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Phenotype Stereotype

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Phenotype Stereotype	comment	In real life, human appearances tend to be very varied even amongst the same ethnic groups. In fiction, you are going to be very lucky if you see that. An individual who is from one ethnicity will display all the stereotypical features of said ethnicity. Now, Tropes Are Tools. Many ethnicities and nationalities note These are NOT the same. do have a look that is typical for them and if used properly, they can be a good shorthand for saying "this person is X." The trouble begins when all persons from that place/race/ethnicity are shown in that way. It reaches quite absurd levels when real-life persons who do/did not conform to the "standard" phenotype are portrayed as if they did. The real life Ramses II had red hair, but he has rarely been portrayed that way in Hollywood, for instance (though Courage the Cowardly Dog of all things did give him red hair). Japanese media supposedly have a tendency to assume that all white people that show up in their country are from the United States (statistically, most aren't), and by extension often assume that all non-Japanese travelers or immigrants with palefaces are American. And, in Japan, the stereotype of someone from the U.S. is usually a blond and blue-eyed person. Because of this, if foreign characters in anime are white, in most cases they will be blond, blue-eyed and tall Americans unless there's a plot reason for them to be from another country or have another look. This is especially common in anime that use non-traditional Hair Colors and eye colors; any other combination is fair game, but if you see blond with blue on a non-main character, that'll be the foreigner. By contrast, suggesting the stereotype of blond, blue-eyed, white and tall defines the average American to an American will come across as ignorant as best, or offensive at worst, given the diversity of the New World. However, New Worlders assume that every European by contrast fit that exact trope perfectly to distinguish their malleable appearance with the supposedly homogenous one from Europe. Here are some common examples in media that tend to be universal stereotypes: Irish characters are very likely to have red hair. Most Irish are actually brown-haired or blonde-haired; red is simply proportionally more common among the Irish than other Europeans (except the Scots). Green eyes are also common among Irish characters, yet most Irish people in real life have other eye colors. Likewise, Scottish characters are often depicted as redheaded, despite Scottish people likewise being mostly blonde or dark-haired in reality. In a similar vein, if a character is black, he or she is most likely to be from the United States, rather than from an African country or somewhere else. The character may be drawn with poofy hair, if not an afro, as hair texture is an otherwise tricky detail in low-budget animation. Also Germans, or simply characters Putting on the Reich, are most often portrayed as overwhelmingly blonde, and often very light. In anime, many of them also sport silver-colored hair, perhaps to emphasize the Ice Queen & Germanic Depressives tropes. In reality, Germans are mostly browns and dark blondes, with lighter blondes rarer, and white blond practically nonexistent. The Dutch often have a similar stereotype. Alternately, Germans may be given red hair, a trait ascribed to them as far back as ancient Roman literature. English characters will be presented as having honey blonde or mousey hair (often with very pale skin in period settings), though some English males may be presented with glossy black hair combined with a pale skin tone and blue eyes for the Tall, Dark, and Handsome trope. English women, especially in Asian works, tend to be blondes. As English people of white British heritage typically run the full gamut of possible hair colors from lightest blonde note historically associated with Scandinavian and Saxon heritage to deepest raven note historically associated with Norman French and Welsh/Brythonic heritage, this is often pretty much Truth in Television. Also, if a redhead isn't explicitly Scottish or Irish, then they'll almost certainly be English. Welsh characters tend to be on the darker end of the spectrum, hair colour wise, and very pale. Northern Europeans (Danes, Finns, Norwegians, Swedes) have blond hair and blue eyes. Unlike others in this list, this is Truth in Television. The region surrounding the Gulf of Bothnia was probably the origin of the blond hair mutation, so it's no surprise that they are statistically some of the blondest people in the world. In certain parts of Finland and Sweden, not having blond hair is a sight to behold. That said, pop culture tends to exaggerate this. Eastern European/Slavic, particularly Russian, characters typically have dark hair in Western depictions, especially to contrast them from Germanic peoples, yet in Japanese media, their hair will range from blond to white. In both, they'll be pale with gray or icy blue eyes. In real life, Slavs seem to have an affinity for light hair, since their ancestral homeland is close to the origin of the mutation (see above). Russians, due to being even more of a melting pot than the English abovenote Until the Slavic migration, their land was inhabited by the Germanic Goths and Iranian Sarmatians, actually run the full gamut of the hair, eyes and skin colors possible for a Caucasian race too, from the palest ashen-blond to the darkest raven, and skin from the lightest to so swarthy they could be mistaken for the (stereotypical) Middle Easterner.note For the record, when the historical Eastern Slavs first emerged in the 7th century, they were mostly dirty-to-straw blondes with green, blue or hazel eyes. People from Africa will usually have dark skin, curly black hair, brown eyes, and flat noses. Africa in real life is a diverse continent with varying skin colors and physical appearances ranging from white Afrikaners to North African Arabs and Imazighennote also known as "Berbers," although many Imazighen consider the term to be derogatory to black-skinned Pygmies. Latin American people are generally all given a tan skin color and black or dark brown hair. Real-life Latin America is very much a melting pot, with European, Black, and indigenous ancestry abounding due to the long history of miscegenation among the trio. Some countries lean more on one part than the others: Colombians are much more racially mixed than Argentines, who are primarily of Southern European descent (i.e. Spaniards and Italians). People from Southern Europe (Italy, Spain, Greece, etc) are also overly portrayed as tan and having dark hair. With Greece, it's Truth in Television (blond-haired Greeks are extremely rare. Their gene pool is quite similar to neighboring Turkey, despite mutual hatred), for the others it's debatable. Parts of Northern Italy and Spain experience more cases of blondism than the rest of their respective countries, though compared to Northern or even Central Europe it is minuscule. As noted above, blond hair is a Slavic trait, and Southern Slavs (Bosniaks, Croats, Serbs, etc.), though still rare, are more likely to have it than Greeks or Italians. The Middle East is an incredibly diverse area (thanks somewhat to being an important trading area throughout history), with skin color ranging from super-pale to super-brown, and even some native inhabitants that have blue eyes or blonde hair and sometimes even red if they have ancestors from the Caucasus. In fiction, expect Middle Easterners (typically Arabs) to always have big noses, curly dark hair, brown skin, and usually a turban. For Jews, most will have black or brunette hair, pale-ish skin, and other physical traits similar to Arabs and Europeans, given that they have inter-mixed with those groups over the years. South Asians are often portrayed as having dark brown skin and black hair, often with accompanying facial hair if they are male. In real life, they run the gamut of skin color from "whiter than Irish" — see Freddie Mercury and Sir Ben Kingsley — to blue-black. Someone who is foreign, But Not Too Foreign will often look totally non-Japanese, to distinguish him or her from the rest of the cast. Notice that this does happen in real life, the assumption usually being how close that person looks to someone you'd already be familiar with. In the UK, those who have brown skin are assumed to be Indian, Pakistani or generally 'Asian' (unlike the US, in the UK it's usually used to refer to people from the Indian subcontinent). Some Americans consider all dark-skinned people "African-American" without asking — including recent immigrants (ranging from Austronesians to Antilleans and French-born West Africans), people who hail from the US but personally identify otherwise, and people who have never set foot in the United States — which tends to cause either resentment, deep puzzlement or, occasionally, outright hilarity. Additionally, someone who either is or who could be mistaken for Hispanic will often be believed to come from whichever Latin American group (Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican, etc.) is the most common in that region of the US. And let's not forget the assumption that all Asians are from Japan or China. Frequently applied to the Occidental Otaku. When played for sex appeal, this trope results in Foreign Fanservice. Compare Mistaken Nationality, which often occurs when phenotype prejudices clash with the reality of the situation. In works with People of Hair Color, stereotypical eye colors are often used as well. Compare Facial Profiling.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_1232c468	comment	Tonari no Kashiwagi-san has Tina, who is German and the only blonde member of the cast.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_1331990c	comment	Puella Magi Madoka Magica: Mami Tomoe. Her hair and her eyes are gold. Her first name is also a Spanish word, her final shot is in Italian, and she was modeled after a western gunner. Word of God has confirmed that she isn't fully Japanese, but her exact ethnicity has yet to be revealed.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_1554a3a3	comment	Nurse Angel Ririka SOS: Ririka is blonde but doesn't count as she's Japanese (plus, her hair colour is plot related). When she finds a lost dog, his owner turns out to be an American named Edward, who has blond hair and speaks in both Japanese and English. It turns out to be a trap and "Edward" is actually a redheaded villain. It's never stated what country the one-shot character Gene is from, however he is a large-nosed, dark blond haired soccer player who peppers his speech with English.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_173fe05a	comment	THE iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls Starlight Stage has the blond, green-eyed Frederica Miyamoto as a member of LIPPS. Layla is a blue-eyed dark-skinned blond from Dubai, but her true ethnicity is as mysterious as her personality.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_199f1d8a	comment	Elza Saijo in Fate/Prototype: Fragments of Sky Silver is half-German and half-Japanese, so she has red hair and blue eyes. Her deceased son, Luca, inherited her hair color. (In fact, it's the exact same shade as Emiya Shirou's, which has led to fan speculation that Shirou is an alternate-universe version of Luca.)
