History Literature / HorizonInTheMiddleOfNowhere

* BigDamnHug: In Episode 12 of Season 1, Toori and Horizon are trapped inside a mental space that was going to disintegrate them if Toori doesn't deny his "sin" of causing Horizon's accidental death when they were children. They break free from a barrier when Horizon convinces Toori that her childhood self never blamed him for what happened to her and she accepts to take Toori's hand. Toori then pulls Horizon into an embrace as both return to reality alive.

* EmotionlessGirl: All automated dolls lack human emotion, given they're really machines. P-01s/Horizon is a special case since she possesses a human soul, but her emotions were removed and distributed among the Deadly Sin Armaments.

* OfficialCouple: There's multiple confirmed canon couples from early on; Toori Aoi and Horizon Ariadust, Margot Naito and Malga Naruze, Shirojiro Bertoni and Heidi Augesvarer, Tenzo and Mary. Later volumes of the novels add more couples, such as Kiyonari Ulquiaga getting paired with Narumi Date, as well as Noriki with Ujinao Houjou.

* WingedHumanoid: There's a whole race of angelic beings with feathered wings. Margot and Malga are the recurring examples.

* BalancedHarem: Horizon is Toori's only love interest in the early volumes, but she eventually invites Asama and Nate to [[{{Polyamory}} form a harem]] for Toori because his magic contract will kill him if he ever gets sad and she wants him to have more lovers who can give him emotional support he needs to stay happy all the time. Although they initially held back because of Toori's love for Horizon, Asama and Nate gradually stop repressing their feelings for Toori and he reciprocates. While Horizon is still the main heroine, Toori gives Asama and Nate the same amount of attention and love as he does for Horizon.

* CompressedAdaptation: The first season covers the entirety of ''volume one'', which is actually two books from the light novels; it leaves no major event behind, but it excludes and compresses lengthy elements like conversations between minor characters and world exposition.

* MarryThemAll: Polygamy is perfectly acceptable in the setting because having concubines in addition to a TopWife is validated by the history recreation. The light novels start building up this resolution when Horizon proposes Asama and Nate that the three of them should form a harem for Toori because she wants the other two to help her keep Toori from ever getting sad (his magic contract will kill him if that happens), and her greatest wish is for Toori and herself to be surrounded by people who are close like family to them. Asama and Nate are reluctant when Horizon first proposes the {{Polyamory}}, but they eventually give in and Toori is more than happy to have them. [[spoiler:Toori eventually consummates his relationships with Horizon, Asama, and Nate, and thanks to TimeTravel, he already has a fully-grown daughter with each one of them (plus a son with Suzu, although she isn't part of the harem).]]

* ShowgirlSkirt: Crescent-shaped skirts combined with SensualSpandex are the female school uniform in the Harmonic Divine State's academies.

* ActionGirl: Most of the girls are powerful fighters.

* BadFuture: [[spoiler:Turns out the Apocalypse already happened in another timeline. In that future, Toori and Horizon died early on and Destiny continued to commit suicide which resulted in the world being destroyed. The only survivors were the children of a few members of Class Plum, who then traveled to the past in order to prevent the Apocalypse this time and SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong. They joined P.A. ODA to serve as members of the Ten Spears under Toukichirou Hashiba.]]

* BalancedHarem: Horizon is Toori's only love interest in the first volumes, but she eventually decides that Toori needs to take more lovers who'll help keeping him happy all the time, since he'll literally die if he ever feels sad. Horizon then forms a small harem for Toori, formed by herself, Asama and Nate, having known the other two also love him but were holding back for Horizon's sake. Horizon still carries the title of the TopWife, but insists that Asama and Nate are equally important for Toori's happiness and he doesn't really favor one over the others. The girls are all perfectly fine sharing him because they get along so well with each other.

* GreatOffscreenWar: The Harmonic Unification War was a war between the real world and the Harmonic World that occurred after the collision between the Divine States and the Harmonic Realm. It lasted 31 years, from 1457 to 1488 TE and marked the beginning of the provisional rule over the Divine States (now renamed as Far East) and the History Recreation of both world and Japanese history in the territories with the Academies. Currently, all wars that happen in the setting are according to the history recreation.

