History Main / OutNumberedSibling

* ''WesternAnimation/{{DuckTales|2017}}'':
** Scrooge, as per [[ComicBook/DisneyDucksComicUniverse the comic's canon]], is the eldest of three children and the only son, although his youngest sister Hortense (mother of Donald and Della) is long dead by the time the show takes place.

* ''Literature/TheFaultInOurStars'': Augustus Waters is the the youngest of three siblings and the only boy. His older sisters are far older than him, and have moved out of the house by the time the book starts.

* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXII'': Ashe is the youngest of nine siblings and the only girl. She is also the only surviving one, hence why she is heir to the Dalmascan throne.

* ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'': The human/vampire hybrid Nahuel, the youngest of four hybrid siblings born to the vampire Joham, is also the only male among them.

* Opal from ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra '' is the only girl out of five siblings.

* Downplayed with the ''Film/{{Halloweentown}}'' movies: Dylan is the middle child/only boy in his family, and generally stands out from his two sisters, one older and one younger, due to being a nerd who DoesNotLikeMagic, whereas his sisters have embraced their [[WitchSpecies witch heritage]] enthusiastically. That is, until the climax of the first movie, in which, in a fit of rage at the BigBad, Dylan discovers, much to his surprise/disappointment, that like his sisters, he too has magical properties, which he must combine with his sisters' (along with those of his mother and grandmother) in order to defeat the villain. Even then, he only accepts his training as a warlock somewhat grudgingly.

* In ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', Big Macintosh is the older/only (also [[TheQuietOne quiet]]) brother of Applejack and Apple Bloom.

* Daphne from ''{{Series/Frasier}}'' has eight brothers. She generally gets along with most of them, with the exception of [[LazyBum Simon]], but occasionally notes that it wasn't always pleasant being the only girl. Apparently her brothers considered it a rite of passage to peek on her in the shower which has led to her being very defensive of her privacy.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' has the Warner Brothers, Yakko and Wakko, and the Warner Sister, Dot. Within this trio, there is a slight subversion in that Wakko has a pseudo-Liverpudlian accent for no apparent reason, which his brother and sister don't have.

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* [[NotHyperbole Literally]] taken [[UpToEleven up to eleven]] with Lincoln Loud from ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'', who's [[MiddleChildSyndrome the middle child]] and only son in his family of ''[[MassiveNumberedSiblings eleven kids]]''. The main themes of the show are portraying what Lincoln and all ten of his sisters (and their parents) go through due to them coming from such a large family.
** There was also an episode where Lincoln was shown in two different dimensions, with the first being where he's the middle child of eleven sons and the second being where he's the middle child and only ''daughter'' of eleven kids (his female counterpart is named "Linka"). The male counterparts of Lincoln's sisters in both dimensions are Loki (Lori), Loni (Leni), Luke (Luna), Lane (Luan), Lynn (now a boy[[note]]"Lynn" is technically a unisex name[[/note]]), Lars (Lucy), Leif (Lana), Lexx (Lola), Levi (Lisa) and Leon (Lily).

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* Lincoln Loud from ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'' is [[MiddleChildSyndrome the middle child]] and only son in his family of ''[[MassiveNumberedSiblings eleven kids]]''. The main themes of the show are portraying what Lincoln and all ten of his sisters (and their parents) go through due to them coming from such a large family.

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* ''Manga/KaguyaSamaLoveIsWar'': Kaguya has three older brothers. She doesn't appear to have a good relationship with any of them [[spoiler:in part due to her being an illegitimate child.]]

* ''Fanfic/{{Evershade}}'': Kyle is the initially male protagonist, with two sisters.

''Highly'' expect ABoyAGirlAndABabyFamily, AnnoyingYoungerSibling, BigBrotherBully and/or CainAndAbelAndSeth to come into play and for creators to throw in a MissingMom (for a girl) or a DisappearedDad (for a boy) for added effect. Extreme cases may include a PromotionToParent as well.

* In ''WesternAnimation/ShrekTheThird'', Shrek and Fiona end up having triplets, consisting two sons named Farkle and Fergus and one daughter named Felicia.