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_1a4b3ea2	comment	Digimon: Yamato Ishida and Takeru Takaishi of Digimon Adventure and Digimon Adventure 02 are at least a quarter French — their maternal grandfather Michel is French — and are appropriately blond-haired and blue-eyed. Americans Michael and Wallace are also both blond-haired and blue-eyed. Alice McCoy of Digimon Tamers has blonde hair and blue eyes, as does her father Keith. Izumi Orimoto of Digimon Frontier is full Japanese, but lived in Italy since she was little and returned to Japan a year prior to the series. She has blonde hair, but her eyes are green rather than blue. Touma H. Norstein of Digimon Data Squad is half-Austrian on his father's side and is appropriately blond-haired and blue-eyed. Torajiro "Astra" Asuka from Digimon Universe: App Monsters is half-British on his mother's side and is appropriately blond-haired, though he has green eyes rather than blue.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_1bb6d4b5	comment	In Get Backers, we have Ban the (quarter) German with having blue eyes, and Hevn the American with blonde hair. Fair enough. Then again, when Ginji and Himiko hear that der Kaiser is German, they both automatically assume he is related to Ban. He is, but that's not the point.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_1bf2b0de	comment	Then there's Mello, a blond, blue eyed guy from Britain who moved to Los Angeles to join The Mafia.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_1cc0c1ee	comment	Dino from Blend-S is born in Italy, but still has blond hair and blue eyes (which still fits with the "foreigners are blond" stereotype). Maika even comments on it during her first run-in with him, but strangely never questions the blond, busty, blue-eyed (but Japanese) Kaho.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_1d532433	comment	Little Witch Academia: Diana Cavendish is a blonde, blue-eyed British girl. Amanda O' Neil is a Significant Green-Eyed Redhead of Irish-American background. TV series: Andrew Hanbridge fits the stereotype of British men as Tall, Dark, and Handsome with pale skin.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_1f0fe64e	comment	Monster, which is set in Germany, has many blonds with blue eyes, along with several Asian characters including the protagonist.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_1ffa9e7	comment	Now and Then, Here and There has the American Sara, who's blond and blue-eyed. It's actually a plot point since she gets mistaken for Lala-Ru.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_20eec977	comment	Story of Seasons: Story of Seasons averts this in most cases. The entire series takes place in Western towns in an unidentified country that resembles the Americas and occasionally Europe, with a lot of Japanese influence. Since the cast is western, it can't have every game plagued with blonds and red-heads. It's partially justified by the choice of giving potential partners a distinctive look. Each of the potential husbands and wives has different hair and eye colour. Usually, it became distinctive of their respective relatives. Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns went a bit overboard with this trope. It contains three towns: a wild-west town, a tropical town, and a traditional Japanese town. The western town, Westown, consists completely of blond people.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_2126592a	comment	Hilariously averted in Girls und Panzer, what with the cast having hair colors all over the place despite nearly the whole cast being Japanese. A chapter from Motto Love Love Sakusen has Kei wonder why Akebi of Duck Team isn't in Saunders after drawing attention to the fact that both of them are tall, blonde, blue-eyed and stacked, to which Anzu comments that they're both Japanese. The one exception is Pravda School's Clara, who is actually Russian and plays this trope straight anyway.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_21d6f4b8	comment	In Itaewon Class, everyone assumes Toni, who is black with long dreadlocks, is American — Yiseo even hires him primarily because she assumes he speaks English. Actually subverted. He's Guinean-Korean, identifies as Korean, and and doesn't speak any English (Guinea's primary European language is French).
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_25f6f1a0	comment	In Umineko: When They Cry, the Italian woman Beatrice Castiglioni has beautiful blond hair and blue eyes, and this carries over to her half-Japanese daughter.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_261c8d3f	comment	The Simpsons: Groundskeeper Willie is a redheaded Scot, as were his parents when they were younger, and (in the comic) his brother. All Willie's presumably Scottish football hooligan buddies in "The Cartridge Family" are also redheads. Mr. Burns, who's of Scottish ancestry, claims to have had strawberry blond hair in his youth. However, most flashbacks show him with brown hair, so itâ€™s likely a case of Depending on the Artist. Willie's Irish rival, Groundskeeper Seamus, also has red hair.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_269f5f7d	comment	Maid-Sama!: The male lead, Takumi Usui, is only part-English (his maternal grandfather is from Britain) yet he has blond hair and blue eyes — the Japanese characters usually assume that foreigners are blondes. However, it's actually something of a subversion: Takumi's half-brother, Gerald Walker, has black hair, yet he is actually 3/4 foreign (he shared Takumi's mixed mother and has a full-European father, who also has black hair).
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_2a8943c0	comment	Miraculous Ladybug: The trope is subverted with the two Italian characters: Lila Rossi is tan but with green eyes and reddish-brown hair, with the shade of her skin changing between episodes implying she's naturally paler than that and simply gets tans, while Gina Dupain is fair-skinned. This is quite common in Italy, as millennia of invasions and immigration from all around Europe and the Mediterranean created a great variability in skin tones and hair and eye colors.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_2f8201f1	comment	To make sure the audience gets that a very short scene is taking place in the US, Toradora! briefly focuses the camera on the roommate of the central character of that scene, a busty grey-eyed blonde.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_311f09cf	comment	Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns went a bit overboard with this trope. It contains three towns: a wild-west town, a tropical town, and a traditional Japanese town. The western town, Westown, consists completely of blond people.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_33b454ae	comment	Yo-kai Watch 3 takes place in America. The game features many blond Original Generation characters and "Americanized" versions of the previous youkai. Tomnyan, the American version of Series Mascot Jibanyan, is blond furred and blue eyed. Averted with Nate's human American friend Buck, who is a brunette.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_345a165d	comment	Blond-haired and blue-eyed Anthony is the personification of this trope as the American exchange student in Doki Doki School Hours. Of course, his Japanese is impeccable.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_380fb9ae	comment	The personifications of America, France, and Britain in Afganisu-tan all have blue eyes. Meriken and Britain have blond hair, while France has light red.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_39664c01	comment	Hiiro no Kakera has exactly two German women in it and both of them are blond.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_39d92b2f	comment	Alisa Bannings of Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha, from America. Fate, who has blond hair, was also able to pass herself off as a foreign student.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_3cc61f13	comment	We Bare Bears fanart that depicts the trio of bears as humans draw Panda as East Asian with pale skin and black hair, Ice Bear as Caucasian with pale skin, hair and eyes, and finally Grizzly as of black African descent with dark hair. Given that three are Chinese, Russian and North American respectively, these pieces of fanart fall into this trope, and became borderline Ascended Fanon in the actual show when their human counterparts were revealed and used the Phenotype Stereotype designs the fans tended to envision.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_3cc61f13	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_3cc61f13	featureConfidence	1.0
We Bare Bears	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_3cc61f13
Phenotype Stereotype / int_3ddddb25	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_3ddddb25	comment	Clay Bailey, the American monk from Xiaolin Showdown is a blond and blue-eyed cowboy. His sister, Jesse, also has blond hair and blue eyes. Averted by his father, though, who's a brunette.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_3ddddb25	featureApplicability	-1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_3ddddb25	featureConfidence	1.0
Xiaolin Showdown	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_3ddddb25
Phenotype Stereotype / int_3eb3a36f	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_3eb3a36f	comment	Irina Jelavic in Assassination Classroom is a tall Serbian woman with blond hair, pale skin and blue eyes, so as an assassin it's fitting that she's got the Sensual Slavs game down for her Femme Fatale approach.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_3eb3a36f	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_3eb3a36f	featureConfidence	1.0
Assassination Classroom (Manga)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_3eb3a36f
Phenotype Stereotype / int_41407f57	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_41407f57	comment	You're Under Arrest!: In one episode Natsumi befriends an American kid with green eyes, freckles, and blond hair. Somewhat subverted since he's half-Japanese.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_41407f57	featureApplicability	-0.3
Phenotype Stereotype / int_41407f57	featureConfidence	1.0
You're Under Arrest! (Manga)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_41407f57
Phenotype Stereotype / int_427f8a27	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_427f8a27	comment	Both Shinku and Adelaide from Dog Days have blonde hair and blue eyes. The former is half-British and the latter is implied to be French.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_427f8a27	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_427f8a27	featureConfidence	1.0
Dog Days	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_427f8a27
Phenotype Stereotype / int_42810c2c	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_42810c2c	comment	Either played straight or possibly slightly parodied in Angel Densetsu. Kitano's neighbors, introduced later in the manga, are an American guy married to a Japanese woman and their children. The guy is of course blond and Aryan looking and a "stupid gaijin" to boot. Their children are also blond and completely un-Japanese in appearance and it's even lampshaded by Ikuno, who is trying to tell him not to judge by appearances (not to be afraid of Kitano, naturally), notes that anyone looking at him wouldn't expect that he only speaks Japanese.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_42810c2c	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_42810c2c	featureConfidence	1.0
Angel Densetsu (Manga)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_42810c2c
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4382e364	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4382e364	comment	In Anohana The Flower We Saw That Day, Menma and her Russian mother Irene have pale gray hair and icy blue eyes, in contrast to the rest of the Japanese-looking cast.note Anaru has red hair, but she's a Gyaru Girl who probably dyes it.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4382e364	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4382e364	featureConfidence	1.0
Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_4382e364
Phenotype Stereotype / int_44fe781e	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_44fe781e	comment	Neon Genesis Evangelion has several examples: Part-German Asuka has red hair and blue eyes. Her mother was half-German and in at least one adaptation had blond hair. Most of the (all-Japanese) cast have brown or stylized black hair, like Misato's black which occasionally looks purple, except for Fuyutsuki (whose hair is grey with age), Rei (albino-like), Ritsuko Akagi (flashbacks make it clear she dyes her hair blonde), and Kaworu (albino-like Humanoid Abomination). Some of the Japanese characters sport non-Japanese eye coloring, including the aforementioned albino-like Rei and Kaworu because they weren't really regular humans to begin with. There's also Shinji's eyes, which are dark blue and which he seems to have gotten from his mother, Yui. The Classified Information revealed she was the daughter of a prominent member of SEELE; Fanon generally takes him to be one of the international members, or at least a Japanese man with foreign ancestry, to explain her blue eyes. Kensuke's hair is a lot lighter than one would expect a full-Japanese person's hair color to be. He also seems to have blue eyes. This has never been explained, but fans usually agree that he must have a foreign ancestor somewhere in his family line. There's also a scene in the second Rebuild of Evangelion movie, where the American division of NERV has people who look like they're of Nordic descent — blue eyes, light blond hair, and even detailed facial features associated with white people. But then you have Kaji standing right behind them looking like the only young, cool (not to mention bishonen) guy in the room.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_44fe781e	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_44fe781e	featureConfidence	1.0
Neon Genesis Evangelion	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_44fe781e
Phenotype Stereotype / int_45c1603d	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_45c1603d	comment	Isabelle of Paris takes place in 1870s France, and most characters are pale-skinned with chestnut brown hair, while the invading Prussians are almost always blonde or ashen-haired.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_45c1603d	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_45c1603d	featureConfidence	1.0
Isabelle of Paris	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_45c1603d
Phenotype Stereotype / int_479f38d7	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_479f38d7	comment	In Shining Song Starnova, the half-American, half-Japanese Julie Watanabe has blonde hair and blue eyes, and she uses her exotic looks to take advantage of gullible men through a Compensated Dating scheme near the start of the game. The epilogue of her route reveals that her hair is bleached; its natural colour is black.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_479f38d7	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_479f38d7	featureConfidence	1.0
Shining Song Starnova (Visual Novel)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_479f38d7
Phenotype Stereotype / int_47f7ea18	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_47f7ea18	comment	Fumio's grandfather in Saitama Chainsaw Shoujo looks, talks, and acts like John Wayne... assuming of course that John Wayne was a practitioner of Chainsaw-Fu.note He's implied to be Dennis Hopper's character from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
Phenotype Stereotype / int_47f7ea18	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_47f7ea18	featureConfidence	1.0
Saitama Chainsaw Shoujo (Manga)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_47f7ea18
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4912d16f	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4912d16f	comment	The Tokimeki Memorial series is guilty of this: the only two characters having the Blonde Hair/blue eyes combo in the series are Patricia McGrath of Tokimeki Memorial 1 Pocket, and Elisa Dolittle Naruse of Tokimeki Memorial 4. The first is an Eaglelander; the second a case of But Not Too Foreign.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4912d16f	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4912d16f	featureConfidence	1.0
Tokimeki Memorial (Visual Novel)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_4912d16f
Phenotype Stereotype / int_49a87cb3	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_49a87cb3	comment	Final Fantasy VII has the oddly red-skinned people of Cosmo Canyon (which is based on American Indian stereotypes). And of course Barret is a Mr. T lookalike.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_49a87cb3	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_49a87cb3	featureConfidence	1.0
