Five-Man Band/Tabletop Games

Can you guess which is which?

The typical RPG classes often work this way.

Battleships

The Hero	The Battleship (Game named after it, decently sized)
The Lancer	The Cruiser (Similar to the Battleship, but smaller)
The Big Guy	The Aircraft Carrier (Biggest ship in the game)
The Smart Guy	The Submarine (Submarines go underwater, tactical?)
The Chick	The Destroyer (Smallest ship in the game)

The more recent genre books from Hero Games like using this trope for the sample good-guy team.

Champions (4th edition)

The Hero	Defender
The Lancer	Quantum
The Big Guy	Obsidian
The Smart Guy	Solitaire
Kid Appeal Character	Seeker
The Sixth Ranger	Jaguar (overlaps with The Smart Guy in his human form)

Champions (5th edition)

The Hero	Defender
The Lancer	Nighthawk
The Big Guy	Ironclad
The Smart Guy	Witchcraft
The Chick	Sapphire (fan description: J-Lo with superpowers)

Chess

The Hero	Queen
The Lancer	Knight
The Big Guy	Rook
The Smart Guy	Bishop
The Chick	King
Redshirt Army	Pawns

Dark Champions (5th edition)

The Hero	Sarge
The Lancer	Knockout
The Big Guy	Hammer
The Smart Guy	Shadow
Kid Appeal Character	Blade (lethal with his chosen weapons, but a knife fighter in a team of people packing Desert Eagles and grenade launchers?)

Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition Character Roles

The Hero	Defender, Leader or Melee Striker (see below)
The Lancer	Striker (Ranger, Rogue, Warlock, Sorcerer, Barbarian, Avenger, Assassin, Monk)
The Big Guy	Defender (Fighter, Paladin, Warden, Swordmage, Battlemind)
The Smart Guy	Controller (Wizard, Druid, Invoker, Psion, Seeker)
The Chick / The Heart	Leader (Cleric, Warlord, Bard, Shaman, Artificer, Ardent, Runepriest), especially those in healer roles
Sixth Ranger	Hybrid class

Exalted - First Age roles

The Hero	Solar Exalted (the glorious leaders, until they fell...)
The Lancer	Lunar Exalted (second most glorious after the Solars, and their friendly foils and fated partners)
The Big Guy	Terrestrial Exalted/Dragon-Blooded (big numbers, that is; they were the army)
The Smart Guy	Sidereal Exalted (advisors, noticed when things started going wrong)
The Chick	To some extent, the Lunar Exalted again (each is magically bound to develop an imperishable attachment toward a particular Solar upon first sight; the exact nature of that bond is up to the two of them, but this is what ensures the "fated partner" thing. They also have a double role as the Stewards of Creation, with parental undertones. On top of this, there's their apparent fate to always end up dismissed and ignored by just about everyone, even outside the context of the setting.)

Exalted - Solar castes

The Hero	Zenith Caste
The Lancer	Night Caste
The Big Guy	Dawn Caste
The Smart Guy	Twilight Caste

* With the Eclipse Caste completing the team but not really equivalent to The Chick.

Fantasy Hero (5th edition)

The Hero	Drudaryon
The Lancer	Valerius the Harper
The Big Guy	Halfreda (a dwarf, but tougher than the paladin Drudaryon)
The Smart Guy	Drago
The Chick	Tarina (more competent than a classic Chick, though)

Magic: The Gathering colors (albeit in their most stereotypical interpretations)

The Hero	White (peace, or else)
The Lancer	Red (freely passionate)
The Big Guy/The Chick	Green (bigger is better, works best at getting mana of other colors on the field)
The Smart Guy	Blue (trickery and manipulation)
Token Evil Teammate	Black (power at any cost)
Sixth Ranger	Colorless/Multicolored/Purple?

Magic: The Gathering, Gideon's planeswalker team

The Hero	Gideon Jura
The Lancer	Sorin Markov
The Big Guy	Garruk Wildspeaker
The Smart Guy	Jace Beleren
The Chick	Chandra Nalaar

Monsterpocalypse

G.U.A.R.D

The Hero	Defender X
The Lancer	Legionnaire
The Big Guy	Laser Knight
The Smart Guy	Sky Sentinel
The Chick	Nova ESR

Shadow Sun Industries

The Hero	Zor-Raiden
The Lancer	Zor-Macross
The Big Guy	Zor-Maxim
The Smart Guy	Zor-
The Chick	Zor-Magna

Terrasaurs

The Hero	Terra Khan
The Lancer	Pterdax
The Big Guy	Armodax
The Smart Guy	Rakadon
The Chick	Tyrannix