* ''LightNovel/AscendanceOfABookworm'': When the female protagonist gets AdoptedIntoRoyalty (technically nobility), the nobleman passing her off as her formerly SentIntoHiding biological daughter and her adoptive father have, between them, four sons whith whom she can interact as siblings of the same mother and no daughters. The mother of the protagonist's three "biological" brothers is rolling with the whole thing in part because it allows her to finally have a part in raising a daughter. When her adoptive father's only biological daughter approaches the age of leaving the nursery, where she could only be visited by her parents and biological brother, the protagonist and her adoptive sister are both very happy at the idea of having each other.
* Kristy, the President of the ''Literature/BabySittersClub'', grew up with two older brothers and one younger brother. She finally gets a stepsister, Karen, when her mother marries Watson Brewer... except Watson also has a son from his first marriage, Andrew.

** Cersei Lannister is the only girl among two brothers. However, Tyrion's status as TheUnfavorite ascertains that she never felt "outnumbered."

* Mark (of Carol’s kids) and Al [of Frank’s kids) in ''Series/StepByStep''.

* [[ButtMonkey Jaune]] [[HairOfGoldHeartOfGold Arc]] in ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'' grew up with seven sisters. Who apparently kept trying to braid his hair. Where Jaune is in the sibling order is currently unknown, as the rest of his team meet Jaune's older (not ''oldest'') sister Saphron in Volume Six. [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/rwby/images/a/ab/V6_07_00066.png/revision/latest?cb=20181215163346 A family portrait]], however, depicts Jaune as closer to the younger end of the birth order, if not the youngest.

** One of the clients for the oldest Loud-sisters' babysitting service are set of quintuplets from a family with last name "Fox," and the quintuplets aconsist of four boys and one girl.

* The title characters of ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'' outnumber their older sister, Candace, and unintentionally [[AnnoyingYoungerSibling annoy her endlessly]]. In one episode, their cousins from England visit, and the teenage daughter Eliza has ''[[MassiveNumberedSiblings five]]'' brothers Phineas and Ferb's age. She notes that it takes a lot of discipline to survive in the Fletcher household.

* Lor from ''WesternAnimation/TheWeekenders'' is her parent's only daughter and has so many brothers that she actually loses count of just how many there are, with her friend Tino having to remind her of the correct count on one occasion. That same episode also reveals that her parents eventually ran out of naming ideas, with her reply to the aforementioned correction being "Oh, yeah, I forgot one of the Dannys."
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* ''Manga/HunterXHunter'': The Zoldyck family is a [[ZigZaggedTrope zig-zagged example]]: their five children are all biologically male, but the second youngest [[TheUnfavorite Alluka]] is the only one to dress, act like a girl and [[{{Transgender}} refers to herself as one]]. To complicate this, the rest of the family who shun her and treat her like [[ItIsDehumanizing a thing]] refer to her as male, but Killua, the only one who loves her, treats her like a girl.

* Joyce from the ''Webcomic/{{Walkyverse}}'' is the little girl of her family, outnumbered by her five brothers. This is explored a bit in ''Webcomic/DumbingOfAge'' where, although she only has three siblings, she laments on one strip that she didn't grow up with any sisters. PlayedWith when [[spoiler:one of her "brothers" turns out to be a [[{{Transgender}} trans girl]]]], though Joyce has yet to learn this.

* The main hook of the series. ''Series/LifeWithBoys''

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* Downplayed with the ''Film/{{Halloweentown}}'' movies: Dylan is the middle child/only boy in his family, and generally stands out from his two sisters, one older and one younger, due to being a nerd who DoesNotLikeMagic, whereas his sisters have embraced their [[WitchSpecies witch heritage]] enthusiastically. That is, until the climax of the first movie, in which, in a fit of rage at the BigBad, Dylan discovers, much to his surprise/disappointment, that like his sisters, he too has magical properties, which he must combine with his sisters' (along with those of his mother and grandmother) in order to defeat the villain. Even then, he only accepts his training as a warlock somewhat grudgingly.
* In ''Film/TheJaneAustenBookClub,'' Grigg has three older sisters (one of whom winds up helping with his and Jocelyn's romantic issues). He notes that his love of sci-fi started as a "guy thing" that he and his dad could do together (only later learning that [[MoustacheDePlume some of their favorite writers were women]]).
** Allegra has two brothers, but at one point her parents note the irony that ''she's'' the one who keeps getting hospitalized due to a passion for extreme sports.
* ''Film/FourSistersAndAWedding'': CJ's both the youngest and the only son of five kids.