Final Fantasy VII (Video Game)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_49a87cb3
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4b34e261	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4b34e261	comment	Kate from Sketchbook is a blue-eyed, blonde Canadian with a thick accent.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4b34e261	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4b34e261	featureConfidence	1.0
Sketchbook (Manga)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_4b34e261
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4d13b14e	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4d13b14e	comment	Max from the original Beyblade is half-American. Both him and his mom, Judy, are blue-eyed blonds and Max has freckles. As far as Max's concerned he's invoking the trope, as he actually admits he dyes his hair.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4d13b14e	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4d13b14e	featureConfidence	1.0
Beyblade	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_4d13b14e
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4e490baa	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4e490baa	comment	In Kara no Shoujo, Stella has blonde hair and blue eyes and is later stated to be the daughter of a Italian missionary with a Japanese woman. Unless her mother was also half-Japanese and passed down her recessive genes, Stella having those features would be very improbable in real life.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4e490baa	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4e490baa	featureConfidence	1.0
Kara no Shoujo (Visual Novel)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_4e490baa
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4f147fad	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4f147fad	comment	Also, minor character Hakuba, better known from the connecting series Magic Kaito, is half English, and has blond hair and blue eyes in the manga. In the anime, he is portrayed with darker hair and brown eyes, however.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4f147fad	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_4f147fad	featureConfidence	1.0
Magic Kaito (Manga)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_4f147fad
Phenotype Stereotype / int_51b6ba6c	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_51b6ba6c	comment	All Nazi enemies in Wolfenstein 3-D are stereotypically Aryan blue-eyed blondes. In fact, only one Nazi, Super-Soldier Trans GrÃ¶sse, doesn't have blond hair. The trope goes so far that the black hair of Mutants is understood by fans as signs that they were originally Allied POWs.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_51b6ba6c	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_51b6ba6c	featureConfidence	1.0
Wolfenstein 3-D (Video Game)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_51b6ba6c
Phenotype Stereotype / int_54913b79	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_54913b79	comment	A Dog of Flanders (1975) is set in Belgium. A good chunk of characters have blonde, dirty blonde or light blonde hair, and many (including Nello and Alois) have Innocent Blue Eyes.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_54913b79	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_54913b79	featureConfidence	1.0
A Dog of Flanders (1975)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_54913b79
Phenotype Stereotype / int_59215319	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_59215319	comment	Persona 2: This is the fulcrum of a lot of Lisa's internal conflict. Lisa is a naturalized Japanese citizen with an intense desire to assimilate into modern Japanese society, but can't because her stereotypically white American appearance means her peers immediately mark her as "a foreigner," despite Lisa having been denied American cultural markers by her parents, even English. In fact, her character development only really begins during the Aoba Park concert sequence where she, as the lead singer of MUSES, reluctantly admits to the audience that she doesn't know English.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_59215319	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_59215319	featureConfidence	1.0
Persona 2 (Video Game)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_59215319
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5921531a	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5921531a	comment	Persona 3: Bebe is a blond, blue-eyed French transfer student.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5921531a	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5921531a	featureConfidence	1.0
Persona 3 (Video Game)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_5921531a
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5921531c	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5921531c	comment	Persona 5: Ann Takamaki has blonde hair, blue eyes and pale skin to mark her as a quarter American. As with Lisa, the fact that she stands out with her steryotypical American looks makes her the subject of gossip, and she's who people turn to in order to get stuff translated to English, which unlike Lisa, she does know thanks thanks to having lived abroad. As a bonus, "Takamaki" is also a Finnish surname, and Ann too fits the stereotype of Finns being blond haired and blue eyed. Ann also willingly takes advantage of this trope to pose as a British royal in order to trick an enemy who believes her on apperance alone.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5921531c	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5921531c	featureConfidence	1.0
Persona 5 (Video Game)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_5921531c
Phenotype Stereotype / int_595dfd20	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_595dfd20	comment	This Ugly Yet Beautiful World has a character with orange, purple, pink, green, and blue hair, yet the only blonde is the American Jennifer Portman.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_595dfd20	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_595dfd20	featureConfidence	1.0
This Ugly Yet Beautiful World	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_595dfd20
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5b3f67f1	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5b3f67f1	comment	Psychic Squad had the Liberty Bells, a team of ESPers from Comerica. Ken McGwire, the male half of the team, fit this trope. Mary Ford, the other half of the team, was dark-skinned and white-haired.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5b3f67f1	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5b3f67f1	featureConfidence	1.0
Psychic Squad (Manga)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_5b3f67f1
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5b6b994	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5b6b994	comment	Heroman is set in America and has a blond-ish protagonist with a blonde crush. There are quite a few subversions though, such as Joey's Ambiguously Brown best friend Psy.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5b6b994	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5b6b994	featureConfidence	1.0
Heroman	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_5b6b994
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5b8afa32	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5b8afa32	comment	In The King of Braves GaoGaiGar, we have the American-born 3G Bridge Bunny Swan White. Blond-haired and blue-eyed, she even speaks Japanese in a clumsy, amateurish fashion compared to the Japanese crew members. Later on, we meet her brother Stallion, who's been working with the American counterpart to 3G and is as blue-eyed and blond as his sister.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5b8afa32	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5b8afa32	featureConfidence	1.0
GaoGaiGar	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_5b8afa32
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5c600b17	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5c600b17	comment	Yamato Ishida and Takeru Takaishi of Digimon Adventure and Digimon Adventure 02 are at least a quarter French — their maternal grandfather Michel is French — and are appropriately blond-haired and blue-eyed. Americans Michael and Wallace are also both blond-haired and blue-eyed.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5c600b17	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5c600b17	featureConfidence	1.0
Digimon Adventure	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_5c600b17
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5c807701	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5c807701	comment	Kodocha's half-American has blue eyes. This is even more noticeable because every other (Japanese) character in the show has brown eyes.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5c807701	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5c807701	featureConfidence	1.0
Kodocha (Manga)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_5c807701
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5ce3fc86	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5ce3fc86	comment	Liz and Patty from Soul Eater are both Americans (New Yorkers, in fact) and are blonde and blue-eyed. Though blonde/very light-brown-haired Maka's exact ethnicity is never really specified besides being at least partially Japanese, her surname is "Albarn" (which points to her being at least part Anglo-Saxon).
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5ce3fc86	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5ce3fc86	featureConfidence	1.0
Soul Eater (Manga)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_5ce3fc86
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5eb346d4	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5eb346d4	comment	Ana in Strawberry Marshmallow is British, so of course she is depicted as having light blond hair and blue eyes (much to the delight of Nobue). Her last name "Coppola" is actually Italian though, but probably sounded foreign enough — not to mention funny to Japanese ears (and hey, it's not impossible that her family moved to Britain from Italy). Italians (and most Europeans) have been immigrating to Britain for over two centuries (though less significantly than to the United States): Antonio Panizzi devised the basis for all modern library classification schemes as Chief Librarian of the British Museum in the 1850s. For a more modern example, Tony Iommi, the lead guitarist of Black Sabbath.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5eb346d4	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_5eb346d4	featureConfidence	1.0
Strawberry Marshmallow (Manga)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_5eb346d4
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6196490	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6196490	comment	Ghost in the Shell: The trope is thoroughly wrung out (used, subverted and inverted). Dr. Willis from America has a strong jawline and blonde hair. The CIA agents in the episode "Jungle Cruise" are so stereotypically Japanese the Japanese main characters wonder if they're for real. Various other Russians, Americans, Israelis, Brits, Chinese and Germans also appear, with their own range of hair and skin colours, including a black Brit.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6196490	featureApplicability	-0.3
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6196490	featureConfidence	1.0
Ghost in the Shell (Franchise)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_6196490
Phenotype Stereotype / int_62a7de21	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_62a7de21	comment	Azumanga Daioh both uses and subverts this trope. After teasing Kagura for her failed attempt to talk to a visiting foreigner, Yukari attempts to show off her English skills by bothering another similarly 'obvious'-looking anglophone... then runs away when she finds out he's German.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_62a7de21	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_62a7de21	featureConfidence	1.0
Azumanga Daioh (Manga)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_62a7de21
Phenotype Stereotype / int_64dc9897	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_64dc9897	comment	Catherine of Aragon in real life had strawberry blonde hair, fair skin, and blue eyes. In The Tudors she has dark hair because she's, ya know, Spanish. She does have pale-ish skin and blue eyes though, which is a darn sight (no pun intended) better than most depictions that go dark on all three features.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_64dc9897	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_64dc9897	featureConfidence	1.0
The Tudors	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_64dc9897
Phenotype Stereotype / int_656e8d31	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_656e8d31	comment	In RahXephon the Alpha Squadron plays this straight with Cathy, the hot-tempered, rock-and-roll playing American, but averts the trope with Elvy who is Indonesian and Jean-Patrick who possibly supposed to be either African or French.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_656e8d31	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_656e8d31	featureConfidence	1.0
RahXephon	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_656e8d31
Phenotype Stereotype / int_671d6c5c	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_671d6c5c	comment	HuGtto! Pretty Cure: Henri Wakamiya has blonde hair and blue eyes to signify his half-French heritage.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_671d6c5c	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_671d6c5c	featureConfidence	1.0
HuGtto! Pretty Cure	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_671d6c5c
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6744d821	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6744d821	comment	Luz from The Owl House is specified as being of Afro-Latino descent and is shown as having darker skin than her Caucasian classmates back on Earth (but lighter than her mother). Justified by the fact that she's based off of a real person (Luz Batista, a friend of the show's creator) who has a similar complexion.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6744d821	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6744d821	featureConfidence	1.0
The Owl House	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_6744d821
Phenotype Stereotype / int_676e5ff6	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_676e5ff6	comment	In Burn The Witch (2018), both the main protagonists fall into this: British Ninny is blonde and green-eyed, while half-Japanese Noel is black-haired. Downplayed for the rest of the cast in that the story takes place in London, so multiple hair colors are seen throughout the series.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_676e5ff6	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_676e5ff6	featureConfidence	1.0
Burn The Witch (2018) (Manga)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_676e5ff6
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6815e5fe	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6815e5fe	comment	THE iDOLM@STER: SideM has the Italian-Japanese Mario Ando as a candidate for the New Idol Discovery Project, who comes with the prerequisite blond hair. This is also played with using Rui, who is blond but ethnically Japanese like other members of the iM@S verse, but also teaches English, uses it in his dialogue, and refers to himself as "Michael" on occasion. Played completely straight with Pierre, who is a foreigner who comes from a vaguely defined country only referred to as "over there," and is blond.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6815e5fe	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6815e5fe	featureConfidence	1.0
THE iDOLM@STER: SideM (Video Game)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_6815e5fe
Phenotype Stereotype / int_68318e20	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_68318e20	comment	Pretty Series: Pretty Rhythm Aurora Dream: Mion Takamine has blonde hair and blue eyes through her presumably Italian father, Pietro. Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live: Mary Fukuhara is an American with blonde hair and blue eyes, the latter of which her son and granddaughter inherit.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_68318e20	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_68318e20	featureConfidence	1.0
Pretty Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_68318e20
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6d6775af	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6d6775af	comment	In an episode of The Windsors, Prince William wanders onto a stereotypical Scottish Highland farm and encounters a stereotypical-looking Highlander with deep red hair. It's actually (sandy blonde) Nicola Sturgeon wearing a red wig as part of her "holiday persona."
