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Interspecies Romance in Western Animation.

  • 101 Dalmatians: The Series: Rolly fell in love with Dumpling the pig, and she was also attracted to Lucky.
  • In 2 Stupid Dogs, Big Dog falls for a human woman in the episode "Let's Make a Right Price" and a hamster in the episode "Love".
  • In one The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius special, Jimmy falls in love with an alien girl.
  • Adventure Time:
    • Jake (a magic talking dog) and Lady Rainicorn (a Korean speaking rainbow unicorn... thing). They're the most successful relationship on the show (which, granted, isn't saying much) and eventually have a litter of rainbow-pupsters or "Corndogs" if you will; one, Kim Kil Wan, grew up to marry a bear. A later episode muddles it even further by revealing that Jake is part alien/extradimensional entity too.
    • Finn, being the Last of His Kind at the time and a Chick Magnet, is surrounded by this trope. He has romantically pursued a candy person, a fire elemental, and (seemingly) a vampire, a tree wizard, and has been pursued by, among others, a cloud and a lump of slime.
      • In the episode "Puhoy", Finn travels through a pillow fort to a land of Pillow People. He meets a Pillow Person named Roselinen and eventually falls in love with her, has two kids and grows old with her before returning to Ooo mere moments after entering the fort.
    • Ice King tries for this, but fortunately is a lot less successful than Finn. Although it's debatable whether or not he's still human anymore.
    • Tree Trunks (a small elephant) and Mr. Pig (a pig) fell in love with each other. It's adorable. She also has a second, alien husband. Also three ex-husbands: Randy (a rhino), Danny (a boar), and Wyatt (some-sort-of seal).
    • Invoked in one episode, when Jake demands a romantic story, prompting Finn to order a duck and a fox to kiss.
    • Marceline, a half demon vampire, and Princess Bubblegum, a gum person.
  • In Alfred J. Kwak, the title character's nemesis, Dolf, is the son of a crow - who, judging from his only apparition in the very first episode, was quite narrow-minded - and a blackbird, an inheritance which is ashamed of, to the point of self-loathing; he even paints his orange beak black.
  • In Alice Comedies a mostly forgotten early work of Walt Disney. Alice a live-action human and Julius a Captain Ersatz of Felix the Cat where portrayed this way early on before she was Demoted to Extra in later instalments. Amusingly Alice was a child, so him being a cat actually lessened the Unfortunate Implications. But that's 20's cartoons for you.
  • Alvin and the Chipmunks: Whenever the Chipmunks and the Chipettes were not seeing each other, they show interest in humans. In fact, in The Chipmunk Adventure, the Chipettes end up in a harem because a young Egyptian prince fell in love with Brittany and wanted to marry her.
  • The Amazing World of Gumball:
    • Gumball (a cat) and Penny (a sentient peanut with antlers, revealed in Season 3 to be a shape-shifting fairy).
    • Gumball's parents (a female cat and a male rabbit).
    • There's also Alan (a balloon) and Carmen (a cactus). That can not end well.
    • And the school's principle, a furry slug, and Miss Simian, a Baboon.
    • Granny Jojo (a rabbit) dates her boyfriend Louie (a mouse) and they are married.
    • In "The Signature", it was revealed that Jojo (a rabbit) was married to deadbeat Frankie (a rat). Guess she Has a Type.
    • Darwin (a fish with legs) deep down had feelings for Carrie (a ghost) in "Halloween" which is why he kisses her as a ghost when given the opportunity. As of "The Scam", the feeling is mutual. They're officially together as of "The Matchmaker".
    • All of the Crack Pairings Sarah made in "The Shippening", except for the human Female Gumball and Darwin.
  • A few episodes of American Dad! had Hayley paired with Reginald, who is a koala (actually, a koala with his brain switched with a homeless guy's by the C.I.A.). Then there's the episode "Kloger" which pairs up Roger, an alien, with Klaus, a goldfish with the brain of a German man. Klaus later becomes involved with Hayley's friend Danuta.
  • On American Dragon: Jake Long, dragons can shapeshift into human form. His mom, Susan, is a Muggle Born of Mages (permanently human, but from a dragon family) who married a normal human, but Jake and his younger sister Haley still inherited the dragon powers. Jake, meanwhile, also has a relationship with Rose, a normal human and dragon-hunter.
  • An American Tail: Fievel Goes West: Cat R. Waul/Tanya Mousekewitz, in an astonishingly emotional, romantic and frankly creepy scene.
  • Animaniacs:
    • The Warner Brothers and Sister, from an ambiguous species, keep getting lustful for other species, especially humans.
    • In the Minerva Mink segments, animals from many different species and anthropomorphic levels get the hots for her, and in the comics even humans, while Minerva gets the hots for hunky males no matter the species. (One time she fell in love with a werewolf who was only drop-dead handsome once a month, in his werebeast form, but a nerd any other time; she was willing to wait a month.)
    • In the short West Side Pigeons, Squit (pigeon) falls in love with Carloota (sparrow).
    • In the short Wings Take Heart, there's a romance between a male moth and a female butterfly.
    • In the short Katie Ka-Boo, Katie (human girl) gets a new boyfriend, but it's Chicken Boo disguised.
  • Arthur:
    • Several dream sequences that take place in the future have Arthur Read (an aardvark) marrying Francine Frensky (a monkey).
    • Molly and James's parents; their father is a rabbit, while their mother is a dog. However, Marc Brown has also called Molly a "variation of a dog", so her parents may not actually be a case of this.
    • Likewise, D.W.'s friend Emily's parents are a rabbit (mother) and an ape (father).
    • Arthur's new babysitter Sally MacGill from the episode "Crushed" is a bear while her boyfriend Corey is an aardvark.
    • The episode "Kiss and Tell" has a Puppy Love example where D.W. (who is Arthur's little sister and an aardvark like him) decides to find herself a "prince" out of jealousy after her friend Emily boasted about being kissed on the hand by a boy while on a trip to France. The "prince" she decides on happens to be James, and she spends the rest of the episode trying to get him to kiss her, and does eventually get one from him. In the later episode "D.W. Unties the Knot", D.W. invokes this again when she chooses James as the groom for her dream wedding.
    • Carl Gould's father is presumably a rabbit since Carl is a rabbit while his mother is an aardvark.
    • An episode of the Spin-Off Postcards from Buster has Muffy developing a crush on Deni (a live-action human).
    • In "Mr. Ratburn and the Special Someone", Mr. Ratburn's spouse, besides being male (which caused the episode to be banned from Alabama Public Television), also happens to be an aardvark.
