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=== Pregnancy at a young age is clearly implied or stated ===
==== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ====
* In ''[[
* ''[[Kodomo no Omocha]]'': {{spoiler|Sana's}} birth mother Keiko was {{spoiler|fourteen}} when she gave birth. {{spoiler|And it's implied in the manga that Sana was the product of ''[[Child by Rape|sexual abuse]]'', as apparently her dad was Keiko's uncle. It also would've been borderline statutory rape, since the age of consent in Japan is in between 13 and 18, and this means Sana was conceived when Keiko was 13.}}
* ''[[Great Teacher Onizuka]]'': Kunio Murai's mother Julia was 13 when she gave birth to him. (It was a [[Surprise Pregnancy]].) The [[Live Action Adaptation]] ups the age.
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* The 2011 sci-fi thriller ''[[In Time]]'' features this. The premise of the film is that humanity has discovered the technology to freeze everyone's age at 25 and now live on internal "time-clocks" which expire after a set period, and people who don't work or don't buy units of time die. The extremely wealthy can purchase enough units of time to indefinitely remain the same age for years (or even decades) - in the film's trailer, a man introduces his wife, daughter and mother-in-law, all of whom are the exact same age.
==== [[Fan
* The ''[[Neon Genesis Evangelion]]'' web comic fanfic ''[[Aki-chan's Life]]'' (a slice of life/ illustrated epilogue to another, very well written, fanfic called ''[[The Second Try]]'') has a somewhat... complicated example. Aki {{spoiler|the daughter of Asuka and Shinji, conceived after the events of Third Impact}} was born when her parents were about 16 or so. Pretty young to begin with. Four years pass, then everyone was swept back in time and her parents returned to the age they were in the anime (14) while she remained unchanged (she's a very precocious 4). They still remain loving, mature parents, but the awkwardness of the whole situation is... well you get the idea.
* Another ''Eva'' fic, ''[[Nobody Dies]]'', has two examples: the Reego and the Keiworu. The Reego are virtual constructs made by Iruel for Rei's [[Lotus Eater Machine]], as theoretical offspring of her and Evangelion Unit 05. Unit 05 "saved" them from deletion when Iruel was defeated and now they exist as AI's in the real world, and consider Rei (who is 16) and Unit 05 (much younger) to be their parents. The Keiworu are AI copies of Kei Ayanami's mind randomized with elements of Kaworu's mind (both of them being 16), and also consider the two to be their parents.
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==== [[Web Comics]] ====
* You might not suspect it, but ''[[Drowtales]]''' [https://web.archive.org/web/20140314215802/http://www.drowtales.com/longestwait.php?order=date&id=14 Queen Diva] is a great-great-great (times x) grandma and well over 1000 years old by the time the story starts, which isn't unusual since fae (dark elves, drow, drowussu, etc.) stop aging at the human equivalent of 30 years old, so parents often end up looking the same age as their children and vice-versa. Additionally, {{spoiler|1=Diva's [[Fusion Dance]], Ragini/Liriel, makes her look about 12 once she fully manifests, which leads to a [http://www.drowtales.com/mainarchive.php?sid=7775 hilariously awkward moment] where Diva meets two of her grandchildren and looks the same age as her granddaughter, to the point that Chrys'tel's clothes (from [[Brick Joke|22 chapters earlier]]) fit her perfectly}}.
* In ''[[Sailor Sun]]'', 20 year old Bay Smith alternatively plays mother to two versions of her daughter Brady Honey Smith that were snatched from [[Kid From the Future|alternate futures]]: [http://www.sailorsun.org/browse.php?comicID=482 18 year old Honey] and [http://www.sailorsun.org/browse.php?comicID=512 kindergartner/preschooler Brady.]
* In ''[[Homestuck]]'', in every session of Sburb, it is predestined that the players will all really be {{spoiler|paradox clones}} ''created'' by one of the players during that session. While this process isn't explicitly shown in the Trolls' session (though the end result ''is''), in the kids' session, we see that {{spoiler|John}} first created {{spoiler|Nanna Egbert, Grandpa Harley, Bro Strider, and Mom Lalonde}} and then created the children themselves by combining this quartet pairwise, thereby making them essentially just a few minutes younger than their biological parents, whom in most cases were also their acting parents due to having been sent to different points in time. {{spoiler|John}}, however, is quite a bit ''older'' than {{spoiler|his}} "{{spoiler|father}}", who is actually {{spoiler|his half-brother}}. On top of that, if you consider creating the {{spoiler|paradox clones}} to be a form of parenthood, this means that {{spoiler|John}} is, at age 13, either a {{spoiler|fa}}ther of eight or a {{spoiler|fa}}ther of four and a ''grand''{{spoiler|fa}}ther of four, or both, depending on your perspective as to whether the second generation should be considered children as well or grandchildren. In short: [[Stable Time Loop]]s and genetics should never mix.
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