History Main / TrueCompanions

%%* The guys from Music/{{Genesis}}.

* Generation X and, for some of them, the Crusaders of ''Roleplay/MarvelsRPG''.

* The core members of ''WebOriginal/CriticalRole'' are a close-knit group of friends, including (but not limited to) two married couples ([[Creator/MattMercer Matt]] and [[Creator/MarishaRay Marisha]], [[Creator/LauraBailey Laura]] and [[Creator/TravisWillingham Travis]]) and two BestFriends ([[Creator/LiamOBrien Liam]] and [[Creator/SamRiegel Sam]]).

* The main characters of ''Webcomic/EnnuiGo'' are a [[DysfunctionJunction dysfuctional, hedonistic bunch]] [[VitriolicBestBuds who often screw each other over]] as much as they [[FriendsWithBenefits screw each other]], but they are ultimately loyal and caring toward one another. No matter how strange or dangerous the situation, [[EccentricMillionaire Iz]][[JerkWithAHeartOfGold zy]], [[HairTriggerTemper Noah]], [[ManChild Has]][[NiceGuy him]], [[BrainsAndBondage Re]][[HyperCompetentSidekick nee]], [[TheDreaded Darcy]], [[OnlySaneMan Tanya]], [[LoonWithAHeartOfGold Len]], [[NonIronicClown Sarah]] and [[{{Sleepyhead}} Hiro]] will always stick by one another.

* [[WebVideo/TroyHasACamera Troy Wagner, Joseph DeLange, and Tim Sutton]], the creators of ''WebVideo/MarbleHornets''. So much so fans began to call the three 'The Bro Trinity" or even [[FanNickname Trosephim]] due to how close the three are. Or at least ''were'', which makes it more saddening when [=DeLange=] and Sutton had a fall out with Wagner due to complicated reasons. Although Wagner has slowly attempted to build back his friendships with the two, with a degree of success, with the hopes that the Bro Trinity will return once again.

* Prior to the [[BattleRoyaleWithCheese giant brawl]] that really set the Wrestling/ProWrestlingZero1\Wrestling/AllJapanProWrestling feud in motion [[Wrestling/TheGreatMuta Keiji Muto]] described the AJPW roster as "his family" in response to Wrestling/ShinyaHashimoto's claim that AJPW was disconnected.

* Wiki/TVTropes. If you ever meet another troper in real life, you'll both know you two share something special. You could say we're FireForgedFriends from [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife our lives having been ruined by this site]], but there's definitely a bond.

* NASA went out of its way to ensure that the crew members of a space shuttle mission became True Companions.

* Creator/RobinWilliams and Creator/ChristopherReeve became fast friends while at Julliard and vowed that they'd always take care of one another. When Reeve became paraylzed, Williams did everything he could to cheer Reeve up and made clear, if it ever came to it, he wouldn't hesitate to pay for Reeve's ongoing medical care and financially support Reeve's family.

** When fans gathered at the crash site, Creator/VinDiesel commandeered a policeman's bullhorn and improvised a euolgy on the spot.
** Tyrese Gibson and Ludacris recorded a tribute song, ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LH31eZFt4gg My Best Friend]]''.

** The next movie in the series was dedicated to the man, [[spoiler:ending with O'Connor, this time played by one of Walker's brothers, driving off into the sunset.]]
* The cast and crew of ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings'' became this thanks to the three years they spent filming the movies back to back/concurrently. Also, while the entire cast became close, smaller groups of true companions formed between the actors playing the four hobbits (Creator/ElijahWood, Creator/SeanAstin, Creator/DominicMonaghan and Creator/BillyBoyd), and between the trio who played Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli (Creator/ViggoMortensen, Creator/OrlandoBloom and Creator/JohnRhysDavies).

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[[caption-width-right:300: All for one, and one for all!]]

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* If the cast of ''ComicStrip/BloomCounty'' wasn't this at first, they surely were by the end of the series. Even [[JerkAss Steve Dallas]] fondly remembers their time together in the following spin-offs.

* ''Roleplay/DCNation'': It could easily be argued that the Titans South have become this as much as the other teams in their universe.