  • In Avenger Penguins, the penguin Rocky has fallen for two human women: An actress named Dolores Divine and a secret agent named Leatherclad Fullarain.
  • The Backyardigans: Practically all pairings, considering they're all of different species. Bonus points go to any pairing with Uniqua, who we don't even know the species of.
  • The "romance" is completely one-sided, but one episode of the Beetlejuice cartoon sees the human Lydia being forced into a Shotgun Wedding with an anthropomorphic bull ghost. A crystal ball informs BJ that the union will result in several baby heifers.
  • Ben 10 has a marriage between a cousin of Ben's and a sludge-like shapeshifting alien, a visit from Grandpa Max's Green-Skinned Space Babe from his days with The Men in Black, and obvious romantic attraction between a mostly humanoid four-armed alien (Tetramand) and a floating tentacled brain.
  • Best Ed: Miss Fluffé, a hamster, has a crush on Ed, a dog. It doesn't go beyond that due to Ed's obliviousness.
  • Betty Boop is good friends with anthropomorphised dog Bimbo, who clearly has a crush on her. Curiously, she started out as a dog too, but soon became a human. Betty was originally made to be Bimbo's girlfriend but she became more popular than him.
  • Biker Mice from Mars:
    • There are hints of something more than friendship between Martian mouse Vinnie and human Charley on more than one occasion.
    • "Steelfinger" has a whole line of women swooning over Modo; while they could arguably be reacting to his suave act, at least one calls him cute.
    • "Unforgiven Cheese" has Modo falling for a bird-woman bounty hunter named Billie Monnie.
    • The 2006 series also has Vinnie finding female Catatonians attractive and openly flirting with them, particularly in the episode "Surfer Cats of Saturn".
  • BoJack Horseman has this all over the place, though not much attention is drawn to it since it's apparently considered normal in a world where humans and Funny Animals coexist together. For example, the first season heavily features a love triangle between a horse, a human, and a dog. In the second season, Bojack dates an owl. Even inter-species breeding seems to work perfectly fine, in which case the baby can be born the species of either parent; according to the show's creators, there are no hybrids in this world and a child of two different species will either be one species or the other.
  • Bonkers:
    • The title character himself is a bobcat whose main love interest is a deer named Fawn Deer. He also becomes attracted to a human woman in the episode "Love Stuck".
    • Jitters A. Dog is occasionally shown to be in a relationship with an elephant named Tanya Trunk. They even get married in the Raw Toonage short "Get Me to the Church on Time".
  • Bump in the Night:
    • "Adventures in Microbia" had Squishington, a blue blob monster, get the attention of Germ Girl, who is a female germ as her name implies. Squishington is initially horrified of her advances, but he eventually starts loving her back.
    • "Love Stinks" has Molly Coddle, a living doll, get unwanted attention from a stinkbug named Odiferous J. Stench after being covered in garbage and ending up stinky. When she rejects him, Stench then refocuses his affections toward Mr. Bumpy and the Closet Monster, who are both monsters.
  • The Bunsen Is a Beast episode "Guinea Some Lovin'" has Bunsen fall in love with a guinea pig. Darcy expresses her approval of the pairing by showing pictures of other interspecies couples on her phone (a rooster playing guitar for a horse, a tiger and a fish sharing a spaghetti dinner and a macaroni penguin marrying a monitor lizard).
  • Camp Lazlo
    • There is a mongoose named Patsy who is in love with a monkey named Lazlo.
    • Scoutmaster Lumpus is a moose who is in love with a deer named Miss Doe. They get married by the first segment of the show's penultimate episode.
  • The Cartoons That Never Made It short "Salt 'n' Slug" is about an interspecies couple that just happens to be between a sentient salt shaker and a slug. Predictably, it doesn't end well.
  • The Cartoonstitute short "3 Dog Band: Get it Together" has Sly, one of the members of the titular group of canine musicians, flirt with a pair of women who happen to be an elephant and a hippo.
  • On Captain N: The Game Master an anthropomorphic octopus falls for Simon Belmont in the episode "l Wish I Was A Wombat Man". The short yet large breasted and curvaceous blonde haired pink sea creature took an interest in Simon right away. She wrapped him in her tentacles, gave him a big wink and extended her big red lips in front of his. Simon wasn't interested but the octopus didn't care. Eventually she slithered after him so she could hold and kiss her 'dream boat.' The episode also featured an actual relationship between a talking wombat and a talking cat.
  • CatDog has more than a few examples, some of them involving the title characters themselves.
    • The theme song's first line implies that CatDog are interspecies Conjoined Twins because they were conceived by a dog and a cat.
    • Cat is sometimes shown as being attracted to Shriek DuBois of the Greasers, who is a dog.
    • CatDog's neighbor Lola Caricola, a yellow-bellied whip-poor-will, is sometimes implied to have a thing for them.
    • In "Hotel CatDog", two of the guests at CatDog's hotel are a cat and an octopus that happen to be married.
    • A crocodile and a bird are seen dating in "Dog the Not-So-Mighty".
    • It is revealed in "The Great Parent Mystery" that CatDog's adoptive parents are a frog and a Sasquatch-like creature and that Lube's parents are a cat and a dog.
  • The Nickelodeon cartoon Catscratch has Gordon, a cat, in love with his human neighbor, Kimberly. Making things worse, Kimberly is eight years old and while Gordon's age is never specifically mentioned, he seems to be an adult.
  • In Centaur World, an Elktaur fell in love with a human Princess in the past and separated himself into two halves, human and elk respectively, to be with her. After the Elktuar was rejoined into one by the former Princess in his final moments, she admitted that she would've loved him regardless of what he was, and all of his actions and the pain caused by them were for nothing.
  • Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers had the Chip/Gadget/Dale love triangle, them being chipmunks and her being a mouse. Later in the series and comics, it looked like Chip and Gadget were becoming the Official Couple; this was mostly because, in another example of this trope, Dale had become more interested in Foxglove, a bat.
  • Clone High: "Money Can Buy Me Love: Stupid is as Cupid Does" features a comeback of the sapient skunk who enjoys tormenting the human Scudworth known as Skunky-Poo, but adds a different layer to their rivalry by revealing that Skunky-Poo is a woman and that she and Scudworth have repressed feelings for one another. Scudworth even fantasizes about marrying Skunky-Poo, having sex with her and having a child (which turns out to be a bunch of explosives Skunky-Poo uses to mess with him yet again).
