History Main / FourGirlEnsemble

** The first group has the sweet CloudCuckooLander Tsukasa, OtakuSurrogate Konata, {{Moe}} {{Meganekko}} Miyuki, and DeadpanSnarker {{Tsundere}} Kagami.
** The second group has [[CheerfulChild cheerful]] ill girl Yutaka, [[TheQuietOne the quiet]] Minami, CosplayOtakuGirl Patricia, and the most otaku of them all, YuriFan Hiyori.

** ''Anime/HirogaruSkyPrettyCure'': pre-[[TheSixthRanger Ellee]]; HotBlooded Sora/Cure Sky, gentle Mashiro/Cure Prism, smart Tsubasa/Cure Wing, and TeamMom Ageha/Cure Butterfly.

* Normally, the three female party members in ''VideoGame/DragonAgeOrigins'' comprise TheHecateSisters ensemble, [[spoiler:but with the {{DLC}}-only character Shale they become this]]: Leliana (sweet, naive), [[spoiler:Shale (mannish snarker)]], Morrigan (sexy, cynical), and Wynne (wise, motherly).
* ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII'', assuming female Hawke: Merrill is the naive one, Aveline is mannish in the extreme, Isabela is over-the-top in her sexuality, and Hawke is the OnlySaneWoman.

* Music/{{SCANDAL|Band}} has Haruna, Tomomi, Mami, and Rina. There is frequent overlap in who takes on which kind of role, these being actual people and not fictional characters, after all (for instance, both Haruna and Mami take turns being Team Mom, Tomomi alternates between being The Ditz and being the sexy one, etc.).

* Music/{{SCANDAL}} has Haruna, Tomomi, Mami, and Rina. There is frequent overlap in who takes on which kind of role, these being actual people and not fictional characters, after all (for instance, both Haruna and Mami take turns being Team Mom, Tomomi alternates between being The Ditz and being the sexy one, etc.).

* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'': The titular team is composed of sweet GenkiGirl Ruby Rose (who, atypically for this kind of ensemble, is the leader of the team), LovableAlphaBitch Weiss Schnee, the quiet and mysterious Blake Belladonna, and the [[TheLadette tomboyish]] BloodKnight Yang Xiao Long.

** ''Anime/HirogaruSkyPrettyCure'': HotBlooded Sora/Cure Sky, gentle Mashiro/Cure Prism, smart Tsubasa/Cure Wing, and TeamMom Ageha/Cure Butterfly.

* ''WebVideo/CreamHeroes'': The four female cats; Chuchu (sweet and childlike), Lala (the pretty one liked by all the male cats- except Dodo), TT (the gruff [[ActionGirl action girl]] although she will occasionally slip into the mother role), and Nana who is literally a mother cat and extends this role to the adult cats (namely Lulu) as well as her kittens.

* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'': The titular team is composed of sweet GenkiGirl Ruby Rose, LovableAlphaBitch Weiss Schnee, the quiet and mysterious Blake Belladonna, and the [[TheLadette tomboyish]] BloodKnight Yang Xiao Long.

* ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'': Princess Peach is the naïve one, being a total airhead who's repeatedly kidnapped, Princess Daisy is the tomboy, being gaming's de facto TomboyPrincess, Rosalina is the sexy one, being aloof and motherly, and Pauline is the smart one, being a business-savvy mayor who's quick to investigate problems.

* The four Cullen women of ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' are the snarky Bella, childish pixie-like Alice, beautiful Rosalie, and motherly Esme.

* In ''FanFic/HorseshoesAndHandGrenades'', the Kamen Rider Club Girls consist of LovableAlphaBitch Miu Kazashiro, GenkiGirl and {{Otaku}} Yuki Jojima, PerkyGoth Tomoko Nozama and CoolBigSis Erin Suda. Its side story ''Month of Sundays'' has CameraFiend Mari Yamamoto, PomPomGirl Jun Shigeno, HugeSchoolgirl Rumi Egawa and Yayoi Tokuda bringing up the rear as the HurtingHero Knowledge Broker.

* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Jem}}'', the band Jem And The Holograms consists of the teenager Kimber, the tomboyish and blunt Aja, the DudeMagnet Jem, and the shy FashionDesigner Shana. They later get a SixthRanger in Raya. Jem also counts as "dependable" but mostly when she is her alter ego Jerrica, and Kimber is the most prone to love interests.