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6d6775af	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6d6775af	featureConfidence	1.0
The Windsors	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_6d6775af
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6f1d9716	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6f1d9716	comment	In Issue 10 of Teen Girl Squad, all three of the Scottish guys who randomly show up at The Ugly One's party have big red beards.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6f1d9716	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6f1d9716	featureConfidence	1.0
Teen Girl Squad (Web Animation)	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_6f1d9716
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6f6c1eb7	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6f6c1eb7	comment	Touma H. Norstein of Digimon Data Squad is half-Austrian on his father's side and is appropriately blond-haired and blue-eyed.
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6f6c1eb7	featureApplicability	1.0
Phenotype Stereotype / int_6f6c1eb7	featureConfidence	1.0
Digimon Data Squad	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_6f6c1eb7
Phenotype Stereotype / int_7041cf12	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype / int_7041cf12	comment	Subverted with Hayasaka in Kaguya-sama: Love Is War, who has blonde hair and blue eyes, but is actually a quarter Irish (which would normally be depicted with red hair). Then again, Shirogane also has blonde hair and blue eyes and he's 100% Japanese (Word of God says that it's artistic license).
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_73d660e	comment	Lucky Star's Patricia Martin has reddish blonde hair, and is notable for being unable to say her own name.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_74aab514	comment	Played with concerning the foreign ships in KanColle: Many of the Kriegsmarine ship girls are blonde, blue-eyed and busty, saving the petite Z1 Lebrecht Maass. Prinz Eugen and Z3 Max Shultz (green-eyed light redhead and brown-eyed brunette, respectively) avert the trope, however. The first few USN girls, like Iowa and Fletcher, play it straight by being curvy blue-eyed blondes (though Iowa has an excuse in that her design is based on wartime pin-up posters), but later USN girls have a variety of builds and hair/eye colors. Ro-500 is depicted as blue-eyed and light blond thanks to her real-life counterpart being a remodeled German U-boat. When the game released that earlier form, U-511, we also see she was very pale and serious. The Royal Navy ships are mostly blonde and blue-eyed, with redheaded (but still blue-eyed) Ark Royal being the only exception. The Russian ship Gangut is fittingly an albino with pale skin and hair alongside red eyes. Averted completely with the Regia Marina vessels, which run the spectrum from brunette to redheaded, to blonde, to silver. Going by stereotypes, the only blonde is Luigi Torelli and the only tan one is Libeccio.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_75972e28	comment	Rival Schools plays this partly for laughs like all its exaggerated tropes from old-school shounen mangas. All three American students have blond hair and blue eyes... including the token black guy.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_797793b1	comment	In Shaman King, Magical Native American Silva actually has the closest to mongoloid features in mukokuseki; he has (ridiculously) slanted eyes, even though real Indians (with the exception of Inuit) often don't even have the epicanthic fold. Oddly, he's built like a bara character.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_79d01256	comment	In Cat Planet Cuties, the character Jack (actually a woman, Jack just being her initials) dresses in full barely covering cowgirl gear, extremely buxom, long blond hair and is always seen eating fast food.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_7adfbf62	comment	One of the protagonists of Flower Flower is a blonde haired girl with green eyes. She comes from a fictional country called "Adingala" which seems European.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_7dcc80c6	comment	Justified in Chrono Crusade. Rosette and Joshua Christopher are Americans with blond hair and blue eyes... but the anime is set in America, and characters with other realistic shades of hair for white people show up as well, such as a redheaded German and a brunette woman. In fact, there are far more brunettes in the series than blonds.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_7fba9cb1	comment	Show up in the second trilogy of The Powder Mage Trilogy in the Palo and they Dynize. These two ethnicities are related, every single one of them has red hair. The text even points out from time to time about their gatherings being filled only with redheads.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_7fd9c884	comment	Girls of the Wild's has the blond, blue eyed Charles Wilds.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_80b01c30	comment	Hanaukyō Maid Team: La Verite features two American characters, both of which are blond and have bright green eyes.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_815220e8	comment	Transformers: Armada (which was Japan-made but apparently set in America) has the blonde-haired blue-eyed Rad as the de facto leader of the human sidekicks. His best friend Carlos is...well, a walking Hispanic-American stereotype.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_849c004b	comment	Kaiten Mutenmaru: Shinobu Kajika, Shinuka To'omotta, Crocell Xylel, Mackerel, Anchor Web, Sister Meer, and Anchor Sam have blonde hair, along with blue eyes in the cases of the last five, to emphasize their American origins.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_8510ec0c	comment	Please Teacher!: While it's not brought up in-series, Huge Schoolgirl Kaede Misumi has red hair and freckles. Word of God is that she is one-quarter Irish.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_855fd453	comment	In Brave10, amongst all the Japanese characters is Ana, a blonde-haired blue-eyed Russian.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_86061aff	comment	Vert's design in Neptunia is based on the American Stereotype of being Blonde, Blue Eyed and Busty. Justified in that she is the Anthropomorphic Personification of the Xbox 360, the only console that belongs to an American-based company.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_8637da1	comment	In Fate/Requiem, Voyager is speculated by Erice to be the Little Prince from the story of the same name, and if not him, his author Antoine de Saint-ExupÃ©ry. As both the author and story are French, both would fit with the "Blonde, blue-eyed Frenchman" stereotype. It turns out to be more of a general "Blonde, blue-eyed foreigner" stereotype; Voyager's the Anthropomorphic Personification of the American space probe, but took on some aspects of the French story as to better appeal to his Master.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_867ca68c	comment	Kiniro Mosaic plays the basic trope straight but averted the extended characteristics. The two English girls — Alice and the mixed Japanese-English Karen — are both blonde and blue-eyed, something the title, meaning Golden Mosaic, refers to. However, Alice is short by Japanese standards, and Karen is only taller than her in the main cast. In addition, Alice's and Karen's personalities do not much the Japanese perspective of a British character stereotype. note Japanese anime and manga often portray British characters are Jerkass Deadpan Snarkers. Hanayamata's case is similar to the case above. Hannah, an American, is blonde and blue-eyed — but shorter than the main character, Naru.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_88fce462	comment	Averted with Angel, from The King of Fighters series, who is a fair-skinned, white-haired buxom woman who happens to be from Mexico. And nope, not even a sombrero in sight. Otherwise quite a few characters play it straight, with the Bogard brothers, Blue Mary and Geese Howard being blond, blue-eyed Americans (Clark Still is also a blond, but since he's always wearing sunglasses, there's no consensus on his eye color, while Rock Howard's eyes are a rather unnatural shade of red), Heavy D!, Lucky Glauber being black Americans (as well as Duck King and Seth, who seem to dye their hair — what with the latter's dark-colored beard contrasting with the white tuft of hair on his head), and on the "blond, blue-eyed European" subject, we have Billy Kane (British), King (French) and Rugal and his children (German), while Chris provides another noticeable aversion by being a dark-haired Swede. Despite being nominally a Mukokuseki, Benimaru Nikaido also falls into this because him being a natural blond is said to be due to him having American ancestry.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_8a933558	comment	In Kill Me Baby this appears to be the case with Sonya, who has blond hair and blue eyes, although her background is shrouded in mystery.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_8ba4613a	comment	Death Note: Misa, who is also entirely Japanese, has blonde hair, but it's explicitly dyed. Then there's Mello, a blond, blue eyed guy from Britain who moved to Los Angeles to join The Mafia.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_8da0ea80	comment	PokÃ©mon Red and Blue has the blond blue-eyed "Lightning American," Lt. Surge.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_8ee238c9	comment	Persona: Persona 2: This is the fulcrum of a lot of Lisa's internal conflict. Lisa is a naturalized Japanese citizen with an intense desire to assimilate into modern Japanese society, but can't because her stereotypically white American appearance means her peers immediately mark her as "a foreigner," despite Lisa having been denied American cultural markers by her parents, even English. In fact, her character development only really begins during the Aoba Park concert sequence where she, as the lead singer of MUSES, reluctantly admits to the audience that she doesn't know English. Persona 3: Bebe is a blond, blue-eyed French transfer student. Persona 5: Ann Takamaki has blonde hair, blue eyes and pale skin to mark her as a quarter American. As with Lisa, the fact that she stands out with her steryotypical American looks makes her the subject of gossip, and she's who people turn to in order to get stuff translated to English, which unlike Lisa, she does know thanks thanks to having lived abroad. As a bonus, "Takamaki" is also a Finnish surname, and Ann too fits the stereotype of Finns being blond haired and blue eyed. Ann also willingly takes advantage of this trope to pose as a British royal in order to trick an enemy who believes her on apperance alone.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_9085e35d	comment	My Hero Academia: Two Heroes: Melissa Shield is from America, has blond hair, aqua green eyes, and is taller than the Japanese cast. Izuku initially mistakes her for being actually related to All Might when they first meet. Cow Lady is an American with blond hair and blue eyes.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_9321b7f4	comment	Kamen Rider 555 has a black American called Mr. J, a villain who is quite big and doesn't have much hair.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_93fdfb22	comment	Characters are from all over the world and they, for the most part, have varied physical appearances that would seem appropriate to their nationalities (although Sagat must have had a rather excitable pituitary gland, and doesn't look the least bit Southeast Asian). It still shows a disproportionate number of blond Americans, since only Americans who aren't blond are Guy (of Asian descent), Balrog (Black), Poison (pink hair, natural color unknown,) Sodom (always masked, although it can be seen on his Alpha 3 artwork that he has blue eyes — another side of the stereotype, which also plays up the Occidental Otaku trope for him) and Crimson Viper (implied to be mixed, possibly of Latino heritage). They're outnumbered by the blond Ken, Guile, Charlie, Cody, Alex, Rufus, G, and Lucia, though it's All There in the Manual that Ken dyes his hair.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_950548a2	comment	Muv-Luv does this whenever it can. For instance, Cryska and Inia are white haired Russians, Stella is a tall Swede with light hair, eyes and skin while Tarisa is the complete opposite, a short Nepali with dark hair, eyes and skin.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_960062b7	comment	My Hero Academia: Subverted with All Might. His blonde hair and blue eyes fit his Westernized All-American Face image, but he's actually Japanese. The Japanese Yaoyorozu is an elegant Yamato Nadeshiko with pale skin and dark hair, holding onto the ideal of female Japanese beauty while quirks have caused Japanese people to naturally develop pigmentations that aren't native to the nation. Her only subversion of this trope is being slightly taller than even a lot of the boys in her class given that a tall height signifies western heritage in anime and manga. Pony Tsunotori has blonde hair and blue-green eyes to signify her half-American heritage. The Vigilantes spin off prequel manga has Captain Celebrity, a hero with blond hair and a buff western styled image that is actually American unlike All Might.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_9688ee61	comment	Ouran High School Host Club: The half-French Tamaki has the typical look. In fact, his extremely violet eyes often appear to be fluorescent. His hair was originally brown but the anime made it blond, and subsequently, the manga followed. Also, Umehito Nekozawa, who is of Russian descent and has blond hair and blue eyes. However his eyes and hair are hidden under a black (well, green) wig and black cloak at almost all times.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_97160d12	comment	Planetes. Fee is American, but has darker hair and skin than either of the Japanese characters (she's explicitly black in the manga, and from the Deep South at that), and the Arab and South American characters also have realistic complexions. On the other hand, the Russian Yuri and German Edel both have blonde hair and green eyes.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_984757ed	comment	Marnie from When Marnie Was There has blonde hair and blue eyes. It fits her though, and puts her at contrast with the brunette (but equally blue-eyed) Anna (who is multiracial as Marnie is her grandmother).