* MarryThemAll: Polygamy is perfectly acceptable in the setting because having concubines in addition to a TopWife is validated as a part of the history recreation. The light novels start building up this resolution with Horizon, Asama and Nate all becoming romantically involved with Toori. In fact, Horizon is the one who proposes the creation of a harem in the first place because she knows she alone can't keep Toori happy all the time, and her greatest wish is for Toori and herself to be surrounded by people who are close like family to them. [[spoiler:Toori eventually consummates all of his relationships with his harem and thanks to TimeTravel, he already has a fully-grown daughter with each one of them.]]

* OfficialCouple: There's multiple confirmed canon couples from early on.
** Toori Aoi and Horizon Ariadust.
** Shirojiro Bertoni and Heidi Augesvarer.
** Tenzo and Mary.
* OneCastMemberPerCover: A different girl is featured on each cover of the light novel volumes, except for Volume 10-B having Malga and Margot. Only the titular heroine Horizon has two covers, as she appears on the first and last ones.

* {{Polyamory}}: Later in the light novels, Horizon tells Asama and Nate that she's open to share Toori with them, reasoning that they can support each other and make sure Toori always stays happy, since feeling sad will literally kill him. Although initially surprised by Horizon's proposal, Asama and Nate accept that they also love Toori and are happy to become his lovers with Horizon's approval. After Nate loses her house in a battle, Asama and Nate move in with Toori, Horizon and Kimi, forming a dynamic with Toori as the husband, Horizon as the TopWife, Asama and Nate as the concubines, and Kimi as the girls' sister-in-law.

* {{Robosexual}}: The romance between Toori and the automated doll P-01s. However, he fell in love with her back when she was a human named Horizon.

* ScrewDestiny: Deconstructed. [[spoiler:Turns out the real cause of the Apocalypse is destiny trying to screw ''itself''. The personality of destiny could not stand seeing all the death it caused and it decided people would be better off without destiny. Thus, destiny eventually began slowly killing itself in a process that became known as the Apocalypse.]]

* SevenDeadlySins: Crops up in the form of the 9 Armor of Deadly Sins. In an unusual twist, "sloth" is split into two halves representing "anguish" and "dejection", while "vanity" is an extension of "pride". According to Motonobu Matsudaira, all of the original eight pieces, and thus, the SevenDeadlySins themselves, ascended from the discontinued Armor "Envy", the operating system housed within P-01s.
* SexMagic: There is a ceremony to resurrect the dead that needs someone of the living to travel into the spirit world and have sex with the spirit of the dead person '''1501 times'''. [[spoiler:This is exactly what Asama and Nate do with Toori in the final volumes of the light novel.]]

** [[Creator/MarinaInoue Nate Mitotsudaira]] -- "[[Anime/TengenToppaGurrenLagann Who exactly do you think she is]]?"

* AfterTheEnd: The series takes place in a far future in which humans are forced to abandon a devastated Earth and travel to outer space. However, due to an unknown phenomenon that prevents them from traveling into space, humanity returns to Earth only to find it inhospitable except for Japan. To accommodate the entire human population, {{Pocket Dimension}}s are created around Japan to house the returned populace. In order to find a way to return to outer space, the humans begin reenacting human history according to the Holy Book Testament. But in the year 1413 of the Testament Era, the nations of the pocket dimensions invade and conquer Japan, dividing the territory into feudal fiefdoms and forcing the original inhabitants of Japan to leave. It is now the year 1648 of the Testament Era, and the refugees of Japan now live in the city ship, Musashi, which constantly travels around Japan while being watched by the Testament Union, the authority that runs the re-enactment of history.

* GreyAndGrayMorality: The conflict between Musashi and the Harmonic Divine States. Each of the Harmonic Divine States has custody of one of the Deadly Sin Armaments that contain P-01s/Horizon Ariadust's emotions and Musashi wants to retrieve them to give Horizon her emotions back and to save the world from the apocalypse, since Horizon supposedly can do it with her power to operate all of the eight the Deadly Sin Armaments at once. However, the Harmonic Divine States don't want to hand over the Armaments since it could endanger the current balance of the world and History Recreation. Several of the characters of the Harmonic Divine States such as Tres España and England, are shown to be fairly decent people outside of battle.

* HumongousMecha: Gods of War; while typically fielded by the Testament Union, Naomasa of the Engineering Club at ''Musashi Ariadust Academy'' has fixed up an old one for her personal use.