* The werewolves of both ''TabletopGame/WerewolfTheApocalypse'' and ''TabletopGame/WerewolfTheForsaken'' follow the combined social instincts of humans and wolves to form small "packs" with each other, ideally a FiveManBand. These packs follow the entire true companions trope: packmates are practically family, you might love or hate them, and intra-pack romantic relationships are considered incestuous. (But then, in ''TabletopGame/TheWorldOfDarkness'' games, any werewolf/werewolf relationship effectively ''is'' incestuous, as werewolves must mate with humans -- or, in the ''TabletopGame/OldWorldOfDarkness'', wolves -- or breed twisted, sterile mutants.)

** Although, [[TabletopGame/VampireTheRequiem Vampire]] coteries tend to be depicted as brief coincidentally convenient temporary arrangements formed by the recently Embraced until they get to grips with Vampire existence. This is percieved to be true in every single book except the Ventrue specific guide. The Ventrue guide claims that ''other'' clans share bonding rituals and things that irretrievably link members of the coterie. This is not true, as any other clan guide would tell you.

* In ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'', Thri-Kreen society revolves around the concept of True Companions -- their primary social unit is tightly-knit hunting groups whose dynamics are closer to what most other races would consider a family than a group of coworkers or team. They tend to feel lost and confused when living outside such close groups, and take readily to adventuring parties since the dynamic is very similar.
* ''TabletopGame/{{GURPS}}'' has the Sense of Duty Disadvantage at the -5 level, where it can apply to others in your adventuring group. Assuming everyone in the group has this Disadvantage, and are properly roleplaying it, they are True Companions.

* ''TabletopGame/SentinelsOfTheMultiverse'':
** The Freedom Five evolve into this over time, particularly once Absolute Zero lightens up and stops treating the whole thing like an inconvenient chore. In one of the two timelines after the card game, Zero is told that his suit has been paid off and he can go wherever he wants; he replies "Where else would I go? You guys are my family."
** The Southwest Sentinels are so close-knit that at first they're treated as one deck, and they remain very close-knit as they evolve into the Void Guard. [[spoiler:Unfortunately, things kind of go badly after that, what with Dr Medico being slowly corrupted by a demon god, and Writhe kind of gradually drifting over the edge into darkness.]]
* ''TabletopGame/TheOneRing'': As in ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings'', players are expected to form a company of adventurers that can rely on each other. The company generates Fellowship Points that can be traded for Hope points to help adventurers succeed at their tasks. Also, each adventurer chooses one comrade as a "fellowship focus" and can generate Hope points by protecting them in times of danger.

* The revolutionaries in ''Theatre/LesMiserables'', much as how they are portrayed in the book. "Red and Black" pretty quickly confirms that they are all close friends, and "Drink With Me" later compounds this fact. Even Grantaire, the most cynical of the revolutionaries, [[spoiler:stands by Enjolras and the others when they are killed, and is usually one of the last - if not ''the'' last - to die]]. [[spoiler:Which makes Marius's guilt over being the only survivor in "Empty Chairs at Empty Tables" all the more potent - just listen to any version's Marius sing "oh my friends, my friends" and ''try'' to remember that it's not real.]]

* The seven main protagonists of ''VisualNovel/{{Ascension}}'' are so tightly-knit, they manage to hold off armies together with ThePowerOfFriendship multiple times.

