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* In ''[[Kore wa Zombie Desu ka?]]'', Ayumu accidentally gets knocked into a female vampire, Maelstrom, and ends up kissing her on the lips. According to Maelstrom's culture, a kiss between a man and a woman constitutes a marriage, which she vows to take seriously. Underscored because at the time of said marriage, [[Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy|Ayumu was wearing a frilly pink dress and Maelstrom was wearing shorts.]] Hilarity ensues as she competes with Haruna for Ayumu's attention.
* Sorta parodied in ''[[Tenjho Tenge]]'' when Souichiro Nagi gets tossed into a dressing roo when Aya Natsume was taking a shower. [[Naked First Impression|He gets to see Aya naked]], and according to the rules of the Natsume clan this means she must devote herself to him. Cue to Aya acting like a weird mix of [[Yamato Nadeshiko]] and [[Clingy Jealous Girl]] in regards to him.
* The first episode of ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam: theThe Witch from Mercury]]'', after Suletta witnesses [[Prince Charmless|asshole]] and [[Spoiled Brat]] Guel physically abuse Miorine, whom has just shown Suletta the bare minimum of kindness, her demands he apologize result in a duel. Suletta wins and finds out Guel's [[Arranged Marriage]] to Miorine is transferred in duels. Suletta is shocked to learn this, and protests that she's a girl, but [[Schoolgirl Lesbians|Miorine is actually cool with it]]. Yes: It '''is''' ''Utena'' with [[Humungous Mecha]].
* The final chapter of the ''[[Ah! My Goddess]]'' manga reveals that the wording of Keiichi's wish was the phrase usually used in Heaven to propose marriage. Thus, he accidentally wished for Belldandy to marry him (which explains her shocked look in the very first chapter).
 
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* [https://web.archive.org/web/20110704083411/http://www.supermegatopia.com/comics/supermegatopia-comics/much-ado-about-kiwis/much-ado-about-kiwis-page-3/ This] page of ''Supermegatopia''.
* Happens in a side-story of ''[[Collar 6]]'' where a man finds out that he became a sub to a dom woman without remembering it (due to a [[Easy Amnesia|knock on the head]]) since dom/sub relationships in that universe resemble marriages in the sense that they are contracted and the slave collar serves the purpose of a wedding ring.
 
 
== [[Web Original]] ==
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* On ''[[Total Drama World Tour]],'' [[Stalker with a Crush]] [[Loony Fan|Sierra]] tries to trick [[Adorkable|Cody]] into this by reciting the marriage vow really fast and tricking him into saying "I do," arguing it counts since she became an ordained minister on the Internet. [[Subverted Trope|Subverted]] at the beginning of the next episode when [[Alpha Bitch|Heather]] points out they didn't have a marriage license or any of the other trappings in the first place (even ignoring the issues of their age or his informed consent). She continues to call him her "husband" for most of the season, though.
* [[Subverted Trope|Subverted]] on ''[[Ugly Americans]]''--[[Unfazed Everyman|Mark]] accidentally agrees to take part in some weird demonic ritual for his girlfriend [[Horny Devil|Callie]]. A lot of the festivities ''seem'' to mean it's a wedding, either directly (white dress, ice sculptor) or indirectly (killing her ex-boyfriends), but it turns out she actually plans to [[Soul Jar|suck out his soul]]. When he manages to get out of it (and [[Shout-Out|cheers her up by]] [[Carrie|dumping pig blood on her]]) he asks if all this means they're engaged, and she tells him not to be an idiot.
 
 
== [[Real Life]] ==
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