* The ''Literature/AmericanGirl'' books have the Montoya sisters: Ana, the oldest and the TeamMom (almost literally, since their mother is dead and she's already married with two kids); Francisca, the beautiful, fashionable, rebellious one; Clara, the diligent, prudent, preachy one; and Josefina, the youngest and the main character, who's chirpy and cheerful and tries to keep the peace between Francesca and Clara when Ana's not around.

The four English wives of Henry VIII are a downplayed version of this trope, at least in how they're remembered; Anne Boleyn wasn't a tomboy, but she was quite fiery and outspoken, Jane Seymour was the shy and submissive "good girl", whom Henry was buried next to, Katherine Howard was beheaded for her promiscuity, and the maternal Catherine Parr was known for her literacy and education, as well as her influence on the future Queen Elizabeth I.

* The major girls in Dumbledore's Army in ''Literature/HarryPotterAndTheOrderOfThePhoenix'': Hermione (admirable and wise), Ginny (tomboy snarker), Cho Chang (boy-crazy pretty one), and Luna (CloudCuckooLander ditz).

* ''Literature/LittleWomen'' is the TropeCodifier: Meg, the oldest, is [[TeamMom the lecturer and mature example-setter]] who wants a husband and family; Jo is the tomboy who wants a career, fame, and fortune; Beth is the shy, gentle and musical one who wants to stay with her family; Amy is the vain and spoiled but later artistic and flirty young lady who wants to marry someone with money.
* ''Literature/MatesDatesSeries'': [[{{DudeMagnet}} Nesta]] is the pretty/sexy one, [[{{GranolaGirl}} Izzie]] is the wise one, [[{{NiceGirl}} Lucy]] is the sweet one, and [[{{TomboyWithAGirlyStreak}} TJ]] is the smart, tomboyish one.

* ''Literature/ThePoisonwoodBible'' has the Price sisters: Rachel, the pretty one and the RichBitch [[spoiler: who becomes "the sexy one" who ReallyGetsAround as she grows up]]; Leah, the wise and motherly one; Adah, the intellectual and DeadpanSnarker; and Ruth May, the sweet, naive baby of the family and TheHeart. [[spoiler: This book being [[BlackAndGrayMorality the kind of book it is]], Ruth May, naturally, gets killed off.]]

* ''Literature/TheRedTent'' features Leah the Team Mom and domestic goddess; Rachel the beauty who compensates for her infertility by becoming a midwife; Zilpah the self-proclaimed priestess/storyteller who DoesNotLikeMen, and Bilhah the [[NiceGuy sweet]], [[TheQuietOne quiet]] [[TheEmpath empath]]

* A sexy one (a ReallyGetsAround type or perhaps merely a glamour-obsessed pretty one).

* ''Series/{{Girlfriends}}'': Joan Clayton (smart, straight-laced one), Antoinette 'Toni' Garrett (glamour-obsessed pretty one), Maya Wilkes (streetsmart one) & Lynn Searcy (quirky, odd one) (students/roommates).

* The girls of Issei's harem in the first season of ''LightNovel/HighSchoolDXD'' certainly fit this with: innocent nun Asia Argento, stoic tough as nails badass Koneko Tojou, the sexy and flirtatious Akeno Himejima, and the [[TheLeader team leader]] Rias Gremory. Obviously, it no longer counts as the harem gets larger and larger.

* ''Manga/ACertainScientificRailgun'' has the {{Tomboy}} Misaka, the {{Ojou}} [[LovableSexManiac Kuroko]], the cute Uiharu and the one who [[StepfordSmiler tries to be]] a GenkiGirl Saten.
** Similarly, Team ITEM from [[LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex both]] [[Manga/ACertainScientificRailgun series]] fits this with the {{Yandere}} [[spoiler:Mugino]], the ill girl Rikou, the GenkiGirl Saiai, and the MadBomber BadassNormal Frenda. [[spoiler:They lose this trope after Frenda dies and is eventually replaced by Shiage.]]

