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We don't want "might count" — if it's that unclear it is an example better not to list it. The badly formatted triple star addition is natter. Also not wanted.

• Ken and Miyako/Yolei of "Digimon Adventure 02" might count though it might depend on whether or not Ken retains the kid genius traits he had as the Digimon Emperor.
  • Pretty sure Miyako's not quite a genius. Intelligent, though. They should have become hackers together.

The following examples do not have enough details to list. Please see How To Write An Example. A pair of names does not provide any interesting specifics about how the trope plays, particularly to a reader who does not know the work. They aren't expected to know the work, but we still want such readers to get some info about the trope.

[[folder:Anime & Manga]]

• Benny and Greenback Jane in Black Lagoon.

[[folder:Film]]

• Mitch and Jordan from Real Genius.

[[folder:Literature]]

• Robert A Heinlein plays with this a lot with his stories about Lazarus Long and friends.

[[folder:Live Action TV]]

• Chuck and Jessie, from Ace Lightning.
• Willow and Oz from Buffy The Vampire Slayer.

[[folder:Web Comics]]

• Tedd and Grace of El Goonish Shive.
• Wrench and Echo of Antihero for Hire.

[[folder:Western Animation]]

• Jérémie and Aelita of Code Lyoko.
• Jimmy Neutron and Cindy Vortex
• Cody and Starlee from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fast Forward.