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  • Betty/Archie/Veronica from Archie Comics, of course, seeing as it would be the ultimate happy ending to one of the longest-running dilemmas in comic book history.
  • Empowered has a Shipper on Deck in the Caged Demonwolf who's convinced that Empowered/Thugboy/Ninjette are hot for each other. It doesn't help that while Emp and Thugboy are an Official Couple there's a lot of UST between Thug and Jette. Adding to the possibility is that Emp herself is a "three-drinks-bisexual" and Ninjette has experience in girl-on-girl as part of her ninja disguise skills.
  • Sonic the Hedgehog:
    • Sonic the Comic: Both Sonic/Amy/Tekno and Amy/Tekno/Shorty get thrown around by those who think Tekno and Amy would be a good couple, but also like them with the boys they're given Ship Tease with.
    • Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie Comics):
      • The comics had already had the Canon Foreigner Sally Acorn as Sonic's love interest when Amy was introduced. The over 5 year age gap between Amy and Sonic meant that that Amy's crush wasn't initially an issue, but then Amy got a Plot-Relevant Age-Up and the Ship-to-Ship Combat really began. To resolve this, Sally/Sonic/Amy is one of the most popular OT3s in the franchise.
      • Knuckles had a Canon Foreigner girlfriend, Julie Su, when Rouge was introduced. Rouge and Knuckles have a lot of Ship Tease in the games. As a result, people began pairing up Julie Su, Knuckles, and Rouge.
      • Shadow, Rouge and Amy also has a decent following based on many arcs about Shadow, maybe due to Amy and Rouge playing as Shadows guides to help him do what's right
  • In Spirou & Fantasio, the Ho Yay between the titular characters is rounded out by Seccotine's semi-canon relationship with Spirou and her chemistry with her enemy Fantasio.
  • Strangers in Paradise has the wildly popular fan pairing Katchoo-Francine-David, though canon is a lot more complicated; see Polyamory.
  • In W.I.T.C.H., it's actually OT5. There are a few ships with just two, or three of them, but considering certain scenes and artwork, it's not hard to see why Polyguardianship has its fans.

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