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_9a67b688	comment	Case Closed: This trope is evident for Vermouth and Jodie, but subverted by James Black, who has black hair. Also, minor character Hakuba, better known from the connecting series Magic Kaito, is half English, and has blond hair and blue eyes in the manga. In the anime, he is portrayed with darker hair and brown eyes, however.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_9ebcbe8c	comment	Ayase from Okane ga Nai is described as "mixed race," his blonde hair and blue eyes making him seem a foreigner. In the manga it is explained via flashbacks that this is one of the reasons why he was discriminated against while growing up. His amazingly fey looks and occasional crossdressing did not help either.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_9ed2e8b5	comment	Azur Lane initially had one Russian shipgirl in the form of Avrora, and she's of course given white hair, blue eyes, and pale skin. Later updates added more Russian/Soviet shipgirls, with Gangut, Sovetskaya Rossiya, and Stremitelny in particular being portrayed as albino-esque. The other Soviet shipgirls aren't quite as stereotypical in appearance, but are still universally pale-skinned and tend towards light-colored hair and eyes (with the exception of dark-haired Pamiat Merkuria).
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_9f3561fe	comment	Gravitation: Yuki was shunned by his father for looking "too American." Shuichi's American manager "K" is a deliberate sendup: handsome, straight-forward, carries a gun everywhere he goes, and is usually addressed "Mister K."
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_9f89a5f0	comment	PokÃ©mon: PokÃ©mon Red and Blue has the blond blue-eyed "Lightning American," Lt. Surge. However, Morty, Agatha, Glacia, Greta, Volkner, Palmer, Barry, and Cynthia are clearly not American. Glacia is a blue-eyed blonde from an unspecified region so it's possible she still counts. Her Japanese name, "Prim," isn't associated with any country. Unova, which based on New York, has its fair share of blonds. It's Averted in a lot of cases. Most of them are NPCs, and the only four of significance are Elesa, Caitlin, Bianca and Colress. Caitlin's hair is light brown in her Generation IV appearance, so she might use dye. Elesa also has black hair in the sequel, which means either she dyed it black or her blond hair was dyed. Aarune from PokÃ©mon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire is Unova born and a blond. Orre, which is based on Arizona, also averts this in many cases. Wes, the protagonist, is a dark-skinned blond while his best friend Rui is a redhead. Kalos, which is based on France, seems to have a sizable amount of blonds (both player characters can be blond — and Viola, Korrina, Clemont, and Siebold are all blond as well). However, like Unova, there are many aversions. There are also many dark-skinned NPCs and two dark-skinned Gym Leaders — Olympia, who is tan, and Grant, who is black. The Galar region has one gym leader, Kabu, that is explicitly said to have immigrated from Hoenn (based on Japan's Kyushu region). He's the one with the dour face, greying black hair, and small eyes — which is played with, as these are all qualities that no person in the rest of Hoenn has at once.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_9fa7d06a	comment	Kaere Kimura from Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei, who's a stereotype in more ways than one; she has blue eyes, blonde hair, and she'll sue you at a moment's notice. It should be noted that Kaere is actually Japanese, but she spent some years studying abroad and came back a little different. It should also be noted that the entire series is built upon cliches and stereotypes, including the personalities of all the characters. Her fitting this trope was definitely intentional.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_a037ae41	comment	Rin, who's part-European, averts this trope with regards to hair color, but she and her father Tokiomi as well as Rin's sister, Sakura, all get aqua blue eyes. You only get to glimpse the last in Fate/Zero, however.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_a4ff8e01	comment	Fate/Grand Order: Of the US Servants introduced, four of them (Billy the Kid, Paul Bunyan, Abigail Williams, and Calamity Jane) are blonde, with Nikola Tesla and Geronimo serving as the few brunettes of the group on account of being also counted as a European Servant and the sole Native American respectively. Only Bunyan doesn't have blue eyes (even Geronimo has them), instead sporting eyes as yellow as her hair. Thomas Edison is a whole different story, what with being summoned as a superhero lion-man and all. EMIYA Alter is initially mistaken for a black man from Detroit by Tamamo-no-Mae due to his dark skin and Scary Black Man demeanor. Considering he's an Alternate Self of a man who is ethnically Japanese (who also doesn't fall into the typical Japanese phenotype), this couldn't be further from the truth. Played with in regards to the Indian Servants; only three of them (Ashwatthama, Arjuna and his Alter self) are as swarthy as the stereotype implies, and even then Ashwatthama is a dark-skinned redhead. The others are as pale as they come (Karna, Rama/Sita) or possessing the body of various Japanese women (Parvati, Kama, and Ganesha). Zig-Zagged with Scheherazade. While being dark skinned would fit the non-Middle Eastern steryotype of people from Iran having dark skin, hair and eyes, within the Middle East itself, people from Iran are seen as always paler than their neighbours.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_a54eef52	comment	Hetalia: Axis Powers is hit hard with this trope — justified, since the characters are supposed to be walking stereotypes. Every country (except Lithuania and Hungary) north of Austria is blonde, getting paler and paler until one hits the platinum blonde-haired Russia, Belarus, Finland, and the stark white-haired Iceland, which is exaggeration of Truth in Television since the percentages of blonds goes up the higher North you go, as shown by a blond map of Europe◊. And all of them, this time including Hungary and Lithuania, have blue, green, or purple eyes. Hungary having green eyes is a bit of Truth in Television, as Hungary and Turkey are tied for having the highest percentage of green eyes of any country in the world: 20% each. The North American brothers are similarly blonde-haired and blue-eyed. Some micronations avert this; Molossia (American micronation) has black hair. Hutt River and Wy (Australian micronations) have brown hair and brown eyes. Ladonia (Swedish micronation) is the first red-haired character. This might be a sign there will be less Phenotype Stereotype in the future.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_a54f06e2	comment	Lucy-May of the Southern Rainbow: The anime centers around British settlers to Australia in the 1800s, and many characters of English descent have brown hair (or blonde in the case of Pettywell). In stark contrast, the Aboriginal Australian characters have very dark, curly, afro-like hair.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_a6543322	comment	Averted in Touhou Project, where a vast majority of characters are East Asian. A number of characters are blonde (Yuugi Hoshiguma, a Statuesque Stunner oni, Suwako Moriya, a frog goddess and Ran Yakumo, a kitsune; as Japanese a monster can get). Parsee Mizuhashi, known for her jealous green eyes, is described as a Persian bridge youkai. Others have Western names but are never shown as anything other than Japanese (Marisa Kirisame is often described as oriental, Alice Margatroid the puppeteer and doll collector is a servant from Makai, the world of demons, Maribel Hearn is possibly the past version of Yukari Yakumo (a Reality Warper) and comes from an Alternate Universe Japan). Maribel is not Japanese but her ethnicity is never confirmed. Three Chinese characters show up, one red-haired with blue eyes (Meiling), one blue-haired with blue eyes (Seiga) or blonde with red eyes (Junko). Perhaps reminiscent with Clownpiece, a blonde fairy wearing American flag clothes... because it reminds the Lunarians of the times people landed on the Moon, which seriously messed up the Moon as being a place of purity untouchable by mortals (American fans, of course, have given her the typical 'murican personality). She's actually a lampad, a madness-inducing spirit from Greek myth, brought over by her boss Hecatia (whose hair cycles between red, blue and yellow). The closest it gets is with the lost poltergeist Kana Anaberal (described as a European girl), who has yellow hair and yellow eyes. Flandre Scarlet (also supposedly of European Descent) also has yellow hair but her sister has blue to purple hair.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_aaa65d7e	comment	There's also a scene in the second Rebuild of Evangelion movie, where the American division of NERV has people who look like they're of Nordic descent — blue eyes, light blond hair, and even detailed facial features associated with white people. But then you have Kaji standing right behind them looking like the only young, cool (not to mention bishonen) guy in the room.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_ab15dc9	comment	Pet Shop of Horrors has Leon and Chris. Leon, who is blond, blue-eyed and aggressive, is designed to be an example of Americans and American/Western philosophy, a foil to the clearly Eastern Count D. The show otherwise takes place in a fairly diversely colored Los Angeles.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_abf4c9b3	comment	Dead or Alive: Frenchwoman Helena is light-skinned and very blond with blue eyes. Half-Japanese/Half-German Hitomi averts the stereotype of Germans being depicted as blondes and is instead depicted as having brown hair and green eyes. English woman Christie has white hair and La Mariposa/Lisa is designed to look like a dark-skinned, likely mixed-African woman. And Tina Armstrong, an American blonde note though she appeared as a brunette in the first game and it's explained that she bleaches and dyes her hair who, when the game contains English voice-acting, has a Texan accent and she also has multiple outfits that somehow involve the American flag, either by depicting it on it or having an article of clothing have its pattern.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_afdde82a	comment	In I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level, Azusa became a fair-skinned, blue-eyed blonde Cute Witch in a Medieval European Fantasy universe after reincarnation.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_b278b682	comment	The Russian Vladimir from Shounen Note has blond hair and blue eyes, which contrasts with Yutaka's black hair but equally blue eyes. Vladimir does have some Japanese in him though, from his grandmother's side.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_b73d4c5b	comment	Katri, Girl of the Meadows is set in in 1900s Finland, so a lot of characters have extremely pale skin, blonde hair and light blue eyes.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_b7c37594	comment	Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid has Chloe, a blonde-haired blue-eyed girl from Minnesota. William and Emily (who are presumably British) also appear to have blonde hair and blue eyes, though it's difficult to tell due to them not having official color pallets.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_b98da5d2	comment	In Love Hina, the American Sarah McDougal has blonde hair and blue eyes. Lampshaded a little when she tells Motoko, "Kaolla and I are not Japanese!"