* Mark in Creator/EdwardEager's ''Literature/HalfMagic'' and ''Magic by the Lake''. The family has three sisters and one brother; but while Mark does grumble a bit from time to time, the person who seems to take things the hardest is the middle sister Katherine, with MiddleChildSyndrome: "Jane's the oldest, Martha's the baby, Mark's the only boy - I'm the one who gets ignored all the time!"
* ''Literature/VorkosiganSaga'':
** Ekaterin has several older brothers and no sisters, and this is mentioned as being common among Barrayarans of her generation as the result of newly-obtainable sex-selection technology. In contrast to all the tomboyish examples of this trope, she specifically mentions this as being part of the reason why she's a ShrinkingViolet. Ekaterin later deliberately averts this in her own marriage to Miles with two sets of twins followed by one girl to balance her eldest son Nikki Vorsoisson.
** In an earlier example, Drou Koudelka was the only girl in her family with several older brothers and a MissingMom. She's as close to a {{Tomboy}} as Barrayaran society allows. This leads her to become a planetary martial arts champion and eventually the personal bodyguard bodyguard/nanny to the child emperor Gregor.
* Flopsy, Mopsy, Cottontail, and Literature/PeterRabbit.
* In the ''Literature/{{Malloreon}}'', Belgarion and his wife are long-lived, and it has been prophesied that he would only have one son. This trope hasn't fully taken effect at the end of ''The Seeress of Kell'' (and the birth of Belgarion's second daughter), but it's confirmed by the Purpose of the Universe itself to be on the way.
* Jenna Heap from ''Literature/SeptimusHeap'' is the only girl in a family with seven boys, and the youngest child as well.

* Jesse in ''Literature/BridgeToTerabithia'' feels alienated due to having four sisters, no brothers, and a disapproving father. He's also the {{middle child|Syndrome}}.
-->'''Leslie:''' You're lucky to have a sister.\\
'''Jesse:''' Yeah, I got four of 'em, and I'd trade them all for a good dog. \\
'''Leslie:''' ''(wistfully)'' [[ComicallyMissingThePoint I'd love to have a dog]].[[note]]This is technically from TheFilmOfTheBook.[[/note]]

* Isabelle Lightwood from ''Literature/TheMortalInstruments'' grew up with two brothers and Jace.
* ''Literature/MaloryTowers'' has Bill, who grew up with seven brothers and turns out to be ''very'' boyish. Alicia also has three brothers, and is quite an unladylike prankster, but this fact is not highlighted as much as Bill's circumstances is.
* In Creator/LouisaMayAlcott's ''Jack and Jill'', Jill's friend Merry Grant has three big brothers named Tom, Dick and Harry. She's a bit troubled since, much as she loves them, they suffer of a BAD case of MenAreUncultured, which is especially bad for a super refined and delicate GirlyGirl who doubles as TheBabyOfTheBunch.
* The Literature/AllOfAKindFamily had five daughters before their son was born.
* In the Literature/CassonFamilySeries, the Cassons have three daughters and one son.
* In Cynthia D. Grant’s novel ''Mary Wolf'', the title character has three younger sisters when her brother is born.
* In Christine Nöstlinger’s novel ''Olfi Obermeier und der Ödipus'', Olfi lives with his two big sisters, mother, two aunts, grandmother, and grand-aunt.
* ''Literature/NinaTanleven'': Nina's friend Chris Gurley has six brothers, which she compares to "living with a football team".
* ''Literature/{{Mattimeo}}'', features a hedgehog named Jube Stump, whose real name is Jubilation. The reason for that name is because his father shouted the word "Jubilation" in excitement for being born the first son after ''ten daughters''.

* David Strorm from ''Literature/TheChrysalids'' has three sisters, including Petra, though one of his sisters is only mentioned directly once. He would have had two more siblings, but they were rejected at birth due to physical defects which meant they were regarded as "non-human". However, it is mentioned that one of them was a boy.

