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* ''TortallUniverse'': Alanna of Trebond sometimes felt her nose itch when magic was occurring nearby. Just before the only time her Goddess appeared to her in person, she had an outright sneezing fit.

* ''Series/DowntonAbbey'' season 2 had that moment where both Daisy and Mary beth sense the men they love, William and Matthew, are in danger when they get injured fighting in World War One.

* A RunningGag on ''WesternAnimation/HeyArnold'' is how Helga shouts Arnold's name whenever she gets in trouble because of him.

* ''Series/DowntonAbbey'' season 2 had that moment where both Daisy and Mary beth sense the men they love, William and Matthew, are in danger when they get injured fighting in World War One.

* A RunningGag on ''WesternAnimation/HeyArnold'' is how Helga shouts Arnold's name whenever she gets in trouble because of him.

* ''Series/DowntonAbbey'' season 2 had that moment where both Daisy and Mary beth sense the men they love, William and Matthew, are in danger when they get injured fighting in World War One.

** Also spoofed when Timmy is turned into a [[GenderBender girl]] and [[StalkerWithACrush hangs out]] with Trixie to find out the perfect birthday present to get her. The two get along so well, Trixie rips up a picture of her "old best friend". A second later, far away, said girl screams in pain and clutches her chest.

* Parodied in ''ComicBook/GoldDigger''. Future-Gina-from-the-past uses a technique that prompts this reaction from a HUGE amount of people. Said technique, using the force of time itself? Millennium Pimp Slap! (She uses it to smack her bitch up!)

* In ''Manga/DragonBall Z'', many of the characters have the ability to sense when things are going badly. But for a truly massive event, like an attack that might have killed the main character, they cut to New Namek (another ''planet'') and have the Elder say that things are looking bad.

* In the manhwa {{Yureka}}, Ah-Dol down right says the Trope's name in the Demon King Quest arc. At least in the translation anyway...

* In an extra chapter of StrawberryShakeSweet, Ran drinks alcohol for the first time, unleashing her inner ButchLesbian. Ryou, the VisualKei pop star, is half a city away when this happens:

* Arthur seems to have this in BBC's Series/{{Merlin}} but he muffles it with his [[GenreBlind Genre Blindness]]. He says in the pilot that "There's something about you, Merlin. I can't quite put my finger on it." and then promptly forgets it completely. After rescuing a druid boy in ''The Beginning of the End'', he learns the boy's name: [[spoiler:Mordred]]. He seems uneasy and worried, but this never comes up again. In that case it's justified, since he has yet to see him again.

* In TwoAndAHalfMen when Charlie's girlfriend talks to Alan about how her large breasts are causing her back pains, Alan suggests that she gets breast reduction surgery. As soon as he says that, the scene is switched to upstairs, where Charlie immediately awakens and sits up, realizing that something is wrong.

* From DawnOfWar, Chaos units has this quote:

** And ThePhantomStranger will always be drawn to the scene of any universe-altering calamity.

* Parodied in ''ComicBook/GoldDigger''. Future-Gina-from-the-past uses a technique that prompts this reaction from a HUGE amount of people. Said technique, using the force of time itself? Millenium Pimp Slap! (She uses it to smack her bitch up!)

** In ''Feeling Pinkie Keen'', Pinkie Pie is shown to have nervous twitches just before something significant (and often damaging) is about to happen. She refers to this as her Pinkie Sense. It has subsequently appeared in ''The Mysterious Mare-Do-Well'', ''It's About Time'', and ''Princess Twilight Sparkle'', part 2.

** In ''Feeling Pinkie Keen'', Pinkie Pie is shown to have nervous twitches just before something significant (and often damaging) is about to happen. She refers to this as her Pinkie Sense. It has subsequently appeared in ''The Mysterious Mare-Do-Well'' and ''It's About Time''.

* The ending of ''Manga/TokyoMewMew''.

* Shine Hausen of ''SuperRobotWarsOriginalGeneration''. This RebelliousPrincess is known for being the strongest user of this trope her family's ever produced, the reason why the [[LaResistance Divine Crusaders]] captured and used her in one their HumongousMecha. When the sequel rolls along, Shine gets to pilot her own custom unit and her powers are used as means to invoke a CombinationAttack with [[ElegantGothicLolita Latooni]] [[LittleMissBadass Subota]].
** Actually, there are several characters who exhibit this trope. Many of the characters from the [[SuperRobotWarsAlpha Alpha series]] (such as Ryusei, Bullet, Aya, and Kusuha) are [[PsychicPowers Psychodrivers]], and are usually shown to getting "Bad Vibes" whenever something "untoward" is amiss. Radha Byraban also displays this trope, though it's due to her heightened sense of awareness rather then actual TK powers.

** And the scene in Two Towers in which Legolas is commenting that "something stirs in the East," just before Pippin tries to use the Palantir and draws Sauron's attention to Edoras

* In the manhwa {{Yureka}}, Ah-Dol down right says the Trope's name in the Demon King Quest arc. At least in the translation anyway...[[/folder]]

* In TheVentureBros, while the gang were playing football in the backyard, Brock immediately stops and without hearing or seeing anything, realizes that someone is in his car. He was right.

** In ''GundamSEED'', during one of the last episodes, Kira inexplicably senses [[CharClone Rau Le Creuset]] is attempting to destroy the [[CoolShip Archangel]] and heads off to save his friends. Strangely enough, Kira had not demonstrated such an ability before.