  • Courage the Cowardly Dog:
    • "The episode "The Mask" features a rabbit named Bunny in an abusive relationship with a dog named Mad Dog. There's also a lot of subtext between Bunny and her cat friend Kitty.
    • "The Gods Must Be Goosey" had goose god become infatuated with the human mortal Muriel Bagge, and later drops her in favor of Muriel's husband Eustace's nonliving pickup truck.
    • A Cartoon Network Groovies video for the show titled "Courage (Hearts Full of Love)" has a human woman singing to Courage in a seductive way.
  • Danny Phantom:
    • The episode with a ghost prince desiring a human bride.
    • Most of any ghost/human romance is between several human girls and the main character who's a ghostly Half-Human Hybrid. (Word of God is that ghosts are a species of their own, rather than all being people who have died, though at least some of them are.)
  • The next-to-ur example: Clarabelle Cow and Horace Horsecollar in Classic Disney Shorts and comics. Early on, the two are romantic to the point of being engaged (comics, 1932). Later, they're back to being a dating couple, with Clarabelle occasionally seeing Goofy as well. In one recent comic book story ("With Friends Like These," 2006), she's clearly doing so to make Horace jealous, though innocent Goofy misreads the situation as platonic and doesn't realize how his friend is using him.
    • Mickey's and Minnie's family trees include relationships between mice and rats. Minnie's athlete cousin Ruffhouse Rat is one.
    • There are also many relationships between ducks and frex geese. Closer than most of the other examples on this page, but still different species.
    • There are geese within the McDuck family tree as well. Donald's cousin Gladstone Gander, for instance, is the son of a goose and a duck.
    • One gets the general impression that all waterfowl can pair up in this world; so can all rodents; so can all large, four-footed farm animals.
    • In the somewhat less industrialized Forest where the Silly Symphonies and Song of the South animals live, interspecies relationships are more common; with Elmer Elephant and Tillie Tiger together, and Brer Bear's sister Honeybear is very interested in Brer Fox.
    • The 1943 Pluto cartoon Pluto and the Armadillo features a weird amount of Ship Tease between Pluto and a female armadillo.
  • Dinosaur Train: The Conductor (a Troodon) is in a relationship with Erma Eoraptor. This relationship is possible because of time-travelling. Shiny Pteranodon and the Conductor's nephew Gilbert also have hints of a Puppy Love.
  • The John Dilworth short The Dirdy Birdy was about a bird named Purdy having an unrequited crush on a cat named Fergurina. Purdy for some reason thinks that the best way to court Fergurina is to bare his behind in front of her, but Fergurina isn't amused and reacts to his mooning by inflicting pain on him.
  • Drawn Together's Spanky Hamm, Captain Hero, and Wooldorf all had a Spin-The-Bottle/three-way make-out session in one episode, another episode had Toot marrying/having sex with Ling Ling's father, Xandir and Toot both kissed (and got turned on by) Ling Ling, a role-play episode implied that Wooldorf molested a human boy, Spanky had sex with a spider (and there were pig-headed spider babies), Spanky and Xandir gay-marry in one episode, another episode revealed Foxy had sex with Wooldorf once...the list goes on, guys, seriously. And on, and on. Honourable mentions should also go to Captain Hero's (alien) sexual fixation on live-action cow.
  • Humans and Elves in The Dragon Prince have hated each other for over a thousand years. To end the war, the human prince (and later mage) Callum and the elven assassin Rayla first become reluctant allies, finally friends, and in the middle of the third season, a loving couple. It may be the first time in a thousand years that there is a romance between humans and elves.
    • Human general Amaya and Sunfire elf Janai are also bitter enemies first, until they like and trust each other, and finally fight side by side. When the Queen of Dragons comes to, the two hold hands, which implies that they have come even closer to each other. This is confirmed in season 4, when Janai proposes to Amaya.
    • The comic Through the Moon also shows that Moonshadow elf Lujanne started a relationship with Allen, the human who got his sword cut off in Season 1.
  • Duck Dodgers of Earth and Queen Tyr'ahnee of Mars were once engaged.
  • Launchpad from DuckTales (2017) has been in a relationship with both a mer-duck and a sapient cloud of energy at different points. He also gets a crush on Penumbra in the Season 2 finale, though nothing ever comes of it aside from a single awkward date.
  • In the Dudley Do-Right segments of Rocky and Bullwinkle, Nell Fenwick is in love with Dudley's horse, and it's implied that the horse is in love with her as well. Nothing ever seems to come of it, though.
  • In Ever After High Cerise Hood is the daughter of Little Red Riding Hood. Her father is the Big Bad Wolf, who's a wolfwere (a wolf that can turn into a human form). The marriage between he and Red, a human, resulted in the births of Cerise and her sister Ramona, both half-human half-wolfweres.
  • Happens twice in Ewoks. In Blue Harvest, Duloks steal Logray's love potion which in turn causes Fauna, a female Phlog, to court Umwak and then Wicket. In Princess Latara, Latara is assumed to be a real princess, kidnapped and almost forced to marry the sluggish Prince Bork.
  • The Fairly OddParents!:
    • Mark Chang would really like for this to happen between him and Vicky.
    • Cosmo frequently shows attraction to humans and, in one episode, an alien.
    • In one episode, Foop (an anti-fairy) develops a crush on Vicky (a human).
  • Brian (an anthropomorphic dog) of Family Guy has had a few human girlfriends, and has even had sex with some of them. This is portrayed as perfectly normal in the show's universe. So normal in fact, that Brian acts ashamed when he is attracted to other (non-anthropomorphic) dogs. When Brian actually does have sex with another dog, said dog apparently also had sex with Ted Turner.
    • Lampshaded at least once. Brian asks a girl out at a party, and she throws her drink in his face exclaiming, "Eww! That's disgusting! You're a dog!"
    • In "Road to the Multiverse," Stewie and Brian visit an alternate universe populated by anthropomorphic dogs who keep non-sapient humans as pets...and Brian still shows attraction to a human woman. Her owner treats this as Bestiality Is Depraved.
    • In another episode, his gay cousin Jasper is poised to marry his human partner.
    • On a side note, Brian had a son named Dylan with a human woman in a Season 6 episode. Oddly enough, Dylan is fully human. And older than Brian.
    • A Cutaway Gag shows Noah confronting an elephant and a penguin who fell in love and reproduced an elephant/penguin hybrid. The father was the elephant, by the way.
    • In another cutaway, Quagmire married a giraffe.
