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* In ''[[Fullmetal Alchemist]]'', Father created his "children", the homunculi by splitting off various facets of his personality - specifically, the [[Seven Deadly Sins]].

* Ryouko in ''[[Tenchi Muyo!]]'' ([[OVA]]s only) is not really a clone since she was partly created from one of Washuu's egg cells and partly from the Mass (a [[Voluntary Shapeshifting|shapeshifting]] [[Hive Mind]]), but is pretty close to the trope, and considered a daughter by Washuu. Her childhood was terrible, but mostly because she was enslaved by the villain (who also kept Washu as a [[Human Popsicle]]). Notably, while Washuu is the greatest scientific genius in the universe, Ryouko...isn't. Though this might be just a result of Ryouko's complete lack of any kind of education.

** There's an unusual case of this; the cloning was done without the parent's knowledge and {{spoiler|when Quint Nakajima discovered Subaru and Ginga, she raised them as her daughters in a normal, loving environment with her husband since she couldn't have children anyway.}}

** Uno was also an [[Opposite Sex Clone]] of [[Mad Scientist|Scaglietti]], and several of the other [[Quirky Miniboss Squad|Numbers]] were based at least partly on his DNA.

* ''[[Power Rangers Operation Overdrive]]'' has Mack Hartford, [[Ridiculously Human Robot]] son of [[Adventurer Archaeologist]] Andrew Hartford, whose [[My Biological Clock Is Ticking|biological clock was ticking]].

* ''[[So Weird]]'': Fi dates a boy who discovers himself to be a clone of his scientist father.

* Henry Warnimont. He adopts an abandoned little girl named [[Punky Brewster]].