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* Tybalt from ''[[Romeo X Juliet]]''. This is one of the reasons why he fights the Montagues, in fact. {{spoiler|His mom was a Capulet lady who fell victim to [[Death by Childbirth]]... and his dad is the Montague leader ''and'' the [[Big Bad]]}}. |
* Tybalt from ''[[Romeo X Juliet]]''. This is one of the reasons why he fights the Montagues, in fact. {{spoiler|His mom was a Capulet lady who fell victim to [[Death by Childbirth]]... and his dad is the Montague leader ''and'' the [[Big Bad]]}}. |
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* [[Ordinary High School Student|Kallen]] [[Ill Girl|Stadtfeld]] of ''[[Code Geass]]'' is the [[Ojou|daughter]] of a [[Disappeared Dad|noble]] and his lawfully wed wife. Except that [[Your Terrorists Are Our Freedom Fighters|Kallen]] [[Plucky Girl|Kozuki]]'s mother is actually {{spoiler|the house maid and her father's former lover}}, but no one talks about that. |
* [[Ordinary High School Student|Kallen]] [[Ill Girl|Stadtfeld]] of ''[[Code Geass]]'' is the [[Ojou|daughter]] of a [[Disappeared Dad|noble]] and his lawfully wed wife. Except that [[Your Terrorists Are Our Freedom Fighters|Kallen]] [[Plucky Girl|Kozuki]]'s mother is actually {{spoiler|the house maid and her father's former lover}}, but no one talks about that. |
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* Josuke, hero of Part 4 of ''[[ |
* Josuke, hero of Part 4 of ''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]]'', is the illegitimate son of the now-elderly hero of Part 2. |
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* Satellizer L. Bridgette from ''[[Freezing]]'', daughter of a nobleman and his mistress. |
* Satellizer L. Bridgette from ''[[Freezing]]'', daughter of a nobleman and his mistress. |
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* {{spoiler|Rio}} from ''[[Sora no Woto]]''. After years of neglect, save for her [[Too Good for This Sinful Earth|older half-sister]], her family finally acknowdleges she's around when they need a royal princess to marry for a peace treaty. She's not exactly willing, but she does it anyway because that's what her sister would have done. |
* {{spoiler|Rio}} from ''[[Sora no Woto]]''. After years of neglect, save for her [[Too Good for This Sinful Earth|older half-sister]], her family finally acknowdleges she's around when they need a royal princess to marry for a peace treaty. She's not exactly willing, but she does it anyway because that's what her sister would have done. |
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* In [[Kamen Rider Kiva]], It's {{spoiler|the titular rider}} whose the bastard child, although it's inverted, as his father was an all-around nice guy, while his mother fell in love with him more than her actual spouse. |
* In [[Kamen Rider Kiva]], It's {{spoiler|the titular rider}} whose the bastard child, although it's inverted, as his father was an all-around nice guy, while his mother fell in love with him more than her actual spouse. |
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* The term "hero" is debatable, but Francis Wilkerson from ''[[Malcolm in the Middle]]'' was born during the wedding ceremony between Hal and Lois. |
* The term "hero" is debatable, but Francis Wilkerson from ''[[Malcolm in the Middle]]'' was born during the wedding ceremony between Hal and Lois. |
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* In a DVD extra to accompany the series, Hal, in [[Being Human]] tells Leo that he was raised in a brothel by six prostitutes, but that he never knew which of them was his mother. Ironically, he's often called Lord Hal by the other vampires, because he's one of the 'old ones'. |
* In a DVD extra to accompany the series, Hal, in [[Being Human (UK)]] tells Leo that he was raised in a brothel by six prostitutes, but that he never knew which of them was his mother. Ironically, he's often called Lord Hal by the other vampires, because he's one of the 'old ones'. |
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