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{{quote|'''Pinky:''' Pac is gonna be my date for Valenpac Day... '''OR ELSE!'''}}
* Tiffany in ''[[Gravity Falls]]''. A character in a [[Dating Sim]] [[Fictional Video Game]], she was the typical anime girl character who, in the plot of the game, becomes obsessive and jealous should the player reject her. Unfortunately, [[Eldritch Location| this is Gravity Falls]], and video game characters often gain sapience and material form here, something Soos finds out after he becomes addicted to the game and reacting to her as if she was real, causing her to ''become'' real. Seeing as being a Yandere is the only thing that defines her personality, the "relationship" quickly becomes deadly.
* Possibly the spirit of Spring in the ''[[Samurai Jack]]'' episode "Seasons of Death". She seems to be seducing Jack in order to prevent him from leaving, and gets angry and violent when he tries to, but the soft smile on her face when he succeeds makes her motives more vague - possibly a [[Secret Test of Character]] via a [[Leave Your Quest Test]], or maybe she intends to keep stalking him, but she isn't seen again.
* Possibly Becky from ''[[The Simpsons (animation)|The Simpsons]]'' episode "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad Marge", depending on whether her confession at the end was sincere or just sarcastically pointing out how silly Marge's accusations were.
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