This trope provides a troubled character, let's call him Bob, note again gender is irrelevant with the emotional, psychological, and/or moral support to ...

A romantic and/or sexual relationship that is truly destructive, breaking down at least one of the lovers, probably both.

This trope is about characters who have been deprived of affection for so long that they desperately crave it.

Two (or more) characters who, for all intents and purposes, act as one character, always appear together and are never introduced individually.

True Companions are just like a real family — they may not necessarily like each other, or actually have liked each other at first, but they know they can ... Anime & Manga · TrueCompanions / Video Games · Western Animation

Homer and Marge's bond becomes stronger when they both get drunk on wine, but soon the bond unravels when Homer frames Marge for crashing the car and Marge is ...

2 мая 2020 г. · I'm digging the love-hate tropes -- the kind where they are dysfunctionally in love, but there's too much baggage, and they can't get away from each other.

A psycho supporter follows someone else's beliefs simply because said supporter is nuts. Used a lot to deconstruct other tropes.

Children of an Elder God: Shinji and Asuka became hugely codependent throughout the history. At the beginning they were just friends, then they were dating ...

(Not) Meant For You: Damen and Auguste's friendship grew over time into mutual codependency, to the point where they could barely function when they weren't ...