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* In the original version of ''[[Spider-Man]]: Turn Off the Dark'', the villainous Arachne had a thing for Peter and wished to seduce him away from Mary Jane. When Julie Taymor was fired and the musical was rewritten in order to save it, the subplot was cut as Arachne was [[Demoted to Extra]]. |
* In the original version of ''[[Spider-Man]]: Turn Off the Dark'', the villainous Arachne had a thing for Peter and wished to seduce him away from Mary Jane. When Julie Taymor was fired and the musical was rewritten in order to save it, the subplot was cut as Arachne was [[Demoted to Extra]]. |
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* Played as high school drama in ''[[Teen Titans (animation)|Teen Titans]]'' when Kitten, Killer Moth's [[Bratty Teenage Daughter]], wants Robin to take her to the prom. |
* Played as high school drama in ''[[Teen Titans (animation)|Teen Titans]]'' when Kitten, Killer Moth's [[Bratty Teenage Daughter]], wants Robin to take her to the prom. |
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** Subverted. She just wanted to use Robin to make her ''real'' boyfriend jealous. |
** Subverted. She just wanted to use Robin to make her ''real'' boyfriend jealous. |
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** Blackfire flirts pretty heavily with Robin in her first appearance, but this seems less to be actualy interest and more just her screwing with her sister Starfire's (Robin's canon [[Love Interest]]) head. In her second appearance, she pretty much ignores Robin entirely. |
** Blackfire flirts pretty heavily with Robin in her first appearance, but this seems less to be actualy interest and more just her screwing with her sister Starfire's (Robin's canon [[Love Interest]]) head. In her second appearance, she pretty much ignores Robin entirely. |
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** This trope is played entirely straight in regards to Jinx and Kid Flash though. |
** This trope is played entirely straight in regards to Jinx and Kid Flash though. |
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** Actually, it's completely inverted. Kid Flash is definitely the active pursuer in the relationship, with him trying to coax Jinx into turning over a new leaf. |
** Actually, it's completely inverted. Kid Flash is definitely the active pursuer in the relationship, with him trying to coax Jinx into turning over a new leaf. |
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* The ''[[Aladdin (Disney film)|Disney's Aladdin]]'' TV series had as recuring villain a witch named [http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Sadira Sadira], whose main goal was to steal Aladdin from Jasmine, though she [[Heel Face Turn|gave up on it in her third appearance and befriended Jasmine.]] |
* The ''[[Aladdin (Disney film)|Disney's Aladdin]]'' TV series had as recuring villain a witch named [http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Sadira Sadira], whose main goal was to steal Aladdin from Jasmine, though she [[Heel Face Turn|gave up on it in her third appearance and befriended Jasmine.]] |
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** There was also Saleen, an evil mermaid who attempted the same thing. Though in one episode she turned Aladdin into a shark, which seems sort of counterproductive to this trope. |
** There was also Saleen, an evil mermaid who attempted the same thing. Though in one episode she turned Aladdin into a shark, which seems sort of counterproductive to this trope. |
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* Both Black Cuervo and her mother Voltura have this for [[El Tigre]] and ''his'' father, [[The Cape|White Pantera]]. A good way to get Voltura riled is to point out that was Pantera who broke up with her; ''"As if I could forget!"'' |
* Both Black Cuervo and her mother Voltura have this for [[El Tigre]] and ''his'' father, [[The Cape (trope)|White Pantera]]. A good way to get Voltura riled is to point out that was Pantera who broke up with her; ''"As if I could forget!"'' |
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