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* Shirou and Saber from ''FateStayNight''

In fantasy based fictions, it is a recurring feature that mages would summon a {{familiar}}, usually a demon or an owl. But wait! What if the being they entered a MagicallyBindingContract with is a humanoid or of their same species — especially one that is of the opposite sex and at least one party has romantic interest in the other? Then, this is a MagicContractRomance. In many cases, the contract between the contractor and his/her contractee would also grant greater spiritual bonds between them, often furthering their relations with one another--often romantic feelings. In many cases, weaker heroes would also [[MagicallyBindingContract enter into a contract]] with a stronger being for protection.

In fantasy based fictions, it is a recurring feature that mages would summon a {{familiar}}, usually a demon or an owl. But wait! What if the being they entered a MagicallyBindingContract with is a humanoid or of their same species — especially one that is of the opposite sex and at least one party has romantic interest in the other? Then, this is a MagicContractRomance. In many cases, the contract between the contractor and his/her contractee would also grant greater spiritual bonds between them, often furthering their relations with one and other--often romantic feelings. In many cases, weaker heroes would also [[MagicallyBindingContract enter into a contract]] with a stronger being for protection.

* Shiki and Len from ''{{Tsukihime}}'', though considering she's a Loli who's ReallySevenHundredYearsOld and she kinda ''needs'' to do the nasty with him to keep herself and him both alive (and form a contract for her to become his familiar while at it), YourMileageMayVary.

* Nancy and David from ''OwMySanity''.

* In the world of 'ships, ''[[AhMyGoddess Oh My Goddess]]''' [[NiceGuy Keiichi]]/[[MagicalGirlfriend Belldandy]] is the ''U.S.S. Constitution''... And it all started way back when Keiichi thought his wish from the Goddess Relief Agency was just a hoax.

* ''ZeroNoTsukaima'' has Saito contracted to Louise as her familiar and they later fall in love with one another.

In fantasy based fictions, it is a recurring feature that mages would summon a {{familiar}}, usually a demon or an owl. But wait! What if the being they entered a contract with is a humanoid or of their same species — especially one that is of the opposite sex and at least one party has romantic interest in the other? Then, this is a MagicContractRomance. In many cases, the contract between the contractor and his/her contractee would also grant greater spiritual bonds between them, often furthering their relations with one and other--often romantic feelings. In many cases, weaker heroes would also [[MagicallyBindingContract enter into a contract]] with a stronger being for protection.

* Sora and her ''Princesses'' from ''{{Shitsurakuen}}''.

** This trope is played even straighter in the novels, where [[spoiler:it's revealed the contract alters Saito's thoughts so he'll stay with Louise through suppressing his feelings about home as well as "conditioning" him into servility causing him to act fearless even though he's scared out of his wits. Once the MindRape from the contract is undone he gets all the feelings of homesickness back in a large burst. As for the servility part he's trying to cope with that. They're dealing with these though.]]

** This trope is played even straighter in the novels, where [[spoiler:the contract alters Saito's thoughts so he'll stay with Louise through suppressing his feelings about home as well as "conditioning" him into servility causing him to act fearless even though he's scared out of his wits. Once the MindRape from the contract is undone he gets all the feelings of homesickness back in a large burst. As for the servility part he's trying to cope with that. They're dealing with these though.]]

* In ''{{Disgaea 2}}'', Adell and Rozalin end up falling for each other after Adell accidentally summons her while trying to summon her father.

* Shiki and Len from {{Tsukihime}}, though considering she's a Loli who's ReallySevenHundredYearsOld and she kinda ''needs'' to do the nasty with him to keep herself and him both alive (and form a contract for her to become his familiar while at it), YourMileageMayVary.

* DungeonsAndDragons

* In the {{Warcraft}} universe, this is implied to happen with a warlock and his/her succubus. The succubus will often grow attatched to her master, even to the point of being uncontrollably in love with him or her, though the succubus is prone to fits of jealousy.

* Also Kit and Nigel from {{feywinds}}. He's forced to follow her through orders of his last master because she's the embodiment of an all powerful god-like thing...well, a golem really.. making her his new master...[[http://feywinds.com/comic/page.php?id=131 yeah]].

* Shiki and Len from {{Tsukihime}}, though considering she's a {{Loli}} who's ReallySevenHundredYearsOld and she kinda ''needs'' to do the nasty with him to keep herself and him both alive (and form a contract for her to become his familiar while at it), YourMileageMayVary.

In fantasy based fictions, it is a recurring feature that mages would summon a {{familiar}}, usually a demon or an owl. But wait! What if the being they entered a contract with is a humanoid or of their same species — especially one that is of the opposite sex and at least one party has romantic interest in the other? Then, |(B)(A)(B)(A)GAR(E)(E)(B)|this is a MagicContractRomance. In many cases, the contract between the contractor and his/her contractee would also grant greater spiritual bonds between them, often furthering their relations with one and other--often romantic feelings. In many cases, weaker heroes would valso [[MagicallyBindingContract enter into a contract]] with a stronger being for protection.

In fantasy based fictions, it is a recurring feature that mages would summon a {{familiar}}, usually a demon or an owl. But wait! What if the being they entered a contract with is a humanoid or of their same species — especially one that is of the opposite sex and at least one party has romantic interest in the other? Then, this is a MagicContractRomance. In many cases, the contract between the contractor and his/her contractee would also grant greater spiritual bonds between them, often furthering their relations with one and other--often romantic feelings. In many cases, weaker heroes would also [[MagicallyBindingContract enter into a contract]] with a stronger being for protection.

In fantasy based fictions, it is a recurring feature that mages would summon a {{familiar}}, usually a demon or an owl. But wait! what if the being they entered a contract with is a humanoid or of their same species — especially one that is of the opposite sex and at least one party has romantic interest in the other? Then, this is a MagicContractRomance. In many cases, the contract between the contractor and his/her contractee would also grant greater spiritual bonds between them, often furthering their relations with one and other--often romantic feelings. In many cases, weaker heroes would also [[MagicallyBindingContract enter into a contract]] with a stronger being for protection.

* In the world of 'ships, ''[[AhMyGoddess Oh My Goddess]]'''s [[NiceGuy Keiichi]]/[[MagicalGirlfriend Belldandy]] is the ''U.S.S. Constitution''... And it all started way back when Keiichi thought his "wish from Heaven" was just a hoax.

*Sora and her ''Princesses'' from ''{{Shitsurakuen}}''.
*Belldandy and Keiichi from ''{{Ah My Goddess}}''