* Kristy, the President of the ''Literature/BabySittersClub'', grew up with two older brothers and one younger brother. She finally gets a stepsister, Karen, when her mother marries Watson Brewer... except Watson also has a son from his first marriage, Andrew.
* ''Literature/{{Ravensong}}'': Young Jim, Stacey's brother, outnumbered by herself, and their sister, Celia.
* ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'': The human/vampire hybrid Nahuel, the youngest of four hybrid siblings born to the vampire Joham, is also the only male among them.
* ''Literature/PrincessesOfThePizzaParlor'': Seen in ''Pasta and Penalties: The Redemption of Princess Isabel #1'', with the Perkins siblings. Oldest sibling, Kyle, male, and his two younger sisters, Natalie, and Amelia.
* ''Literature/TheBerenstainBears'': Brother Bear is the oldest and only son of the Bear Family's three siblings, who were added in as the series went on: Sister Bear was added in "The Berenstain Bears' New Baby" in 1974, followed by a second sister, Honey, in "The Berenstain Bears and Baby Makes Five" in 2000.
* ''LightNovel/AscendanceOfABookworm'': When the female protagonist gets AdoptedIntoRoyalty (technically nobility), the nobleman passing her off as her formerly SentIntoHiding biological daughter and her adoptive father have, between them, four sons whith whom she can interact as siblings of the same mother and no daughters. The mother of the protagonist's three "biological" brothers is rolling with the whole thing in part because it allows her to finally have a part in raising a daughter. When her adoptive father's only biological daughter approaches the age of leaving the nursery, where she could only be visited by her parents and biological brother, the protagonist and her adoptive sister are both very happy at the idea of having each other.

* In the ''Series/{{Dollhouse}}'' episode "The Target", Echo's persona is implied to have this in her fake backstory; when Boyd asks her if she knows how to use a gun, she replies with, "Four brothers, none of them Democrats."
* Joey from ''Series/{{Friends}}'' has seven sisters and he's the only male. He's perfectly happy to be the only boy in the family and adores his sisters.
* Theo Huxtable from ''Series/TheCosbyShow'' is the middle child and only son of five kids. However, he seems relatively okay with having four sisters despite having to deal with the usual sibling stuff (such as a shortage of bathroom time).
* This is the basic premise behind the short-lived sitcom ''Odd Man Out'': a teenage boy is shown to be the youngest and only son of four kids.
* Daphne from ''{{Series/Frasier}}'' has eight brothers. She generally gets along with most of them, with the exception of [[LazyBum Simon]], but occasionally notes that it wasn't always pleasant being the only girl. Apparently her brothers considered it a rite of passage to peek on her in the shower which has led to her being very defensive of her privacy.

* Wyatt from ''Series/CrashAndBernstein'' was this to his 3 sisters, until he created Crash, and Crash came to life.
* Lindsay Bluth from ''Series/ArrestedDevelopment'' is the only daughter out of 4 siblings. [[spoiler: She's adopted, though.]]

* ''Series/MagnificentCentury'': Mihrimah Sultan is the only girl of six siblings. She has five brothers: an elder half-brother and brother--Şehzade Mustafa and Şehzade Mehmet--and three younger brothers--Şehzade Selim, Şehzade Bayezid, and Şehzade Cihangir. Unsurprisingly, Mihrimah is [[DaddysGirl the apple of their father Suleyman's eye.]]

* ''Series/{{Borgia}}'': Lucrezia is the only girl of four siblings. She has three brothers: Juan, Cesare, and Goffredo. However, since we rarely see little Goffredo, it usually looks more like the only girl in three, making it kind of a moot point.
* ''Series/CakeBoss'': Buddy Valastro, the [[TitleCharacter titular "Cake Boss,"]] is the youngest and only son out of five kids. His daughter, Sofia, is the oldest and only daughter of four kids. Buddy's nephew, Bartolo "Buddy" Castano, is the youngest and only son of three kids.
* ''Series/SeventhHeaven'' differs from most of these because, originally, the family has two sons and three daughters; however, oldest son Matt is already an adult by his mom's last pregnancy, leaving the younger son, Simon, afraid that the new baby will be a girl and he'll be stuck alone in the house with four sisters. Ultimately, Annie winds up having [[spoiler:twin boys]].
* ''Series/TheOriginals'': Claire Holt's character Rebekah Mikaelson, the second youngest of 6 and the only girl spent a thousand years that way until her long lost sister Freya was introduced.