* Parodied in a non-canon ''WebAnimation/TheMostPopularGirlsInSchool'' video, "Love or a Dumpster?":
-->'''Bridget:''' ''Yeah'', yeah, yeah. I know the [[=MPGiS=]] app. I'm on it, its--like I finally have a family. A family that really loves gifs about fat kids.
-->'''Rachel:''' But Bridget, you ''already'' have a family. I-I'm your sister, and... and we have parents...
** In general canon, the Football Team's friendship easily the most loyal, closest, and happiest. [[EvilCounterpart The Cheer Squad's]] as well, albeit being much more afraid to admit it.
* ''WebAnimation/DSBTInsaniT'': This trope is not generally focused upon, but it's definitely there.
* ''WebAnimation/{{Dreamscape}}'': The relationships between the characters, especially the more abrasive ones, are given a deep focus in this series.
* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'':
** Team RWBY (Ruby, Weiss, Blake and Yang). [[TeethClenchedTeamwork Though it takes them a bit to get there.]] Weiss even says that [[FamilyOfChoice they're more family to her than her actual family ever was]].
** Team JNPR (Jaune, Nora, Pyrrha, and Ren) bond together a bit faster, and quickly become team RWBY's closest allies. In fact, when team RWBY temporarily splits up, Ruby ends up joining team JNPR, and when her team reunites team JNPR stays with them.
* ''WebAnimation/TheMisadventuresOfR2AndMiku'' is a strange case. While the titular pair are normally more of a BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine (with Miku and R2 respectively serving those roles), one episode shows their friendship breaking down near-completely, with R2 telling her off for her idiocy and carelessness towards him so badly that she's left genuinely depressed as a result. It ends with Miku apologizing sincerely for her actions and admitting that she ''needs'' him:
--> "That's why I'm always with you. Because you're kind and funny and smart. You always try to make me feel better when I'm sad. And it's in moments like this one when I'm glad I have such a good friend... I need you, R2. Your stupid friend needs you..."
* ''WebAnimation/CampCamp'' has the campers and councilors of Camp Campbell as a whole form an admittedly dysfunctional one over time, though particular note goes to the main trio of [[ComicTrio Max, Neil, and Nikki]]. This is solidified in the season three finale, where their camp is shut down by its owners, Camp Corp., but the kids are offered a chance to go to the camps they ''actually wanted'' to attend and the councilors offered better positions. But they realize they were happier together in that crappy camp and conspire to force the Camp Corp. owners into giving it back.
* [=FreeSmart=] from ''[[WebAnimation/BattleForDreamIsland Battle for Dream Island Again]]'' and ''[[WebAnimation/BattleForDreamIsland IDFB]]'' are the result of TheAlliance in the show splitting off from their current team and forming their own. From this, the Alliance ditches their bureaucratic ranking system and treats all members as equal teammates, serving to be one, big RagtagBunchOfMisfits who fight alongside each other against the world to win the competition and have fun with each other in the process.[[note]]At least, up until ''WebAnimation/BattleForBFDI'', where [[{{Flanderization}} they're treated as]] [[FaceHeelTurn a toxic team]] that steps all over each other.[[/note]] Their roles in the team also serves to be a fun time.
** Pencil: RebelLeader
** Match: TheLancer
** Bubble: TheHeart
** Ruby: PluckyComicRelief
** Book: UnfazedEveryman
** Ice Cube: TeamPet
* Everyone in WebAnimation/{{Hololive}} is tightly knit with one another, but there are many individual examples of camraderie and sisterhood:
** In-character, GAMERS stars Korone and Okayu border on SickeningSweethearts. Out of character, the two were close friends even before joining hololive, and their friendship has endured over the years.
** The fourth generation's Kanata and Coco are roommates in real life, with the two supporting each other both financially and emotionally.
** Everyone in the English branch is close with one another, but Calliope and Kiara are standout examples. At the time they were introduced, Kiara -- in-character -- had a completely one-sided crush on Calli, with Calli refusing to reciprocate and being a harsh {{Tsundere}}. Over time, however, they became close friends, and that friendship bled over into their streams as, while Calli still will not return Kiara's overt affections, she became more warm and friendly to her. During Kiara's last stream in Japan before returning to her home country, Calli comforted her and assured her that she would still be around when she returned.

