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* ''{{Misfits}}'' is pretty much made of this trope. Although you could argue that even ''after'' being lumped together on community service, getting caught in a freak electrical storm and imbued with godawful superpowers, and then accidentally killing their probation worker and having to dispose of the body, the gang still [[VitriolicBestBuds don't particularly like each other]], despite having formed a strange kind of bond.
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* James invokes this trope near the end of TheHurtLocker [[spoiler: Eldridge disagrees]]
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* The {{Troll}}s of ''{{Homestuck}}'' after completing their session. Although they're not "friendly" so much as [[TeethClenchedTeamwork "not actively trying to backstab each other."]]
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* ''MyLittlePony: Friendship is Magic'': Twilight Sparkle initially doesn't want anything to do with the [[OnlySaneMan five quirky ponies]] who want to be friends with her. Even the fact that they're all willing to accompany her through TheLostWoods just makes her cringe. However, the ensuing adventure helps her connect with them and actually start regarding them as her {{Nakama}}.
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Other hazardous or even mere strenuous activities can also develop a kind of this; the closer it comes to as dangerous as war, like an attempt to escape through a jungle full of man-eating beasts and other dangers, the more it will resemble it.
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* In LoisMcMasterBujold's ''[[VorkosiganSaga Cryoburn]]'', Miles explains their connection to Raven as this, through his and Roic's being kidnapped and escaping together.
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* Riggs and Murtaugh don't particularly like each other when they first meet in ''Lethal Weapon''. But by the end of the film, Murtaugh is inviting Riggs to spend Christmas dinner with his family.
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* Riggs and Murtaugh don't particularly like each other when they first meet in ''Lethal Weapon''. But by the end of the film, Murtaugh is inviting Riggs to spend Christmas dinner with his family. And after a while, Riggs ''is'' family.
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* [[SamuraiJack Jack]] and [[EnsembleDarkhorse The]] [[NoNameGiven Scotsman]] first meet halfway across a ridiculously long (and thin) bridge, each man going in the opposite direction. A fight breaks out as they try to decide who should turn back first to let the other cross, before they are set upon and [[ChainedHeat chained together]] by bounty hunters. The resulting EnemyMine results in a rather strong friendship, and they meet again a few times through the series to engage in some [[BackToBackBadasses Back to Back Badassery.]]
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* [[{{Halo}} Halo 3]] had the most recent Arbiter, [[spoiler: Thel 'Vadam,]] join forces with The Master Chief, [[spoiler: John-117.]] At first they start out quite hostile towards each other--Chief even shoved a gun right in Arbiter's...mandibles, but by the end they trust each other enough to pull a [[{{BacktoBackBadasses}} Back to Back Badasses,]] and frequently save each other in battle. That and Arbiter [[spoiler: is the only one who believes John has not died at end of the game--who is, in fact, stuck floating in space, with no way to get home, and his AI Cortana quickly approaching [[AIIsaCrapshoot ram]][[SentientAIWarningSigns pancy.]] Don't mind me, [[{{SandinMyEyes}} I'm just sweating from my eyes.]]]]
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* Done on a massive scale in the ''{{Halo}}'' fanfiction ''[[FanFic/EnemyOfMyEnemy Enemy of My Enemy]]'', where what starts as a tense EnemyMine situation soon leads to humans & Elites fighting together like brothers. A good example is [[TheHeart Flight Officer Perry]] and [[BoisterousBruiser Helmsman Zuka]].
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* Done on a massive scale in the ''{{Halo}}'' ''{{spoil}}'' fanfiction ''[[FanFic/EnemyOfMyEnemy Enemy of My Enemy]]'', where what starts as a tense EnemyMine situation soon leads to humans & Elites fighting together like brothers. A good example is [[TheHeart Flight Officer Perry]] and [[BoisterousBruiser Helmsman Zuka]].
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** Many of the victors in Catching Fire. Which makes the "game" much worse, as [[spoiler: the victors have to fight against each other. Then again, many of them are more than ready to kill the others.]]
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** Many of the victors in Catching Fire.''Catching Fire''. Which makes the "game" much worse, as [[spoiler: the victors have to fight against each other. Then again, many of them are more than ready to kill the others.]]
