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[[File:kotomi-chan.jpg|link=Clannad|frame|Tomoya gets promoted to First Name Basis.]]
Anime and manga examples of [[First-Name Basis]]
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== Played Straight ==
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* In ''[[Kamichu!]]'', Matsuri demands from Yurie that they call each other by their first names right from the start, which is not all too respectful considering that Yurie is a god.
* Immediate use of the [[First-Name Basis]] is very common for characters who are very (and we mean ''very'') outgoing and friendly. Miyako of ''[[Hidamari Sketch]]'' does this when the circumstances of her and Yuno's first meeting are shown in the second series, almost straight away asking Yuno to call her "Miya" and running through a number of possible nicknames for Yuno until she settles on "Yunocchi". Then [[Romantic Two-Girl Friendship|they have a bath together]].
** The same counts for Hikari's insistence to give Futaba a nickname in ''[[Amanchu!]]''.
* Tamaki from ''[[Ouran High School Host Club]]'' insists on being on first name basis with Kyoya from almost the moment they meet.
* In ''[[SHUFFLE!]]'', the five girls have their own [[Japanese Honorifics|honorifics]] for calling Rin, even when they first met.
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* In [[Bakemonogatari]], Senjogahara gets Araragi to call her by her first name by bringing her father on their first date, and pretending that he's addressing her father when he says "Senjogahara". She doesn't reciprocate.
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