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* ''[[Neon Genesis Evangelion]]'' gives us Shinji and Kaworu. (Well, Shinji only becomes a god after Kaworu dies, but Gendo's working ever so hard to make his son into a god this whole time.) Shinji/Rei could also qualify, maybe.
* ''[[Project A-ko]]'': The title character is ''strongly'' implied to be the daughter of Superman and Wonder Woman, who are happily married and living in Japan.
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* In the [[Ursula K. Le Guin]] short story "The Birthday of the World", the Gods of a particular country are a [[Brother-Sister Incest|married brother-sister pair]]. Upon the death of either husband ("God Himself") or wife ("God Herself"), the remaining partner ceases to be God and two of their children marry and become God in their turn.
* {{spoiler|Orb/Gaia and Parry/Satan}} in ''[[Incarnations of Immortality]]''. Also, arguably Fate's occasional affairs with Chronos or Mars.
* What seems to be the most common form religion takes in [[Heralds of Valdemar|Valdemar]] is worship of a paired God and Goddess.
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