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* In RickRiordan's ''[[TheHeroesOfOlympus The Lost Hero]]'', Leo assures Piper that even if Jason regains his memory, their adventures together will assure that they are still friends.
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* Hulk and Namor the Sub-Mariner fight more then possibly any other pair of characters who aren't officially a villain and a hero, and spend most of their time bickering with eachother, but when the Illuminati revealed their plan to send Banner to space, Namor nearly beat Iron Man to pulp.
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* James Raynor and Horace Warfield hated each other at first, because Raynor was a "pirate" and a "terrorist" and because Warfield was a Dominion general. When the two of them led their attack on Char, and Raynor pulled off a BigDamnHeroes move to save Warfield and his men, Warfield [[IncrediblyLamePun warmed up]] to Raynor.
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* James Raynor and Horace Warfield in ''StarcraftII'' hated each other at first, because Raynor was a "pirate" and a "terrorist" and because Warfield was a Dominion general. When the two of them led their attack on Char, and Raynor pulled off a BigDamnHeroes move to save Warfield and his men, Warfield [[IncrediblyLamePun warmed up]] to Raynor.
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* James Raynor and Horace Warfield hated each other at first, because Raynor was a "pirate" and a "terrorist" and because Warfield was a Dominion general. When the two of them led their attack on Char, and Raynor pulled off a BigDamnHeroes move to save Warfield and his men, Warfield [[IncrediblyLamePun warmed up]] to Raynor.
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* In Suzanne Collin's ''TheHungerGames'', Katniss is terrified of this because she knows that in the end, she'll have to kill the other to stay alive. [[spoiler: She still teams up with Rue, however.]]
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** In Andy Hoare's WhiteScars novel ''Hunt for Voldorius'', we are assured in the epilogue that the events of the novel formed this between the WhiteScars and the Raven Guard. Although the last actual scene shows that the Raven Guard vanished, leaving the WhiteScars with plenty of questions, taking the woman who had been prisoner, and the WhiteScars were rather annoyed.
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* From the ''GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse:'' Majestic, a hero team sponsored and sanctioned by the British government, was originally a group of perfect strangers from all parts of the British isles, brought together by the government quickly and with no warning in response to an attack by the subterranean Lemurians. The experience made them a true team. Later, the team would move from this to a true BandOfBrothers while fighting off the super-terrorists known as Jihad.
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* BobAndGeorge: [[http://www.bobandgeorge.com/archives/011026 Don't you just love how needless violence brings people together?]]
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** [[spoiler: Lotso]] nearly joins the gang.
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- 1, it's Gol D. Roger, #2, it's an unnecessary spoiler to name him that over Gold Roger, likewise with the Monkey D. for Garp.
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* "Secret Diary of a Call Girl." Belle curses out Bambi when she finds out Bambi was stealing clients (and had found her generally annoying besides). After rescuing each other from punters who turned out to be psychopaths, they become good friends; Belle writes Bambi into her book, and eventually acts as her maid of honor.
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* "Secret Diary of a Call Girl." "SecretDiaryOfACallGirl" -- Belle curses out Bambi when she finds out Bambi was stealing clients (and had found her generally annoying besides). After rescuing each other from punters who turned out to be psychopaths, they become good friends; Belle writes Bambi into her book, and eventually later acts as her maid of honor.
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* "Secret Diary of a Call Girl." Belle curses out Bambi when she finds out Bambi was stealing clients (and had found her generally annoying besides). After rescuing each other from punters who turned out to be psychopaths, they become good friends; Belle writes Bambi into her book, and eventually acts as her maid of honor.
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->''"We few...we happy few. We band of brothers. For he that sheds his blood today with mine shall be my brother, be he ne'er so vile, this day shall gentle his condition..."
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** Final Fantasy VIII has the [[LoneWolf cold team leader]], [[BoisterousBruiser the cheerful guy he can't stand]], [[HotForTeacher their former teacher]], [[AxCrazy the unpopular transfer student]], a freedom fighting-princess like girl and a cocky gunman. In the end Squall falls for Rinoa, warms up to the others and shows signs of trusting Zell as a completely competent second, regardless of difficulty.
