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*** Even when they forgot to include any sort of stuffing for Clouds blouse, which Tifa, and even Aeris, has a-plenty...

**** Maybe he likes [[Pettanko]]s? He later kidnaps Yuffie...

** The main character of ''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]'', Lightning, is deliberately something of his [[Distaff Counterpart]]. She's not just, presumably, similar to him personality wise, she ''[http://eydx.deviantart.com/art/Lightning-and-cloud-196624020?q=boost%3Apopular%20cloud%20x%20lightning&qo=27 has his face]'', and the crazy thing? While she's not as feminine or delicate as most other Square Enix girls, she's still quite pretty.

*** To put it bluntly, Lightning ''is'' Cloud if / when he cross dresses. Toriyama's guidelines to Nomura was to make her "strong and beautiful" - a "female version of Cloud." And considering [[media:16-12 212 7503.jpg|what Lightning looks like]], who ''wouldn't'' want to bang Cloud when he's dressed like a girl?

** There's a lot of this going on in ''[[Persona 4]]''. {{spoiler|Naoto}} is pretty attractive as a guy, and later on Teddie [[Even the Guys Want Him|handily]] wins a crossdressing competition.

* Poor, poor Shika in ''[[Kirakira|Kira Kira]]''. He was forced into drag once in tenth grade and was ''so'' cute that a guy fell in love with him. His childhood friend brings this up to their fellow (female) bandmates, who decide to get out his wig and force him to dress up as a girl. Much hilarity is had. Shika swears never to crossdress again—but then he has to dress up as a girl to get into a friend's house because of her [[Overprotective Dad|overprotective grandfather]]. And [[Cloudcuckoolander|Kirari]] continues to force him into drag for concerts and her general amusement. One thing leads to another, and Shika spends about a third of the game forced into women's clothing and a wig. Even in the sequel, for the return of the original d2b, his fellow ex-band members conspire against him to crossdress once more for their last performance.

* ''[[Circuits Edge]]'', the 1989 CRPG based on George Alec Effinger's [[Marid Audran]] novels (see Literature, above), likewise featured this trope.

* Poison from ''[[Final Fight]]'' is either a post-op or pre-op transsexual, depending on who you ask. [[Word of God]] is that she's pre-op in Japan and post-op elsewhere. It's like [[She's a Man In Japan]], but... more complicated depending on personal definitions. In any case, she makes a lovely woman.