* MarryThemAll: Polygamy is perfectly acceptable in the setting because having a wife and concubines is validated as a part of the history recreation. The light novels start building up this resolution with Horizon, Asama and Nate all becoming romantically involved with Toori. In fact, Horizon is the one who proposes the creation of a harem in the first place because she knows she alone can't keep Toori happy all the time, and her greatest wish is for Toori and herself to be surrounded by people who are close like family to them. [[spoiler:Toori eventually consummates all of his relationships with his harem and thanks to TimeTravel, he already has a fully-grown daughter with each one of them.]]

* OneCastMemberPerCover: A different girl is featured on each cover of the light novel volumes, except for Volume 10-B having Malga and Margot. Only the titular heroine Horizon has two covers, as she appears on the first and last one.
* OppositesAttract: The main couple are the {{Keet}} Toori and the EmotionlessGirl P-01s/Horizon.

* {{Polyamory}}: Later in the light novels, Horizon outright tells Asama and Nate that she would like to share Toori with them because Horizon thinks this way they can give Toori the emotional support and love he needs to always stay happy, and therefore alive since feeling sad will literally kill him. Although initially surprised by Horizon's proposal, Asama and Nate accept that they also love Toori and are happy to share him with Horizon. The four start living together and Toori eventually has sex with all of them.

* SensualSpandex: The clothing of choice in the setting are ridiculously skintight bodysuits.

* TheVerse: Minoru created his own world in his books; they're divided in ''FORTH'', ''AHEAD'', ''EDGE'', ''GENESIS'', ''OBSTACLE'' and ''CITY''. The official timelines goes:
** FORTH: The world as it is now. Comprises 2 novels (''Rapid-fire King'').
** AHEAD: The setting for ''Literature/TheEndingChronicle'': after conquering ten parallel worlds, we must make their own Concepts part of our universe lest it be destroyed. Comprises 14 novels.
** EDGE: The setting for ''Literature/OnAGodlessPlanet''. When mankind discovers space travel, and leaves the EarthThatWas. The discovery of a fuel from AHEAD allows for further development.
** GENESIS: The stage when the world ends and a time where TechnologyMarchesOn, InUniverse, and FORTH is all but forgotten. This is when Horizon takes place. Comprises 11 arcs in 29 novels.
** OBSTACLE: The setting for ''Literature/ClashOfHexennacht''. When the world rebuilds and destroys itself. Comprises an online card game and a literary series with 4 novels.
** CITY: The setting for the ''CITY Series''. When all the technologies developed from OBSTACLE come together, and, after the world was recreated countless times, a world that would not be destroyed is created. Comprises 6 arcs in 15 novels.

* ChildhoodFriendRomance: The main couple Toori and Horizon are childhood friends.

* EmotionlessGirl: All automated dolls, given they're really machines, but justified with P-01s because she lost all of her emotions upon the creation of the Deadly Sin Armaments.

* {{Fanservice}}: Most of the female cast, except maybe William Cecil or Robert Dudley.

* HomosexualReproduction: It's possible for people of the same sex to have children thanks to the {{Magitek}} of the setting only needing to extract their DNA to produce babies. The lesbian couple Margot and Malga are planning to do this in the future. [[spoiler:Later in the light novels, they meet their daughters from the future who were born through the process mentioned. There's also Masanori Fukushima, who was also born in the future from two women in Class Plum, Futayo and (very implied) Masazumi.]]

** When Toori and P-01s kiss at the end of the first season, the camera zooms out and we only see Horizon from the back.

* {{Magitek}}: All advanced technology in the setting, from the flying ships to the automatons, are powered with magic.
* MarryThemAll: Polygamy is perfectly acceptable in the setting because having a wife and concubines is validated as a part of the history recreation. The light novels start building up this resolution with Horizon, Asama and Nate all becoming romantically involved with Toori. In fact, Horizon herself is the one who wanted to share Toori with the other two so he could be surrounded by all the women who love him. [[spoiler:Toori eventually consummates all of his relationships with his harem and thanks to TimeTravel, he already has a fully-grown daughter with each one of them.]]

* OppositesAttract: {{Keet}} Toori and EmotionlessGirl P-01s/Horizon.

