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* Averted with ''[[World of Warcraft]]'', in which anyone can wear anything regardless of gender; however, the same item of clothing in the inventory becomes a wholly different thing on a female character, looks wise, than on a male.
** For an example, go to [[Wow Head]] or another World Of Warcraft database and look up "Black Mageweave Leggings". On a female character, these will look like a pair of [[Zettai Ryouiki|sexy black thighhighs]]. On a male character, they look like...sweatpants.
** Similarly, ''[[The Elder Scrolls
* ''[[Touhou Project]]'' character creator create.swf also suffers from this. Justified, though, given [[Fundamentally Female Cast|the cast....]]
* This is a recurring issue in ''[[Pokémon]]''.
** Players of ''[[Pokémon X and Y]]'' sometimes note a lack of ''quality'' or variety in menswear options. The same sort of complaints are sometimes seen in players of ''[[Pokémon Sword and Shield]]'', though clothing customization is less prominent in those games compared to X and Y, when it was a new feature.
** Averted in Pokémon games that restrict player customization to a few presets, generally offering similar options to both, like ''[[Pokémon Scarlet and Violet]]'', though the reduced customization is its own criticism.
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