Bi the Way

Western Animation

 * In Steven Universe:
 * Rose Quartz ends up with Steven's father Greg, despite being from a race of Discount Lesbians. Pearl's song in "Mr. Greg" implies that Rose has had flings with human men in the past.
 * Pink Diamond is a Lipstick Bisexual specifically, as she dresses in pink, wears a tutu and Tinkerbell-like shoes, and reciprocated the attraction of Pearl—especially under Pink Diamond's other identity as Rose Quartz (although both are actually genderless). That said, she ultimately had a child with the human Greg Universe.
 * The Loud House: Luna Loud was shown to fall for Hugh in "Study Muffin" like the rest of her sisters, but she also calls Lincoln's substitute Ms. Di Martino "smokin'". And in "L is for Love" Luna's crush (and later girlfriend) Sam turns out to be a girl.
 * Enid of OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes has demonstrated attraction towards both genders, as she went on a date with Rad in middle school and because of how she acts around Red Action. There's a Freeze-Frame Bonus in "Hope This Flies" where she has a bisexual peace sign sticker on her bicycle helmet, and Ian Jones-Quartey later confirmed her to be bi.
 * Enid isn't the only one. Lord Boxman is pansexual, while Professor Venomous is bi. Their interactions with each other were confirmed by the makers of the show to be romantic, and in the series finale, they have wedding rings on their fingers and Venomous shows up to Boxman's place with a "I'm Sorry" cake, showing that they are married.