History Main / TomboyAndGirlyGirl

* Alex & Harper on ''{{Wizards of Waverly Place}}''.

* [[{{Victorious}} The Vega Sisters]], Tori and Trina.

* Takenouchi Sora and Tachikawa Mimi from ''DigimonAdventure''. Makino Ruki and Katou Juri from ''DigimonTamers''. ''DigimonAdventure02'' kinda-sorta subverts the trope: there's two girls (Hikari and Miyako), and, while the series doesn't focus on them much, they are something of an OddCouple; a better description of them would be [[TheChick a Chick]] and GenkiGirl.

** During the second part, girly girl Layla gained her very own tomboy when partnered with the playwright and CoolBigSis Katie Taylor.

** The first series gave us [[{{Tsundere}} Hayase]] [[BrokenBird Misa]], and [[SpoiledSweet Lynn]] [[IdolSinger Minmei]]. In addition, the [[FourGirlEnsemble four]] BridgeBunnies in the SDF-1 are also quite girly, but arguably Kim is the more tomboyish and Sammie is the girliest, with Claudia and Vanessa in the middle.

* ''CodeLyoko'' has Yumi (tomboy dressing in black) and Aelita (girly girl dressing in pink) in the [[FiveManBand heroes' group]]. And for a rival in love, Yumi has Sissi, the long-haired, fashion-obsessed [[TheLibby Libby]].

* ''AlvinAndTheChipmunks'' has Eleanor and Brittany, and Jeanette [[TheKirk in the middle]].

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* A Dance With Rogues can have the player as the tomboy and Pia as the girly girl.

* [[XMenEvolution Rogue & Kitty]] respectfully, Kitty wears pink, sleeps with a Teddy Bear, & sucks at Sports, Rogue is very, very, Scary, somewhat of a subversion however as Rogue's first two sets of clothes have skirts while Kitty never once wears one, thoght when Rogue gets a third set of clothes in Season 3 like everyone else (which has kneeless jeans) she tends to wear these a lot.

* Times four in ''{{Homestuck}}'': humans [[GenkiGirl Jade]] and [[PurpleProse Rose]]; trolls [[DisabilitySuperpower Terazi]], [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder Vriska]], and [[FurryFandom Nepeta]] to [[PerkyGoth Kanaya]], [[RebelliousPrincess Feferi]], and [[ApocalypseMaiden Aradia]]. Kanaya is especially notable since trolls lost interest in fashion eons ago.

* {{Edd Edd N Eddy}}'s The Kanker Sisters. Marie (Tomboy) and May (Girly Girl), with Lee [[TheKirk in the middle]].

* [[Edd Edd N Eddy]]'s The Kanker Sisters. Marie (Tomboy) and May (Girly Girl), with Lee [[TheKirk in the middle]].

* Skeeter was [[AffirmativeActionGirl created]] for the ''MuppetBabies'' cast to be the tomboy to Piggy's girly girl. However, although Skeeter was the athlete and Piggy liked pink and lace and make-up and tea parties, Skeeter was actually rather nice, and Piggy was [[SuperStrength super strong]], super bossy, and super un-ladylike.

* [[TheBigGuy Toph]] and [[TheLancer Katara]] from ''[=~Avatar: The Last Airbender~=]''. Sure, Katara is a full-blown ActionGirl, but her role as the TeamMom means that she often clashes with Toph's more laid-back, one-of-the-guys manorisms.
** [[DarkActionGirl Princess Azula]] and [[TheDitz Ty Lee]] also count.

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* Brave babysitter, Amy, and bratty DamselInDistress, Jen, from JenniferTheJerkIsMissing.

** ''PowerRangersTimeForce'' has The Pink Ranger, Jen and The Yellow Ranger, Katie.

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** ''PowerRangers Mystic Force'' is an interesting twist on its sentai counterpart, ''Magiranger'', in its rare-for-PR use of this trope. In ''Mystic Force'', The Blue Ranger, Madison, is the serious, down-to-Earth one, as is her sentai counterpart... but the ''Pink'' Rangers bear ''no'' similarities, ''Mystic Force'''s being a HotBlooded {{Bokukko}} and Magiranger's being a sweet {{Kawaiiko}}. In other words, Blue remains essentially the same person in both versions, personality-wise... but winds up being the tomboy figure in one and the girly girl figure in the other because of the ''very'' different Pinks.
*** ''Changeman'' had the short haired tomboy Mai contrasting the more graceful and feminine Sayaka. Interestingly though the roles would change depending on who was writing the ep. An early ep had Mai as the serious one who wanted to focus on Ranger work and the fight against the big bad while Sayaka wanted her to blow it off for awhile and do girly things. Then a later ep had the same thing only with Mai as the girly one and Sayaka as the serious one. Ohranger's girls had a similar dynamic with one being the compentent one and one being the Chick varying between the eps.
*** ''Liveman'' had the team member, Megumi, as the tomboy while the ally Colon (whom herself is a machine) is the girly-girl. Sometimes SuperSentai would have the lone female as a tomboy with a non-member counterpart as a girly-girl. Or vice versa, as in ''Hurricaneger'' where team member Nanami is the girly-girl and mentor Oboro is the tomboy.
*** ''Shinkenger'' once again inverts the usual trend. Kotoha/Shinken Yellow is much more soft spoken and feminime. While Mako/Shinken Pink... while not outright a tomboy, usually plays the part of a [[CoolBigSis cool, reliable big sister]]. [[LethalChef She's also a horrid cook]].

* The more tomboyish Wendy and the girly Bebe in SouthPark.

* Amber and Corel, from TheJellabiesAndTheirFriends Show!

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** [[{{Bifauxnen}} Haruka Tenou]] and [[TheOjou Michiru Kaiou]]. They're also an OfficialCouple, SoYeah.

** In the Buu arc, we have the {{Shorttank]] {{Tsundere}} Videl and her MsFanservice friend Erasa.

** Also, Maki and either [[{{Moe}} Kana Ushiro]] or [[DarkSkinnedBlonde Aiko "Anko" Tokosumi]]. The latter borders on RomanticTwoGirlFriendship in some media.