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DARKSKINNED ARTOON GIRLS SKIN

In The Rescuers Down Under, Marahute the mother eagle's feather color is a softer golden brown than the feather belonging to the fallen father (possibly justified, since the male had been dead for quite a while, and the feathers might have become dirtier).

The female mouse, Bianca, from The Rescuers is lighter than the male mouse, Bernard.

Aleu from Balto II: Wolf Quest has lighter fur than her father Balto both are wolf/dog hybrids.

Even Timon's mom from The Lion King 1½ is a peach-y tan color compared to the male meerkat shades of tawny.

She IS, however, significantly lighter than her love interest Kovu.

Also mostly inverted with Kiara, who has the same coloring as her father Simba.

Inverted with Sarabi, who is darker than Mufasa.

Nearly all the lionesses are lighter compared to the the male lions.

Faline the female fawn has lighter colored fur than Bambi and Ronno, the two male fawns.

In The Jungle Book (1967), both the Elephants and wolves have males that are coloured darker than the females.

Inverted with Scrat and Scratte, however, as he is light grey whereas she is dark red.

Female animals in the Ice Age movies tend to have lighter colored fur than the male animals.

Not to be confused with Light Feminine and Dark Feminine.

The human equivalent is Light Girl, Dark Boy. Bicolor Cows, Solid Color Bulls is a subtrope involving cattle. Often overlaps with Messy Male, Fancy Female. Obviously a case of Color-Coded for Your Convenience and Secondary Sexual Characteristics, serving an identification function similar to Tertiary Sexual Characteristics. To invert this, some will go further in the opposite direction than played-straight examples go in the original, such as giving a pale guy a dark-skinned girlfriend, etc.

DARKSKINNED ARTOON GIRLS SKIN

Also, in a lot of anime and manga, the skin color difference between the sexes will be exaggerated. Often the way to discern gender in ancient paintings was by the skin tone. This trope is Older Than Dirt going way, way back in art history. Some species invert this, notably raptors, where the females are larger, darker, and have more ostentatious markings. Males tend to have darker, flashier colors, while females are more drab-peacocks are an especially dramatic example. This is also true of many other species, especially avians.