* {{Polyamory}}: Later in the light novels, Horizon outright tells Asama and Nate that she would like to share Toori with them because Horizon thinks this way they can give Toori the emotional support and love he needs to always stay happy. Although initially surprised by Horizon's proposal, Asama and Nate accept that they also love Toori and are happy to share him with Horizon. The four start living together and Toori eventually has sex with all of them.

* WingedHumanoid: There are a whole race of angelic beings with feathered wings. Margot and Malga are the recurring examples.

* WorldOfBuxom: The series is sort of infamous for the ridiculously large boobs of quite a few female characters. Even without having the biggest breasts many of the women are still well-endowed. Hell, even the ''{{Humongous Mecha}}s'' have large breasts.

** EDGE: When mankind discovers space travel, and leaves the EarthThatWas. The discovery of a fuel from AHEAD allows for further development.

** OBSTACLE: The setting for ''Literature/ClashOfHexennacht''. When the world rebuilds and destroys itself. Comprises an online card game and a light novel series currently in production (4 novels).

* AllMenArePerverts: Most of the male characters in the cast have high libido and perverted behaviors, especially Tori. The first anime opening brings attention to this by showing Class Plum's male students eagerly looking at Tenzo's porn magazine.

* BalancedHarem: Horizon is Tori's only love interest in the first volumes, but she eventually decides that Tori needs to take more lovers who'll help keeping him happy all the time, since he'll literally die if he ever feels sad. Horizon then forms a small harem for Tori, formed by herself, Asama and Nate, having known the other two also love him but were holding back for Horizon's sake. Horizon still carries the title of the TopWife, but insists that Asama and Nate are equally important for Tori's happiness and he doesn't really favor one over the others. The girls are all perfectly fine sharing him because they get along so well with each other.

* BattleHarem: The three members of Tori's official harem are the RobotGirl Horizon, who can wield all of the Deadly Sin Armaments, the archer {{Miko}} Asama, and the half-werewolf knight Asama.

** In the first episode of Season 2, Tori falls into Tenzou's arms and has to be carried by him this way. Tenzou complains that he can't believe the first person he carried in his arms was a naked man.

* ChildhoodFriendRomance: The main couple Tori and Horizon are childhood friends.

* GroinAttack: Tori getting hit in the groin is a RunningGag.

* KidFromTheFuture: [[spoiler:Most members of the Ten Spears in P.A. ODA are the children of Class Plum from the BadFuture. Nagayasu Hirano, Takenori Kasuya and Katsumoto Katagiri are Tori's children by Asama, Nate and Suzu respectively, Kiyomasa Katou is the daughter of Tenzou and Mary, Yoshiaki Katou and Yasuharu Wakisaka are the daughters of Margot and Malga, and Masanori Fukushima is the daughter of Futayo (and possibly Masazumi). In addition, the teacher of Class Plum, Makiko Oriotorai, is the future daughter of Tori and Horizon with Kimi having acted as her surrogate mother.]]

** When Tori and P-01s kiss at the end of the first season, the camera zooms out and we only see Horizon from the back.

* MarryThemAll: Polygamy is perfectly acceptable in the setting because having a wife and concubines is validated as a part of the history recreation. The light novels start building up this resolution with Horizon, Asama and Nate all becoming romantically involved with Tori. In fact, Horizon herself is the one who wanted to share Tori with the other two so he could be surrounded by all the women who love him. [[spoiler:Tori eventually consummates all of his relationships with his harem and thanks to TimeTravel, he already has a fully-grown daughter with each one of them.]]

** Tori Aoi and Horizon Ariadust.

* OppositesAttract: {{Keet}} Tori and EmotionlessGirl P-01s/Horizon.

* {{Polyamory}}: Later in the light novels, Horizon outright tells Asama and Nate that she would like to share Tori with them because Horizon thinks this way they can give Tori the emotional support and love he needs to always stay happy. Although initially surprised by Horizon's proposal, Asama and Nate accept that they also love Tori and are happy to share him with Horizon. The four start living together and Tori eventually has sex with all of them.
* PunchedAcrossTheRoom: Happens to Tori in episode 6 of season 1 after he makes some sexist remarks about his teacher. Hilariously he goes through the wall of their class, and he ends up in the room next door.
* RescuedFromTheUnderworld: [[spoiler:Near the end of the light novels, Tori violates the rules of his contract by crying. This is in fact done on purpose so Asama and Nate can bring him back from the spirit world. The two then have sex with his soul 1501 times to let him return to the world of the living.]]

