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* The calm and serene So Touma and hyperactive tomboy Kana Mizuhara from ''[[Q.E.D.]]''.
* Ukyo Kuonji of ''[[Ranma ½]]'' is a [[Bifauxnen]] who manages to attract two different [[Wholesome Crossdresser]] suitors.
* Ryunosuke from ''[[Urusei Yatsura]]'' was unwillingly raised to be the ultimate manly man by her father, and later discovers she's in an arranged
* From ''[[World Destruction]]'', we have mild mannered [[Non-Action Guy|Ky]][[The Messiah|rie]] and arrogant [[Lady of War|Mo]][[Jerkass|rte]]. Because the two are so different, Kyrie {{spoiler|has the power to convince Morte to stop destroying the world.}}
* Asuka and Shinji from ''[[Neon Genesis Evangelion]]''. Shinji is obviously a [[House Husband]] in training, cooking and doing most of the chores around the house he occupies with Asuka and Misato, and has a shy and kind personality most of the time ([[Beware the Nice Ones|unless he's seriously provoked]] [[Despair Event Horizon|or completely snaps]]). By contrast, Asuka is a [[Fiery Redhead]] [[Action Girl]] who revels in combat and remains the better pilot for most of the series.
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* In ''[[The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert]]'', Tick {{spoiler|wears a wedding dress and his wife wears a tuxedo to their wedding}}.
* Jimmy Stark's parents in ''[[Rebel Without a Cause]]''.
* [[WALL-E]] and EVE. Wall-E isn't exactly girly considering he takes care of garbage, but Eve is still the stronger of the two.
* ''[[Shaun The Sheep]] movie Farmegeddon has Lu-La and Bitzer. While Bitzer isn't exactly girly, he tries to keep order in the farm. Lu-La in contrast is definitely more chaotic and is more prone to acting like a dog than he is,...even though Lu-La is actually part of an alien race, instead of being a dog herself. Ironically, Bitzer himself is mistaken for an alien in this movie, which is understandable due to how smart he is.
* ''[[Coraline (animation)|Coraline]]'' and Wybie. While [[The Woobie|Wybie's]] not girly per se, [[Kid Hero|Coraline]] is definitely the more aggressive of the two.
* There was a short film featured on [[Logo]] that showed a [[Gender Flip]] of a heterosexual wedding. The bride wore a black pantsuit; the groom wore a white tuxedo and veiled top hat, and held the bouquet as his mother walked him down the aisle. He was also kind of short. Even among the wedding-goers, all the men wore different suits while the women were dressed more low-key. The whole thing was brilliant.
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** The Doctor lampshades it by referring to them as 'the Ponds' after their marriage, instead of 'The Williams'. Rory doesn't seem very bothered by it.
** And although Rory [[Took a Level in Badass|has taken NUMEROUS levels in BadAss]] to the point of becoming a [[Memetic Badass|Memetic version]], he still remains by choice utterly under his wife's thumb. Hell, managing to spend two thousand years waiting and not going insane was [[Undying Loyalty|for her benefit]].
* Freddie and Sam from ''[[iCarly]]''. Sam is definitely the more aggressive of the two.
* In ''[[Carrusel]]'', Valeria is louder, more outspoken, and has a stronger personality than her boyfriend David.
* ''[[Chuck]]'': Sarah and Chuck's dynamic in the first two seasons. Then he [[Took a Level in Badass]].
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