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* There is a Western example in the Hitchcock film ''The 39 Steps'' in which it is commented that after being handcuffed together for most of the film, it makes sense for the male and female protagonists to marry.
* Used in the second season's [[Ending Theme]] of ''[[The Familiar of Zero]]'', with Louise mentioning taking Saito for a walk with the "chains of love" (or "leash of love", same thing). Given how she treats him normally, this is entirely unsurprising.
*In ''[[Ah! My Goddess]]'' Keichi and Belldandy are bound together due to a wish that Keichi made. Belldandy doesn’t object to that, however. It’s her sister Skuld that does. But Urd doesn’t mind them being bound together at all.
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20090727055810/http://www.animepaper.net/gallery/scans/code-geass/item153096/ An image] from the ''[[Code Geass]]'' calendar delivers a double-whammy with [[Anti-Hero]] Lelouch in chains and [[White Prince]] Suzaku tied up in red cloth. Unsurprisingly, the characters were designed by [[CLAMP]].
** This gets taken [[Up to Eleven]] with the second season's first ending theme, which puts ''everyone'' in them (with the exception of Nunnally, who gets ribbons instead).
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* ''[[Meine Liebe]] Weider'' puts Ludwig in chains in the OP.
* A lot of ''[[Okane ga Nai]]'' artwork includes Ayase in chains.
* This ''[[Full Metal Panic!]]'' gag doujinshi (from in an episode of [[Lucky Star]]) featuring... [[
* The back cover of one volume of the manga and at least one or two other official illustrations for ''[[Yami no Matsuei]]'' show [[Depraved Bisexual|Muraki]] and [[The Woobie|Tsuzuki]] in this pose, featuring red or black ribbons or chains. Not surprising given Muraki's tastes...
* Miku becomes chained to the shinigami Sei after a near death experience in ''[[Shinigami Lovers]]''
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