* SexMagic: There is a ceremony to resurrect the dead that needs someone of the living to travel into the spirit world and have sex with the spirit of the dead person '''1501 times'''. [[spoiler:This is exactly what Asama and Nate do with Tori in the final volumes of the light novel.]]

* SleepCute: Tori and Horizon fall sleep together while {{holding hands}} at the end of Season 1.

* TheirFirstTime: Volume 9-A has [[spoiler:Tori and Horizon's first time. It's completely PlayedForLaughs with Horizon literally jumping on Tori with a somersault senton, Tori getting disappointed when Horizon can't even feel the penetration because of her automaton body's sensory block against pain, and due to an accident caused by Asama, the entire sex scene gets a live audio broadcast to ''all their classmates''.]]
* ThemedHarem: Tori has a small harem formed by three of his childhood friends, Horizon, Asama and Nate.

* WingedHumanoid: There are a whole race of them, it seems. Margot and Malga are the recurring examples.

* AbsurdlyPowerfulStudentCouncil: This series set the trope on a new level as every nation here is ruled by one.
* ActionGirl: Most of the girls, especially Makiko Oriotorai.
* AdultsAreUseless: Subverted then Averted. All students in Musashi must graduate when they are 18 but everywhere else have no age limit to graduate. So, in Musashi the adults is forbidden to actual battle but allowed to give support. Everywhere else adults, i.e. Pope Innocentius, can join battle.

* AllMenArePerverts: Especially Toori.

* BalancedHarem: An interesting case. While Horizon is the girl Toori loves the most, she eventually invites Asama and Nate to enter a {{Polyamory}} where they can evenly share Toori and support him in different ways. Horizon still carries the title of the TopWife, but Toori cares a lot about Asama and Nate too and intends to properly reciprocate their feelings. MarryThemAll becomes the most plausible outcome at that point [[spoiler:and it indeed happens in the last volumes]].
* BattleCouple: Margot and Malga, the lesbian witch couple known together as Zwei Frauen.

* ChildhoodFriendRomance: It's later revealed that P-01s is Toori's childhood friend Horizon. He is completely in love with her and Horizon eventually reciprocates his feelings.

* DoorStopper: While the series is made of "light" novels, the novels aren't that light as you can [[http://i.imgur.com/gkCw7.jpg see here]] [[note]]starting from the far right side and the lower half, the first row of novels are actually ''Literature/TheEndingChronicle'', another series by Minoru which is loosely connected to this series, and also got "heavier" as it progressed.[[/note]]. For a quick comparison, all books that compose ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings'' amount to 1178 pages; the second volume of ''Kyoukai Senjou no Horizon'' (Shita Chp.) is 1152 pages long.

* FourIsDeath: GENESIS is time period four.

* GroinAttack: All the time to Toori.

* HomosexualReproduction: It's possible for people of the same sex to have children thanks to the {{Magitek}} of the setting only needing to extract their DNA to produce babies. Margot and Malga are planning to do this in the future. [[spoiler:In the light novels, they meet their daughters from the future who were born through the process mentioned. There's also Masanori Fukushima, who was also born in the future from two women in Class Plum, Futayo and (very implied) Masazumi.]]

* KidFromTheFuture: [[spoiler:The true identity of most members of the Ten Spears in P.A. ODA is the children of Class Plum from the BadFuture. Nagayasu Hirano, Takenori Kasuya and Katsumoto Katagiri are Toori's children by Asama, Nate and Suzu respectively, Kiyomasa Katou is the daughter of Tenzou and Mary, Yoshiaki Katou and Yasuharu Wakisaka are the daughters of Margot and Malga, and Masanori Fukushima is the daughter of Futayo (and possibly Masazumi). In addition, the teacher of Class Plum Makiko Oriotorai is the future daughter of Toori and Horizon with Kimi having acted as her surrogate mother.]]

** When Tori and P-01s kiss at the end of the first season.
** Also when Tenzo and Mary share their TrueLovesKiss in Episode 11 of Season 2.

