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** That's just girls. Let's not even get into [[Even the Guys Want Him|how many boys want him]] or the whole [[Even the Wombats Want Him|panda doodle incident]].
* ''[[Maison Ikkoku]]'' has both Yusaku ''and'' a [[Gender Flip]]ped example in [[Landlord|Kyoko]], who he loves. Both are less exaggerated examples of this trope due to the nature of the story, and both of them have [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold]] traits to boot.
* Negi Springfield from ''[[Mahou Sensei Negima]]''. He's [[Adorably Precocious Child|a little too young]] to be worrying about love. Unfortunately for him, he's also a little too cute for his own good, which draws in girls that ''don't'' have any romantic interest in him yet. (A prime example is a chart, apparently made by Chamo, measuring the type and extent of several girls' affection for Negi is partially shown. One girl, while having rather low ''romantic'' feelings for him, has a ''maternal'' score of [[Off the Chart|12 out of a possible ''10'']].) Having insane fighting and magical skills (and selective maturity) helps. As many have noted, the situation is most likely going to get worse once he hits puberty, which has prompted Chisame to wonder if it's not best that they kill him now (chapter 125).
** That's not even factoring in the "age deceiving pills" which reveal that in five years or so, he's going to be really, ''really'' [[Bishonen]].
** To make matters even ''worse'', he has a habit of unintentionally saying things that sound like love confessions or even ''proposals''. With a totally straight face (by which we mean an adorably innocent smile).
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