    • Not romance per se, but after Peter gets raped by a bull in "Dial Meg for Murder", the bull takes a liking to him and starts an abusive relationship with him (inviting Peter to his house on the cape with the stipulations that Peter call in advance to give him time to tidy up and to bring a blazer so they go to a wider range of restaurants on their dates). Later in the episode he calls Peter to invite him over for sex and to bring wine.
  • The titular character of Flip the Frog has had several human girlfriends, some of which resemble Betty Boop.
  • In the Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends episode "Mondo Coco", Coco, an imaginary friend, temporarily shacks up with a yeti.
  • Futurama:
  • Gargoyles:
    • Elisa and Goliath, complete with plenty of angst about it, especially when a magic spell briefly turns them into the same species.
    • Demona and Macbeth played a little with the trope before becoming arch-enemies: to quote Greg Weisman, she was "a little bit in love with him" for a while. Macbeth was a good friend to her and the other gargoyles, but he was Happily Married and may have been entirely unaware of her feelings.
    • Though he didn't learn the truth until years after their divorce, Halcyon Renard's ex-wife Anastasia is actually Titania, Queen of the Third Race.
  • In Gasp!, Gasp, a goldfish, is hopelessly in love with Ginger, the human girl who owns him. Ginger, for her part, is completely unaware of this. In the episode "Puppy Love", the other pets discover that Dogbox (a dog) has a crush on a seal.
  • Gravity Falls:
    • In the episode "The Deep End" Mabel has a crush on and shares her first kiss with a merman.
    • For that matter the first episode, which has her date five gnomes in a Totem Pole Trench. That only half-counts, as she thought that they were human at the time, although she was really hoping he was a vampire.
    • In "The Love God", Mabel asks the titular deity to make a fighting badger and snake fall in love. When he does so, she gleefully exclaims, "Aww, they're going to make a snadger!"
    • In the same episode she also arranged a marriage between Waddles, her pet pig, and Gompers, a goat.
    • Parodied in "Irrational Treasure", which reveals that it is legal in Gravity Falls to marry a woodpecker, at least on Pioneer Day.
    • The episode "Not What He Seems" reveals that Old Man McGucket is married to a raccoon although this is probably a result of his Sanity Slippage and he does have a human wife and child he's estranged from.
  • In Gravity Falls: Lost Legends, Dipper finds out in the journal that Stan's brother Stanford once dated a siren.
  • The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy:
    • Nergal, a Humanoid Abomination from the centre of the Earth, who comes complete with electric tentacles, falls in love with and marries Billy's Aunt Sis. They later have a child together, Nergal Jr.
    • Also, while Irwin's father is human, his mom is a mummy (as in an undead human of Egyptian origins; that kind of mummy). His dad simple claims, "no one can tell you who you'll fall in love with". (Billy tries to ask how it's physically possible, but Irwin's dad purposely dodges the question.)
    • Actually, Irwin's dad's parentage counts too; while Irwin's paternal grandmother is human, his paternal grandfather is Dracula..
  • Creepie from Growing Up Creepie fell in love with Skipper because she believed (like his stage act at the circus) he was part human part spider. She loses most of her feelings for him when she discovers the truth. But when they meet back up in a later episode ,she regains her feelings for him and finds out that he, like her, was raised by a giant spider.
  • He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (1983):
    • The episode "The Return of Granamyr" has the dragon Torm and the human girl Lyra. Torm takes on human form for them to be together. The dragon Granamyr complains that it doesn't make any sense, but acts as the priest for the wedding nevertheless.
    • Adam (and Adora)'s mom, Marlena, is a female astronaut from Earth who got stranded on Eternia, and then stayed since she fell in love with the humanoid Crown Prince Randor, aka Adam's dad.
  • Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Theater has Hello Kitty and friends putting on various plays based on fairy tales and movies. Hello Kitty and Tuxedo Sam the penguin are usually cast as love interests, and likewise Chip the seal and My Melody the bunny.
  • Hip-Hip and Hurra: So we have a hippo who has a romance with a giraffe, a weasel who's girlfriend is a kangaroo, an ant who is seen dating a bumblebee, and a crane who has a romance with a caterpillar. Oh, sorry, she turns into a butterfly at the end of one episode. Never mind!
  • Hot Wheels: Battle Force 5: Vert Wheeler & Sage seem to have a strong bond with each other. This bond is most prevalent in Axis of Evil and throughout Season 2 as he does the best he can to protect her from her twin brother Krytus. One just might call it romantic. However, if they do like one another, it is unknown whether or not either one &/or both of them are oblivious to it, or even if they just don't want anybody to know about it.
  • In Jamie's Got Tentacles!, Erwin develops a crush on Jamie's cousin Josette (who, like Jamies is an alien from the planet Blarb), and she seems to likes Erwin back. She is ultimately revealed to be the Vlok aide in disguise (but still an alien).
  • Jellystone!:
    • Jabberjaw (a shark) has one of these with El Kabong (a horse). It's one-sided on her end.
    • Lippy is a lion married to Hardy, who is a spotted hyena.
  • Johnny Bravo: A Running Gag in the show seems to be that despite being awful with human women, Johnny has a pretty good track record with animals and monsters.
    • In "Date with an Anteloupe", Johny dated Carol, an antelope he picked up over the Internet. Her ex-boyfriend is a crab.
    • Johnny dated a Werewolf named Fluffy in "A Wolf in Chick's Clothing", mainly due to waiting for her to regain her human form by sunrise, but rejects her after learning that she becomes a fat, balding man named Melvin on Wednesdays.
    • There was a female moose named Becky that was placed into Johnny's home by the Wilderness Protection Agency under the guise of them being a married elephant couple. Becky was TOTALLY into him, pouncing upon him and gazing into his eyes, picking him up, doing a lust-take, complete with clasped hooves, wagging tail, and ga-ga eyes, then slurping his face from chin to pompadour with her tongue, afterward gazing at him adoringly. Pretty forward girl. Then again, they had just had an on-the-spot marriage to complete Becky's cover story. Funny enough, she might be the first case of Johnny actually getting the girl since she never gets tired of him and they never actually break up in the episode.
    • And in the episode "The Island of Mrs. Morceau", he made a pass at a humanoid female fox.
    • When Johnny tries to win a car named "El Toro Guapo," he enters the wrong contest and is now competing to win a bull of the same name. Said bull gets rather intimate towards Johnny and makes sure every other contestant loses so he can have him all for himself. By the end of the episode, there's only a female contestant and Johnny left, and once she tries to make advances on the bull, he declares he prefers Johnny. Then her boyfriend (another bull) shows up and asks why is she "touching" El Toro Guapo. Then, we have this exchange:
      Female Contestant: Now that we're alone, Johnny, why don't we know each other better?
