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* In ''[[Futari Ecchi]]'' the young [[Happily Married]] couple Makoto and Yura keep calling each other using the honorific "-san". (Oh, yes, even while having sex!) In one episode Makoto's colleagues at work laugh at this fact, considering it too old-fashioned and possibly a sign of Makoto's submissiveness towards Yura. This makes him try to behave towards Yura like a typical dominant macho Japanese husband, but comically fails at this.
* The Hitaachin twins often attach "-dono/tono" to [[White Prince|Tamaki's]] name, teasing his status as "King" of the [[Host Club]].
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** Also, when Nagisa is pretending not to be afraid of Ika anymore, she calls her "-senpai".
* In ''[[GA Geijutsuka Art Design Class]]'', Miyabi calls even her friends "-dono".
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