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Chances are good this will precede any ending narration or title card that says "And they lived [[Happily Ever After]]."
 
Sometimes a sub-trope of [[Last -Minute Hookup]]. Not to be confused with [[Last Kiss]].▼
Being an [[Ending Tropes|Ending Trope]], it's a given the examples contain '''[[Spoiler|SPOILERS]]'''. Consider yourself warned.
 
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▲Sometimes a sub-trope of [[Last Minute Hookup]]. Not to be confused with [[Last Kiss]].
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== [[Anime]]/Manga ==
* ''[[D.N.Angel]]'' ends with Daisuke and Riku sharing a kiss while Risa and Hitawi are [[Hooked Up Afterwards|hinted to hook up later.]] Actually, the only "hint" is that they could be seen as gazing at each other. Whether this actually was supposed to be a hint or not is [[Broken Base|debated in fandom]].
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* ''[[Sailor Moon]]'' ends with Usagi and Mamoru kissing in the moonlight.
* ''[[Summer Wars]]'' ends with a kiss. The main character doesn't quite have the balls to do it, so his love interest has to take things into her own hands and give him a peck on the cheek. He collapses as a result.
* ''[[Corsair (Light Novel)|Corsair]]'' ends this way, with the protagonists kissing on the top deck of their ship.
* ''[[Tenshi Nini Narumon]]'' ends with Noelle and Yuusuke kissing, mirroring their first kiss from the first episode. {{spoiler|For some, Raphael and Mikael also count, though theirs is not 'that' visible}}
* ''[[Brigadoon Marin and Melan]]'' ends with the title characters kissing. {{spoiler|It might be a good-bye, kiss, though, so this may actually be a [[Bittersweet Ending]].}}
* [[Bakuman｡ (Manga)|Bakuman｡]] ends with Mashiro and Azuki kissing.
 
== [[Film]] ==
* [[Disney Animated Canon|Disney]], naturally, Loves This Trope:
** ''[[Cinderella (Disney film)|Cinderella]]''
** ''[[The Little Mermaid]]''
** ''[[Robin Hood]]''
** ''[[Beauty and The Beast (Disney)|Beauty and Thethe Beast]]''
** ''[[Aladdin (Disney film)|Aladdin]]''
** ''[[The Princess Diaries]]'', which makes a big deal about the [[Foot Popping]].
** {{spoiler|[[Beta Couple|Nancy and Edward]]}} in ''[[Enchanted]]'' -- the—the [[Official Couple]]'s [[True Love's Kiss]] came earlier.
** ''[[Sky High]]''
** ''[[The Princess and Thethe Frog]]''...
** ...and ''[[Tangled]]'' in [[Overused Running Gag|classic Disney tradition]].
** ''[[High School Musical]] 2''
* The first ''[[Fantastic Four (Filmfilm)|Fantastic Four]]'' film
* A movie version of the myth ''Jason and the Argonauts'' ends with Hera and Zeus watching Jason and [[Medea (Theatre)|Medea]] kiss. (They [[Happily Ever Before|neglect to tell you]] what [[Woman Scorned|came next]], of course...)
* ''[[The Princess Bride (Filmfilm)|The Princess Bride]]''. "This kiss left them all behind."
* This is the standard ending for ''[[James Bond (Filmfilm)|James Bond]]'' films, although the woman saying "Oh, James..." [[Newer Than They Think|only came later]]. A few examples:
** ''[[Dr. No (Film)|Dr. No]]'': Bond and Honey Ryder make out in a rescue raft while throwing away the mooring rope tying them to a Coast Guard ship.
** ''[[On Her Majesty's Secret Service (Film)|On Her Majesty's Secret Service]]'' is famous for ''[[Yank the Dog's Chain|lacking]]'' such an ending. {{spoiler|Poor Tracy. ;-; }}
** ''[[The Man With the Golden Gun (Film)|The Man Withwith the Golden Gun]]'': Bond disconnects a phone call from M to make out with Mary Goodnight.
** ''[[The Spy Who Loved Me (Film)|The Spy Who Loved Me]]'':
{{quote| '''Gray:''' Bond! What do you think you’re ''doing''?!<br />
'''Bond:''' [[LampshadedIf DoubleYou EntendreKnow What I Mean|Keeping the British end up, sir.]] }}
** ''[[The Living Daylights (Film)|The Living Daylights]]'': Kara Milovy is disappointed that Bond didn't attend her concert. Turns out he did, and sneaked into her dressing room. It's famous for being the most [[WAFF|WAFFy]]y ending of a Bond film.
** The ending of the tremendously [[Darker and Edgier]] ''[[Licence to Kill (Film)|Licence to Kill]]'' has a [[WAFF|WAFFy]]y ending as well.
** ''[[Tomorrow Never Dies (Film)|Tomorrow Never Dies]]'': Bond declines rescue from the Royal Navy in South China Sea so he can make out with Wai Lin. [[Fridge Logic]] dictates that they would end up drowning, but oh well...
** ''[[Casino Royale (Film)|Casino Royale]]'' and ''[[Quantum of Solace (Film)|Quantum of Solace]]'' don't have any such scenes yet, and as such, only time will tell...
* ''[[Cloudy Withwith a Chance of Meatballs]]'' ends with Sam and Flint finally getting to kiss, punctuated by Brent yelling "Yeah! [[Everything's Better Withwith Chickens|I'm a chicken]]!"
* [[Don Bluth]]'s ''[[Thumbelina]]''.
* ''[[Avatar (Filmfilm)|Avatar]]''
* The first ''[[Spider -Man (Filmfilm)|Spider Man]]'' film subverts this trope. Mary Jane confesses her love to Peter and kisses him. Peter turns her down and insists that can only be friends, [[ItsIt's Not You, ItsIt's My Enemies|knowing that if Spiderman's enemies found out about her, she would be in constant danger]]. The second film plays it straight when the two kiss passsionately.
 