      El Toro Guapo: Mmmmmm... this is getting interesting.
      Female Contestant: Well, let me get comfortable.
    • After they finally put to rest their feud in "Loch Ness Johnny", Nessie seems pretty smitten with Johnny. After some initial repulsion, Johnny gives in and tries to convince his mother to let him take Nessie back home to America on a leash, all the while she bats her eyes at him with love hearts around her head.
  • Johnny Test: Johnny's dog Dukey used to date a sperm whale.
  • The Jungle Show:
    • Paul the Penguin is in love with Naomi the Bat.
    • Henrietta the Hippo and Elvis the Elephant are depicted as a couple in most of the episodes where they appear together.
  • Justice League:
    • John Stewart and Hawkgirl.
    • Also Sarah Corwin was in love with Gorilla Grodd.
      The Flash: Internet Romances huh? Go figure.
    • Grodd seems to prefer humans to female apes; Giganta, while born an ape, became human via his experiments. It's hinted that they're an item.
    • Tara was an item with him as well, although she seems to flirt with everyone.
    • Supergirl (Kryptonian) and Brainiac 5 (Coluan). She opted to remain in the future in part because she fell for him.
    • In the finale, it was revealed that J'onn had fallen in love with, and possibly married, a human woman during his leave of absence from the League. In his final scene he's shown calling her to assure her he'll be home in time for dinner.
  • Quite a lot of this on Kaeloo, since apart from the rabbit twins none of the characters are the same species:
  • Kaijudo: Gabe, a human, falls in love with an Angel Command called Sasha, Channeler of Light; (a Light Creature).
  • Kissyfur:
    • Beehonie the Rabbit has a crush on Kissyfur, a Bear Cub.
    • A young beaver, Toot, becomes friends with Annie, a gator (Floyd and Jolene’s niece) his age and size. At the end of their adventure, it becomes much more when Annie kisses the young beaver.
  • Krazy Kat is besotten with Ignatz Mouse. Officer Bull Pupp would really prefer less mouse in that..
  • In Krypto the Superdog, Bathound and Catwoman's cat Isis have a relationship similar to that of their respective owners.
  • In Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness, it's been shown that romance between different species is acceptable in there. Mantis stated to have dated a caterpillar, a married couple of a male duck and female pig showed up in one episode, and the show hinted at a possible romance between Po (a panda) and Song (a snow leopard). This is ignoring the Ship Tease between Po and Tigress.
  • You'd be hard pressed to find anyone on the Legion of Super Heroes (2006) who isn't doing this, since they're all from different planets (e.g. Bouncing Boy from Earth and Triplicate Girl from Cargg). About the only aversion were Lightning Lad's parents, who had about three seconds of screen time in the whole series.
  • Bunga, a honey badger from The Lion Guard has a crush on Dhahabu, a golden zebra.
  • Little Bear's friendship with Emily, a human, is oddly romantic-like, even for children (um, and cubs) their age.
    • Emily's birthday episode seems to be full of innocent romantic subtext between the two. Emily doesn't even say they will stay together forever as friends. She just states together forever.
    • They even pretend to get married in one episode.
  • In the Season 2 finale of Littlest Pet Shop (2012), "The Expo Factor," Sunil (a mongoose) falls in love with Delilah (a cat).
    • There was also the episode Sweet Pepper, where Pepper (a skunk) falls in love with Captain Cuddles (a polecat).
    • In the episode Sleeper, Penny Ling (a panda) falls in love with Mr. Von Fuzzlebutt (a raccoon).
    • In "Secret Cupet" Baa Baa Lou (a goat) falling in love with an unnamed female pig.note 
      • Russell (a hedgehog) falling in love with Penny Ling (a panda), Vinnie (a gecko) falling in love with Minka (a monkey), and Sunil (a mongoose) falling in love with Pepper (a skunk).
  • Classic Looney Tunes typically have Pepé Le Pew trying some unintended interspecies romance when he pursues... um, any cat with a white stripe painted on it (Penelope Pussyfoot is the usual victim). (Then, in a sticker book, he shuns a skunk with her stripes painted over!). In rare moments, the roles would get reversed with hilarious results.
  • The Loud House: Lori's character in the Loud kids' story in "A Dark and Story Night" is a mermaid whose boyfriend is a bear (an obvious reference to Lori's Affectionate Nickname for her own boyfriend Bobby "Boo-Boo Bear.")
  • Happens several times (mainly to Jay) in Men in Black: The Series. The most serious relationship is between Kay and an alien cop (Kay's feelings for his long-lost girlfriend prevent him from going too far).
  • On Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures, Big Murray (a hulking human) and Polly Pineblossom (a demure girl mouse) are a married couple.
    • In the original theatrical Mighty Mouse cartoons, evil cat Oil Can Harry had the hots for heroine mouse Pearl Pureheart.
  • Draculaura the vampire and Clawd the werewolf of Monster High.
  • My Life as a Teenage Robot:
    • Sheldon's Dogged Nice Guy crush on Robot Girl Jenny Wakeman. (Word of God says that if the show weren't cancelled, they would have actually become an Official Couple.), along with a one episode crush on a disguised Vexus.
    • Being a robot doesn't stop Jenny from having romantic feelings for human men.
    • Brad also had a robotic love interest in a couple of episodes.
  • My Little Pony:
  • Ōban Star-Racers: Eva, the human heroine, gets a crush on the handsome alien prince Aikka.
  • Oggy and the Cockroaches: In early seasons, Jack the cat and Joey the roach had been shown to date some human women. Joey also dated a bee with breasts. In Season 5, however, Jack the cat's characters get a new love interest, Bob the bulldog's characters' daughter. In the episode "Jackoromeo and Bobette" in particular, Jack's character named Jackoromeo falls in love with Bob's character's daughter named Bobette. His cat friends and Bob's character at first are strongly against their relationship due to romantic incompatibility between cats and dogs (a metaphor for social classes), but in the end they become a happy family.
  • Oh Yeah! Cartoons: The Jelly's Day short "Uncle Betty's Strange Rash" had Uncle Betty fall for a sentient flower.
  • Oswald the Lucky Rabbit at first averted this trope by being paired with a female rabbit whenever romance elements in his toons spring up. Then "Rival Romeos" introduced a cat named Ortensia to fill this role, thus playing the trope straight. In Epic Mickey, she and Ozzie has 420 bunny children together.
