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* ComicBook/SpiderMan: ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': The infamous ''ComicBook/OneMoreDay'' storyline erased Peter [[Characters/MarvelComicsPeterParker Peter]] and [[ComicBook/MaryJaneWatson [[Characters/MarvelComicsMaryJaneWatson Mary Jane]]'s marriage from existence through a literal DealWithTheDevil to save Aunt May's life. In the new revised timeline, they only lived together for several years, but never tied the knot. In spite of their eventual reconciliation in ''ComicBook/TheAmazingSpiderMan2018'', ''One More Day'' remains one of the most reviled comics in the mythos for this change.
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* One memorable ''ComicBook/AstroCity'' story involves a man who is haunted by dreams of a woman he can't remember ever meeting, but whom he somehow knows intimately. At his wit's end, he finally gets an audience with the supernatural Hanged Man, who informs him that the woman was his wife in a previous continuity. Thanks to a time-travelling supervillain, history was changed just enough that her parents never met and she was never born, and thus she never met him, let alone married him.
* ComicBook/SpiderMan: The infamous ''ComicBook/OneMoreDay'' storyline erased Peter and [[ComicBook/MaryJaneWatson Mary Jane]]'s marriage from existence through a literal DealWithTheDevil to save Aunt May's life. In the new revised timeline, they only lived together for several years, but never tied the knot. In spite of their [[ComicBook/TheAmazingSpiderManNickSpencer eventual reconciliation]], ''One More Day'' remains one of the most reviled comics in the mythos for this change.
* ComicBook/{{Superman}} and ComicBook/LoisLane had their marriage wiped from continuity after the ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}} event and subsequent rise of the ComicBook/New52. However, after the reboot failed, their marriage and most of their post-Crisis romantic history was restored to continuity, with a bouncing baby boy to boot.
* ComicBook/SpiderMan: The infamous ''ComicBook/OneMoreDay'' storyline erased Peter and [[ComicBook/MaryJaneWatson Mary Jane]]'s marriage from existence through a literal DealWithTheDevil to save Aunt May's life. In the new revised timeline, they only lived together for several years, but never tied the knot. In spite of their [[ComicBook/TheAmazingSpiderManNickSpencer eventual reconciliation]], ''One More Day'' remains one of the most reviled comics in the mythos for this change.
* ComicBook/{{Superman}} and ComicBook/LoisLane had their marriage wiped from continuity after the ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}} event and subsequent rise of the ComicBook/New52. However, after the reboot failed, their marriage and most of their post-Crisis romantic history was restored to continuity, with a bouncing baby boy to boot.
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* ''ComicBook/AstroCity'': One memorable ''ComicBook/AstroCity'' story involves a man who is haunted by dreams of a woman he can't remember ever meeting, but whom he somehow knows intimately. At his wit's end, he finally gets an audience with the supernatural Hanged Man, who informs him that the woman was his wife in a previous continuity. Thanks to a time-travelling supervillain, history was changed just enough that her parents never met and she was never born, and thus she never met him, let alone married him.
* ComicBook/SpiderMan: The infamous ''ComicBook/OneMoreDay'' storyline erased Peter and [[ComicBook/MaryJaneWatson Mary Jane]]'s marriage from existence through a literal DealWithTheDevil to save Aunt May's life. In the new revised timeline, they only lived together for several years, but never tied the knot. In spite of their[[ComicBook/TheAmazingSpiderManNickSpencer eventual reconciliation]], reconciliation in ''ComicBook/TheAmazingSpiderMan2018'', ''One More Day'' remains one of the most reviled comics in the mythos for this change.
*ComicBook/{{Superman}} ''ComicBook/{{Superman}}'': Superman and ComicBook/LoisLane had their marriage wiped from continuity after the ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}} event and subsequent rise of the ComicBook/New52. However, after the reboot failed, their marriage and most of their post-Crisis post-crisis romantic history was were restored to continuity, with a bouncing baby boy to boot.
