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* In the ''[[Hellsing]]'' TV series, although not a couple (but [[Word of God|Studio Gonzo]] did hint they have feelings for each other), Alucard and Integra act like this until she almost dies because of his bad judgment in sneaking out to fight his [[Worthy Opponent]]. Afterwards, their dynamic softens considerably. In the manga, their relationship is completely different and more of a [[Bodyguard Crush]] dynamic.
* This is the nature of the relationship of [[Bastard Boyfriend|Iason]] and [[Sex Slave|Riki]] in ''[[Ai no Kusabi]]'' due to [[Opposites Attract]]. Although Iason is usually the one showing affection despite how much he oppresses Riki in order to control him.
* An interpretation of [[Adult Child|Chiaki]] and [[
* Zagi and Karim of ''[[Jyu-Oh-Sei]]''. They have both expressed pretty genuine feelings for each other, but you'd never guess from the way he treats her 90% of the time.
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== [[Web Animation]] ==
* The flash animation [https://web.archive.org/web/20131207084003/http://vinnieveritas.com/flash/ccc/eres-veneno/ Eres Veneno ++] by Vinnie Veritas is a serious contender for '''the''' greatest example of The Masochism Tango. As was once commented, "there's love, and then there's bitchy love."
* Church and Tex in ''[[Red vs. Blue]]'' are this.
{{quote|'''Church''': Alright O'Malley, this is it. From now on, if anybody makes my girlfriend cranky and psychotic; it's gonna be me.
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