  • The Owl House:
    • The growing relationship between Luz (a Dominican-American human girl) and Amity (a member of the local Mage Species) is a major subplot, though Luz is initially oblivious to the idea that Amity might like her as anything more than a friend. The two of them eventually start dating early on in the second season.
    • Racism between witches and demons is pretty much non-existant, so romance between the two races passes without any comment like the background couples shown at Grom and Warden Wrath's one-sided obsession with Eda in the pilot. That said, no married couples have been seen and it's unclear if they're actually capable of interbreeding.
    • It's eventually revealed that Luz and Amity weren't the first human/witch pairing on the Boiling Isles, with Belos/Philip having murdered his older brother Caleb back in the 1600s due to him falling in love with a witch named Evelyn. Caleb and Evelyn are also ancestors of the Clawthorne family, which means that Dell/Gwen and Eda/Raine are also examples of this, as both Dell and Eda would have trace amounts of human ancestry.note 
  • The Penguins of Madagascar:
    • Rico is in love with a vaguely Barbie-like doll.
    • In the spin off, Marlene the sea otter briefly holds a relationship with a squirrel due to a pairing mix-up.
    • The Christmas Special "Merry Madagascar" also has the penguin Private and Santa's reindeer Cupid fall in love with one another.
    • One episode had Skipper (Penguin) and Kitka (falcon) falling in love.
    • There's also Kowalski's heartfelt love for Doris the dolphin, and Private's crush on Shawna the zoo nurse in Love Hurts, as well as a ton of Ho Yay coming in from all directions.
  • The human protagonists of Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero are occasionally attracted to non-humans, though it's unclear if this is a personal preference or just a side effect of their frequent dimension-hopping and shapeshifting.
    • Penn flirts with one of the androgynous merfolk/fish-warriors of Oceanaquariopolis in "Fish or Chicken?".
    • Sashi has a crush on Blaze (a Draconic Humanoid) and is implied to have gone on a date with him.
    • During "That Purple Girl" both Boone and Penn have crushes on the titular character, a purple-skinned alien princess.
  • Phineas and Ferb: A Running Gag on the show is Dr. Doofenshmirtz's ridiculously lousy romantic life. According to his backstory of the day in "Interview With a Platypus", his ex-girlfriend Elizabeth left him for a whale.
    Whale: What a loser that guy up there is. She should dump him and date a real mammal like me.
  • In Pinky and the Brain, Pinky's recurring Love Interest is Pharfignewton, a horse (which Squicks Brain considerably), in one episode Pinky fell in love with a seal, and he also fell in love with a pig on in the only half-hour Pinky, Elmyra & the Brain episode. It's worth mentioning that the one time Pinky was ever kissed by a female mouse, he ran away screaming.
    • When Brain creates a clone (known as "Romy") who gets infected with Pinky's DNA, Romy eventually starts dating a human woman, which Brain protests as well.
    • Brain's recurring love interest, Billie, is also courted by a hamster named Snowball.
  • The 2010 Pound Puppies series hints this between one-time characters Cuddles P. Wigglebottom III (a dog) and Madam Pinkiepuss (a cat) in "The Prince and the Pupper", with the hints becoming confirmation in "The Ruff Ruff Bunch". More hints come in "Kennel Kittens Return", concerning Squirt and Fluffy.
  • The Raccoons: In the penultimate episode of the second season, Mr. Knox and Lady Baden-Baden, an alligator and a hen respectively, get married. This is a known fact that both alligators and chickens lay eggs.
  • In the Ready Jet Go! episode "The Tide is High", Sunspot comes a little too infatuated with a crab of an Ambiguous Gender at the beach. He faints when he realizes its gone, and he does a Meadow Run towards it when it returns.
  • Regular Show:
    • Mordecai, a bluejay, (reluctantly) dates Starla in an attempt to get her back with Muscle Man, he also dates CJ, who's a . . . cloud person.
    • In the final episode Mordecai marries and starts a family with Stef, a female bat.
    • Eileen (mole) and Rigby (raccoon) begin dating sometime during Season 6. In the future the two marry and start a family.
    • Margaret has several human boyfriends early on the show. Turns out she picked that trait from her mom, as the most noticeable example of this trope is her robin mother and human father.
    • In the Season 7 episode "Dumptown USA", Benson (an anthropomorphic gumball machine) is revealed to have had several human girlfriends. He also later dates Pam, one of the dome scientists, and the two are implied to have married in the future.
    • Skips and Mona, as shown through flashbacks. In "Skips in the Saddle" he also briefly dates Sheena. For the most part Skips rarely shows romantic interest in anyone apart from when he reminisces about Mona.
      Skips: She was the only woman I've ever loved.
    • Hi-Five Ghost eventually begins a relationship with Celia, a human woman. They also marry and have a kid in the future, and become a famous DJ duo.
  • The Ren & Stimpy Show:
    • Muddy Mudskipper has a human girlfriend in "Jerry the Bellybutton Elf." Stimpy also falls in love with a baked chicken in "I Love Chicken".
    • The titular duo have been seen with human girlfriends in episodes such as "Stimpy's Big Day" and "Ren's Pecs."
    • "Blazing Entrails" had a gag where Ren fell in love with a germ inside Stimpy's body and then married and had children with her.
  • In one episode of Rex the Runt, Vince courts, marries and has a child with... a hoover.
  • Robot Chicken:
  • Chanticleer (a rooster) and Goldie (a pheasant) from Rock-A-Doodle.
  • Rocko's Modern Life:
  • Roswell Conspiracies: Aliens, Myths and Legends has one between human Nick Logan and the Banshee Sh'lainn Blaze.
  • Rubbadubbers: Tubb and Winona in Tubb the Frog Prince.
  • Scooby-Doo:
    • The New Scooby-Doo Movies episode "Sandy Duncan's Jekyll and Hyde" had Scooby (a dog) having a crush on human actress Sandy Duncan.
    • The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo episode "The Ghouliest Show on Earth" depicted a married couple in Scooby's hometown Dooville consisting of Eggbert (a human) and Constance (a cow).
  • Sheep in the Big City has the titular Sheep fall in love with a poodle named Swanky, and she loves him back.
  • In Shinbone Alley Archy, a cockroach, falls in love with Mehitabel, an alley cat.
  • The 1936 Silly Symphonies short Elmer Elephant is about an elephant whose girlfriend is a tiger.