** RobotGirl: The automated dolls.

%%* {{Magitek}}
* MarryThemAll: Polygamy is perfectly acceptable in the setting because having a wife and concubines is validated as a part of the history recreation. The light novels start building up this resolution with Horizon, Asama and Nate all becoming romantically involved with Toori. In fact, Horizon herself is the one who wanted to share Toori with the other two so he could be surrounded by all the women who love him. [[spoiler:By the final volumes, Toori consummates all of his relationships with his harem and thanks to TimeTravel, he already has a fully-grown daughter with each one of them.]]

* {{Polyamory}}: Later in the light novels, Horizon outright tells Asama and Nate that she would like to share Toori with them because [[spoiler:Horizon thinks this way they can give Toori the emotional support and love he needs now that the path to Westfalia is getting even more difficult]].
* PunchedAcrossTheRoom: Happens to Toori in episode 6 of season 1 after he makes some sexist remarks about his teacher. Hilariously he goes through the wall of their class, and he ends up in the room next door.
* RescuedFromTheUnderworld: [[spoiler:Near the end of the light novels, Toori violates the rules of his contract by crying. This is in fact done on purpose so Asama and Nate can bring him back from the spirit world. The two then have sex with his soul 1501 times to let him return to the world of the living.]]

%%* RuleOfCool:
%%** Multi-ship drifting.
%%** Multi-ship ''backflip''.
* RunningGag: Nobody knows what 'having sex' means.
%%* SceneryPorn: Even the CG portions look amazing.

%%* SensualSpandex: Clothing of choice in the future.

* SexMagic: There is a ceremony to resurrect the dead that needs someone of the living to travel into the spirit world and have sex with the spirit of the dead person '''1501 times'''. [[spoiler:This is exactly what Asama and Nate do with Toori in the final volumes of the light novel.]]

* SleepCute: Tori and Horizon fall sleep together while holding hands at the end of Season 1.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Minor case regarding Nate's (or "Neito's") correct romanization of her name: while The Anime Network uses the latter, the original novel spelled her name in unadulterated English using the former.

* ThanksForTheMammary:

* WorldOfBadass
* WorldOfBuxom: The series is sort of infamous for the ridiculously large boobs of quite a few female characters. Even without having the biggest breasts many of the woman are still well endowed. Hell, even the ''{{Humongous Mecha}}s'' have large breasts.

** AHEAD: The setting for ''LightNovel/TheEndingChronicle'': after conquering ten parallel worlds, we must make their own Concepts part of our universe lest it be destroyed. Comprises 14 novels.

''Horizon in the Middle of Nowhere'' (''Kyoukai Senjou no Horizon'') is a set of school fantasy light novels written by Minoru Kawakami and illustrated by Satoyasu, which was published under the Creator/DengekiBunko label from 2008 to 2018 for 29 volumes. It has been adapted to an anime produced by Sunrise Studio 8 and a manga which ran in ''Dengeki Daioh''.

* DoorStopper: While the series is made of "light" novels, the novels aren't that light as you can [[http://i.imgur.com/gkCw7.jpg see here]] [[note]]starting from the far right side and the lower half, the first row of novels are actually ''LightNovel/TheEndingChronicle'', another series by Minoru which is loosely connected to this series, and also got "heavier" as it progressed.[[/note]]. For a quick comparison, all books that compose ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings'' amount to 1178 pages; the second volume of ''Kyoukai Senjou no Horizon'' (Shita Chp.) is 1152 pages long.

** OBSTACLE: The setting for ''LightNovel/ClashOfHexennacht''. When the world rebuilds and destroys itself. Comprises an online card game and a light novel series currently in production (4 novels).

The animated adaptation of the first volume produced by Creator/{{Sunrise}} began airing in the [[Fall2011Anime Fall 2011 season]], with the manga starting publication at the same time. The second season began broadcasting in {{Summer 2012|Anime}}. The series is licensed by Creator/SentaiFilmworks, and is available online at [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/horizon-in-the-middle-of-nowhere Crunchyroll]].

''Horizon in the Middle of Nowhere'' (''Kyoukai Senjou no Horizon'') is a set of school fantasy light novels by Minoru Kawakami, with an anime produced by Sunrise Studio 8 and a manga in Dangeki Daioh.

* {{Gainaxing}}

!! ''Horizon in the Middle of Nowhere'' provides examples of:

* {{Magitek}}

* OfficialCouple: