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== Anime and Manga ==

== Anime & Manga ==

* In the anime ''[[Wicked City]]'', [[Badass Normal|human special agent Taki]] and [[Our Demons Are Different|Black World operative Makie]] were intentionally paired off by the Black Guard in hopes of conceiving a child that was half-human, half-Black Worlder to be part of the peace treaty between the two worlds. They were assigned to protect a dirty old man, who turned out to be a powerful psychic assigned to protect ''them'' and steer them in the direction of mutual respect and physical attraction, while fighting off Black World extremists bent on disrupting the coupling. The fact that said conception [[Pregnant Badass|boosted Makie's demonic abilities]] was just gravy.

* This is the basis of the plot of ''[[Maburaho]]''; Yuna, Rin and Kuriko were all ordered to get their hands on Kazuki's powerful genes for the good of their upper-class family bloodlines. On the other hand, Yuuna at least had already been in love with him since childhood. And as the series goes on, Rin and Kuriko start to love Kazuki unconditional as well.

* A possible example in ''[[Kaze no Stigma]]''. Ayano's dad might just be trying to set up the [[Bodyguard Crush]] between her and ultra-powerful Wind Contractor Kazuma for the short-term gain of entering someone that powerful into the family, but it seems rather more likely that he's planning for the long term - unfortunately, the series ended with an [[Author Existence Failure]] before we could find out what the offspring of a Wind Contractor and a top-notch Fire Mage would be like...

* Washu Hakubi of ''[[Tenchi Muyo!]]'' has a combination of reasons for being interested in Tenchi. Part of it is [[For Science!]], since {{spoiler|she's trying to find the entity that made her and her sisters, and Tenchi doing some nice hax during his battle against Kagato is what sparks her interest}}, part is wanting to harvest his DNA (with or without his consent), and part is that she genuinely loves him (but is just a lonely introvert who has no idea how to treat people outside of the context of a lab) and wants to have Tenchi's baby, and only his. Plus, she gets to annoy her daughter Ryoko, who also loves Tenchi.

* Washu Hakubi of ''[[Tenchi Muyo! Ryo-Ohki]]'' has a combination of reasons for being interested in Tenchi. Part of it is [[For Science!]], since {{spoiler|she's trying to find the entity that made her and her sisters, and Tenchi doing some nice hax during his battle against Kagato is what sparks her interest}}, part is wanting to harvest his DNA (with or without his consent), and part is that she genuinely loves him (but is just a lonely introvert who has no idea how to treat people outside of the context of a lab) and wants to have Tenchi's baby, and only his. Plus, she gets to annoy her daughter Ryoko, who also loves Tenchi.

** ''Tenchi'' spinoff ''[[~~Isekai~~ no ~~Seikishi~~ ~~Monogatari~~]]'': In the [[Trapped in Another World|world]] of Geminar, males who can pilot the [[Humongous Mecha]] are exceedingly rare, and are treated more like stud horses than warriors, expected to be paired with other pilots to create a stronger new generation of future pilots; political control of a strong male pilot is a large bargaining chip. Later, it's revealed that {{spoiler|1=the [[Neglectful Precursors]] who created the mecha also created ArtificalHuman pilots, and could even send them to other worlds to breed with the natives to create still stronger children to be brought back -- which is ''apparently'' how series hero Kenshi Masaki, Tenchi's half-brother, was conceived.}}

** ''Tenchi'' spinoff ''[[Tenchi Muyo! War on Geminar]]'': In the [[Trapped in Another World|world]] of Geminar, males who can pilot the [[Humongous Mecha]] are exceedingly rare, and are treated more like stud horses than warriors, expected to be paired with other pilots to create a stronger new generation of future pilots; political control of a strong male pilot is a large bargaining chip. Later, it's revealed that {{spoiler|1=the [[Neglectful Precursors]] who created the mecha also created ArtificalHuman pilots, and could even send them to other worlds to breed with the natives to create still stronger children to be brought back -- which is ''apparently'' how series hero Kenshi Masaki, Tenchi's half-brother, was conceived.}}

* In the [[Hentai]] anime ''DNA Hunter'', Mai and her co-workers are basically contracted to carry out this trope: they sleep with specific men in order to obtain sperm for female clients. Mai herself is an more benign example, since her fiancee Yuji died in an accident and she's working to get enough money to have a procedure done that will allow her to use Yuji's DNA (extracted from a cigarette) to have his child.

* Becomes a major plot point in ''[[The Five Star Stories]]'', where budding [[Mad Scientist]] Meeth Silver Ballanche uses a sample of Sword Saint Douglas Kaien's DNA to impregnate herself. Their offspring, [[Overly Long Name|Maximum HOLTFORS Ballanche Kaien]] does indeed grow up to be the ultimate lifeform and even ascends to become a member of the series' small collection of [[Physical God]]s.

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== [[~~Fanfic~~]] ==

== [[Fan Works]] ==

* [[Eye of the Fox]] has a [[Gender Flipped]] version in a scene which Kyubbi all but states that the ''only'' reason he'd want a son and heir was because of the [[Superpowerful Genetics]] the mother possesseed as he laments the boy's suicide attempt as 'reflecting badly on ''him''.'

* ''[[Eye of the Fox]]'' has a [[Gender Flipped]] version in a scene which Kyubbi all but states that the ''only'' reason he'd want a son and heir was because of the [[Superpowerful Genetics]] the mother possesseed as he laments the boy's suicide attempt as 'reflecting badly on ''him''.'

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* ''[[Arrested Development (TV series)|Arrested Development]]'': Kitty wants George Senior's baby, and ends up with a cooler full of his sperm.

* ''[[Supernatural (TV series)|Supernatural]]'': Sam and Dean's parents were apparently matched up by "cupids" trying to breed {{spoiler|human vessels for Michael and Lucifer}}.

* ''[[Battlestar Galactica ~~Reimagined~~]]'': During the New Caprica arc, Leoben Conoy introduces Kara Thrace to their daughter to enforce more bonding between them, which he conceived from his own sperm and Kara's stolen ovary from Caprica. {{spoiler|It's later revealed to be an unrelated child when the girl is reunited with her real (human) mother}}.

* ''[[Battlestar Galactica (2004 TV series)|Battlestar Galactica]]'': During the New Caprica arc, Leoben Conoy introduces Kara Thrace to their daughter to enforce more bonding between them, which he conceived from his own sperm and Kara's stolen ovary from Caprica. {{spoiler|It's later revealed to be an unrelated child when the girl is reunited with her real (human) mother}}.

* One episode of [[Spin City]] involved Mike's recent ex notifying him that she had saved one of his used condoms (theoretically one that didn't include a spermicide treatment) in her freezer and planned to artificially incept herself. Turns out, having thrown the condom away, he had no legal claim to it (DNA should be another matter, but just go with it). Fortunately for him, after all his plans to get it back fail, a city-wide blackout assured that she would be unable to properly maintain the sample.

* In ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'', Seska took Chakotay's DNA in order to conceive his child. Unfortunately, she didn't plan it very well. As she had also been sleeping with Maj Kulla, assuming that they just weren't genetically compatible, she ended up conceiving his child instead. She was clearly pissed.