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== Video Games == |
== Video Games == |
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* ''[[Bubble Bobble]]'': One of [[Ryu and Ken|the original two]] is the underdog Bob, who is a male human-turned-blue bubble dragon. His apparent partner in ''Bubble Symphony'' (in cutscenes, she is ''always'' beside Bob) is Coro, a female human-turned-magenta bubble dragon and one of the new group of two. Extended with green for Bub (a boy) and orange for Kulu (a girl), who are also beside each other in cutscenes. |
* ''[[Bubble Bobble]]'': One of [[Ryu and Ken|the original two]] is the underdog Bob, who is a male human-turned-blue bubble dragon. His apparent partner in ''Bubble Symphony'' (in cutscenes, she is ''always'' beside Bob) is Coro, a female human-turned-magenta bubble dragon and one of the new group of two. Extended with green for Bub (a boy) and orange for Kulu (a girl), who are also beside each other in cutscenes. |
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** ''Bubble Bobble '''[[Non-Linear Sequel|Part]]''' [[Non-Linear Sequel|2]]'': In the NES version's intro, the protagonist who soon gets [[Baleful Polymorph|cursed]] wears (light greenish) blue, and the soon to be [[ |
** ''Bubble Bobble '''[[Non-Linear Sequel|Part]]''' [[Non-Linear Sequel|2]]'': In the NES version's intro, the protagonist who soon gets [[Baleful Polymorph|cursed]] wears (light greenish) blue, and the soon to be [[Damsel in Distress]] wears pink with a matching color bow. |
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* Amy Rose and [[Sonic the Hedgehog]] of the eponymous series. Since the Dreamcast era, Amy has been wearing all red to go with her pink fur. [[Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal|Sonic, on the other hand...]] |
* Amy Rose and [[Sonic the Hedgehog]] of the eponymous series. Since the Dreamcast era, Amy has been wearing all red to go with her pink fur. [[Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal|Sonic, on the other hand...]] |
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** This does bring up some confusion at one point, as {{spoiler|the animal inside the rather masculine E-102 is a pink bird}}. |
** This does bring up some confusion at one point, as {{spoiler|the animal inside the rather masculine E-102 is a pink bird}}. |
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** Though, at the last second of that particular [[Manatee Gag]], it is implied that the pink car is gay/bi, at least. |
** Though, at the last second of that particular [[Manatee Gag]], it is implied that the pink car is gay/bi, at least. |
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** Meg's clothes are pink and Chris wears blue. |
** Meg's clothes are pink and Chris wears blue. |
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* In ''[[Hey Arnold]]'', Harold and Helga, who are the two main bullies of the fourth grade, are represented with blue and pink, respectively. However, Helga often calls Harold "pink boy" in reference to his ruddy skin tone. |
* In ''[[Hey Arnold!]]'', Harold and Helga, who are the two main bullies of the fourth grade, are represented with blue and pink, respectively. However, Helga often calls Harold "pink boy" in reference to his ruddy skin tone. |
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* Dottywot and Spottywot, respectively, in the British preschool series ''The Wotwots''. |
* Dottywot and Spottywot, respectively, in the British preschool series ''The Wotwots''. |
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* The first two cars to be crushed to death during the song "Worthless" from ''[[The Brave Little Toaster]]'' are actually a male blue car and a female pink car, respectively. |
* The first two cars to be crushed to death during the song "Worthless" from ''[[The Brave Little Toaster]]'' are actually a male blue car and a female pink car, respectively. |
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