* The main cast of ''Webcomic/QuestionableContent'', if not just the workers at Coffee of Doom. Despite the relationship that developed between Marten and Dora [[spoiler:which eventually ended]], the group has held together quite well.
* The main cast in ''Webcomic/SluggyFreelance'' will fight vampires and demonic kittens, travel through alternate dimensions, and take down evil corporations to rescue one another. At one point, several of them are seeing a psychiatrist, partly by coincidence though it really benefits them too, and it comes up that even [[JerkAssWoobie Gwynn]], who ''thinks'' she doesn't like the others and that they don't like her, considers the others as family, since "family is supposed to be there when you ''really'' need them, right?"
* ''Drowtales'' has the Highland Raiders, a group of drow who journey to the surface together and usually form strong bonds as a result. The Fallen Legion also seem to have a similar dynamic.
* The eight main characters from ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'' are true companions. See the "Painted Black" and "Grace's Birthday Party" arcs for particularly telling examples. Like any number of examples, they don't always get along, but once [[ChivalrousPervert Tedd]] and [[DefrostingIceQueen Susan]], of all people, became friends, becoming true companions was probably inevitable given what goes on in Moperville. Like ''WesternAnimation/CodeLyoko'' further down, they didn't start as true companions. The transition was a bit smoother, though, with the friend of friends having your back when the deadly stuff starts even if you were bickering only hours before.
* The main characters of ''Webcomic/EnnuiGo'' are a [[DysfunctionJunction dysfuctional, hedonistic bunch]] [[VitriolicBestBuds who often screw each other over]] as much as they [[FriendsWithBenefits screw each other]], but they are ultimately loyal and caring toward one another. No matter how strange or dangerous the situation, [[EccentricMillionaire Iz]][[JerkWithAHeartOfGold zy]], [[HairTriggerTemper Noah]], [[ManChild Has]][[NiceGuy him]], [[BrainsAndBondage Re]][[HyperCompetentSidekick nee]], [[TheDreaded Darcy]], [[OnlySaneMan Tanya]], [[LoonWithAHeartOfGold Len]], [[NonIronicClown Sarah]] and [[{{Sleepyhead}} Hiro]] will always stick by one another.

** This is the core of the werewolve's "pack" cocept.
* The protagonists of ''Webcomic/LookingForGroup'' are also forming one. This is even more blatant with Richard and Cale (to the point that the OmnicidalManiac warlock is turning into TheAtoner as he stays in prolonged contact with the once-naive elf) and with Ben'Joon and Krunch (with the latter being the former's adoptive father).

* Most of the relationships in ''Webcomic/SomethingPositive'' have something of this, especially the original core of friends Davan, Aubrey, [=PeeJee=] and Jason. Davan was described by the author as being often difficult to get on with and you might wonder why you bother, but he ''will'' be there if needed.
* The adolescent cast of ''Webcomic/RubysWorld'' functions like this, and the characters' relationships to each other are among the only things of value in a universe of BlackAndGreyMorality.

* In ''Webcomic/EightBitTheater'', The Other Warriors are seemingly the closest thing the series has to this, though the Dark Warriors seem to become close later on. All other groups range from TeethClenchedTeamwork or flat-out EnemyMine in the case of the Light Warriors.
* ''Webcomic/FriendlyHostility'' is all about how some people just seem to tumble into your life unexpectedly and stick with you for life.
* [[UnfazedEveryman Bob,]] his girlfriend [[HotScientist Jean,]] their "synthetic pink daughter-thing" [[CuteMonsterGirl Molly,]] and [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe Auntie Princess Voluptua]] in ''Webcomic/TheInexplicableAdventuresOfBob.'' Oh, and Molly's pet tentacle-bunny, [[UglyCute Snookums.]]
* The ''Webcomic/CityofReality'' portrays a world where everyone everyone else's true companion, essentially creating a true utopia. Unfortunately, as a {{Deconstruction}} of utopias, it has since seen cracks in the structure; but, like genuine examples, the people seem determined to push forward together.

* ''Webcomic/TheDreamlandChronicles'': [[http://www.thedreamlandchronicles.com/the-dreamland-chronicles/todays-dreamland-chronicles-582/ offering support]]
* In ''Webcomic/{{Achewood}}'', most of the main characters certainly count. If something happens to one of them, the rest will rally. Spongebath and Emeril, despite not being central characters, definitely count as part of this too.
* [[http://doodlediaries.comicgen.com Doodle Diaries]] is a journal comic by three close friends who seemed to hate eachother at first when they met, but soon became like family.

* In ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'', the troll concept of "Moirallegiance", one of their four kinds of romance, is most similar to this.
* The GM and roleplayers in ''Webcomic/DarthsAndDroids'' are like this. For all the squabling that goes on, it's clear that they all love the campaigns they've done together, and really do like each other's company.
* In ''Webcomic/BlueYonder'', [[http://www.blueyondercomic.net/comics/1530714/blue-yonder-chapter-2-page-11/ Lena learns that the N-Forcers were almost this to a neighbor.]]
* Assistant from ''Webcomic/{{Gloomverse}}'' comes to feel this way about her and the Gloom family, Seaweed, and Mooching Hobo.
* The crew in ''WebComic/StandStillStaySilent'' turn into this over the course of the first adventure. Even the latecomer Reynir becomes a part of the crew. By the time Adventure II rolls around, when one member of the group heads off into Silent Finland, the others don't hesitate to follow, including Reynir, who in addition to having been a latecomer in the first adventure, had never intended to end up in the Silent World in the first place.
* In ''Webcomic/CrimsonKnights'' Judoch, Erikr, Nevio and Itham grow into this over the course of the story.