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_b9b796cf	comment	The Heroic Spirit Gilgamesh in Fate/stay night (and Fate/Zero) is pale-skinned and blond. Uruk lay within the borders of modern-day Iraq, and that combination of phenotypes would have been extremely unusual to say the least. Could be justified by his Semi-Divine origin, though that would raise some Unfortunate Implications, though a steryotype within the Middle East itself is that Levantines are lighter skinned, eyed and haired anyway, but even Fate/Grand Order has much of the common people of Uruk as the typical tanned Iraqi. Most of the other Servants in the game subvert the trope, in part to make it harder to guess their true names. The only one who plays it straight of the summoned group is Saber, a blonde, blue-eyed woman being the King of the Britons in origin. Rin, who's part-European, averts this trope with regards to hair color, but she and her father Tokiomi as well as Rin's sister, Sakura, all get aqua blue eyes. You only get to glimpse the last in Fate/Zero, however. Rin's rival Luviagelita Edelfelt in Fate/hollow ataraxia is a blonde, buxom Finn, though she has brown eyes.note Which raises questions about whether Rin got her blue eyes from her own Edelfelt ancestor... Also a very Japanese Noblewoman's Laugh. Hollow ataraxia also gives us Bazett Fraga McRemitz, who skirts this trope: She's Irish and her hair is red-violet rather than a realistic red. Given that stay night was guilty of Hair Color Dissonance, Bazett may be intended as a normal redhead.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_bd618e73	comment	Kujou from Gosick is called Dark Reaper partly because of his black hair which the students from Sauville see as uncommon. In actuality, black hair (often called "raven hair") is not uncommon among Europeans, especially around the Mediterranean (Sauville is said to border Italy â€” which could make this an example of ignorance or oversight on the part of the author); Victorique specifically mentions that their classmates are just bored and stupid (although, she thinks almost everyone is stupid) and that Kujou just happened to fit the description of the latest horror story being passed around.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_bdae670d	comment	Zig-zagged in Yuri!!! on Ice, where many of the figure skaters are from different countries. Some characters hit their national stereotypes (eg. Russians Victor Nikiforov and Yuri Plisetsky have pale hair and light eyes but lithe builds), but others don't (eg. American Leo de la Iglesia isn't a blond and blue-eyed white guy but a dark-skinned, dark-haired Mexican-American).
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_bdbcdadf	comment	In Neither a Bird nor a Plane, it's Deku!, Izuku is astonished by how tall Mercy is, initially mistaking her for a teacher. Then he remembers that she's American, so it's only natural that she'd be tall.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_c233dc95	comment	Mariya and his sister from Mariaâ€ Holic have some Italian genes in them, and are blonds.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_c27b3500	comment	Despite Senpai Club being an Affectionate Parody of anime and using several cliches, this one is averted. The half-Japanese, half-American Nelly Smith has brown hair and reddish-brown eyes (though her father is a blonde and her mother has black hair). Nelly does have a thick accent though. Her friend ??? does have blond hair and blue eyes but seems Japanese, but then again she never even speaks so it's hard to tell.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_c326acd9	comment	The third season of Inazuma Eleven tends to zig-zag this trope. The captain of the America team, Mark, is blond and blue-eyed. His best friend Dylan is also blond, but his eyes are never seen. Ichinose and Domon aren't blonds, but they're of Japanese ethnicity. But there are also members in their team who aren't blond, neither are Fideo (Italian's team's captain, though one of his teammates, Angelo, is) nor Edgar (England's team's captain). There's also Aphrodi, who is blond despite being at least partially Korean note (one that lives in Japan, which still makes him fully Asian. Also, Asian characters in general don't look very much so. Argentinian Terres, as well as all Brazilians, are dark-skinned, but other Argentinians are not.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_c34f83b2	comment	Sonia Nevermind from Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair is a princess from the fictional European country of Novoselic. She's tall, the third tallest girl in the series at 174cm/5'8.5" and is blond with blue eyes.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_c35714d6	comment	Blackadder: Scottish characters are generally portrayed as redheads. Dougal MacAngus, Duke of Argyle, in series 1. Series 3 has a cameo by Edmund Blackadder's Scottish cousin MacAdder, who is identical to Edmund except that Rowan Atkinson wears a red wig while playing him. In Blackadder Back & Forth, the ancient Scots (who appear to have wandered over from the set of Braveheart) are, as Centurion Blaccadicus puts it, "ginger maniacs" with "huge orange beards."
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_c3a37307	comment	Elizabeth "Liz" K. Strawberryfield from Kamen no Maid Guy, from England.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_c4076b9e	comment	Played with in Gunslinger Girl, which takes place in Italy. Henrietta has brown hair and her handler black. The blondes are Triela (who is from a North African country) and Rico, while Claes and Angelica both have black hair. Petra is Russian and was originally blonde but her appearance was greatly altered when she became a cyborg, along with her hair becoming red.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_c8d285ca	comment	Bell from Jagaaaaaan is half-American, so you can guess what color her hair is.note Blonde
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_c8da904d	comment	In Future GPX Cyber Formula, several of the characters have those: the British Clair Fortran (light blond hair, blue eyes, light skinned), the American Jackie Gudelhian (dark blond hair, blue eyes) and the Austrian Karl Lichter von Randoll (blond hair, green eyes, light skinned).
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_cae588dc	comment	Torajiro "Astra" Asuka from Digimon Universe: App Monsters is half-British on his mother's side and is appropriately blond-haired, though he has green eyes rather than blue.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_cb6abea3	comment	Bandit Keith from Yu-Gi-Oh! actually started the trope of Wearing a Flag on Your Head because of how American he is.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_ccf23308	comment	In Katamari Damacy, one of the characters you can roll up is a fat blond man with an American flag on his shirt. His name is, of course, "American Guy." He's even fatter than the sumo wrestlers. Hilariously, he also wears a ball-cap, has glasses and is bearded. He looks like Michael Moore (who has worn American flag shirts before).
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_ce9c80bf	comment	In the Slam Dunk 3rd OAV, a half-American player named Michael Okita came to Japan and joined the Ryoukufu team. His eyes are blue and his hair is blond, of course.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_ced06ac3	comment	Puerto Rico Strong: In the autobiographical short comic Blame It On 'Rico, Tito is Puerto Rican. When he moves to Rio de Janeiro, he runs into this stereotype. One guy even says he must be Mexican, not American because he isn't a blue-eyed blond.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_cf3e7a82	comment	Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman were all designed to conform to the same ideal attractive Anglo-Saxon phenotype: tall, fair-skined, physically fit, glossy straight black hair, deep-sunk blue eyes, straight narrow noses, long faces, prominent chins. This results in the odd situation of three people, only one of whom is an actual human being, who could easily pass for siblings. This could actually count as an inversion in Wonder Woman's case, as she's supposed to be linked to the Greeks, who are generally of average stature, brown-haired, brown-eyed, medium-faced, and tan-skinned with wavy or curly hair. Similarly; Connor Kent, Donna Troy, Dick Grayson, Tim Drake, and Damian Wayne also fit that same phenotype.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_cfa17e22	comment	Marie Chupacabra W. Whitebear from Penguin Musume, from America. Has a bit of Red Eyes, Take Warning too.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_d27c007d	comment	Kill la Kill: According to the light novel, Gamagoori's dark-skinned blond looks are how he knew his father was a foreign man — possibly American. His huge build is attributed to his heritage as well.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_d2bb929d	comment	The Soul series, meanwhile, has a strange subversion in the Greek Alexander family, whose members (Sophitia, Cassandra, Patroklos, and Pyrrha), like Lili of Tekken, have platinum blond hair and clear blue eyes. Greeks, like other Mediterranean peoples, are mostly dark brunets and brown-eyed, and while blonds are not entirely impossible, the chance of them being Asgardian-like blond without dye is rather slim, to say the leastnote Then again, the family is explicitly blessed by the Olympians themselves, so their phenotypes might have been divine-inspired. Who knows..
