History TomboyAndGirlyGirl / WesternAnimation

* ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'': Luz is an adventurous, boisterous macabre enthusiast with BoyishShortHair and an androgynous appearance, while [[spoiler:her girlfriend]] Amity has a smoother hairdo and fashionable attire.

* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'': Raven (as the gothish tomboy) and Starfire (as the girly girl), though Starfire, being from a ProudWarriorRaceGuy, is well capable of LetsGetDangerous moments.

* ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls1998'' has the GenkiGirl Bubbles and the [[TheLadette Lad-ette]] Buttercup, and Blossom rounds them out as a GirlyGirlWithATomboyStreak.

''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama'':

** Within the Heroic Hamsters, Sierra (tomboy) and Zoey (girly girl).
** Within Team Maskwak, Sky (tomboy) and Ella (girly girl).

** Within the Rat Faces, Priya and Axel (tomboy) and Emma and Nichelle (girly girl).
** Within the Skunk Butts, MK (tomboy) and Julia (girly girl).

*** This dynamic was switched in the season 9 episode "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS9E13BetweenDarkAndDawn Between Dark and Dawn]]". Celestia planned to do all sorts of thrilling and adventurous activities, like going over an InevitableWaterfall in a barrel and riding a rollercoaster, while Luna wanted to do relaxing and usually more stereotypically feminine activities, like getting makeovers and going to the theater to see a pony version of Theater/Wicked.

** The [[DeadpanSnarker snarky]], studious and unkempt Twilight (for example, Twilight claims the pink streak is not a fashion choice but a natural part of her hair, and she admitted in one episode to not caring how it looked) is also the tomboy compared to the [[VanityIsFeminine vain and narcassistic]], somewhat flamboyant Trixie's girl girl, especially considering how many times Trixie's been seen in the spa. The two are minor [[TheRival rivals]] of sorts in the show, and Trixie's overbearing boasting and image hyping often drives Twilight crazy.

** Lynn Loud Jr. is so competitive, athletic, aggressive, energetic, abrasive, boisterous, gross and uncompromisingly butch in every single way that she is the tomboy compared to literally every other female character in the show. Even the other tomboys, such as her sports buddy Margo or the similarly abrasive Ronnie Anne, are relatively 'girly' in comparison.

* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' has headstrong StrawFeminist Wendy Testaburger who - as episodes like "Breast Cancer Show Ever" shows - [[CuteBruiser is strong enough to beat up others]], in contrast to Bebe Stevens, who [[AllWomenLoveShoes loves shoes]], is a cheerleader and is seen wearing makeup in one episode.

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** Rose Quartz and Jasper. "The Return" introduces [[TomboyishName Jasper]], villainous foil with a [[ItsPersonal personal grudge]], a disdain for Earth, loyalty to TheEmpire, and [[TheSocialDarwinist Social Darwinist]] attitudes. Because each is a quartz, Rose and Jasper have some physical traits in common: they both have the same size, a similar HeroicBuild, and equally-long hair. Their self-expression, though, could not be more different. Rose seems femininity incarnate: a FriendToAllLivingThings, graceful, beautiful, wears long white dress and huge [[RoseHairedSweetie pink]] RegalRinglets, and has a [[PinkMeansFeminine pink rose motif]] in all her weapons, powers and artifacts. Jasper is thoroughly TheBrute: [[RatedMForManly brawny, ruthless, aggressive]], and growling orders at anyone she considers subordinate.

* In ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' Katara is a full-blown ActionGirl, but her role as the TeamMom and LadyOfWar fighting tactics mean that she often clashes with Toph's more [[TheLadette laid-back]], OneOfTheGuys mannerisms.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'':
** Korra is a BoisterousBruiser, has a TomboyishPonytail, and her life revolves around the study of SupernaturalMartialArts. Asami is a {{Spirited Young|Lady}} LadyOfWar with {{long|hair is feminine}}, wavy RavenHairIvorySkin, lavender eyeshadow, and red lipstick. Though, as Korra lampshades, "girly" does not mean "prissy", "stuck-up", or "helpless". Their relationship evolves over the course of the show from "just on the same team" to "begrudgingly beginning to like you in spite of myself" to "best friends" [[spoiler:and, eventually, to OfficialCouple]].
** In the backstory, Lin was the tomboy who worked for the Republic City police force and Pema was the pacifistic temple acolyte.
** Season 3 gives Lin a second Girly Girl to play off of: her half-sister Suyin, the elegant and motherly matriarch of Zaofu.

* Sid is the tomboy to her sister Adelaide's girly girl.

** This applies to Gretchen (tomboy), who is aggressive and grouchy and Patsy (Girly), who is more caring and emotional.
** Their Scoutmasters are the traditionally feminine Miss Doe and angry and tough Miss Mucus.

* ''WesternAnimation/CampLazlo'': This applies to Gretchen (tomboy), who is aggressive and grouchy and Patsy (Girly), who is more caring and emotional.

* ''Famous Five on the Case'' has George's daughter Jo and Anne's daughter Allie, who [[GenerationXerox duplicate their mothers exactly]].

* ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'': Luz is an adventurous, boisterous tomboy who loves macabre-themed material, has short hair, and dresses androgynously, while [[spoiler:her girlfriend]] Amity has a smoother hairdo and fashionable attire.

* WesternAnimation/TheCasagrandes:

* ''WesternAnimation/BigMouth'': Jessi is the [[DeadpanSnarker snarky]] and [[FieryRedhead fiery]] tomboy who hangs out with boys and shows more interest in things like sports than she does in hair and makeup in contrast to Missy, the shy and nerdy girl who has a crush on Creator/NathanFillion.

* ''WesternAnimation/Supernoobs'': Jennifer Shope, who is OneOfTheBoys and generally has more masculine interests like science, football and video games, is the tomboy to the more conventionally feminine [[SatelliteLoveInterest Amy]] [[NiceGirl Anderson]].