Elemental Champions

The Hero	the Heavens element Metamorph
The Lancer	Incinerus
The Big Guy	Tectomoc
The Smart Guy	Aquiosa
The Chick	Hurricanus

Uber Corp International

The Hero	Cyber Khan
The Lancer	Robo Kondo
The Big Guy	Gorghadratron
The Smart Guy	Mechacthugrosh
The Chick	the Collaborator-bot Metamorph

Empire Of The Apes

The Hero	King Kondo
The Lancer	White Dajan
The Big Guy	the cyborg Metamorph
The Smart Guy	General Hondo
The Chick	Gakura

Star Hero (5th edition)

The Hero	Robert Avilla
The Lancer	Jennifer DeGraff
The Big Guy	Jason Grigori
The Smart Guy	shared between Kiritha Tal and Segaro Krez’shul

Player Archetypes as once defined by "The Five Gamers" (link defunct):

The Hero	What The Munchkin thinks he is, the real answer is closer to any of them
The Lancer	The Loonie (though often requiring a few traits of The Smart Guy to really work)
The Big Guy	The Real Man
The Smart Guy	The "Brains" side of The Roleplayer
The Chick	The "Thespian" side of The Roleplayer
Tagalong Kid (or possibly even Token Evil Teammate)	What The Munchkin really is
Mission Control	The Game Master

Warhammer 40,000 Factions

The Hero	The Imperium of Man (By far the most focused-on, often painted in the most moral light, Jack OF All Ststs)
The Lancer	Chaos (The eternal enemies of the Imperium, the cause of most of its problems, contains many Evil Counterpart units)
The Smart Guy	The Eldar (Distant, immortal, scheming.)
The Big Guy	The Orks (WAAAAAAAGH!)
The Chick	The Tau (Considered by most to be the "friendliest" faction, as well as the smallest)
Sixth Ranger	The Necrons (Relatively recent additions, only opposed by Chaos in sheer Grimdarkness)
Team Pet	The Tyranids (The most bestial and alien of the bunch)

Warhammer 40,000 Space Marines

The Hero	Tactical Marines (Jack of All Stats, the core of your force, can do anything well))
The Lancer	Assault Marines (commonly seen in numbers approaching Tactical Marine scale, especially among the Blood Angels and Raven Guard, the stabby counterpart to Tactical Marines' dakka)
The Smart Guy	Veterans (Older and have a lot more experience than the rest)
The Big Guy	Devastators (Really frakking big guns), Terminators (bigger armor)
The Chick	Scouts (The little guys)
The Mentor	Command characters

Warhammer 40,000 Chaos Gods

The Hero	The Emperor
The Lancer	Khorne
The Smart Guy	Tzeentch
The Big Guy	Nurgle
The Chick	Slaanesh
Sixth Ranger	Malal

Warhammer Fantasy Battle Factions (Not really heros so much as anti-chaos factions)

The Hero	The Empire (Most focused on, Jack of All Stats, the game is named after its founder's weapon)
The Lancer	Bretonnia (Long standing rival of The Empire, only other human nation playable, uses very different tactics)
The Smart Guy	High Elves (Immortal wizards)
The Big Guy	Dwarfs (Their Dwarfs)
The Chick	Wood Elves (Most naturey of the factions, doesn't seem to care about the other factions though, smallest, may be manipulating Bretonnia)
Sixth Ranger	Ogre Kingdoms (Not really a part of anything but will act as mercenaries for the other groups)
The Mentor	Lizardmen (oldest and most personel connection to chaos, wants to put the world back to the way it was for the "betterment" of everyone)

Werewolf: The Apocalypse / Forsaken (The auspices are about the same in both games)

The Hero	Philodox/Half-Moon (judge)
The Lancer	Ragabash/New Moon (trickster/spy)
The Big Guy	Ahrouns/Full Moon (warrior)
The Smart Guy	Galliards/Gibbous Moon (bard)
The Chick	Theurges/Crescent Moon (mystic)

Alternate Werewolf: The Apocalypse / Forsaken (I see it totally different):

The Hero	Galliards/Gibbous Moon (Lover of the Ways)
The Lancer	Ragabash/New Moon (Questioner of the Ways)
The Big Guy	Ahrouns/Full Moon (Protector of the Ways)
The Smart Guy	Theurges/Crescent Moon (Searcher of the Ways)
The Chick	Philodox/Half Moon (Keeper of the Ways)

Hero Quest classes

The Hero/The Big Guy	Barbarian (is depicted in the center of the box, has best physical stats)
The Lancer	Dwarf (slightly worse physically)
The Smart Guy	Wizard
The Chick	Elf