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* Averted with ''VideoGame/TribalHunter'' where the few female animal characters that do show up look no different from their male counterparts other than having visible breasts (one female dragon character actually lacks them, making her an exception). The only character that plays the trope straight is the queen bee, who has the most human looking body out of all the animal based cast.
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* Inverted in ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'' in that Tai Lung (a male snow leopard) has a body that looks more human-like than that of Master Tigress [a female tiger]. His body is muscular and looks more human-like so as to contrast with her sleeker, leaner body.
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* Inverted in ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'' ''Franchise/KungFuPanda'' in that Tai Lung (a male snow leopard) has a body that looks more human-like than that of Master Tigress [a female tiger]. His body is muscular and looks more human-like so as to contrast with her sleeker, leaner body.
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* ''VideoGame/BearAndBreakfast'': Among the main trio, Anni, an anthro wolf, has a slender, more humanoid build than her friends Hank and Will, who are {{Funny Animal}}s.
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* ''VideoGame/BearAndBreakfast'': Among the main trio, Anni, an anthro wolf, Karelian bear dog, has a slender, more humanoid build than her friends Hank and Will, who are {{Funny Animal}}s.
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* ''VideoGame/BearAndBreakfast'': Among the main trio, Anni, an anthro wolf, has a slender, more humanoid build than her friends Hank and Will, who are {{Funny Animal}}s.
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* In ''VideoGame/ConkersPocketTails'', Berri was a chipmunk who was about the same size and proportions as Conker. ''VideoGame/ConkersBadFurDay'' radically redesigned her to be gray, several times his size, and with the proportions of a Barbie doll. The only thing making it unclear if she's supposed to be a gray squirrel now, or what, is that she also has no tail of any kind. All the better to see her butt, we suppose.
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* ''VideoGame/RatchetAndClank'', sister series to the above, also plays with this trope. Sasha, GirlOfTheWeek from game three, has a decidedly human face shape and hair. Both Ratchet and ''Sasha's own father'' have more feline facial features (and, in her father's case, a lion-like mane for hair).
** See also Angela from game two, who's actually a female Lombax (Ratchet's species).
** See also Angela from game two, who's actually a female Lombax (Ratchet's species).
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* ''VideoGame/RatchetAndClank'', sister series to the above, ''VideoGame/RatchetAndClank'' also plays with this trope. Sasha, GirlOfTheWeek from game three, has a decidedly human face shape and hair. Both Ratchet and ''Sasha's own father'' have more feline facial features (and, in her father's case, a lion-like mane for hair).
** See also Angela from game two, who's actually a female Lombax (Ratchet's species). Prior to ''Rift Apart'', WordOfGod was that female lombaxes [[BizarreSexualDimorphism don't have tails]].
** See also Angela from game two, who's actually a female Lombax (Ratchet's species). Prior to ''Rift Apart'', WordOfGod was that female lombaxes [[BizarreSexualDimorphism don't have tails]].
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* Downplayed with Krystal from ''VideoGame/StarFoxAdventures''. Aside from having the [[NonMammalMammaries Wrong-Type-of-Mammal Mammaries]], the only thing human about her compared to Fox is her human-like head hair.
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* Downplayed with Krystal from ''VideoGame/StarFoxAdventures''. Aside from having the [[NonMammalMammaries Wrong-Type-of-Mammal Mammaries]], the only thing human about her compared to Fox is her human-like head hair.FurryFemaleMane.
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->-[[Series/SiskelAndEbert Roger Ebert]] on ''WesternAnimation/TheChipmunkAdventure''
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->"I got a little confused, though, because WesternAnimation/TheChipmunks are actually Chipmunks and The Chippettes are little girls. Apparently the Chipmunks takes place in a universe where extensive gene splicing has taken place, since their father in the movie is a human being."
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* In ''ComicBook/{{Blacksad}}'', the bodies are more or less completely anthropomorphic no matter which gender the character is, but the women often have more human-like faces than the men.
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* In ''ComicBook/{{Blacksad}}'', the bodies are more or less completely anthropomorphic no matter which gender the character is, but the women often have more human-like faces than the men. Interestingly, this seems to apply solely to plot-important characters; background women like the mouse maid Blacksad runs into in the first volume and the leopard dancer from ''A Silent Hell'' appear with more natural-looking animalistic facial features.