* ''Literature/TheSagaOfTuck'' and the group of boys around its main character. At one point, one of them is attacked, and the rest -- geeks all -- immediately charge.

* Wiki/TVTropes. If you ever meet another troper in real life, you'll both know you two share something special. You could say we're FireForgedFriends from [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife our lives having been ruined by this site]], but there's definitely a bond.
* ''Literature/GreekNinja'' has "Sasha's group".
* The ''Blog/KnightsOfFandom'' strive for this level of unity among its members. Success rate varies, depending on how involved the individual members choose to be in the group, but the spirit of the trope is there.
* The Lambsbridge Gang, the protagonists of ''Literature/{{Twig}}'', function as this. They're a gestalt science experiment specializing in social manipulation and threat handling for an AcademyOfEvil, operating as a group to eliminate threats, but their loyalty to one another is absolute and it is never in question that the other Lambs come before the Academy's interests. This allows TokenGoodTeammate Lillian to steer them towards doing as much good as they can within their parameters.

* Website/ScrewAttack.com are this, to the point that they have been referred to as the [=ScrewAttack=] Family. Not just the people behind the website, but the community as well (to the point of a BrokenFanbase). Insult so much as one member of the SA crew, and the community ''will'' respond in kind, as will the other members of the SA crew; and this goes even further if you badmouth the team's only female member.
* The team at Website/ThatGuyWithTheGlasses/Channel Awesome -- They've had three anniversary crossovers where they all met up to provide something for the fans, numerous members of the team frequently have appearances in other's videos, and behind the scenes footage would ascertain that they've become friends away from the cameras. They also tend to move with lightning speed to defend each other should anyone be so foolish as to submit nasty/trollish remarks in comments on the site, on Twitter, or anywhere else on the internet. This is how WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic descibes their InUniverse reviewers as well, jerks who band together because they're like the WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes -- jerks to everybody else, but damn if someone else will ever take one of theirs down.
* In ''WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall'', the core cast (Linkara, Pollo, Harvey Finevoice, 90's Kid, Dr. Linksano, and [[spoiler: the Magic Gun]]) definitely showed signs of this during the numerous storylines the show had over the years. WebVideo/IronLiz used to be a part of said core cast until she left the show after the review of the ''Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan'' comic adaptation.

* The ''WebVideo/StripSearch'' house. No, no. The ENTIRE house. All 12 contestants, without a single exception. Plus arguably the host, judges and production crew for good measure. Did I mention this is an elimination-based reality competition? And this trope not only happened at all but happened with breathtaking speed?
* The web doc ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Khp8H7KJeLc F*** Kayfabe: Wrestling With Labels]]'' starts out as a film about a young wrestler but does an abrupt U-turn and shows how he and his friends have become this...[[TearJerker and are about to be separated as college comes to an end]].
* The ''WebVideo/GameGrumps have become this in recent years, now counting over five regular members, plus a load of guests. While the actual friendship between the Grumps is real enough, and, to many, is the very thing the channel was build on from the start, the fanbase deliberately exaggerates this aspect, naming any and all guests, however minor they are, as a member of the Grump family.
* Yellow Guy, Duck Guy, and Red Guy of ''WebVideo/DontHugMeImScared'' fame appear to be this. Despite all the [[MindScrew crazy]], [[SurpriseCreepy horrifying]] situations they're [[OnceAnEpisode constantly put through]], they seem to enjoy each other's company and look out for each other. Because of this, in the fifth episode, Duck Guy and Yellow Guy realize that Red Guy's missing (despite the teachers attempting to distract them) [[spoiler: and Red Guy is attempting to contact his friends from wherever he ended up]].
* [[WebVideo/TroyHasACamera Troy Wagner, Joseph DeLange, and Tim Sutton]], the creators of ''WebVideo/MarbleHornets''. So much so fans began to call the three 'The Bro Trinity" or even [[FanNickname Trosephim]] due to how close the three are. Or at least ''were'', which makes it more saddening when [=DeLange=] and Sutton had a fall out with Wagner due to complicated reasons. Although Wagner has slowly attempted to build back his friendships with the two, with a degree of success, with the hopes that the Bro Trinity will return once again.
* ''Series/TheCryOfMann'': Jack develops this relationship with his callers, who he believes to be a single person named Palmer [[note]] previously named Katie, but Palmer is the longer-lasting name[[/note]]. He repeatedly calls "Palmer" his best friend, thanking him for being there for him. For the caller's part, they do their best to support Jack in his art, try to calm him down, and even show their loyalty for him by "pledging allegiance" and helping him insult Berry, even when they felt guilty doing so.
* [[WebVideo/ShipwreckedComedy The Case of the Gilded Lily]] has Wilhelmina and Fig, and Wilhelmina and Cliff as well. [[spoiler:Although they seem incapable of keeping their own secrets, they never betray each other's confidences.]]
** Also from WebVideo/ShipwreckedComedy, there are the girls from "American Whoopee," who band together to retrieve a "scandalous" photograph and end up in jail together.

