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* Inverted in ''[[Kung Fu Panda]]'' in that Tai Lung (a male snow leopard) has a body that looks more human-like than that of Master Tigress [a female tiger]. His body is muscular and looks more human-like so as to contrast with her sleeker, leaner body. |
* Inverted in ''[[Kung Fu Panda]]'' in that Tai Lung (a male snow leopard) has a body that looks more human-like than that of Master Tigress [a female tiger]. His body is muscular and looks more human-like so as to contrast with her sleeker, leaner body. |
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* Sawyer from ''[[Cats Don't Dance]]'' looks more human-like than Danny. |
* Sawyer from ''[[Cats Don't Dance]]'' looks more human-like than Danny. |
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** Not that much, though. The biggest difference seems to be that Danny's really, really skinny while Sawyer's got [[Hartman Hips]]. [http://images2.fanpop.com/images/photos/5700000/Cat-Do-Dance-and-Sing-cats-dont-dance-5708491-720-540.jpg |
** Not that much, though. The biggest difference seems to be that Danny's really, really skinny while Sawyer's got [[Hartman Hips]]. [https://web.archive.org/web/20151018082247/http://images2.fanpop.com/images/photos/5700000/Cat-Do-Dance-and-Sing-cats-dont-dance-5708491-720-540.jpg] [http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_8GkAJMf7k50/TOt_b3dxuZI/AAAAAAAAAzw/4qu6Necv95s/s1600/catsdo3.jpg\] [http://images2.fanpop.com/images/photos/5700000/Face-off-cats-dont-dance-5708010-720-540.jpg\]{{Dead link}} [https://web.archive.org/web/20160418001803/http://images2.fanpop.com/images/photos/6200000/what-my-list-cats-dont-dance-6285537-720-540.jpg] |
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*** There's also the difference between where those hips are. Sawyer's got the leg to body ratio closer to human, Danny doesn't. |
*** There's also the difference between where those hips are. Sawyer's got the leg to body ratio closer to human, Danny doesn't. |
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* The female mice in ''[[An American Tail]]'' look a little more human-like than the male mice, more so in the sequels. |
* The female mice in ''[[An American Tail]]'' look a little more human-like than the male mice, more so in the sequels. |
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** Actually, this varies quite a bit from work to work. Often, a particular artist's characters have about the same level of anthropomorphism regardless of gender. |
** Actually, this varies quite a bit from work to work. Often, a particular artist's characters have about the same level of anthropomorphism regardless of gender. |
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* In ''[[Adventures of the Puffincat]]'' the image of a female puffincat is essentially a woman with cat ears and a beak (as opposed to the male puffincat, which is more or less what you expect when you imagine something with that name). Amusingly enough, the only difference the narrator recognises [[Tertiary Sexual Characteristics|is the presence of a bow in her head]]. |
* In ''[[Adventures of the Puffincat]]'' the image of a female puffincat is essentially a woman with cat ears and a beak (as opposed to the male puffincat, which is more or less what you expect when you imagine something with that name). Amusingly enough, the only difference the narrator recognises [[Tertiary Sexual Characteristics|is the presence of a bow in her head]]. |
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* [http://chzmemebase.files.wordpress.com/2012/04/internet-memes-dat-cottontail1.jpg This.] |
* [http://chzmemebase.files.wordpress.com/2012/04/internet-memes-dat-cottontail1.jpg This.]{{Dead link}} |
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