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* Garlot and Leon in ''BlazeUnion'', a pair of knights who have both been screwed over by the corrupt political system--Garlot growing up as one of the country's much-abused peasants, and Leon having his face scarred and losing his job and standing as an Imperial guard after his parents were executed as scapegoats to prevent a [[NoodleIncident national crisis]]. The two of them meet, Leon picks a fight, and his shock and humiliation after losing cause him to become positively obsessed with defeating Garlot. One offer of employment from another of Garlot's enemies, many more battles, a realization that Leon is being used, an emotional final confrontation in a [[DoomedHometown burning city]], boatloads of FoeYay, and a race against time on Garlot's part to save Leon later, they are steadfast friends and teammates.
* Garlot and Leon in ''BlazeUnion'', a pair of knights who have both been screwed over by the corrupt political system--Garlot growing up as one of the country's much-abused peasants, and Leon having his face scarred and losing his job and standing as an Imperial guard after his parents were executed as scapegoats to prevent a [[NoodleIncident national crisis]]. The two of them meet, Leon picks a fight, and his shock and humiliation after losing cause him to become positively obsessed with defeating Garlot. One offer of employment from another of Garlot's enemies, many more battles, a realization that Leon is being used, an emotional final confrontation in a [[DoomedHometown burning city]], boatloads of FoeYay, and a race against time on Garlot's part to save Leon later, they are steadfast friends and teammates.
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* In the ''ThreeMusketeers'' series, D'Artagnan and Rochefort spend the first book as nemeses. In an epilogue, it's explained that they fight several duels before ultimately becoming close friends. This is almost never carried over into any adaptations.
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* Lucius Vorenus and Titus Pullo of ''{{Rome}}'' start out as enemies, but their various adventures together quickly turn them into the best of friends. The characters were based on two real life Roman centurions noted in Julius Caesar's journal who shared a bitter rivalry but each saved the other's life in a single battle, making this trope OlderThanFeudalism.
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* The Nexus. Originally, they were rookies on {{WWE}}'s NXT show, and were thus, competing against each other for a WWE contract. However, they all came to loathe WWE management as they forced the rookies to do humiliating challenges like obstacle courses and keg carrying contests, as well as constant rule changes and unchecked abuse from certain WWE pros that were supposed to be mentoring the rookies. This led to the Season 1 winner Wade Barrett uniting all the Season 1 rookies and leading an assault on Monday Night RAW until all [[strike: [[BryanDanielson eight]]]] [[RealLifeWritesThePlot seven]] rookies ended up with contracts.
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* In [[StephenBaxter Stephen Baxter]]'s {{Flood}}, the main characters spent four years together as terrorist hostages. After they get out of their captivity, they maintain lifelong connections due to their shared hell.
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->''"We few...we happy few. We band of brothers. For he that sheds his blood today with mine shall be my brother, be he ne'er so vile, this day shall gentle his condition..."
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--> --'''The Soldier''', ''TeamFortress2'', "WAR! Update Comic"
->''"There are some things you can't go through together without coming out friends, and knocking out a twelve-foot mountain troll is one of them."''
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--> --'''The Soldier''', ''TeamFortress2'', "WAR! Update Comic"
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* In Jim Butcher's ''TheDresdenFiles'', the relationship between Harry and [[MagnificentBastard Marcone]] constantly teeters on the brink of this. Harry has to constantly remind himself that Marcone is the leader of the mob (though [[VetinariParadox a nicer mob boss you couldn't hope to find]]) and his constant, unwavering assistence in battle is a matter of practicality, not any kind of [[FoeYay amicable feeling]].
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* In Jim Butcher's ''TheDresdenFiles'', the relationship between Harry and [[MagnificentBastard Marcone]] constantly teeters on the brink of this. Harry has to constantly remind himself that Marcone is the leader of the mob (though [[VetinariParadox [[VetinariJobSecurity a nicer mob boss you couldn't hope to find]]) and his constant, unwavering assistence in battle is a matter of practicality, not any kind of [[FoeYay amicable feeling]].