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_d3d4d026	comment	Maria Watches Over Us: In the episode of the anime adaptation featuring a school trip to Italy, the first two times we see Italians in the foreground, both are blue-eyed and dark blonde, which while not impossible in Italy, don't show up much. Later, we see a woman with light brown hair and pale blue eyes. All other extras in crowd scenes and such are more realistically Mediterranean, i.e. dark-haired and brown-eyed. One suspects that the makers knew that the latter look is the most common in that country, but could not resist throwing in a couple of Gaijin stereotypes. The series also features the blond haired and blue eyed Sei being mistaken as an American by Eriko.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_d48d66f1	comment	In the Darkness Series, hair color, along with clothing (kilts vs trousers vs tunics) is the main racial identifier. Algarvic (Fantastic Germanic) peoples like the Algarvians, Sibians and Lagoans (Fantastic Germans, Danes/Norwegians and British) have red hair and wear kilts. Kaunian (Romance and Jewish) peoples like the Jelgavans, Valmierans and the Kaunians of Forthweg (Low Countries, French and Jews of Poland) have blond hair and wear trousers. The 'Slavic' peoples of Unkerlant, Forthweg and Grelz (Russia, Poland and Ukraine) have brown hair and wear tunics. The Gyongyosians (Japanese) have tawny hair, while the Kuusamans (Americans) resemble East Asians (while speaking Finnish). The Zuwayzans (Finns) are dark-skinned, and the Yaninans (Italians) are short, swarthy, and big-nosed.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_d95105ea	comment	Pretty Rhythm: Rainbow Live: Mary Fukuhara is an American with blonde hair and blue eyes, the latter of which her son and granddaughter inherit.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_d9863a65	comment	Tina from Ai Yori Aoshi. Although she's usually 'American'-like in promotions and merchandise due to her appearance, she was born in Japan and simply travels a lot, which at least provides an excuse for her horrible English.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_d9e1a051	comment	Momiji Sohma of Fruits Basket is half German and half Japanese; he has blond hair like his German mother despite the fact that it isn't the dominant phenotype. It's actually subverted since his hair is blond not because of his mother, but because his being possessed by the spirit of the Rabbit of the Eastern Zodiac makes it his natural color. His younger sister Momo has a darker shade of blonde, almost being light brown. In the 2001 anime, it's not a result of the curse, since the fact that he's half German is never brought up and Momo has the exact same hair color as him.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_dcbfeeee	comment	TV series: Andrew Hanbridge fits the stereotype of British men as Tall, Dark, and Handsome with pale skin.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_dde972ab	comment	Pretty Rhythm Aurora Dream: Mion Takamine has blonde hair and blue eyes through her presumably Italian father, Pietro.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_e061a341	comment	Hanayamata's case is similar to the case above. Hannah, an American, is blonde and blue-eyed — but shorter than the main character, Naru.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_e14f930b	comment	If Her Flag Breaks: The half-Japanese Nanami, who's from a fictional country in Europe called "Bladefield," stands out from the rest of the members of the main cast for having blonde hair and blue eyes. Her half-sister Hakua, who shares Nanami's ethnic makeup, averts this, having white hair and purple eyes.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_e26905cd	comment	Tekken: The series has virtually all its European and European-American characters blond-haired or blue-eyed. Or both. The ones who aren't are because they're old and their hair has grayed out (Dr. Bosconovitch, Sebastian, both still have blue eyes nevertheless) or they are of artificial origin (Alisa, who has pink hair and green eyes, and some Jack models, although even the blond ones have red eyes, with Jack-7's hair following suit). Claudio has dark hair with a bluish tint, but otherwise ticks the fair-skinned and blue-eyed boxes. The glaring exception to this rule is Miguel, a Spaniard who has brown hair and brown eyes, but then, he's likely a case of Bandai Namco adhering to Latino Is Brown, since they also dress him up as a mariachi-player in one case (truth to be told, most Spaniards are brown-haired and brown-eyed...). Lili's has platinum blonde hair which would place her unquestionably as a Northern European in real-life. Yet, she's from the Principality of Monaco on the French Riviera, where (naturally) even being simply dark blond is exceedingly rare (blondism in France is restricted to the north, mostly in Normandy, Brittany, and the parts bordering Germany, where the Vikings, Celts, and Franks settled down respectively). Of course, she may well help it along by dyeing it cosmetically, and Monaco's population is incredibly heterogeneous, so she could well have a Dutch, English or Swedish parent. Strangely, the black characters avert this. Only Bruce and Leroy are officially American. The rest: Armor King is Mexican, Eddy and Christie are Brazilian, and Raven and Master Raven are possibly Canadiansnote sort of; a guide lists Raven as Canadian, but further bio doesn't include that tidbit again. Then again, both are secret agents., whose black population is minuscule (less than 1 million, or 2.9% of the total population) compared to the US (42 million, or 13% of total).
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_e33c6082	comment	Nadia's appearance in Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water played with the concept, where Nadia appearance is halfway between psuedo-Indian (costume-wise) and African (her skin color). The designers later admitted initial designs had Nadia's appearance more obviously towards black (particularly her hair) but were never happy about how shoddy the texture and movement looked in the early designs.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_e381e71f	comment	Alice McCoy of Digimon Tamers has blonde hair and blue eyes, as does her father Keith.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_e3876b26	comment	Izumi Orimoto of Digimon Frontier is full Japanese, but lived in Italy since she was little and returned to Japan a year prior to the series. She has blonde hair, but her eyes are green rather than blue.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_e425b503	comment	All Rise: Most of the Latino characters have the standard black hair and olive skin. Sara has slightly lighter skin and chestnut brown hair, attributed to her actress being half-Caucasian, though she is still a Latina who's appearance visibly shows she's a woman of color.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_e5feb1e	comment	Klavier and Kristoph Gavin in Ace Attorney both are pale-eyed with blond hair. The von Karmas have either white (due to being old) or blue hair. They're all referred to as "German" in the English versions of the game, but in the original Japanese they're from America.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_e67a7d6c	comment	Negima! Magister Negi Magi: Evangeline A.K McDowell. Born in some part of western Europe (implied to be Scotland), is blue-eyed and completely blond with long hair. Ayaka Yukihiro is also half-Japanese and blond. On the other hand, you also have the dark-skinned blonde Chinese Ku Fei, and the freckled/redheaded Natsumi.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_e6eaeab8	comment	Common in the verse of The Idolmaster: THE iDOLM@STER: Cinderella Girls Starlight Stage has the blond, green-eyed Frederica Miyamoto as a member of LIPPS. Layla is a blue-eyed dark-skinned blond from Dubai, but her true ethnicity is as mysterious as her personality. THE iDOLM@STER: SideM has the Italian-Japanese Mario Ando as a candidate for the New Idol Discovery Project, who comes with the prerequisite blond hair. This is also played with using Rui, who is blond but ethnically Japanese like other members of the iM@S verse, but also teaches English, uses it in his dialogue, and refers to himself as "Michael" on occasion. Played completely straight with Pierre, who is a foreigner who comes from a vaguely defined country only referred to as "over there," and is blond.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_ea77c5ab	comment	In Yoichi Takahashi's Captain Tsubasa and Hungry Heart: Wild Striker, every dark-skinned character is Brazilian, although not every Brazilian in the series has dark skin (namely, Roberto in Tsubasa). Both titles are about soccer, and the "street" predominant phenotype in Brazil is nearer to African than to the archetypical Latino, as the most famous Brazilian soccer player can show us. However, it still seems a waste, if not wrong, to represent a team rarely, if ever, so homogeneous in such a way. Even more considering the country the team represents. And there is also the fact that among the famous Brazilian players of non-black phenotype, there are not only the very famous Ronaldo NazÃ¡rio (archetypical latino) and KakÃ¡ (white), but also Zico (white) who is, or at least was once, very famous in japan specifically (In the videogame Zico even has a character named after him). Also, several of the German players had blue eyes and either light blond (Schneider), dark blond (Schester) or light brown (MÃ¼ller, at least in Road to 2002) hair. And not all dark-skinned charas are Brazilian; Hyuga is Japanese and has much darker skin than his peers, though in his case it's justified by the fact that he spends a lot of time under the sun due to doing part-time jobs rather often to support his family.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_eabd377f	comment	Harukanaru Toki no Naka de has blond, blue-eyed Shimon (a quarter French, according to the manga). Considering the huge amount of colors used for the main cast's hair, this doesn't look too unusual at first... except that in Kyou these features are mostly associated with the Oni Clan, and poor Shimon, who was bullied for his appearance even in his world, keeps getting mistaken for one of its members... The Oni Clan itself probably counts as well, considering their origins.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_eb38b014	comment	Superman Vs. Meshi: The Japanese characters are often depicted with thin features, pale skin and short black hair, whereas the Caucasian characters have wider eyes and more untamed hair.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_ee66462b	comment	Dr. STONE: Many of the inhabitants of Ishigami Village have blonde hair and/or blue eyes, which Tsukasa notes is a sign that they aren't full-blooded Japanese. They're descended from a Multinational Team of astronauts, which is where their foreign blood comes from. Speaking of which, all four Caucasian members (three Russians and one American) of said astronaut team have blonde hair.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_eedac02b	comment	Durarara!!: Durarara averts this trope with Simon, an African-Russian guy who works for a Russian sushi shop in Japan. He still has blue eyes, though. And to muddle the water even further, he's actually African-American, whose parents emigrated to the Soviet Union during the Cold War. All of the Japanese characters have more realistic (as much as stylized can get) features. The two Japanese blondes (Masaomi and Shizuo) have both explicitly stated that their hair is dyed, and according to Word of God, Walker, who has dark blonde hair, is biracial. We also meet Russian tourists and an Italian immigrant with somewhat stereotypical, but entirely realistic hair: dirty blonde and black respectively. There is another, more minor foreign character, a young woman who is shown holding up signs to advertise for different businesses, and she is blond and blue-eyed. Celty is Irish (well, a mythological creature from Irish legend) and, when she had a head, she was a redhead. However, Celty's head is an entirely different character altogether, and, in contrast to a Nice Girl Celty, is quite an asshole. Celty herself, with her shadow manipulation ability, better fits the Raven Hair, Ivory Skin, which is also common for the Irish.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_ef661e97	comment	Street Fighter varies its approach with this: Characters are from all over the world and they, for the most part, have varied physical appearances that would seem appropriate to their nationalities (although Sagat must have had a rather excitable pituitary gland, and doesn't look the least bit Southeast Asian). It still shows a disproportionate number of blond Americans, since only Americans who aren't blond are Guy (of Asian descent), Balrog (Black), Poison (pink hair, natural color unknown,) Sodom (always masked, although it can be seen on his Alpha 3 artwork that he has blue eyes — another side of the stereotype, which also plays up the Occidental Otaku trope for him) and Crimson Viper (implied to be mixed, possibly of Latino heritage). They're outnumbered by the blond Ken, Guile, Charlie, Cody, Alex, Rufus, G, and Lucia, though it's All There in the Manual that Ken dyes his hair. Vega (Balrog in Japan). Because he is European, in Japan he has light skin and bright blond hair (sometimes light brown or red), following the Japanese stereotype (according to Soulcalibur, the Japanese seem to mix up Spain and France, the same way Americans mix up Korean and Japanese culture). Because he is Spanish, in the American film adaptations he is played by dark-skinned and black-haired actors of variable Native American descent, following the American stereotype. The most common hair color in Spain in Real Life is dark brown. The original Street Fighter 2 in particular was very guilty of this, all "white" characters (Cammy, Guile, and Ken) were all blonde and blue-eyed. In addition, every single one of Guile's stage bystanders cheering him on was, as well. These bystanders were eventually diversified in the hair color department for the HD Remix.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_f0688fff	comment	Aarune from PokÃ©mon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire is Unova born and a blond.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_f1360d68	comment	Played straight with the most of the cast of Mobile Fighter G Gundam, but unlike many examples, only to a certain degree. Surprisingly still, the Japanese characters, Domon and Rain, fit the bill to this trope; the only one who doesn't is the Swedish Allenby Beardsly, who has sea-green hair. The cast may play this straight, but the mecha design plays it even straighter — to the point of stereotyping.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_f1bed52	comment	Hello! Sandybell takes place in Scotland so a lot of characters are redheads or have reddish-brown hair. Sandybell, however, is blonde - it's later found out that she's adopted.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_f1e7a54a	comment	Out With Dad: Nessa, a Latina, has the usual looks in US media-olive skin and black hair.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_f3897bcf	comment	In Witch Hunter Robin, the Japanese characters have dark hair, while the Italian Robin and the American Michael have blonde hair and blue eyes. But Yurika Dojima, who seems to be Japanese, is also blonde-haired and blue eyed — maybe because she's a spoiled rich girl.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_f39c217d	comment	Among the Martians in Aldnoah.Zero, who are descendants of Earth-living humans and all have 'Europeanish' sounding names, the hair color almost seems to be a class thing. Most of the titled nobility, starting from the Royal family (though Lemrina inexplicably has lavender hair) are blonds, with the most notable exception of Count Saazbaum, the series' Big Bad, whose hair is an entirely nondescript brown, and the redhead Countess Femieanne. The commoners and lower nobility, on the other hand, have predominantly darker hair, like the black-haired Saazbaum's deceased fiancee, Viscountess Orlane, and Slaine's aide Harklight. For that matter, Slaine himself (whose surname is Troyard) comes from Earth and is a blond, while Inaho, The Protagonist, and his foil, is a Japanese boy with dark brown hair.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_f46012e6	comment	Golden Kamuy: Hijikata speculates early on that Asirpa has European ancestry upon seeing hints of green in her blue pupils. Later, it's revealed that her father, Wilk, is half-Polish. Fina and Svetlana are Russians with light-colored hair.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_f554e011	comment	Katawa Shoujo's token half-Japanese girl is naturally blond and blue eyed. The other half is Scottish, though, not American. She was originally half-South African so she never really fit the stereotype completely. She's somewhat of deliberate subversion of tropes like this one. People who discover for the first time that she's Scottish (as opposed to German, American, English, or Russian) are comically surprised, because obviously all Scots are redheaded, rowdy, and Hot-Blooded! (whereas Lilly is an impeccably polite, graceful blonde)
