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* ''WesternAnimation/JakeAndTheNeverlandPirates'' has Jake as the main character and his crew includes Izzy who's a girl, and Cubby who's a boy subverted when you include their male parrot as a part of the team. Izzy also counts as TheSmurfettePrinciple as she's the only girl to appear in every single episode of the show.

* Website/ChannelAwesome has three main music reviewers that frequently collaborate with each other: WebVideo/PawDugan, WebVideo/ToddInTheShadows and WebVideo/PushingUpRoses. These three frequently collaborate with each other and did a collaborative review of Music/TheMonkees' ''Film/{{Head}}''. Naturally, no LoveTriangle has formed (if you don't count the fact that Paw and Roses used to date but are now PlatonicLifePartners).

* Toy Freddy, Toy Bonnie and Toy Chica from ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys2'' could count as this, as well as their counterparts from [[VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys1 the first game]].

** ''VideoGame/Mother3'' has a party of two guys, a girl and a dog (for the most part) so it is an example of this trope, kind of.

* Edmond, Fernand, and Mercedes in ''Literature/TheCountOfMonteCristo''

A kind of LoveTriangle. See also CastCalculus. Contrast FriendVersusLover.

* The Wrestling/DudleyBoyz and Wrestling/StacyKeibler -- until they fired her by [[WouldHitAGirl putting her through a table]].

** And in a non love triangle way, the main characters, Danny, Sam and Tucker.

* WebAnimation/CampCamp: Max, Nikki, and Neil.

* ''Manga/ChoujinX'': Tokio, Ely, and Azuma. Their dynamic gets... complicated as the series goes on. At the start of the manga, Tokio and Azuma are childhood best friends. [[ExtremeDoormat Tokio more or less bases his entire life around Azuma]], and in turn Azuma, although caring about Tokio, [[InferioritySuperiorityComplex uses Tokio's reliance on him]] to keep up his self-esteem. Tokio later goes on to become close friends with Ely after she saves him from a choujin mercenary. Eventually, Azuma and Ely begin to start talking with each other and, [[BackFromTheDead after a similary]] [[TraumaticSuperpowerAwakening dangerous event with Azuma]], the two of them become friends with each other. After a certain major event concerning the three of them, [[spoiler:Tokio decides that he needs to stand on his own feet without relying on Azuma and Ely and leaves to go on a journey without saying goodbye to either of them. Although Ely takes it pretty well, Azuma gets ''really'' upset over Tokio's decision, viewing it as Tokio abandoning him. Subsequently, Azuma turns to Ely as a replacement for Tokio and begins basing his self-esteem around her opinion of him just as he did with Tokio. When Tokio comes back after a year, Ely immediately starts hitting it off with him again, but Azuma pretty much refuses to talk to him outside of expressing open resentment. Eventually, Tokio's and Azuma's mutual friend, Momoma, calls ''both'' of them out for letting their friendship fall apart which turns out to be the push they needed to start opening up to each other again. It's at that point that Azuma comes clean about having developed romantic feelings for Ely, recontextualizing at least some of his prior behavior post-timeskip as feeling threatened by Tokio's and Ely's friendship. Tokio, while taken aback, subsequently supports Azuma and Ely becoming a couple.]]

* [[TheStoic K]], [[TheWoobie J]] and [[TheSmartGuy L]] in most episodes of ''WesternAnimation/MenInBlack'', albeit L is technically not a field agent, she's often taking part on field operations.

* Mickey, Eddie, and Linda from Theatre/BloodBrothers, the DramaticIrony being that it's actually a SiblingTriangle but none of them know it.

* Mickey, Eddie, and Linda from Theater/BloodBrothers, the DramaticIrony being that it's actually a SiblingTriangle but none of them know it.

* Mickey, Eddie, and Linda from BloodBrothers, the DramaticIrony being that it's actually a SiblingTriangle but none of them know it.

