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Wayne: So what exactly is the difference between Pac-Man and Mrs. Pac-Man? Noah: Well, she's got a bow on her head! Johnson: We believe that this crest and these markings indicate... a female.
— Press Start Adventures on Mrs. Pac-Man.
Roy Knable: Boy, this is strange! [after being turned into cartoon mice] Helen Knable: Strange? I'm a cartoon mouse wearing high-heel running shoes. The word "strange" is somewhat lacking. "So! Being a ladybug automatically makes me a girl! Is that it, flyboy?!"
— Francis, A Bug's Life
Edgeworth: I suppose this is the Pink Badger? But since it has the same design, doesn't it seem forced to call this one a female? Kay: You think so? I mean, just look at how long her eyelashes are! Edgeworth: That's the only difference. Kay: And the fact that she's pink. Edgeworth: Yes, and? Kay: And her lips are red! See, lipstick! Edgeworth: ....... (What? She has nothing to say avout the giant pink ribbon, or is that too obvious?) — Miles Edgeworth: Ace Attorney Investigations
Optimus Prime:Where are we? Sari Sumdac: And who designs a robot with high heels? Flareup: I don't know, but when I find him, ugh! —Transformers Animated, "Bee in the City" script-reading
Somehow... the idea of a mouse, with lipstick and eyelashes and a dress with high-heeled shoes; a mouse, ten times bigger than the biggest rat... this idea has always made me sick!
— Donald Darnold Duck's thought bubble, MAD parody "Mickey Rodent"
Bob: There's a giant monster in the lake.
Jean: Hah?
Bob: An' I'm pretty sure it's a girl! It had eyelashes! I think only girl monsters have eyelashes.
Molly (a girl monster with eyelashes): It's true!
"In cartoon world, girls have lips and boys don't."
— Andrew Hussie
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