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_f565604d	comment	Eyeshield 21: Played extremely straight. All the major players of the Nasa Aliens are blonde with the exception of Patrick "Panther" Spencer (who's black) and the Gonzales brothers (who are most likely Latino). Not to mention the World Cup arc. In particular, the "Pentagon" of Team America is made up of Panther, two blondes (who are also extreme jerkasses), a Native American (he has braided hair and wears face paint at all times), and a Hollywood action star. At first, it seems the Hollywood star, Bud Walker, appears to simply avert the blonde stereotype (his hair is black) till you realize it's because he's a parody of American action movie actors like Brad Pitt.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_f5b9fb2	comment	Rin's rival Luviagelita Edelfelt in Fate/hollow ataraxia is a blonde, buxom Finn, though she has brown eyes.note Which raises questions about whether Rin got her blue eyes from her own Edelfelt ancestor... Also a very Japanese Noblewoman's Laugh.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_fc5df5bc	comment	Chizuru from You and Me is a half-German transfer student with blue eyes and blond hair.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_fcf34eec	comment	Zigzagged in Full Metal Panic!. Ethnically German (though born and raised in Japan) Kurz Weber is blond-haired, blue-eyed, and about six feet tall. On the other hand, the resident American of the trio, Melissa Mao, is black-haired and clearly of Chinese descent. Ethnically Japanese Sousuke, while hitting the phenotype part, displays none of the other stereotypically Japanese traits, due to being raised mainly on the battlefield by the two father figures who are clearly not the very best father material (and not Japanese, at that).
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_fcfa999b	comment	In FLCL, Naota's brother has a girlfriend in America. She's only shown in a photograph but we do know that she is blonde.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_fcfec4b6	comment	In Noir, most of the background Corsicans are obviously Mediterranean. The exception is the lead Mireille, who is blonde and blue-eyed. Similarly, Kirika might not actually be Japanese (it's never clarified either way) but is obviously designed to look 'familiar' versus Mireille being 'a hot foreign chick from Europe'.
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Phenotype Stereotype / int_fcfec4b6	featureConfidence	1.0
Noir	hasFeature	Phenotype Stereotype / int_fcfec4b6

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Phenotype Stereotype	processingCategory2	Japanese Media Tropes
Phenotype Stereotype	processingCategory2	Race Tropes
Phenotype Stereotype	processingCategory2	Stereotype
Phenotype Stereotype	processingCategory2	Sublime Rhyme
A Dog of Flanders (1975) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Astroganger / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Blue Comet SPT Layzner / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Carried by the Wind: Tsukikage Ran / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Cosplay Complex / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Daimos / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Diamond Daydreams / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Flag / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Future Robot Daltanious / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Haré+Guu / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
High School Fleet / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Ie Naki Ko Remi / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Ippatsu Kiki Musume / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Jewelpet: Magical Change / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Katri, Girl of the Meadows / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Love Live! / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Mirai of the Future / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Mischievous Twins: The Tales of St. Clare's / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Mobile Fighter G Gundam / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
My-HiME / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Nobara no Julie / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Noir / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Otogi Zoshi / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Persia, the Magic Fairy / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
RahXephon / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Red Garden / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Senki Zesshou Symphogear / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Sky Girls / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Stratos 4 / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Symphogear / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
The Bush Baby / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
The Story of Pollyanna, Girl of Love / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
The Wings of Rean / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
∀ Gundam / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Ultimate Muscle / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Voltron / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Yuri!!! on Ice / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
American Born Chinese (Comic Book) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Kamen America (Comic Book) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Yoko Tsuno (Comic Book) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Zbeng! (Comic Strip) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Bokura Wa Gaia Pretty Cure / Fan Fic / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Pretty Cure All Stars / Fan Fic	seeAlso	Phenotype Stereotype
Alysanne, Lady of Winterfell (Fanfic) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Bucky Barnes Gets His Groove Back & Other International Incidents (Fanfic) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Crimson and Emerald (Fanfic) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Kaleidoscope (Fanfic) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Lotus, Violet and Cherry Blossoms (Fanfic) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Pretty Cure Veggie Go (Fanfic) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Respawn of the Dead (Fanfic) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
The Crimson Garment (Fanfic) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Little Witch Academia (Franchise) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Patlabor (Franchise) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Tekken (Franchise) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Maria-sama ga Miteru / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Maria Watches Over Us / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Cat Planet Cuties / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
CubeÃ—CursedÃ—Curious / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Gargoyle of the Yoshinagas / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Ghost Hunt / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
If Her Flag Breaks / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Johannes Cabal the Detective / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Johannes Cabal the Necromancer / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Joker Game / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Ladies versus Butlers! / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Lady Astronaut / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Listen to me, girls. I am your father! / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Maria Watches Over Us / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Marina (1999) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Melmoth the Wanderer / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Rental Magica / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Shimoneta / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Taishō Baseball Girls / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Tales of MU / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
The Avenger / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
ForeignFanService	seeAlso	Phenotype Stereotype
Petro	seeAlso	Phenotype Stereotype
SamuraiShortstop	seeAlso	Phenotype Stereotype
A Bride's Story (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
A Foreign Love Affair (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
A.I. Love You (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Ai Yori Aoshi (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Arakawa Under the Bridge (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Baby and Me (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Boarding School Juliet (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Captain Tsubasa (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Colorful (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Croisée in a Foreign Labyrinth (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Devils and Realist (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Eyeshield 21 (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Genshiken (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Gleipnir (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Golden Kamuy (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Gunslinger Girl (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Hanayamata (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Hanebad! (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Harukana Receive (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Hitoribocchi no OO Seikatsu (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Ikoku Irokoi Romantan (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Jagaaaaaan (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Kamen no Maid Guy (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Karin (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Kill Me Baby (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Kiniro Mosaic (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Kinnikuman (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Lucky Star (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Magical Meow Meow Taruto (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Maid-Sama! (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Makai Ouji (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Minami Kamakura High School Girls Cycling Club (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Miss Machiko (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Moyashimon (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Pet Shop of Horrors (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Popcorn Avatar (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Psychic Squad (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Saitama Chainsaw Shoujo (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Sakigake!! Otokojuku (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Seitokai Yakuindomo (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Senobi No Housoku (Manga)	seeAlso	Phenotype Stereotype
Shaman King (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Shonen Note: Boy Soprano (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Sketchbook (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Slam Dunk (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Softenni (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Someday's Dreamers (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Squid Girl (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Strawberry Marshmallow (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Superman Vs. Meshi (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
The Ping-Pong Club (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Whispered Words (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Californication (Music) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Star Army (Roleplay) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
All Rise / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Itaewon Class / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
The Gilded Age / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Tokyo Vice / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
V.I.P. / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Akiba's Trip: Undead and Undressed (Video Game) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Asuka 120% (Video Game) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Mind Zero (Video Game) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Phantasy Star Zero (Video Game) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
PokÃ©mon Red and Blue (Video Game) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Psychonauts 2 (Video Game) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Rent A Hero (Video Game) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Subway Surfers (Video Game) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Hiiro no Kakera (Visual Novel) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Kara no Shoujo (Visual Novel) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Kira-Kira (Visual Novel) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Missing Stars (Visual Novel) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Shining Song Starnova (Visual Novel) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
The Shell (Visual Novel) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Tokimeki Memorial (Visual Novel) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Out With Dad (Web Video) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Good Guy Comic (Webcomic) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Kaiten Mutenmaru (Webcomic) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Bao / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Rosa Mendes (Wrestling) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Future GPX Cyber Formula / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
R.O.D the TV / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Pacific: World War II U.S. Navy Shipgirls (Fanfic) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
phenotypestereotype	sameAs	Phenotype Stereotype
Chrono Crusade (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Love Hina (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype
Tsubasa -RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE- (Manga) / int_1808775	type	Phenotype Stereotype

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