** El Chavo, Kiko and La Chilindrina in ''Series/ElChavoDelOcho''.

** The original, series-long examples are Sora, Riku, and Kairi, who even have ThemeNaming all to themselves. Played 100% straight -- Riku is the RivalTurnedEvil because he wants to be the one to save Kairi, and doesn't want the rival who's always been one step behind one-upping him as TheChosenOne. He gets over it in the sequels.

* ''Manga/ChoujinX'': Tokio, Ely, and Azuma. Their dynamic gets a bit... complicated as the series goes on. At the start of the manga, Tokio and Azuma are childhood best friends. [[ExtremeDoormat Tokio more or less bases his entire life around Azuma]], and in turn Azuma, although genuinely caring about Tokio, [[InferioritySuperiorityComplex uses Tokio's reliance on him]] to keep up his self-esteem. Eventually, Tokio becomes close friends with Ely Otta, a girl from Gaga, [[FireForgedFriends after she saves him from a choujin mercenary]]. Eventually, Azuma and Ely begin to start talking with each other and, [[BackFromTheDead after a similary]] [[TraumaticSuperpowerAwakening dangerous event with Azuma]], the two of them become friends with each other. After a certain major event concerning the three of them, [[spoiler:Tokio decides that he needs to stand on his own feet without relying on Azuma and Ely and leaves to go on a journey without saying goodbye to either of them. Although Ely takes it pretty well, Azuma gets ''really'' upset over Tokio's decision, viewing it as Tokio abandoning him. Subsequently, Azuma turns to Ely as a replacement for Tokio and begins basing his self-esteem around her opinion of him just as he did with Tokio. When Tokio comes back after a year, Ely immediately starts hitting it off with him again, but Azuma pretty much refuses to talk to him outside of expressing open resentment. So while Ely is on great terms with Tokio and Azuma, and while Tokio still holds a deep amount of respect for Azuma, Azuma holds a ''lot'' of resentment for Tokio and forms something of a one-sided rivalry with him.]]

* ''Manga/ChoujinX'': Tokio, Ely, and Azuma. While their dynamic is entirely platonic, it does get a bit... complicated as the series goes on. At the start of the manga, Tokio and Azuma are childhood best friends. [[ExtremeDoormat Tokio more or less bases his entire life around Azuma]], and in turn Azuma, although genuinely caring about Tokio, [[InferioritySuperiorityComplex uses Tokio's reliance on him]] to keep up his self-esteem. Eventually, Tokio becomes close friends with Ely Otta, a girl from Gaga, [[FireForgedFriends after she saves him from a choujin mercenary]]. Eventually, Azuma and Ely begin to start talking with each other and, [[BackFromTheDead after a similary]] [[TraumaticSuperpowerAwakening dangerous event with Azuma]], the two of them become friends with each other. After a certain major event concerning the three of them, [[spoiler:Tokio decides that he needs to stand on his own feet without relying on Azuma and Ely and leaves to go on a journey without saying goodbye to either of them. Although Ely takes it pretty well, Azuma gets ''really'' upset over Tokio's decision, viewing it as Tokio abandoning him. Subsequently, Azuma turns to Ely as a replacement for Tokio and begins basing his self-esteem around her opinion of him just as he did with Tokio. When Tokio comes back after a year, Ely immediately starts hitting it off with him again, but Azuma pretty much refuses to talk to him outside of expressing open resentment. So while Ely is on great terms with Tokio and Azuma, and while Tokio still holds a deep amount of respect for Azuma, Azuma holds a ''lot'' of resentment for Tokio and forms something of a one-sided rivalry with him.]]

** Although, to be fair, there was Selphie, and Quistis, and... you know what, I think it was a case of everybody wanting everybody else.
** Quistis subverts it since although she's known Squall the longest, by the time Rinoa shows up she's long given up on being his lover and instead tries to be a replacement big sister. Fanfic writers are apt to ignore this character trait and play the trope straight.