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** Actually there was a female angel shown in an omake chapter {{spoiler|and Satan becomes an angel again in the end.}}
* Not played completely straight but kind of in ''[[Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne]]''.
* Played straight in ''[[
== [[Comic Books]] ==
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* Inverted in ''[[Preacher (Comic Book)]]'', where Genesis is the offspring of a male angel and a female demon.
** Arguably inverted again almost back again, as the angel proves to be a bit of an asshole and the demon seems a nicer entity.
* ''[[
* The title force of ''[[The Darkness]]'' always has a male host, who can create hordes of goblin-like creatures. On the other hand it's opposite number [[Light Is Not Good|The Angelus]] is always female, and she and her creations appear angelic. Though we also get at least one female demon, and the male [[Enfant Terrible|Legion of the Cherub Hostile]].
* [[Marvel Comics]]' cosmic deities include Mistress Love and Master Hate, the living embodiments of their namesake emotions whose appearances and temperaments play directly to this image.
== [[Film]] ==
* In ''[[
** Lucifer, on the other hand, is undoubtedly male.
** There are other angels in the film that are definitely male as well, such as that one paramedic and in a cut scene {{spoiler|Shia Lebouef's character}} became one post mortem.
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* Inverted in ''[[The Dresden Files]]''. The only angel we see is Uriel, portrayed by a man, and the primary demon (actually a [[The Fallen|fallen angel]]) is the female Lasciel.
** However, an Angel of Death appears female, and there are many male demons.
* ''[[
* One of [[Tom Holt]]'s books has a female angel (who's frankly kind of a bitch) and Oscar the demon (who's a bit...off). {{spoiler|They get together in the end; this is why you should always ''listen'' to someone whose day job involves a bestselling [[Love Potion]].}}
* Inverted by [[Shakespeare]] in [[Good Angel, Bad Angel|Sonnet 114]]:
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== [[Live Action TV]] ==
* Inverted in the ''[[Tales
* [[Averted]]/[[Inverted]] in ''[[Supernatural (TV series)|Supernatural]]'': Most of the angels we've seen have taken male humans as their hosts, and demons' hosts are more-or-less split 50/50. (We haven't seen the angels in their true form.)
** [[Inverted]] in the episode "Caged Heat" where the male angel Castiel gets French-kissed by a female demon. To be sure, the two of them have displayed [[Unresolved Sexual Tension|UST]] signals long before that episode.
* The ''[[
* One ''[[
== [[Music]] ==
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== [[Tabletop Games]] ==
* In ''[[Magic:
** Except in the alternate universes of Planar Chaos where they [http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=122481 are male].
** Well, technically there's [http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=201188 one] in the regular, non-alternate universe who was male. [[Early Installment Weirdness|Which, it should be noted, was one of the first angel cards printed]]. [[Retcon|Although it wasn't an angel at the time.]]
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* Subverted in ''[[Infernum]]'' where angels can be genderless or of either gender, while all demons except [[Horny Devils|Malcubi]] are genderless. Also, there is no artwork of female angels in any of the rulebooks, and many female demons (some of which are [[Fan Disservice]] -- such as one 'she-demon' that is basically a four-breasted wolf-woman with tentacles instead of legs).
** Inverted by Riethii and Purity, a fallen angel and a [[Horny Devils|succubus]] who [[Unholy Matrimony|fell in what passes for love in Hell]] before {{spoiler|Purity [[You Have Failed Me|killed Riethii for screwing up]].}}
* Averted in ''[[
== [[Theatre]] ==
* In ''Auto da Barca do Inferno'' by Gil Vicente the demon is usually portrayed by a male actor and the angel by a female actor, even if neither are identified by sex in the original work. The most modern version can be seen as a subversion though, [[Light Is Not Good|as the angel is just as evil as the devil]].
* An amateur production of ''[[
== [[Video Games]] ==
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** It's debatable whether angels are female or just [[Bishonen]] though.
* Necro and Undine, Dizzy's Wings from ''[[Guilty Gear]]''.
** And, because every ''[[Guilty Gear]]'' example needs a [[Spiritual Successor|follow-up]] example from ''[[Blaz Blue]]'': consider [[Dark Is Not Evil|Ragna]] and [[Person of Mass Destruction|Nu]]. The former is a [[Boisterous Bruiser]]-type who uses his full power by releasing "restriction [[Number of the Beast|666]]." The latter is a mecha-woman with [[Feather Motif|bladed wings]] who [[Yandere|wants nothing more]] than {{spoiler|to [[Unusual Euphemism|impale Ragna with a giant sword in an act of creation.]] The end result of this will bring about [[The End of the World
* Chaos and Cosmos (technically a god and goddess) from ''[[Final Fantasy Dissidia]]''.
* The two advisors in ''[[
* Subverted in ''[[Painkiller|Painkiller: Overdose]]'' in that the main character Belial is the son of a female demon and a male angel.
* The recurring summons [[An Ice Person|Shiva]] and [[Playing
== [[Web Comics]] ==
* Buwaro & Kieri in ''[[Slightly Damned]]''.
* Inverted in [http://www.egscomics.com/sketchbook/?date=2002-08-11 this] ''[[
* Seraphim and Asmodeus in ''[[
* In ''[[The Order of the Stick]]'', the Bureaucratic Devas and the celestial [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0193.html here] are both female, and the IFCC Directors and Qarr are all male. Sabine gets a pass for being a [[Horny Devil]].
== [[Western Animation]] ==
* ''[[Classic Disney Shorts|Donald's Better Self]]'' showcases the struggle between [[Donald Duck]]'s [[Good Angel, Bad Angel|responsible and devious personalities]]; while they're both clearly male, what with looking exactly like Don, his good self is voiced by a woman. Oh, and both angel and devil's voices are easy to understand, unlike Don himself.
* Daughter and Son from ''[[Star Wars:
* Raf and Sulfus from ''[[
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