* In ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'', Detective Amy Santiago has mentioned having [[MassiveNumberedSiblings seven older brothers]]. The other characters speculate this may be why she can be so competitive and high-strung. Notably, only one of them has ever appeared onscreen -- David, who's [[TheAce absurdly good at everything]] to the point where ''Amy's husband'' [[EvenTheGuysWantHim expresses an attraction]].

* Morgan in ''Series/BoyMeetsWorld'', with two older brothers and later one younger.
* Marti Venturi is the only girl of the Venturis in ''Series/LifeWithDerek''.
* Downplayed with Oliver in ''Series/AmericanHousewife''.
* Erica in ''Series/TheGoldbergs'', in which she has two brothers. Erica is in fact based on Adam Goldberg's real-life ''brother'', Eric; he has no sisters.
* ''Mixed-ish'': Downplayed with Johan, who is not only the only male sibling, but the middle child of the Jackson family.

* One season of ''Series/TheAmazingRace'' was a "family edition", which consisted not of teams of two, but of families of four. The family that ultimately won the race was known as the Linzes, which comprised of three brothers (Nick, Alex and Tommy) and one sister (Megan). Another team was the Weavers, which included a widowed mother and her two daughters (Rebecca and Rachel) and one son (Rolly).

* Wendy O. Koopa is the only girl of the [[QuirkyMinibossSquad Koopalings]] in the ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'' games.
* In the ''VideoGame/{{Warcraft}}'' universe, the three Windrunner sisters have a brother named Lirath who died in the Second War.

* Kate [=McReary=] of ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIV'' has four older brothers.
* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXII'': Ashe is the youngest of nine siblings and the only girl. She is also the only surviving one, hence why she is heir to the Dalmascan throne.

* Jinx from ''Webcomic/TheWhiteboard'' has eight sisters, which is [[http://www.the-whiteboard.com/autotwb1345.html why]] he spends so much time at Doc's shop.
* Storm from ''Webcomic/{{Monstra}}'' who, despite being the second oldest in his vampire family, is the only son in family of five girls.
* Joyce from the ''Webcomic/{{Walkyverse}}'' is the little girl of her family, outnumbered by her five brothers. This is explored a bit in ''Webcomic/DumbingOfAge'' where, although she only has three siblings, she laments on one strip that she didn't grow up with any sisters. PlayedWith when [[spoiler:one of her "brothers" turns out to be a [[{{Transgender}} trans girl]]]], though Joyce has yet to learn this.
* Milo from ''Webcomic/TrippingOverYou'' is the oldest of his siblings and the only boy, having twin sisters aged fourteen and a baby half-sister.

* Sharon Spitz and Alden Jones from ''WesternAnimation/{{Braceface}}'' are both this--Sharon's the {{middle child|Syndrome}} and only daughter of three kids (Adam is her older brother and Josh is her younger brother) while Alden's the youngest and only son of four kids (his three older sisters are named Daisy, Violet and Lily).

** Shego has four brothers, who all have super powers as well. The five of them form Team Go, but Shego eventually quit, partly due to finding the dark side more enticing but mostly due to getting fed up with her brothers (or at least Hego and Mego--she may get along better with the Wego twins).

* WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'s the oldest and only son of three kids -- and in one episode, it's revealed that his paternal grandmother, Thora, grew up as the youngest/only daughter of four kids.
* The title characters of ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'' outnumber their older sister, Candace, and unintentionally [[AnnoyingYoungerSibling annoy her endlessly]]. In one episode, their cousins from England visit, and the teenage daughter Eliza has ''[[MassiveNumberedSiblings five]]'' brothers Phineas and Ferb's age. She notes that it takes a lot of discipline to survive in the Fletcher household.
* The title character of ''WesternAnimation/MaoMaoHeroesOfPureHeart'' is an only son with [[MassiveNumberedSiblings five older sisters]], [[TheRuntAtTheEnd all of whom are much bigger than him]]. All of them are adventures that get all the respect [[WellDoneSonGuy their little brother craves]], [[ParentalFavoritism especially from their father]].
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' has the Warner Brothers, Yakko and Wakko, and the Warner Sister, Dot. Within this trio, there is a slight subversion in that Wakko has a pseudo-Liverpudlian accent for no apparent reason, which his brother and sister don't have.
* In ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', Big Macintosh is the older/only (also [[TheQuietOne quiet]]) brother of Applejack and Apple Bloom.
* In ''WesternAnimation/BobsBurgers'', Gene's the middle child and only son of Bob and Linda's three kids--Gene and his sisters are close in age to each other (they're each only two years apart in age) and spend a lot of time together, and as a result of that, Gene's very much InTouchWithHisFeminineSide..

