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* TheEvilPrince and EvilOverlord ↔ GodSaveUsFromTheQueen

* Film/{{Booksmart}} is usually seems like the female derivation of Film/{{Superbad}} because both movies basically have the same plot: A group of losers wants to go to the big last high school party before graduation. Although is fair to say booksmart takes its character arcs in a more serious tone, the movie as a whole has a heavy dramatic feeling. In the other hand superbad works better as a comedy with many memorable jokes. Also, superbad ends in a DownerEnding , while booksmart apparently would follow the same way, but the last seconds of the film makes it ends in a SurprisinglyHappyEnding .
* Film/{{Thirteen Going On Thirty}} is basically a female complement to Film/{{Big}} as both movies are about teenagers who wish to be grown-ups and with the help of some mystical forces their dream become true.

* ''Literature/LifeAndDeathTwilightReimagined'' is a GenderFlip version of ''{{Literature/Twilight}}'''s first novel: Instead of Bella, the main character is a male teenager called Beau (Beaufort) Swan.

* ''Literature/PrinceCinders'' is a humorous GenderFlip retelling of Literature/{{Cinderella}}, with the main character is a young man bullied by three big hairy brothers.

* Generally speaking, the term "Gary Stu" (Or MartyStu) was coined as the male counterpart equivalent for the MarySue archetype commonly found in fanfiction. Due the MostFanfictWritersAreGirls stereotype, both terms are much less commonly used than the female version.

* Generally speaking, the term "Gary Stu" (Or MartyStu) was coined as the male counterpart equivalent for the MarySue archetype common in fanfiction.

*** Masters/Chevron Championship[[note]]The latter was founded by entertainer Creator/DinahShore and originally bore her name. The event later had a couple other corporate names.[[/note]] – The tournaments are not run by the same body, but they are de facto counterparts. Both are the first majors of their respective seasons, and are held at the same course every year.[[note]](The Masters has been held at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia since its creation, being that club's invitational tournament. The Chevron was held at Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage, California, through the 2022 edition, but is moving to the Houston area for 2023 and beyond.)[[/note]] Most notably, both have (or have had) a unique tradition surrounding the winner. The Masters winner is fitted with a special green jacket that identifies members of Augusta National, the club that runs the tournament. Before the move to Houston, the winner of the Chevron traditionally jumped into a pond behind the 18th green. The new host club decided to build a pond behind the 18th hole, complete with a net to keep alligators out and a dock and ladder to allow the tradition to continue.

*** Masters/Chevron Championship[[note]]The latter was founded by entertainer Creator/DinahShore and originally bore her name. The event later had a couple other corporate names.[[/note]] – The tournaments are not run by the same body, but they are de facto counterparts. Both are the first majors of their respective seasons, and are held at the same course every year.[[note]](The Masters has been held at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia since its creation, being that club's invitational tournament. The Chevron was held at Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage, California, through the 2022 edition, but is moving to the Houston area for 2023 and beyond.)[[/note]] Most notably, both have (or have had) a unique tradition surrounding the winner. The Masters winner is fitted with a special green jacket that identifies members of Augusta National, the club that runs the tournament. Before the move to Houston, the winner of the Chevron traditionally jumped into a pond behind the 18th green. However, there apparently is no 18th-hole pond at the Chevron's new course. (Unless, of course, a pond ''gets added''...)

* BadassBaritone ↔ {{Contralto of Danger}}

* TheWisePrince ↔ TheWomanWearingTheQueenlyMask

** In a rare cross-media example, ''Manga/KuboSanWontLetMeBeInvisible'' is what you'd get if you applied the GenderFlip trope to the premise of ''Manga/KomiCantCommunicate'', with the female (Kubo) trying to befriend the shy, introverted male (Shiraishi).

* ''Manga/KomiCantCommunicate'': Makoto Katai is basically the male counterpart of Komi. Both of them are high school students with serious communication disorders, which make them victims of some misunderstandings and Tadano is the OnlySaneMan who is capable of understanding them. Katai even considers Komi his communication master, hilarious as it sounds. The real difference between them is that, while Komi is seen by the rest of her class as [[WorldsMostBeautifulWoman the big beauty of the school]], Makoto, on the other hand, is treated like a [[RuleOfCreepy creepy guy]], sometimes even as a [[JapaneseDelinquents juvenile delinquent]]. This, of course, have [[DoubleStandard unfortunate implications]]. On the other hand, Najimi was able to fool the self-proclaimed EliteFour delinquents in the school by telling them that Katai was Komi.

* In [[UsefulNotes/AssociationFootball football/soccer]], countless top-level men's clubs have counterpart women's clubs, usually wearing very similar kit. Sometimes, both clubs are merely sections within a much larger multi-sport club.[[note]]One example is FC Barcelona.[[/note]] In other cases, the women's club is underneath the umbrella of the men's club.[[note]]Three teams in the National Women's Soccer League in the States are run by UsefulNotes/MajorLeagueSoccer teams — the Houston Dash (Houston Dynamo), Orlando Pride (Orlando City SC), and Portland Thorns FC (Portland Timbers). Two more, the North Carolina Courage and Racing Louisville FC, are run by teams in the United Soccer League organization (respectively North Carolina FC in the third-level USL League One and Louisville City FC in the second-tier USL Championship). Another current NWSL team, OL Reign, is owned by the parent company of Olympique Lyonnais—whose women's section back in France won the UEFA Women's Champions League five straight times from 2016–2020.[[/note]] In still others, the women's club is technically independent, but has agreements to use the facilities and (often) trademarks of the men's club.[[note]]Past examples include Arsenal in England, now owned by the [[UsefulNotes/EnglishPremierLeague Premier League]] club of that name, and FC Kansas City (linked with MLS team Sporting Kansas City), which folded after the 2017 season.[[/note]]

* [[https://disneyfairies.fandom.com/wiki/Terence Terence]], from the Franchise/DisneyFairies franchise, is basically a male version of Tinkerbell, serving as her main romantic interest.
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* [[https://disneyfairies.fandom.com/wiki/Terence]], from the Franchise/DisneyFairies franchise, is basically a male version of Tinkerbell, serving as her main romantic interest.

* [[https://disney.fandom.com/es/wiki/Terence_(Disney_Fairies) Terence]], from the Franchise/DisneyFairies franchise, is basically a male version of Tinkerbell, serving as her main romantic interest.

* Terence, from the Franchise/DisneyFairies franchise, is basically a male version of Tinkerbell, serving as her main romantic interest.

* Obotchaman from ''Manga/DrSlump'' is a spear counterpart to Arale: He has the same strengths (GeniusBruiser, LightningBruiser, BreathWeapon) and weaknesses (BlindWithoutEm, needs Robot Vitamin A to function) she has.

* {{Jock Dad, Nerd Son}} ↔ {{Feminine Mother, Tomboyish Daughter}}