* ComicBook/SpiderMan: The infamous ''ComicBook/OneMoreDay'' storyline erased Peter and [[ComicBook/MaryJaneWatson Mary Jane]]'s marriage from existence through a literal DealWithTheDevil to save Aunt May's life. In the new revised timeline, they only lived together for several years, but never tied the knot. In spite of their
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* In ''LightNovel/TheFamiliarOfZero'', when a [[{{Mon}} familiar]] is assigned to a wizard (usually an animal), they sealed their bond with a kiss. In the case of Louise de la Valiere, she sealed the bond with the recently summoned [[UnluckyEverydude Saito Hiraga]] with a kiss in his lips, being considered later as a "magical marriage" for both characters as they became in the OfficialCouple with the time. But this was broken when a late LoveInterest for him, the [[HalfHumanHybrid half-elf]] Tiffania Westwood, adopted him as her familiar by kissing him and making a new bond, leaving Louise's seal unmade.
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* In ''LightNovel/TheFamiliarOfZero'', ''Literature/TheFamiliarOfZero'', when a [[{{Mon}} familiar]] is assigned to a wizard (usually an animal), they sealed their bond with a kiss. In the case of Louise de la Valiere, she sealed the bond with the recently summoned [[UnluckyEverydude Saito Hiraga]] with a kiss in his lips, being considered later as a "magical marriage" for both characters as they became in the OfficialCouple with the time. But this was broken when a late LoveInterest for him, the [[HalfHumanHybrid half-elf]] Tiffania Westwood, adopted him as her familiar by kissing him and making a new bond, leaving Louise's seal unmade.
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* In ''LightNovel/TheFamiliarOfZero'', when a [[{{Mon}} familiar]] is assigned to a wizard (usually an animal), they sealed their bond with a kiss. In the case of [[ShanaClone Louise de la Valiere]], she sealed the bond with the recently summoned [[UnluckyEverydude Saito Hiraga]] with a kiss in his lips, being considered later as a "magical marriage" for both characters as they became in the OfficialCouple with the time. But this was broken when a late LoveInterest for him, the [[HalfHumanHybrid half-elf]] Tiffania Westwood, adopted him as her familiar by kissing him and making a new bond, leaving Louise's seal unmade.
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* In ''LightNovel/TheFamiliarOfZero'', when a [[{{Mon}} familiar]] is assigned to a wizard (usually an animal), they sealed their bond with a kiss. In the case of [[ShanaClone Louise de la Valiere]], Valiere, she sealed the bond with the recently summoned [[UnluckyEverydude Saito Hiraga]] with a kiss in his lips, being considered later as a "magical marriage" for both characters as they became in the OfficialCouple with the time. But this was broken when a late LoveInterest for him, the [[HalfHumanHybrid half-elf]] Tiffania Westwood, adopted him as her familiar by kissing him and making a new bond, leaving Louise's seal unmade.
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* ComicBook/SpiderMan: The infamous ''ComicBook/OneMoreDay'' storyline erased Peter and [[ComicBook/MaryJaneWatson Mary Jane]]'s marriage from existence through a literal DealWithTheDevil to save Aunt May's life. In the new revised timeline, they only lived together for several years, but never tied the knot. In spite of their [[ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan [[ComicBook/TheAmazingSpiderManNickSpencer eventual reconciliation]], ''One More Day'' remains one of the most reviled comics in the mythos for this change.
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* ''VideoGame/StoryOfSeasonsPioneersOfOliveTown'': If the PlayerCharacter divorces their spouse, their relationship will revert to what it was beofore the proposal. If the pair has a child at that point, it will be RetGone.
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* In ''LightNovel/ZeroNoTsukaima'', when a [[{{Mon}} familiar]] is assigned to a wizard (usually an animal), they sealed their bond with a kiss. In the case of [[ShanaClone Louise de la Valiere]], she sealed the bond with the recently summoned [[UnluckyEverydude Saito Hiraga]] with a kiss in his lips, being considered later as a "magical marriage" for both characters as they became in the OfficialCouple with the time. But this was broken when a late LoveInterest for him, the [[HalfHumanHybrid half-elf]] Tiffania Westwood, adopted him as her familiar by kissing him and making a new bond, leaving Louise's seal unmade.