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'', Bob and Helen have three children, a daughter, Violet (the eldest) and two sons, Dash and Jack-Jack.

* In ''WesternAnimation/ShrekTheThird'', Shrek and Fiona have triplets, two sons and one daughter.

* ''Film/FourSistersAndAWedding'': CJ is the only brother of five siblings, which is compounded by the fact that he's the youngest sibling.

** There was also an episode where Lincoln was shown in two different dimensions, with the first being where he's the middle child of eleven sons and the second being where he's the middle child and only ''daughter'' of eleven kids (his female counterpart is named "Linka"). The male counterparts of Lincoln's sisters in both dimensions are Loki (Lori), Loni (Leni), Luke (Luna), Lane (Luan), Lynn (now a boy), Lars (Lucy), Leif (Lana), Lexx (Lola), Levi (Lisa) and Leon (Lily).

** One of the clients for the oldest Loud-sisters' babysitting are set of quintuplets from a family with last name "Fox," and the quintuplets are shown to consist of four boys and one girl.

* In ''WesternAnimation/BobsBurgers'', Gene is the middle child/only son in the Belchers, and he tends to be InTouchWithHisFeminineSide a lot, as he will spend a lot of his time with his two sisters, both of whom are close to him in age.

* ''ComicBook/MagicTrixie'': Loupie states in the first book that she only has older brothers, making her this trope.

* Hope O'Dare from ''ComicBook/{{Starman}}'' has four brothers. She and her brothers are all cops and it's mentioned that she is the one everyone is frightened of.
* ''ComicBook/{{Princeless}}'': Devin has seven sisters.
* In ''Franchise/TheSmurfs'' Papa Smurf is like a father the 100 Smurfs living in the village but the Smurfette is only female. Later, the Smurfs create another Smurfette called Sassette.
* ''ComicBook/BraveChefBrianna'': Brianna has 15 brothers and no sister.

* ''LightNovel/AscendanceOfABookworm'': When the female protagonist gets AdoptedIntoRoyalty (technically nobility), the nobleman passing her off as her formerly SentIntoHiding biological daughter and her adoptive father have, between them, four sons whith whom she can interact as siblings of the same mother and no daughters. The mother of the protagonist's three "biological" brothers is rolling with the whole thing in part because it allows her to finally have a part in raising a daughter. When her adoptive father's only biological daughter approches the age of leaving the nursery, where she could only be visited by her parents and biological brother, the protagonist and her adoptive sister are both very happy at the idea of having each other.

* In ''WesternAnimation/HotelTransylvania'' movies, Winnie and Sunny are the only two daughters in a family with ''300'' werewolf children.
* In the animated adaptation of ''WesternAnimation/HortonHearsAWho'', Jojo's the only son in a family, but has ''96'' younger sisters. No wonder he feels a little left out.

* At the end of ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragonTheHiddenWorld'', [[spoiler:Toothless and the Light Fury have two sons and a daughter.]]
* The Disney version of ''WesternAnimation/RobinHood'' has the rabbit family consisting of many sons and two daughters (one girl is the oldest child, the other is the youngest child).
* In ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'', Bob and Helen have three children, a daughter (the oldest), and two sons.

** Ginny Weasley takes this to a bit of an extreme. Not only is she the only girl in a family of seven children, WordOfGod says she's also the first girl born to the Weasley family in several generations.
** Interestingly, it's not Ginny, but Ron who feels like TheUnFavorite. The last book reveals that one of his [[ClassicalAntiHero many]] insecurities is that, as the youngest boy, he's his parents' last ''failed'' attempt at having a girl.