History Main / PantslessMalesFullyDressedFemales

** And Tawna from the first game wears a blouse and a minniskirt.

* Buster and Babs Bunny (no relation) from ''TinyToonAdventures'' wear a shirt and a blouse and skirt, respectively. But, Babs doesn't wear anything underneath it...

* Buster and Babs Bunny (no relation) from ''TinyToonAdventures'' wear a shirt and a blouse and skirt, respectively.

* In ''SpongebobSquarepants'' Squidward seems to be the only one that doesn't wear pants, and this is often lampshaded

* In ''SpongebobSquarepants" Squidward seems to be the only one that doesn't wear pants, and this is often lampshaded.

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* In ''OzyAndMillie'', Ozy wears a top hat and vest as his default outfit, while Millie's is overalls (albeit without a shirt). Averted with the secondary and minor characters, though there's little to no correlation between amount of clothing and gender going on there.

* In the ''SonicTheHedgehog'' game series, all but two ([[TokenWholsome Charmy and Ix]]) male non-human characters [[AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal wear nothing but shoes and gloves]], and all females are fully clothed.

* Buster and Babs Bunny (no relation) from ''TinyToonAdventures'' wear a shirt and a blouse and skirt, respectively. Babs had nothing on beneath the skirt though, oddly.

* Buster and Babs Bunny (no relation) from ''TinyToonAdventures'' wear a shirt and a blouse and skirt, respectively.

** In an older cartoon, ''Hare Splitter'', Bugs and his romantic rival only wear gloves, while Daisy, their love interest, is in sweater, skirt and shoes (human proportioned). What's more, she lives in an above-ground bungalow, and they live in holes in the ground.

* In the ''SonicTheHedgehog'' game series, all male non-human characters [[AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal wear nothing but shoes and gloves]], and all females are fully clothed.

Subtrope of HalfDressedCartoonAnimal. See also TertiarySexualCharacteristics and HumanoidFemaleAnimal.
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* The male aliens in ''{{Planet 51}}'' are pantsless but the female ones are fully dressed.

* In the vast majority of peplum (Italian-made sword and sandal flicks like ''Hercules and the Captive Women'') the heroes run around basically dressed in nothing but leather diapers, while the women are generally dressed in togas that cover them from neck to ankle.

** In an older cartoon ''Hare Splitter'', Bugs and his romantic rival only wear gloves, while Daisy their love interest is in sweater, skirt, and shoes (human proportioned). What's more, she lives in an above-ground bungalow, and they live in holes in the ground.

** There was a bit of LampshadeHanging in one episode: When Dale and Gadget [[BodySwap swap bodies]], she says, "Is it drauty in here?" and quickly makes a skirt out of a toothpaste cap.

Subtrope of HalfDressedCartoonAnimal. See also TertiarySexualCharacteristics.

** In an older cartoon ''Hare Splitter'', Bugs and his romantic rival only wear gloves, while Daisy their love interest is in sweater, skirt, and shoes (human proportioned). What's more, she lives in an above-ground cottage, and they live in holes in the ground.

* BugsBunny from ''LooneyTunes'' is completely naked save for WhiteGloves, but Lola Bunny is more or less fully dressed.

In some cartoons and video games with animal and aliens, the male characters are often either [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal pantless]] or [[AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal naked save for accessories]], but the female characters are more or less fully dressed, whether [[BarefootFunnyAnimals barefoot]] or not. In a few instances, the male characters are shirtless. The female characters tend to be more fully clothed than the male characters.

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* Most of the female Disney/RobinHood characters are fully dressed and most of the male characters are pantsless.
* The male aliens in {{Planet 51}} are pantsless but the female ones are fully dressed.
* In the vast majority of peplum (Italian-made sword and sandal flicks like Hercules And the Captive Women) the heros run around basically dressed in nothing but leather diapers, while the women are generally dressed in togas that cover them from neck to ankle.

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* In BeatrixPotter's ''The Tale of Peter Rabbit'', Peter just wears a blue jacket (and loses even that). His mother wears a dress and an apron. His sisters, however, avert the trope buy just wearing shawls.

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* In the SlyCooper games, most of the male characters are habitually pantsless, but almost all the female characters are fully dressed. The exception is The Contessa from Sly 2, but she's a spider-centaur-thing with no humanoid legs.
** In a behind-the-scenes unlockable in Sly 2, one developer comments that Sly is "a universe in pants-less-ness."
* In the SonicTheHedgehog game series, all male, non-human characters [[AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal wear nothing but shoes and gloves]], and all females are fully clothed.
** But in the ''SonicTheHedgehog'' cartoons and comics, a sort of flip-flop in dressing code happens between the genders. With little exception, young male characters are mostly naked and young female characters are almost always fully dressed, but as they mature, the ''males'' start wearing more clothing, while the females start wearing much ''less''. Amy Rose and Cream the Rabbit, for example, are not yet into their teens, and wear full dresses and panties, while their much older counterpart Sally Acorn only wears boots and a vest; similarly, Knuckles is almost completely nude in his teenage years, while his much older family members (and eventually himself, as revealed in the latest "25 Years Later" StoryArc) all wear some form of full bodysuit or cloak.
* In the 3rd ''SpyroTheDragon'' game, ''Spyro: Year of The Dragon'', Hunter wears nothing at all, whereas Bianca wears a robe.

* In OzyAndMillie, Ozy wears a tophat and vest as his default outfit, while Millie's is overalls (albiet without a shirt). Averted with the secondary and minor characters, though there's little to no correlation between amount of clothing and gender going on there.

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* BugsBunny from LooneyTunes is completely naked save for WhiteGloves, but Lola Bunny is more or less fully dressed.

* Buster and Babs Bunny (no relation) from TinyToonAdventures wear a shirt and a blouse and skirt respectively.
* In ChipAndDaleRescueRangers, all the male rangers wear shirts but no pants (actually Chip doesn't even have a shirt just a coat) Gadget wears a full jumpsuit. While this is partly justified normally since she's a mechanic, even when the rangers wear something other than their usual outfits Gadget is always fully clothed.
** There was a bit of LampshadeHanging in one episode: When Dale and Gadget [[BodySwap swap bodies]], she says "Is it draughty in here?" and quickly makes a skirt out of a toothpaste cap.
* In TheBackyardigans, All the male characters except Austin are wearing less clothing (Tyrone is [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal pantless]] and Pablo is [[AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal almost completely naked]]) than the female characters (Tasha and Uniqua), who are more or less fully dressed.
* Rebecca and Molly Cunningham from {{Talespin}} are fully dressed, but Kit Cloudkicker and Baloo are pantsless.
* [[ClassicDisneyShorts Mickey and Minnie]] follow this trope in more modern day appearances like in MickeyMouseClubhouse, where [[MickeyMouse Mickey]] remains shirtless but Minnie is wearing a full dress.
** In HouseOfMouse and in ''KingdomHearts'' this is averted for MickeyMouse having him wear full clothing. Donald still wear no pants though.