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* In ''LightNovel/ZeroNoTsukaima'', ''LightNovel/TheFamiliarOfZero'', when a [[{{Mon}} familiar]] is assigned to a wizard (usually an animal), they sealed their bond with a kiss. In the case of [[ShanaClone Louise de la Valiere]], she sealed the bond with the recently summoned [[UnluckyEverydude Saito Hiraga]] with a kiss in his lips, being considered later as a "magical marriage" for both characters as they became in the OfficialCouple with the time. But this was broken when a late LoveInterest for him, the [[HalfHumanHybrid half-elf]] Tiffania Westwood, adopted him as her familiar by kissing him and making a new bond, leaving Louise's seal unmade.
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In RealLife, most marriages end in death, divorce, or rarely annulment. However, in this case supernatural forces are at play to ensure that the marriage is truly over. Common examples include this being performed via a CosmicRetcon erasing the marriage altogether, or an otherworldly entity intervening to annul the marriage, thus signifying that the marriage is terminated in the eyes of cosmic forces. Or sometimes it's just something as simple as LaserGuidedAmnesia. \\
This trope is especially common when the couple first wed through supernatural means, so it stands to reason that supernatural means would be required to sever their bond.
Compare MagicalAbortion.
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* One memorable ''ComicBook/AstroCity'' story involves a man who is haunted by dreams of a woman he can't remember ever meeting, but whom he somehow knows intimately. At his wit's end, he finally gets an audience with the supernatural Hanged Man, who informs him that the woman was his wife in a previous continuity. Thanks to a time-travelling supervillain, history was changed just enough that her parents never met and she was never born, and thus she never met him, let alone married him.
* ComicBook/SpiderMan: The infamous ''ComicBook/OneMoreDay'' storyline erased Peter and [[ComicBook/MaryJaneWatson Mary Jane]]'s marriage from existence through a literal DealWithTheDevil to save Aunt May's life. In the new revised timeline, they only lived together for several years, but never tied the knot. In spite of their [[ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan eventual reconciliation]], ''One More Day'' remains one of the most reviled comics in the mythos for this change.
* ComicBook/{{Superman}} and ComicBook/LoisLane had their marriage wiped from continuity after the ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}} event and subsequent rise of the ComicBook/New52. However, after the reboot failed, their marriage and most of their post-Crisis romantic history was restored to continuity, with a bouncing baby boy to boot.
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* ''WesternAnimation/CorpseBride'' has a sort of magical ''annulment'': Victor's AccidentalMarriage to Emily the RevenantZombie is deemed invalid because "The vows are binding only until death do you part, and death has already parted you." They plan for him to repeat his vows and [[TogetherInDeath join her in death]], [[spoiler:but she [[ReleasingFromThePromise releases him from his vow]] instead]].
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* In ''LightNovel/ZeroNoTsukaima'', when a [[{{Mon}} familiar]] is assigned to a wizard (usually an animal), they sealed their bond with a kiss. In the case of [[ShanaClone Louise de la Valiere]], she sealed the bond with the recently summoned [[UnluckyEverydude Saito Hiraga]] with a kiss in his lips, being considered later as a "magical marriage" for both characters as they became in the OfficialCouple with the time. But this was broken when a late LoveInterest for him, the [[HalfHumanHybrid half-elf]] Tiffania Westwood, adopted him as her familiar by kissing him and making a new bond, leaving Louise's seal unmade.
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* ''Series/TheGoodPlace''
** [[spoiler:Janet and Jason impulsively get married in Season 1. However, a few episodes later Michael erases the memories of the four humans and Janet once they realize they're really in [[{{Hell}} the Bad Place]]. Janet and Jason eventually find out they used to be married, and from then on refer to it in the past tense.]]
** In season three, [[spoiler:Tahani and Jason, once again alive on Earth, get legally married [[MarriageOfConvenience so she can transfer half of her funds to his account]]. However, after the four humans die again they both find out about Janet and Jason's former marriage and that Janet is still in love with him. To make Janet feel better, Tahani makes a "Death Did Us Part" certificate, reasoning that since they're dead she and Jason are no longer married.]]
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* ''Franchise/TheWitcher'': Geralt and Yennefer once found a genie and Geralt wished that he and Yennefer would "be together forever". The two went on to be practically married in all but name, even raising an adoptive daughter together. However, circumstances later splits them apart and bout of amnesia causes Geralt to form sexual relationships with [[ReallyGetsAround many, MANY]] other women. When he and Yennefer reunite, she is ''very'' distant and bitter--not only because one of the women he slept with was her best friend, but because she has started to believe that the only reason the two of them still love each other is because of the genie's magic. In ''Videogame/Witcher3WildHunt'', she and Geralt can manage to find another genie, whereupon she wishes that the original wish be undone. The player can then decide whether or not to tell her that Geralt still loves her or that [[GoneHorriblyRight she's right: his feelings are gone, but hers are not]].