* QuirkyMinibossSquad / EvilCounterpart team Schreient in the original ''Anime/WeissKreuz'' anime series, with Nanami/Tot as the sweet naive one, [[spoiler: Asuka]]/Neu as the tough one, Karen/Schoen (German for beautiful) as the vain pretty one, and Chizuru/Hel as the sensible leader.
** It's notable that the four ''male'' protagonists of ''Weiss Kreuz'' fit the trope rather neatly as well, with Omi as the sweet naive one (at least compared to the others; given that all four are [[HitmanWithAHeart assassins]], none of them can be ''very'' naive), Ken as the masculine tough guy, Yoji as the HandsomeLech, and Aya as - albeit not always the ''wise'' one -- the one who tends to exert the most authority in times of uncertainty or disagreement. The roles become even more apparent in ''[[OddlyNamedSequel Weiss Kreuz: Gluhen]]'' with Sena replacing Omi as the sweet, naive one and Aya growing more fully into the role of the wisest and most emotionally balanced one.

** Also played straight with the Great Diamon Authority from when Pink Diamond was still alive. Yellow Diamond is very assertive, strict, and overall, an even mix of the {{Ladette}} (just with less vulgarity, but rude nonetheless) and the PrinceCharming tomboy (mainly towards Blue Diamond). In turn, Blue Diamond herself is much more feminine in [[{{Foil}} contrast ]]to Yellow Diamond. Blue Diamond is also soft-spoken, diplomatic, motherly (towards Pink Diamond), and sociable. White Diamond occupies the role of the reachable{{Leader}}, but in an even more demanding-from-her-subordinates, overachiever flavor. Finally, because she is the youngest of the quartet, Pink Diamond was [[TheDitz clumsy]] in regards to her duties, a goofball, a spoiled brat sometimes, and the TagAlongKid.

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* ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros'': Princess Peach is the naïve one, being a total airhead who's repeatedly kidnapped, Princess Daisy is the tomboy, being gaming's de facto TomboyPrincess, Rosalina is the sexy one, being aloof and motherly, and Pauline is the smart one, being a business-savvy mayor who's quick to investigate problems.

* A sweet-naive girl (usually TheDitz).

** In ''VideoGame/Persona5'', your female party members consist of four girls: Haru (sweet), Ann (sexy), Makoto (TeamMom), and Futaba (TankTopTomboy hacker). The first three to join are also BlondeBrunetteRedhead - Ann, Makoto, and Futaba respectively.

* The four girls who [[spoiler:were chosen as]] the protagonist’s sexual partners in ''VisualNovel/DoubleHomework'' form this: Amy is the sweet girl, Morgan is the snarky girl, Lauren is the sexy girl, and Rachel is the mature girl.

* ''WebAnimation/HomestarRunner's'' ''WebAnimation/TeenGirlSquad'' has Cheerleader as the pretty one (she's obsessed with fashion and boys), So and So as the smart one (she's a book-smart, self-proclaimed "[[GoGetterGirl Overachiever Bandit]]"), What's Her Face as the tomboy (she's always seen in a t-shirt and baggy jeans), and The Ugly One as the naive one (she's a {{Cloudcuckoolander}} who is quick to follow any of Cheerleader's ridiculous ideas, such as [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext jumping into a lion's mouth for a Secret Santa exchange]], for the sake of popularity). The roles are blurred a bit, since [[OnlySaneMan What's Her Face]] tends to have more common sense than So and So (or any of the other girls, for that matter).

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* ''Webcomic/DestinyFailsUs'' has Idril as the [[http://destinyfailsus.com/comics/40/#.T74ENMWFnCE geeky, clumsy]] one. Atali as the [[http://destinyfailsus.com/comics/5#comic naive, kind one]]. Alaska as the [[http://destinyfailsus.com/comics/47#comic stalker,]] obsessive one. And Lily as the pretty, [[http://destinyfailsus.com/comics/4/#.T74D-sWFnCE always-on-her-phone one.]]

* ''WebVideo/TheGumdrops'' - sweet but naive Laura, tough and snarky Roisin, sexy and wild Sadia, mature and responsible Lindsay.

The four English wives of Henry VIII are a downplayed version of this trope, at least in how they’re remembered; Anne Boleyn wasn’t a tomboy, but she was quite fiery and outspoken, Jane Seymour was the shy and submissive “good girl”, whom Henry was buried next to, Katherine Howard was beheaded for her promiscuity, and the maternal Catherine Parr was known for her literacy and education, as well as her influence on the future Queen Elizabeth I.