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* In UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks, Characters/{{Superman|TheCharacter}}'s friends, especially [[Characters/SupermanLoisLane Lois Lane]], have a strange predilection for trying to discover his secret identity against his obvious wishes. In the [[UsefulNotes/TheBronzeAgeOfComicBooks Bronze Age]], the writers get away from that when they presumably realized a true friend would respect his privacy.
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* In UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks, MediaNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks, Characters/{{Superman|TheCharacter}}'s friends, especially [[Characters/SupermanLoisLane Lois Lane]], have a strange predilection for trying to discover his secret identity against his obvious wishes. In the [[UsefulNotes/TheBronzeAgeOfComicBooks [[MediaNotes/TheBronzeAgeOfComicBooks Bronze Age]], the writers get away from that when they presumably realized a true friend would respect his privacy.
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* Unknowingly sharing a name with the Trope is the short story ''With Friends Like These'' by Alan Dean Foster. Several alien races come in search of humanity and Earth after the planet and its inhabitants had been locked away for millennia for being unable to play nice with the rest of the universe. Now they were desperately needed to defeat aggressive aliens known as Yops. [[spoiler:At first the aliens are disappointed because the humans are hospitable and friendly, but appear utterly defenseless and technologically backwards. Until they find out mankind has... evolved. It's pointed out near the end of the story that the problem exists of what to do with the [[SufficientlyAdvancedAlien Humans]] (and the rest of their planet) once the Yops have been defeated. (At this point it's obvious that the question is no longer ''if'' the Yops will be defeated but only how quickly. One character even remarks that the poor Yops won't know what hit them.)]]
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* Unknowingly sharing a name with the Trope is the short story ''With Friends Like These'' by Alan Dean Foster. Several alien races come in search of humanity and Earth after the planet and its inhabitants had been locked away for millennia for being unable to play nice with the rest of the universe. Now they were desperately needed to defeat aggressive aliens known as Yops. [[spoiler:At first the aliens are disappointed because the humans are hospitable and friendly, but appear utterly defenseless and technologically backwards. Until Then they find out mankind has... evolved. It's pointed out near the end of the story that the problem exists of what to do with the [[SufficientlyAdvancedAlien Humans]] (and the rest of their planet) once the Yops have been defeated. (At this point it's obvious that the evolved, and it isn't so much a question is no longer of ''if'' the Yops will be defeated but only how quickly. as much as it is a question of ''how fast'' the Yops will be defeated. One character even remarks that the poor Yops won't know what hit them.)]])]] This leaves the aliens with a new problem, though.
-->'''The Professor:''' [[spoiler:What are we going to do with them when there are no more Yops?]]
-->'''The Professor:''' [[spoiler:What are we going to do with them when there are no more Yops?]]
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* ''Franchise/StarWars'': R2-D2 and C-3P0 were said to have been modeled off of Tahei and Matashichi from ''Film/TheHiddenFortress'' who bicker and fight constantly (when they're not swearing eternal friendship to each other).
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* ''Franchise/StarWars'': R2-D2 and C-3P0 were said to have been modeled off of Tahei and Matashichi from ''Film/TheHiddenFortress'' ''Film/TheHiddenFortress'', who bicker and fight constantly (when they're not swearing eternal friendship to each other).
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* In ''Music/LesLuthiers'''s work "Daniel y el señor", Daniel thinks this about {{God|IsInept}} after the latter accidentally causes his city to be taken by invaders.
-->'''Daniel:''' Back [when I was a kid], I believed in you and the Devil.\\
'''God:''' Of course! Don't you believe anymore?\\
'''Daniel:''' Now I believe you are enough for both.
-->'''Daniel:''' Back [when I was a kid], I believed in you and the Devil.\\
'''God:''' Of course! Don't you believe anymore?\\
'''Daniel:''' Now I believe you are enough for both.