    • Likewise, Music Land, released a year earlier, has a saxophone in love with a violin (Interinstrument Romance?). Then, for added Squick, the saxophone's father ends up falling in love with the violin's mother.
  • The Simpsons:
    • "Treehouse of Horror XIII" spoofs The Island of Doctor Moreau where the characters are turned into animals. After Marge is turned into a puma, she goes to tell Homer about it... and since the lights are off, they both have sex. Homer only realizes the changes seeing how scratched he got. At the end of the episode, Homer gets turned into a Walrus and is shown massaging Marge with his tusk... Yes.
    • In "Old Yeller Belly", Santa's Little Helper appears in an ad for Duff beer.
      Lisa: Why does a dog have human girlfriends?
      Marge: People do crazy things in ads. Like eat at Arby's.
    • "The Squirt and the Whale" ends with Homer saying a beached whale will get a hot new octopus wife, and that he hears "there's a whalapus on the way!" Marge suggests the family draw this, and we see their drawings in the credits.
    • In "Whistler's Father", Santa's Little Helper and Snowball II (the family dog and cat) apparently are engaged in one of these, as they kiss each other after Lisa point out to them it seems they are the only three members of the family not hiding a secret.
  • In Slacker Cats Buckley (a cat) wants a romantic relationship with his owner, Louise, but she keeps turning him down. Also he's had sex with good looking squirrels and big rats.
  • South Park:
    • The least offensive thing the show did with this trope was get a pig and an elephant to get it on, but the offspring also had Mr. Garrison's face due to the latter meddling.
    • "Douche and Turd", where PETA members are shown to be married to animals, and one even had a human-ostrich hybrid (which, unsurprisingly, wanted to be Mercy Killed)!
  • The unsuccessful Cartoon Network pilot Spang Ho had a dog named Whatnot become attracted to a seal until being disgusted by the discovery that seals eat raw fish.
  • SpongeBob SquarePants:
    • SpongeBob, a sea sponge, seemed to have a crush on Sandy, a squirrel, in early episodes.
    • Pearl's mother is never directly mentioned outside of an early trivia book◊, but if she's Mr. Krabs' biological daughter, her mother must have been a whale like her.
    • In another episode, Krabs falls in love with Mrs. Puff, a pufferfish
    • In one episode, SpongeBob falls in love with a (non-living) krabby patty.
    • In the movie, Patrick (a starfish) falls in love with Mindy (a mermaid).
    • In one episode, Patrick disguises himself as a female and both Squidward (an octopus) and the aforementioned Mr. Krabs feel infatuated by him.
  • Stanley and Stella in: Breaking the Ice: The entire (three minute) plot is an Interspecies Romance. Stanley is a male bird and Stella is a female fish. They fall in love with each other.
  • Star Trek: The Animated Series: While under the effects of an airborne love drug in the episode "Mudd's Passion", Scotty and Lt. M'ress become attracted to each other.
  • Star Trek: Lower Decks naturally has a fair bit of this. Rutherford (human) has shown interest in Barnes (Trill, and possibly a Half-Human Hybrid herself) and Tendi (Orion). T'Ana (Caitian) has vocally expressed in Shaxs (Bajoran), and Mariner (human) has mentioned a quite eventful love life that includes an Anabaj and Bynars.
  • In Star vs. the Forces of Evil, Star is a Human Alien princess from another dimension whose ex-boyfriend is a demon named Tom. She later is attracted to a human named Oskar and eventually, she has one on Marco.
    • It's later revealed that Tom himself is the result of this, with his father being a Human Alien while his mother is a Big Red Devil.
    • This is a very big plot point concerning Eclipsa, one of the previous Queens of Mewni. She had a relationship with a monster and even had a daughter with him, but it was so looked down upon that she was trapped in a Crystal Prison while her daughter was replaced with a normal girl who grew up to become the next Queen, not knowing her true origins.
  • Star Wars Rebels has Kanan (human) and Hera (twi'lek). Kanan ends up dying, but he left Hera Someone to Remember Him By, their son Jacen.
  • Star Wars: The Clone Wars had a Twilek/Clone human pairing.
    • Ahsoka Tano is a Togruta and has a human love interest in ex-Separatist senator Lux Bonteri.
    • Greedo, a reptilian-insectoid-humanoid Rodian also seems to have had a romantic relationship with one of Jabba's Twilek dancers.
    • Aurra Sing also had a relationship with Hondo Ohnaka sometime prior to the Clone Wars.
    • Also Ziro the Hutt and Sy Snootles had a relationship, though it's unclear if Ziro ever genuinely cared for Sy.
    • Miraj Scintel the Zygerian slaver queen had a one-sided crush on Anakin, a Human.
    • And for one of the more unexpected examples, Jar Jar Binks has a relationship with the Bardottan Queen Julia. Yes, you read that right, Jar Jar Binks has a girlfriend.
  • The titular character of Steven Universe is the result of a romance between Greg, a human, and Rose Quartz/ Pink Diamond, an alien known as a gem. And it's worth bearing in mind that while Rose may have looked like a human woman, her body was really just an artificial projection, and she herself was nothing but a sentient hunk of rock, making this a particularly striking example. For bonus points, the creators have stated she had to shapeshift a womb to have her son.
    • Rose also apparently had less serious "relations" with humans in the past.
    • Steven, the aforementioned half-human, half-gem son has a crush on his fully human best friend Connie that's been confirmed to be mutual.
    • While we haven't gotten any other official gem/human romances besides the above, at least a couple of humans, specifically Mayor Dewey and Jamie the mailman, have had unrequited crushes on Pearl and Garnet respectively.
  • Superjail!: Descent into tribal loonydom, constant warfare and, to top it all off, countless male human inmates engaging in reproductive sex with the local canaries. Just some of the crazy shit that happens when the Warden isn't around to run things.
  • In SuperMansion Brad a human falls in love with a (highly evolved) cat, Cooch
  • Teen Titans apparently loves this: The Official Couple of Robin and Starfire, the short-lived May–December Romance between Raven and Malchior, human Terra and shapeshifting Beast Boy, Kitten and Fang (we are not sure what exactly he is, but he has a giant spider for a head. And she's the daughter of a moth-man, although she really takes after her (unseen) mother).
  • This happens to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles all the time, given that they're the only four of their species:
    • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987):
      • In the original series, Raphael shared some sparks with Mona Lisa, a human girl who got mutated into a lizard girl, but she turned out to be a Girl of the Week.
