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== Anime and Manga ==

* An episode of ''[[Digimon Savers]]'' had Marcus and Agumon get into a fight which results in Agumon hiding inside Marcus' digivice for most of the episode. When Marcus is unable to defeat a BlackGarurumon that's rampaging through the city, {{spoiler|Agumon finally comes to the rescue and everything is sorted out once again}}.

* [[Mahou Sensei Negima|Asuna and Negi]] do this, except Negi immediately feels really badly and keeps trying to apologize, whereas Asuna got over it quickly enough but [[Tsundere|didn't want to admit it]]. Not that they've been friends for ''long'' but she's probably only his second friend and the one he trusts most.

* [[Fridge Logic]] reveals that this is practically all that happens in {{spoiler|[[Half-Human Hybrid|Conrad and Yozak's]]}} friendship after Yuri turns up in [[Kyou Kara Maou]].

== [[Live Action TV]] ==

* The 1952-04-24 episode of [[George Burns]] and [[Gracie Allen]]'s TV program revolved around a feud between George and his old friend [[Jack Benny]], after Jack stole one of George's jokes during a performance.

** ''iSaw Him First'', where they fight over a hot guy, complete with sabotage and tricks. The actual conflict is resolved by the guy, who gets sick of their competitiveness, and then falls down an elevator shaft, and after they resolve not to fight over a guy anymore.

** ''iDon't Want To Fight'', where Carly gives Sam a handmade iCarly t-shirt (possibly the first ever made, but it's important to Carly), and Sam trades it for concert tickets.

** Basically all the Disney Channel shows.

* Dan and Casey of ''[[Sports Night]]'' do this after Dan, feeling picked-on by the rest of the team, embarrasses Casey on-air. It doesn't last very long, luckily, since their friendship is one of the most rewarding things about the show.

* Nate and Chuck on ''[[Gossip Girl]]'' when Nate finds out Chuck had sex with Blair. They sort of make up by the end of the season, but soon have another falling out and their friendship has never really been shown to recover.

** Serena and Blair do this dance at least once per season.

* Ted and Barney on ''[[How I Met Your Mother]]'' after Barney slept with Robin.

* [[Degrassi the Next Generation]] seems to like this trope:

** Happened a couple of times with Emma and Manny in season 3. First in "U Got The Look" when Manny gets her infamous makeover and starts flirting with JT while she is interested in another guy. Emma tells Manny she's leading JT on. Manny then tells Emma to either mind her own business or stop talking to her. They make up pretty quickly after this, but their bigger fight comes later that season in "Against All Odds" when Emma doesn't approve of Manny helping Craig cheat on Ashley. They don't talk to each other for what appears to be several months in-universe. Things between the two are finally patched up when Emma helps Manny out with her pregnancy. They also got into some arguments where they temporarily stopped speaking to each other in seasons 4, 5, and 6. However, these fights didn't last for too long.

** This also happened several times with Jimmy and Spinner throughout the series. The worst was when Jimmy stopped talking to Spinner for the rest of season 4 and a good portion of season 5 after finding out he was responsible for Rick shooting him.

** Anya ended her friendship with Holly J after realizing she was sick of being treated like dirt. While the two do eventually reconcile, they never quite go back to being best friends (Fiona is Holly J's current best friend).

 

 

 

== [[Western Animation]] ==

* One episode of [[Rugrats]] was about a feud between Stu & Didi and Betty & Howard.

** "Farewell, My Friend", formerly the [[Trope Namer]] (with Tommy and Chuckie).

* An episode of ''[[A Pup Named Scooby Doo]]'' had Shaggy and Scooby refusing to speak to each other throughout the episode, which hindered the gang's attempts at solving a mystery involving a [[Giant Food|giant]] [[Anthropomorphic Food|monster hamburger]].

* There was also an episode of ''[[Dragon Tales]]'' where Max and Ord began fighting with each other about which color to use for the castles they were making whilst pretending to be kings. Eventually, [[My God, What Have I Done?|they begin lamenting]] about how they're going to stop fighting. In the end, they solve the problem by combining their preferred colors to make one big castle.

** In "Look Before You Sleep", Rarity and Applejack end up caught in the rain after an argument, and the two end up taking shelter at the home of Twilight Sparkle, where their flaring tempers put a damper on Twilight's first slumber party.

** In "Fall-Weather Friends", Applejack and Rainbow Dash start getting overly competitive, trying to see which is the more athletic pony, which leads to them trying to beat the other at the Running of the Leaves.

** In "Sisterhooves Social" Rarity and her little sister Sweetie Belle are the center of the conflict, combining this with [[The Glorious War of Sisterly Rivalry]].

* In ''[[The Problem Solverz]]'' episode "Breakfast Warz", Alfe and Roba fight over who gets the new science officer position, and Horace has to keep mediating between them because "fighting is never the answer."

** "Get Sam Donaldson's Mystery Bag!"

** Sniz and Fondue did this on more than one occasion, however in this case they're brothers (or are they roommates? Sniz's last name is Brankowski and Fondue IS his last name (his first name is Squeaky), but they could be stepbrothers...)

* ''[[Recess]]'', "The Break-Up": None of the five kids he hangs out with likes TJ anymore because he won't pick just one person to write his essay on his best friend about. While most examples of the trope have both sides mad at each other, TJ's not mad, he's just confused ("I have several friends, and I lose them all ''because'' I have several friends?").

** "Responsibility", of course.

** In "Self-Discipline", Zach has an argument with his mother for not buying a video game and letting him get an allowance.

** In "Respect", Annie and Zach were angry at Jake, the junkyard man who let them find parts of his go-kart.

** In "Honesty" (1998), Zach is mad at Annie for not letting him pay her fifteen dollars, so they argue for a while until Annie decides to write a trustworthy letter to him.

** At the beginning of "Integrity" (1998), Zach lies in the class by telling them [[Critical Research Failure|his dad's Egyptian replica]] of a school report he's taking, which makes Annie so furious at him.

* ''[[The Weekenders]]'', "Taking Sides" (with Tino and Carver: Carver has just called Tino a wuss because Tino didn't like Carver's attempt at an off-the-wall, literally, poolshot... well, it meant the diff between winning and losing the game, so Tino had a good reason).

* ''[[All Grown Up]]!'', "It's Cupid Stupid" (with Tommy and Chuckie, and Kimi and Susie: the side effect of a [[Love Triangle]] or two).

** "Prehistoric Ice Man", where Stan and Kyle fight over what to name a man that's been frozen since 1996.

** "Follow That Egg!", where the kids are assigned to [[Egg Sitting]], is the first episode where [[Drama Bomb|the drama in the tension shows]], complete with [[Homoerotic Subtext]].

* ''[[Danny Phantom]]'' where this has happened to Danny with both his friends at least once.

* ''[[The Road to El Dorado]]'', in which [[Heterosexual Life Partners|Tulio and Miguel]] break up because Tulio falls in love with local girl Chel. They get better.

* ''[[The Replacements]]'': Riley and Tasumi over a dress that neither of them owned. This small fight escalates into a full blown wrestling match.

* [[Pepper Ann]], Milo and Nicky did this a couple of times, their biggest fight was in the flashback episode. They got better though.

* Lightning McQueen and Mater in ''[[Cars|Cars 2]]'', as a result of McQueen losing due to Mater being recruited as a spy and not serving as his crew chief (Luigi later takes that role).

{{quote| '''Mr. Wheezer:''' From now on the Wheezers and the Neutrons are sworn nemesiseses!<br />

'''Jimmy:''' I believe you mean "nemeses."<br />