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* ''[[Seitokai Yakuindomo]]'''s only important male character is [[Deadpan Snarker|Vice]] [[Only Sane Man|Presdient]] [[Celibate Hero|Tsuda]].
* Parodied in the ''[[Excel Saga (anime)|Excel Saga]]'' episode "Increase Ratings Week", in which all the female characters are drawn in [[Moe]] style (as they go to a swimming pool, which just so happens to be populated by characters catering to nearly every fetish imaginable) and all the male characters are forced offscreen (much to their displeasure).
* ''[[ToA AruCertain Kagaku noScientific Railgun]]'' is arguably guilty of this seeing as: almost every prominent character, including the main cast and both primary antagonists, is female. Male characters in the series barely rise beyond [[Mooks]] and few appear more than once or twice. Somewhat justified in that the titular character attends an all -girls school but doesn't really account for the scarce male population elsewhere.
* ''[[The World God Only Knows]]'' has a male protagonist, two very minor recurring male characters, and a helluva lot of girls. This makes sense, considering [[Dating Sim|the show's premise]].
* ''[[Black★Rock Shooter (anime)|Black★Rock Shooter]]''. While the manga and videogamesvideo games have a decent number of males involved the original version had none whatsoever. The anime followed this by only having men be bit parts in the real world, and completely absent in the imaginary one.
** Mato lampshades it in episode 4 of the OVA, noting that her [[Psychic Dreams for Everyone]] dreams of the Otherworld tend to be full of a lot of girls.
* The 1121st Platoon in ''[[So Ra No Wo To]]'' consists entirely of young women, which is the main reason it's often called "[[X Meets Y|Military]] [[K-On!]]"...[[Cerebus Syndrome|at first.]] Other soldiers that show up later {{spoiler|(except the one the protagonists capture)}} are mostly male, though; it's implied that individual platoons are intentionally single-gender.
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