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* The [[Les Yay]] between Candy Cane and Miss Spencer in ''[[Rumble Roses]]''. Particularly blatant in Miss Spencer's [[Heel]] story line.
* In the [[Dating Sim]] ''True Love'', one of the [[Chivalrous Pervert]] male lead's possible girlfriends is his young and beautiful teacher. {{spoiler|Curiously, to get her attention you need to save ''another'' girl from a [[Near-Rape Experience]]}}
* ''[[The Sims 2]]: University'', like any Sims game, lets you have sex ("Woo Hoo") with anyone, if you get your relationship with them high enough. This includes university professors, who are Sims that can be invited on dates or to one's home... and incidentally, doing so will increase a Sim's grades.
* In ''[[Amorous Professor Cherry]]'' (trust me, it's [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin]]), this is both played straight with supporting character Mamiko, who willingly nails students who obviously are hot for her, and slightly subverted by ultranaive Chieri, who isn't originally this way, but will eventually become this trope, depending on the ending. Said ending can then either play it straight/subvert/avert this even then, as the game has many branches that can entirely alter this trope.
* In a school assignment in ''[[Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis]]'', [[The Hero]] asks his homeroom teacher Professor Zeppel what sort of food the [[Hospital Hottie|school nurse]], also a teacher herself, would like (making food that the latter teacher liked ''is the assignment''). Zeppel, [[Hello, Nurse!|with good reason]], comes to the obvious conclusion...
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** In ''[[The Old Republic]]'', Jedi Consulars, Jedi Knights, and Sith Warriors all have attractive female padawans (apprentice in the Sith Warrior's case) who are romance options. The Sith Inquisitor is the only Force-using class that ''doesn't'' have this as an option, their apprentice being a reptilian humanoid...
** Sith Inquisitor get Ashara. She's not formally his apprentice, but that's a minor technicality reality vividly argues otherwise.
* In ''[[Tokimeki Memorial]] 2'', the player's teacher, [[Cool Big Sis|Asou Kasumi]], is available as a love interest. Teacher-Student Romance is more common in the ''Girl's Side'' games; in "1st Love," both homeroom teacher [[Stern Teacher|Himuro]] [[Defrosting Ice Queen|Reiichi]] and school principal [[Dirty Old Man|Amanohashi]] [[Lolicon|Ikkaku]] are available, and in "2nd Kiss," there's [[Absent-Minded Professor|Wakaouji]] [[Kindhearted Cat Lover|Takafumi]]. In all cases, the teachers are [[Nintendo Hard|more difficult to win over]] than classmates, in part because they're well aware that a relationship with a student is inappropriate. In ''3rd Story'' the teacher route plays a bit different in that the teacher, [[Hot-Blooded|Chikara]] [[Sensei-chan|Osako]], don't show any exceptional interest during the route (making an already hard route even harder as it makes difficult to gauge his affection levels), but at the end of it is the ''player character'' who gets a [[Love Epiphany]] and runs to confesses her feelings during graduation day.
* In ''[[Grim Grimoire]]'', Opalnaria, the Necromancy teacher, is extremely distrustful of any student/teacher relationships because her former teacher was assassinated by her student lover. Opalnaria herself teaches Hiram, and the guy eventually declares his love for her, shocking the hell out of Opalnaria. She even tries to say how the relationship wouldn't work because she is actually [[Older Than They Look|about 100 years old]], but by the end of the game one of the teachers informs the main character that Opalnaria {{spoiler|cast a spell on herself to make herself look like a schoolgirl so that she could be with Hiram}}.
* In ''[[Magical Diary: Horse Hall]]'' the Horse Hall PC can end up forced into marriage with one of her professors. It's up to the player's choices whether the PC was at all interested in him, and whether or not any attachment develops between them later. Otherwise, they're lined up for a quickie divorce.
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