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== [[Film]] ==
* In the film ''[[Black Panther (film)|Black Panther]]'' M'Baku gives a giant smile of relief when T'Challa's family successfully revives him after his [[Near-Death Experience]], showing that he does have a soft side. In ''[[Avengers: Infinity War]]'', T'Challa gets dusted by Thanos, along with a good number of the Wakandan forces. All M'Baku can do is stare at the battlefield with an anguished expression.
== [[Western Animation]] ==
* The show ''[[Tuca & Bertie]]'' has quite a few:
** In a heartwarming moment between Speckle and Bertie, where Speckle creates a romantic roleplay for Bertie after she admits, following an episode of miscommunication, she wants to add some surprises to their sex routine. They end up reviving the spark between their relationship. In the season one finale, Speckle calls out Bertie for refusing to answer her calls for a week, and was worried that something had happened to her. He says that he can't be the rock in their relationship to constantly provide emotional support or automatically knowing her needs. They do make up, but Bertie admits that she has a lot of work to make up for ghosting Speckle, to be his rock.
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