** The Bad Kids from "Fantasy High" are six very different high school students who become FireForgedFriends after meeting in a detention that goes deadly. By the end of the campaign, they're family--''literally'', in some cases, as many of their parents start dating each other, and Kirsten ends up moving in with Fig, while Adaine is adopted by Kirsten's girlfriend's uncle.

* In Australia, there is this thing called mateship. It's not the same thing as friendship, you might not even be friends with your mates - your mate could be your best buddy from Primary School who you've lost touch with, and a friend might never become a mate, because friends come and go, but mates stick up for each other no matter what.

This trope was originally known as ''nakama'', a Japanese word that means friends or companions.[[note]]You may have heard that it means something stronger, but that's a misconception. Google Translate notes that anything from [[BestFriend Bud]] to [[StandardOfficeSetting Associate]] might be the proper English equivalent depending on context. A popular ''Franchise/OnePiece'' fansub group left the term untranslated and asserted (incorrectly) it was untranslatable, creating the false impression that it had no good English equivalent while others may have translated “nakama” as “crew”.[[/note]]

This trope was originally known as ''nakama'', a Japanese word that means friends or companions.[[note]]You may have heard that it means something stronger, but that's a misconception. Google Translate notes that anything from "Bud" to "Associate" might be the proper English equivalent depending on context. A popular ''Franchise/OnePiece'' fansub group left the term untranslated and asserted (incorrectly) it was untranslatable, creating the false impression that it had no good English equivalent while others may have translated “nakama” as “crew”.[[/note]]

This trope was originally known as ''nakama'', a Japanese word that means friends or companions.[[note]]You may have heard that it means something stronger, but that's a misconception. A popular ''Franchise/OnePiece'' fansub group left the term untranslated and asserted (incorrectly) it was untranslatable, creating the false impression that it had no good English equivalent while others may have translated “nakama” as “crew”.[[/note]]

** Ruby: BumblingSidekick

* [=FreeSmart=] from ''[[WebAnimation/BattleForDreamIsland Battle for Dream Island Again]]'' and ''[[WebAnimation/BattleForDreamIsland IDFB]]'' are the result of TheAlliance in the show splitting off from their current team and forming their own. From this, the Alliance ditches their bureaucratic ranking system and treats all members as equal teammates, serving to be one, big RagtagBunchOfMisfits who fight alongside each other against the world to win the competition and have fun with each other in the process.[[note]]At least, up until ''WebAnimation/BattleForBFDI'', where [[{{Flanderization}} they're treated as]] [[FaceHeelTurn a toxic team that]] steps all over each other.[[/note]] Their roles in the team also serves to be a fun time.

* [[TrueCompanions/AnimatedFilms Film — Animated]]
* [[TrueCompanions/LiveActionFilms Film — Live-Action]]

* The casts of a couple of different sitcoms eventually came to be this after a while. When former ''Series/FullHouse'' star Jodie Sweetin became addicted to meth, her fellow former cast members all helped intervene to get her into rehab. Meanwhile, the cast of ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'' became very close to each other as well, with Creator/EdONeill almost becoming a surrogate father to Christina Applegate, whose own parents were divorced.