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* Raenef and Erutis of ''Manhwa/DemonDiary'' look like a girl and a guy, respectively. But, of course, it's actually the other way around. Raenef falls victim (rather literally, actually) to DudeLooksLikeALady at one point, and Erutis [[RageAgainstTheAuthor rants at the artist]] for making her look so boyish that the readers get confused.
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* ''Manhwa/DorothyOfOz'':
** Tail looks feminine, has long hair, has feminine eyelashes, and his personality fits the GenkiGirl archetype. It doesn't help that he appears to have a {{Sarashi}} affect with his shirt and give him a "boost".
** Mara can provoke fan-confusion, due to her short hair and somewhat gender-neutral appearance.
** Tail looks feminine, has long hair, has feminine eyelashes, and his personality fits the GenkiGirl archetype. It doesn't help that he appears to have a {{Sarashi}} affect with his shirt and give him a "boost".
** Mara can provoke fan-confusion, due to her short hair and somewhat gender-neutral appearance.
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* ''Franchise/Patlabor'': Protagonist Noa Izumi can easily pass off for a young male while in uniform. Heck, even out of uniform; her BoyishShortHair and general tomboyish mannerisms and choice of clothing certainly don't help either. It's rather convenient that the very first episode has her introduced wearing a skirt-and-heels female police uniform, probably to make it clear from the get-go.
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* ''Franchise/Patlabor'': ''Franchise/{{Patlabor}}'': Protagonist Noa Izumi can easily pass off for a young male while in uniform. Heck, even out of uniform; her BoyishShortHair and general tomboyish mannerisms and choice of clothing certainly don't help either. It's rather convenient that the very first episode has her introduced wearing a skirt-and-heels female police uniform, probably to make it clear from the get-go.
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* ''Anime/{{Patlabor}}'': Protagonist Noa Izumi can easily pass off for a young male while in uniform. Heck, even out of uniform; her BoyishShortHair and general tomboyish mannerisms and choice of clothing certainly don't help either. It's rather convenient that the very first episode has her introduced wearing a skirt-and-heels female police uniform, probably to make it clear from the get-go.
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* ''Anime/{{Patlabor}}'': ''Franchise/Patlabor'': Protagonist Noa Izumi can easily pass off for a young male while in uniform. Heck, even out of uniform; her BoyishShortHair and general tomboyish mannerisms and choice of clothing certainly don't help either. It's rather convenient that the very first episode has her introduced wearing a skirt-and-heels female police uniform, probably to make it clear from the get-go.
