P*rnhub has revealed the most searched characters on the adult site in 2024, and it is surprising.
While one might expect real-life content to dominate searches on the adult site, their annual “Year in Review” reveals a surprising trend: a growing interest in fictional characters.
The DC Comics villain, Harley Quinn, portrayed by both Margot Robbie and Lady Gaga, claimed the top spot on the list, surpassing popular franchises such as Star Wars and Game of Thrones, which ranked second and third respectively.
The blue aliens from the Avatar films secured the fourth position, followed by Harry Potter, Wonder Woman, and Disney’s The Incredibles.
The list also featured unexpected entries of several children’s titles such as Shrek, Power Rangers, and Spider-Man, featuring within the top 30 most searched movies and characters on the adult entertainment platform in 2024.
“This year, Harley Quinn took the top spot from Star Wars, no doubt because of the new Joker movie,” the site’s press release read. “In 2023, the two were neck in neck, but his year Harley Quinn took the lead by a wide margin. Game of Thrones, Avatar, Harry Potter, and Wonder Woman all remained in their respective spots from 2023.”
“Overall, lots of men in tights dominating the list, with many of the repeat characters we see year after year. For example, Deadpool and Wolverine, even though they both shared the spotlight and billboards of 2024, we think Deadpool would be happy to know he came out on top of Wolverine, at least among P*rnhub’s loyal superhero parody viewers,” they continued.
“That said, Star Trek appeared for the very first time this year on the list,” the press release concluded.
While some may find it bizarre, Jessica Toscano, a professional sexologist, told the Daily Mail that fantasies about cartoon characters are considered normal and healthy.
“Fantasy and kinks really go hand-in-hand, as kinks are essentially playing out fantasies,” she explained to the outlet. “Exploring kinks usually allows for more intimacy and pleasure in a safe, communicative, consensual environment.”
To each their own…