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This trope is especially common when the couple first wed through supernatural means, so it stands to reason that supernatural means would be required to sever their bond.
Compare MagicalAbortion.
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* One memorable ''ComicBook/AstroCity'' story involves a man who is haunted by dreams of a woman he can't remember ever meeting, but whom he somehow knows intimately. At his wit's end, he finally gets an audience with the supernatural Hanged Man, who informs him that the woman was his wife in a previous continuity. Thanks to a time-travelling supervillain, history was changed just enough that her parents never met and she was never born, and thus she never met him, let alone married him.
* ComicBook/SpiderMan: The infamous ''ComicBook/OneMoreDay'' storyline erased Peter and [[ComicBook/MaryJaneWatson Mary Jane]]'s marriage from existence through a literal DealWithTheDevil to save Aunt May's life. In the new revised timeline, they only lived together for several years, but never tied the knot. In spite of their [[ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan eventual reconciliation]], ''One More Day'' remains one of the most reviled comics in the mythos for this change.
* ComicBook/{{Superman}} and ComicBook/LoisLane had their marriage wiped from continuity after the ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}} event and subsequent rise of the ComicBook/New52. However, after the reboot failed, their marriage and most of their post-Crisis romantic history was restored to continuity, with a bouncing baby boy to boot.
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* ''WesternAnimation/CorpseBride'' has a sort of magical ''annulment'': Victor's AccidentalMarriage to Emily the RevenantZombie is deemed invalid because "The vows are binding only until death do you part, and death has already parted you." They plan for him to repeat his vows and [[TogetherInDeath join her in death]], [[spoiler:but she [[ReleasingFromThePromise releases him from his vow]] instead]].
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* In ''LightNovel/ZeroNoTsukaima'', when a [[{{Mon}} familiar]] is assigned to a wizard (usually an animal), they sealed their bond with a kiss. In the case of [[ShanaClone Louise de la Valiere]], she sealed the bond with the recently summoned [[UnluckyEverydude Saito Hiraga]] with a kiss in his lips, being considered later as a "magical marriage" for both characters as they became in the OfficialCouple with the time. But this was broken when a late LoveInterest for him, the [[HalfHumanHybrid half-elf]] Tiffania Westwood, adopted him as her familiar by kissing him and making a new bond, leaving Louise's seal unmade.
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* ''Series/TheGoodPlace''
** [[spoiler:Janet and Jason impulsively get married in Season 1. However, a few episodes later Michael erases the memories of the four humans and Janet once they realize they're really in [[{{Hell}} the Bad Place]]. Janet and Jason eventually find out they used to be married, and from then on refer to it in the past tense.]]
** In season three, [[spoiler:Tahani and Jason, once again alive on Earth, get legally married [[MarriageOfConvenience so she can transfer half of her funds to his account]]. However, after the four humans die again they both find out about Janet and Jason's former marriage and that Janet is still in love with him. To make Janet feel better, Tahani makes a "Death Did Us Part" certificate, reasoning that since they're dead she and Jason are no longer married.]]
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[[folder:Video Games]]
* ''Franchise/TheWitcher'': Geralt and Yennefer once found a genie and Geralt wished that he and Yennefer would "be together forever". The two went on to be practically married in all but name, even raising an adoptive daughter together. However, circumstances later splits them apart and bout of amnesia causes Geralt to form sexual relationships with [[ReallyGetsAround many, MANY]] other women. When he and Yennefer reunite, she is ''very'' distant and bitter--not only because one of the women he slept with was her best friend, but because she has started to believe that the only reason the two of them still love each other is because of the genie's magic. In ''Videogame/Witcher3WildHunt'', she and Geralt can manage to find another genie, whereupon she wishes that the original wish be undone. The player can then decide whether or not to tell her that Geralt still loves her or that [[GoneHorriblyRight she's right: his feelings are gone, but hers are not]].
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