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How do you make a [[Pretty Boy]] even prettier? Give him long (shoulder-length or longer), flowing tresses of glossy hair. Bonus points for wearing it loose, no matter how impractical this may be.
 
If he's not the type for just sitting around looking pretty he might also be a [[Badass Long Hair]]. Villainous versions are likely to also be a [[White -Haired Pretty Boy]]. A lot of these fall under [[Viewer Gender Confusion]] (for some people), because [[Long Hair Is Feminine]] (if the confusion occurs in-universe, it's an example of [[Dude Looks Like a Lady]]). Related to [[Rapunzel Hair]].
 
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== Anime and Manga ==
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* ''[[Kyou Kara Maou]]'': Gunter and Saralegui
* ''The [[Crimson Spell]]'': Havi
* The ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh]]'' series is guilty of this trope. You've got [[White -Haired Pretty Boy|Bakura, Pegasus]], Otogi, Espa Roba, [[Darkskinned Blonde|Marik]], Dartz, and Sigfried.
** Continuing with ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh GX]]'': [[You Gotta Have Blue Hair|Ryo]], [[Hot for Teacher|Daitokuji-sensei]], Fubuki...
* ''[[Descendants of Darkness]]'': Dr Watari, Sohryuu and Nagare (Hisoka's father).
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* ''[[Revolutionary Girl Utena]]'': Touga, Akio, and Saionji
* ''[[Blade of the Immortal]]'': Anotsu (practically the token bishonen in this manga).
* ''[[Ah! My Goddess (Manga)|Ah My Goddess]]'' (movie version): Celestine
* ''[[Berserk]]'': Griffith
* ''[[Escaflowne]]'': Allen Schezar
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* ''[[Rosario Plus Vampire]]'': Fong-Fong Wong
* ''[[Death Note (Manga)|Death Note]]'': Mello and Mikami
* ''[[Beelzebub (Manga)|Beelzebub]]'': Natsume and Athrun. Himekawa as well, when his hair is brushed down (and not in a pompadour) also counts as a [[White -Haired Pretty Boy]].
* ''[[Heroman]]'': Joey
* ''[[Inazuma Eleven]]'': Terumi "Aphrodi" Afuro.
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* ''[[Amatsuki]]'': Bonten
* ''[[Oniichan to Issho]]'': Masashi
* ''[[Gorgeous Carat]]'': Florian, although Azura has longer hair and also applies (he just happens to be the resident [[White -Haired Pretty Boy]] and the [[Big Bad]] as well).
* ''[[Claymore]]'': Isley of the north
* ''[[Swan]]'': Aoi and Lucien
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* ''[[Angel Sanctuary]]'': Rosiel
* ''[[Corsair (Light Novel)|Corsair]]'': Jean-Hughes D'Aubigne and Canale Delacroix.
* ''[[Macross Frontier]]'': Alto Saotome a.k.a. [[In -Series Nickname|Hime-sama]].
* ''[[Level E]]'': Prince [[Baka]]
* ''[[The Secret Agreement (Manga)|The Secret Agreement]]'': Iori
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== Video Games ==
* ''[[Golden Sun (Video Game)|Golden Sun]]'': Felix, Piers, and [[Big Bad|Alex]]. {{spoiler|Alex returns in ''[[Golden Sun Dark Dawn (Video Game)|Dark Dawn]]'' under a [[Paper -Thin Disguise|Paper Thin Alias]], flowing tresses intact.}}
* The ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' series' general [[Bishonen|design philosophy]] for male characters makes this trope present in abundance:
** Even since the beginning--[[Final Fantasy I (Video Game)|Red Mage's]] and White Wizard's original sprites were [[Long Haired Pretty Boy|long haired pretty boys]] (okay, we can't tell if they're pretty, precisely - or guys, for that matter - but it's ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' in the [[Yoshitaka Amano]] era. Odds are good that they are).
*** Warrior of Light becomes one in ''[[Dissidia]]'', which was based on Amano's art for the Warrior class.
** ''[[Final Fantasy II (Video Game)|Final Fantasy II]]'' has [[The Emperor]] and his [[Rapunzel Hair]]. Firion counts as well, [[Depending On the Artist|when he's given longer hair]].
** ''[[Final Fantasy IV (Video Game)|Final Fantasy IV]]'' has the [[Bishonen|ever]]-[[White -Haired Pretty Boy|so]]-[[Hair Decorations|pretty]] [[The Hero|Cecil]] (who is [[Depending On the Artist|sometimes drawn with short hair, but rarely]]). In the sequel, his hair's yet longer...but still not as long as [[The Lancer|Kain]], with his long, straight, lovely blond hair.
** ''[[Final Fantasy VI (Video Game)|Final Fantasy VI]]'' has [[White -Haired Pretty Boy]] [[The Gambler|Setzer]], and [[Chivalrous Pervert]] [[Hair of Gold|Edgar]].
** ''[[Final Fantasy VII (Video Game)|Final Fantasy VII]]'': [[Ominous Latin Chanting|Veni, veni, venias! Ne me mori facias!]] [[White -Haired Pretty Boy|Sephiroth!]] Let's not forget Vincent Valentine, though.
*** Kadaj and Yazoo from ''[[Advent Children]]'' take after Sephiroth.
** ''[[Final Fantasy VIII (Video Game)|Final Fantasy VIII]]'' has Irvine. Save a horse, ride a cowboy, ''indeed.'' Laguna too, when he was younger.
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* ''[[The Legend of Zelda Majoras Mask (Video Game)|The Legend of Zelda Majoras Mask]]'': Kafei
* ''[[World of Warcraft]]'': Lots, most notably Arthas Menethil and Kael'thas Sunstrider.
* ''[[Tales of Vesperia]]'': [[Badass Long Hair|Yuri Lowell]], plus [[White -Haired Pretty Boy|Duke]].
* ''[[Star Ocean]]'': Ioshua Jerand from the first game, and Dias Flac from ''The Second Story''/''Second Evolution''. Meanwhile, Albel Nox from ''Till the End of Time'' has twin rattails that reach past his waist.
* ''[[.hack GU Games|.hack//G.U.]]'' games: Endrance, crossing into [[Dude Looks Like a Lady]] territory. Also, Kuhn.
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* ''[[El Goonish Shive (Webcomic)|El Goonish Shive]]'': [http://www.egscomics.com/sketchbook/?date=2006-01-29 Noah.]
* ''[[Monsterful]]'': Jacob Bottom Button, the Rag doll boy.
* ''[[Girl Genius (Webcomic)|Girl Genius]]'': Maxim, who was originally meant to be nothing more than a joke sketch of a [[Pretty Boy]] [[FrankensteinsFrankenstein's Monster|Jagermonster]].
* ''[[Paradis]]'' has angels as this, specifically Gabriel.
* ''[[A Broken Winter]]'': While both Kuroda and Reisen have very long hair, Reisen lets his fly in true pretty-boy style. Kuroda keeps his in a neat tail.
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