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* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'' Implies FallenHero to be what happened to Rick Sanchez in the past. When talking to Beth (or a clone of Beth?), Rick states that he had a 'hero phase' that he grew out of.

** Implies DeadSparks with Duncan and Gwen relationship. Although their relationship did not deteriorate like it did with Duncan's relationship with Courtney, they're shown to lack chemistry and affection at the start of All-Stars. With them being moved to different teams, Gwen's attempts to make up with Courtney combined with Duncan's attempts to get Courtney's attention eventually causes Gwen to break up with Duncan. It's telling that Duncan's more confused than heartbroken regarding the break-up.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheDragonPrince'' Implies AbortedDeclarationOfLove. While Rayla tries to get Callum to stay with her during his dark magic-induced fever, she comes close to telling him something. However, when he finally opens his eyes they both scream and she aborts with whatever she was about to confess.

* BrotherSisterIncest in ''Film/{{Gladiator}}'', with Commodus quite clearly lusting after Lucilla (though he is never shown to act upon those impulses).

* ''Art/{{David}}'': The only thing Michelangelo sculpted here is David himself, but the king's ready weapon and decisive stare pretty clearly indicate the presence of TheAntagonist, the mighty Goliath, off on the horizon of David's view.

* In ''Webcomic/PennyAndAggie'' the comic ''Second Looks'' ADateWithRosiePalms is implied when, after Michelle comes onto Stan, he is depicted entering a washroom as soon as she's left, then exiting the washroom with a sigh of relief.

* ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'' implies that Black Widow [[CapturedOnPurpose deliberately let herself get captured]] by the Russian officer early in the film in order to trick him into confessing what he was intending to do before she was forced to abort the operation thanks in part to Loki's arrival.

** When Barbara tries to confess to her father that she is Comicbook/{{Batgirl}} his dialogue heavily implies that [[EverybodyKnewAlready he already knows]].

* ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse''
** Implies AllOfTheOtherReindeer. The first episode establishes that [[Characters/TheOwlHouseLuzNoceda Luz Noceda]] is a weird girl that unintentionally causes trouble in her school with her wild imagination, weird behavior, and antics disturbing her classmates. Luz's mother points out that her behavior is why she does not have any friends. It was unknown how Luz's classmates treated her at first, but in season 2, two episodes implied that Luz was ostracized by her classmates and was bullied severely.
*** "[[Recap/TheOwlHouseS2E8KnockKnockKnockinOnHootysDoor Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door]]" implied that Luz was made fun of in the past for being cheesy; that episode also heavily implied that she had other crushes but was rejected.
*** In "[[Recap/TheOwlHouseS2E10YesterdaysLie Yesterday's Lie]]", when Luz discovers that [[spoiler:Vee was impersonating her, and she's shocked to discover Vee had her own group of friends she made in camp. It is heavily implied that Luz suffers from a social anxiety disorder because of all the bullying she suffered from her peers. Luz gives Vee advice on approaching a group of teenagers she assumes to be bullies and almost has a panic attack when Vee goes over to them (not knowing that they are Vee's friends). It also indicated that outside of her mother, she does not miss her old life on Earth and would be more than willing just to let Vee continue to live it in her place indefinitely.]]
** Implies HighSchoolSweethearts. While it's not stated if Alador & Odalia Blight were already dating, Lilith's flashback to [[spoiler:her duel with Eda]] shows that they at the very least knew each other during their time at Hexside.
** Implies SoProudOfYou. When Amity goes into battle against the Abomi-Ton 2.0, Alador Blight looks very concerned for his daughter but shifts to an intrigued and delighted smile when she and Luz prove capable of handling it.
** Implies StartOfDarkness. What's been seen of his backstory indicates that [[Characters/TheOwlHouseEmperorBelos Philip Wittebane]] was deeply influenced by the [[DeliberateValuesDissonance normal views of his time period]] into seeing witches as beings to be feared and hated, leading to him being [[FantasticRacism naturally antagonistic]] towards the denizens of the Boiling Isles. A closer look into his memory portraits reveal he used to have an older brother named Caleb whom he was very close to until the day a witch entered into Caleb's life. The episode "Thanks to Them" reveals that Caleb had went with the witch to the Demon Realm and fell in love, while Philip had went on after his brother to find and retrieved him. Finding out that they eloped angered Philip due to his anti-witch beliefs and the two brothers fought which led to Caleb's death. This incident is implied to be the driving force for Belos' genocidial plans and the Grimwalkers, as he's still haunted by that memory in spite of his sociopathic attitude in present day.

* PositiveFriendInfluence is implied in ''Fanfic/MiraculousTalesOfScarletBeetleAndIkatiBlack'' in regards to Marinette and Kim, [[AdaptationalRelationshipOverhaul who have been]] ChildhoodFriends [[AdaptationalRelationshipOverhaul for years alongside Nino and Max]]. In the first few chapters, Marinette is much more confident and assertive, especially against [[AlphaBitch Chloé's ]], than she was in canon. Kim is also less of a JerkJock than he was in canon, as seen when he regrets that his teasing of Ivan ended up hurting the latter's feelings and leading him to get akumatized, and apologizes to Ivan after the latter is turned back from Stoneheart

* DisabilityImmunity is implied in ''Fanfic/{{Objective}}'', where the bad guy needs to make eye contact with his victim and say, "[[TitleDrop Objective]]."

* PunchClockVillain is implied to be common in the ''Film/GetSmart'' movie.

* ''Series/GetSmart'' implies that Dalip, TheBrute working for KAOS, has a [[ObnoxiousInLaws sister-in-law]] who's constantly undermining his relationship with his wife and trying to break them up, which causes him endless grief at home.