’s collection

DC (Mostly Comics)

Leocards in this category, originated from a DC comics media which includes joint comics such as Charlton, Faucet, Wildstorm comics as well as properties that were once a DC comic.

Marvel (Mostly Comics)

Leocards in this category, originated from a Marvel comics media which includes joint comics such as Malibu comics and CrossGen comics as well as properties that were once a Marvel comic.

DC/Marvel Amalgam

Leocards in this category, originated from an amalgamation of a DC and Marvel character or two individuals from the same property as well whether be DC character with another DC character and Marvel character with another Marvel character.

Anime/Manga

Leocards in this category, originated from manga format which most often is adapted to anime form.

Cartoons

Leocards in this category, originated from a cartoon series or franchise.

Games (Interactive Media)

Leocards in this category, originated from a game series or franchise, except for fighting games. Other interactive media that is included are tabletop games and trading cards.

Fighting Games

Leocards in this category, originated from a fighting game series or franchise.

The reason as to why this is a separated category as there’s just a lot of Leocards under this category (thanks to Mortal Kombat).

Miscellaneous

Leocards in this category, that has their own independent franchises that ranged in different forms of medias or from media where such Leocards are rare.

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*Disclaimer*

Some of the Leocards included in the collection are minors though it does not mean I’m putting in literal babies in, just minors in the midst of puberty.

But of course, that does not mean I excuse nor condone pedophilia but rather leotardphilia, which is what they are wearing that I’m aroused for.

Also, because of the sensual implication that their choice of clothing brings up, some Leocards comes from +18 adult content or straight up pornographic material (Though mostly hentai content under Anime/Manga section).