== [[Literature]] ==
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* The [[Musical Episode]] of ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]''. It's lampshaded just before it happens with the lyric "The curtains close on a kiss, God knows we can tell the end is near."
* In ''[[Scrubs]]'''s Season 8 finale (which was supposed to be the [[Grand Finale]], but wasn't), the last image J.D. sees on the "Goodbye" sign is of him and Elliot kissing.
* The end of season four of ''[[Merlin (TV series)|Merlin]]'' more or less ends on the image of Arthur and Guinevere kissing as he crowns her Queen of Camelot (though there is a brief [[Sequel Hook]] afterwards involving Morgana in the forest).
 
== [[Video Games]] ==
* The [[Updated Rerelease|Playstation version]] of ''[[Chrono Trigger (Video Game)|Chrono Trigger]]'' added a movie of Crono's and Marle's marriage to the standard ending. The same movie also shows Kino proposing to Ayla and Frog (in his human form) being knighted.
* The ending of the Witch Hunt DLC for [[Dragon Age]] can be the player character and [[Black Magician Girl|Morrigan]] embracing before stepping off into the unknown.
 
== [[Web Original]] ==
* ''[[Ruby Quest (Roleplay)|Ruby Quest]]''
* ''[[Kid Radd]]'', only it ends ''right before'' the kiss, which pisses the hero to no end.
 
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** And then ''again'' at the ...uh...[[Stock Series Finales|second finale of the series]].
* ''[[Danny Phantom]]'', then the [[Official Couple]] does a [[Riding Into the Sunset]] that ends the series.
* ''[[Gargoyles (Animation)|Gargoyles]]'' without the [[Canon Dis ContinuityDiscontinuity|non-canonical]] third season.
** [[Word of God]] holds that, typically, gargoyles kiss by stroking each other's hair and brow ridges. Mouth-kissing gets picked up from humans. In that same last episode, Goliath strokes Elisa's hair.
* ''[[Futurama]]: Into the Wild Green Yonder'' has Fry and Leela finally kiss {{spoiler|before [[Riding Into the Sunset|the crew flies through a wormhole to escape Zapp]]}}.
* ''[[Sat AM Sonic the Hedgehog]]''
* [[Official Couple|Robin and Starfire]] at the end of ''[[Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo]]''. Cyborg remarks it's about time.
 
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[[Category:Kissing Tropes]]
[[Category:Ending Tropes]]
[[Category:NineteenSealed Twentywith Onea (Webcomic)Kiss]]
[[Category:Sealed With A Kiss]]
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