      • Michelangelo had a thing going with an elf-like humanoid alien named Kala, keeping in touch even while being from two different dimensions.
      • Leonardo got the hots for Lotus Blossom, the lady ninja, both this Trope and a Dating Catwoman example.
      • It's implied that Irma had more than a bit of a crush on Donatello. In one episode where Donatello actually stops Shredder's plans in Europe, both April and Irma reward him with a barrage of kisses and hugs.
      • April herself interests the Turtles in Season 1 (where they argue over which one of them she liked the most), and has minor ship tease moments with Michelangelo (saying he's the best whether in human or turtle form in "The Gang's All Here") and Leonardo (who fancies her the queen in his musketeer fantasy in "Four Musketurtles" and is the one to "drop her somewhere" in "Beyond the Donatello Nebula") in later seasons.
    • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003):
      • Cody Jones (human) and Starlee Hambrath (blue-skinned alien cutie).
      • Donatello had a quiet unrequited crush on April O'Neil.
      • Raphael had a crush on fellow Acolyte Joi Reynard (human) in the "Lost Season".
    • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012):
      • Donatello has a huge crush on April. However, it is shown that April is actually a mutant, since she is actually a hybrid of Kraang & Human.
      • Likewise Leo has a thing for Karai. She flirts back, but doesn't even try to hide the fact that she's untrustworthy. However, Karai is soon revealed to be the long lost daughter of Master Splinter & Teng Shen, making her and Leo sort-of siblings. She was kidnapped by Shredder after he had killed her mother.
      • Mikey joins the fun by crushing on a Human (we presume) from the future named Renet, along with a female Foot Clan member Shinigami.
      • And Mona comes back for Raph to complete the set, this time as a female of Newtralizer's species.
      • With the spoiler above, it's also safe to say that Casey‘s feelings for April makes their relationship border on this.
    • Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles lacks this for the most part, due to its avoidance of romance. It does, however, contain an example in the backstory, wherein the human Lou Jitsu fell for the spider Yōkai Big Mama (although he didn't know she was a yokai until their relationship ended).
  • Tiny Toon Adventures:
    • Fifi (a skunk) and Hamton (a pig) are occasionally set up on dates.
    • One episode paired Babs Bunny and (human) Montana Max, although they were not quite themselves at the time (Cupid had carelessly let someone take over for him so he could take a day off) and Buster, in trying to keep Babs from walking down the aisle, makes the point that Max isn't her type, not even her species.
    • Dizzy (his generation's Taz) and his three human girlfriends. An extra level of squick is added when you consider that Dizzy is a kid and the women are... well, women.
  • In the Tom and Jerry short "Filet Meow", the mouse Jerry falls in love with an adorable goldfish and does his best to protect her from Tom's attempts to eat her.After using a shark to scare off Tom, it's the shark that starts romancing the goldfish and scares off Jerry as well.
    • The short "Casanova Cat" has Jerry, originally a present for the short's female lead Toodles, end up seemingly getting romantic with her by then end while Tom and rival cat Butch are fighting for her affections.
  • Transformers: Generation One:
    • There's an episode titled "The Girl Who Loved Powerglide", with a healthy dose of Belligerent Sexual Tension to boot!
    • From the same season, "Sea Change" paired the Autobot Seaspray with an alien humanoid woman named Alana whose people guarded a magical spring that let any living thing that entered it assume any shape it wanted to.
    • The Transformers wiki has a list. It comes up more often that it, strictly speaking, should.
  • T.U.F.F. Puppy: One could argue that there's a bit of Unresolved Sexual Tension between agents Kitty Katswell and Dudley Puppy.
  • Voltron: Legendary Defender: Interspecies relationships in the Galra Empire are surprisingly common and hybrids make up a notable portion of the Empire's population. Even the crown prince is a hybrid, born of a relationship between Emperor Zarkon and Haggar/Honerva, an Altean. The place of half-breeds in Galra society is a controversial grey area; some are perfectly accepting of them, some tolerate their existence but think they shouldn't be in the military, and some see them as sickening.
  • Wander over Yonder has the Ambiguously Human Princess Demurra and the dragon king, Drakor. However, as an inversion to the standard Beauty Equals Goodness portrayal, Drakor and Demurra are in love and Happily Married.
  • Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones?:
    • The title character has an unrequited crush on a human girl named Shannon Westerburg.
    • In "House Party", Robot at one point winds up participating in a game of spin-the-bottle. Instead of getting to kiss Shannon, he runs in fear when he sees that he's expected to kiss an extremely unattractive girl who is ecstatic about kissing him.
  • If you think about it, many of the couples in Winx Club could count as this. The girls of the Winx Club are fairies, and the specialists are... human-looking aliens, or fairy and wizard in the case of Layla and Nabu. Near the end of Season 4 we learn that Roxy's mother is Morgana, the queen of the fairies. In the last episode of Season 4, Morgana reunites with her husband Klaus (a human).
  • In WordGirl, Becky, as the theme song states, is "from the planet Lexicon." So, regardless of whether she's put with Scoops or Tobey, (or anyone else for that matter,) it will always be alien/human.
  • World of Tomorrow: The Emily clone fell in love with a gibberish-speaking alien she named Simon. She also fell in love with inanimate objects, like a sparkly rock and a fuel pump.
  • Young Justice:
    • M'gann (Martian) is pursued by Wally (human) but ends up with Superboy (Kryptonian Half-Human Hybrid). After they break up she winds up with La'gaan, who Word of God classifies as a human Atlantean. But it looks like M'gann is going back to Conner. In Outsiders she and Connor are engaged.
    • Outsiders also has the budding romance (which becomes official by the end of Episode 12) between Brion Markov (human) and Violet Harper (a Mother Box in a human body).
  • Zeke's Pad: In "Fetch a Sketch", Zeke draws his ideal pet. With his Pad and his vivid imagination, he draws the perfect pet, Sketch. Sketch is very weird looking, with a hyena's jaw, feathers, fins, and other weird parts. After Sketch wreaks havoc on the neighborhood, Zeke and Jay realize that Sketch isn't being vicious; he is just lonely and looking for someone like him. With that in mind, Zeke and Jay finds Sketch a perfect companion, an animal as weird as Sketch, a platypus. They send Sketch merrily on his way to be with the platypus, and the weird animal couple live happily ever after. They even send an egg a few months later for Zeke to babysit!
  • Zig & Sharko has a shark in a romantic relationship with a mermaid. This becomes an issue in an early episode when Sharko's parents want him to marry another shark, not a mermaid.

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