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** And how can we forget Jaws and Dolly in ''[[Moonraker]]''?
** From fangirl opinion, Moon/Zao from ''[[Die Another Day]]''- though that's more like Villain on Minion.
* ''[[Rocky Horror Picture Show]]'''s Riff Raff & Magenta fall under this as well as [[Brother-Sister Incest]].
** In the sort-of-sequel, ''[[Shock Treatment]]'', the same actors play Cosmo and Nation McKinley, who are depicted as a [[Armed with Canon|married couple]] (though they still ''pretend'' to be siblings), and Rest Home Ricky and [[Hello, Nurse!|Nurse Ansalong]] are also revealed to be paired off. <ref> Actually, quite a few of the characters with much screen time in the film, good or bad, are paired off throughout the film, except for Neely Pritt ([[Hot Scoop|the reporter]]), Bert Shnick, and in the end, Ralph (who, [[Hilarious in Hindsight|amusingly enough]], was seen getting married at the beginning of the first film)</ref>
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== Video Games ==
* Axel and Larxene in ''[[Kingdom Hearts]] Chain of Memories'', though Larxene's flirtations with him are probably her way of trying to make him squirm. Also, Axel's status as Marluxia's minion [[Manipulative Bastard|isn't exactly what it seems to be...]]
** Fans also like to pair Larxene up with her "partner", Marlurxia, while Axel is often paired with [[Ho Yay|his close friend Roxas.]]
*** ''358/2 Days'' now has given Axel/Saix shippers more fodder, as {{spoiler|they used to be best friends.}}
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== Western Animation ==
* Hammerhead and Silver Sable of ''[[The Spectacular Spider-Man]]'' ''used'' to be this, but had a breakup and don't get along with each other. The one time we saw any affection onscreen, Hammerhead was {{spoiler|lying about wanting to make up and just using her as part of his scheme to become the Big Man.}}
* In [[The Tick (animation)]] animation, there's a running joke where Buttery Pat and the Bee Twins, the henchmen of The Breadmaster and El Seed, have... a thing... going on, and will be waving and generally flirting in the background while the two villains are ranting to each other. Although, given that ''he'' is made of butter and ''they'' are humanoid bees, we should probably be glad they don't get any more camera time.
* ''[[Transformers]]'' loves this trope.
** Snowcat and Demolishor of ''[[Transformers Energon]]'' had this habit of clinging to each other and were rarely seen by themselves. They even got prison cells together.
** Ransack and Crumplezone in ''[[Transformers Cybertron]]'' had a similar very-close-buddy dynamic. There's also Thunderblast, who doesn't so much ship herself as hit on anyone with power and strength.
** ''[[Beast Wars]]'' Waspinator and Terrorsaur seem to get shipped a lot lately, although that's mostly [[Insecticomics|Wayward's fault.]]
** Canon for Strika and Obsidian in ''[[Beast Machines]]''
** And also canon for Strika and Lugnut in ''[[Transformers Animated]]''. While they're never seen together, Strika's bio says that Lugnut is her consort.
** Also in ''Animated'', human supervillains Nanosec and Slo-Mo fall hard for each other when the latter forms a [[Legion of Doom]].
** In ''[[Transformers Prime]]'', Breakdown develops an interest in Airachnid after getting into a fight with her, although fans much prefer to pair him up with his partner, Knock Out.
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