Interspecies Romance / Webcomics

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Interspecies Romance in Webcomics.

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• Ayuri: Two couples: Tanja (human) and Saye (Cat Folk), and Wanda (human) and Fenna (Puppeteer Parasite).
• Baskets of Guts: Rikleeno's wife/lover is a spider taur. Counting the setting and the lack of Fantastic Racism it's probably not uncommon.
• Bittersweet Candy Bowl has a number. Notably, in this universe, such pairings can NEVER create offspring. This means that cats and dogs can sleep around with each other a lot without worrying about unwanted babies (something Rachel takes advantage of), but it also means that if they DO fall in love, they can never have biological children (ironically, a problem for the same character, because she wants to have kids someday).
  • Abbey's foster parents.
  • As a small set of examples, Katie has flirted with Mike, Paulo has had flings with girl dogs (particularly Rachel), and David hits on Lucy a lot. Oh, and David may have a thing for Mike earlier and Abbey now.
  • Sue and McCain. Kinda.
    • Not to mention she's the only one who calls him by his first name and never almost never tells him to shut it.
  • It seems like Roger might be in one, or at least might've been in one in chapter 41 "Moving On".
• The Beta Couple in Cobweb and Stripes are Jacques the skeleton and his wife, Ginger the half-spider. This pairing isn't as odd as most examples of the trope, however, since they're both ghosts; they were human in life, and only have their current appearances due to the way in which they died.
• In Concession, Word of God is that species segregation has only recently officially stopped, but the cast seem to be making up for lost time, e.g. the Official Couple are a wolf and a cat, and other relationships include lemur/dinosaur, zebra/fox, and pangolin/skunk - even a briefly-appearing human customer with a guinea pig girlfriend. It's mentioned that the "Church of Gaia" are looked down upon for their advocation of sex between furries and non-anthropomorphic animals. Thonnen, the last of an important bloodline of African dinosaurs, intentionally dates outside her species to annoy her family.
• The bartender in Corner Alley 13 is the result of an interspecies romance between an ogre and a mermaid.
• The Cummoner: Vilga; to this date her many lovers include a pair of satyrs and a demon plant. To say nothing of her Belligerent Sexual Tension with Tuck, a human-turned-demon.
• The Cyantian Chronicles: And how!
  • Contrary to what this article may make The Cyantian Chronicles seem like, the requisite majority of couples are the same species. Interspecies romance isn't commented on much (in-universe) save for pairings that result in deformed offspring. Said pairings are frowned upon because of the suffering the children go through. For more thorough details read this page from the Shivaewiki
  • Chatin and Collin are a skunk and a raccoon (both are genetically engineered from the setting's felines).
  • Cesilee and Marcus are an ocelot/puma hybrid and a human, though the relationship is more of Cesilee's obsession with Marcus than anything else. (Played for Laughs)
  • The parents of the Cisaan Family are a tiger and a rabbit (offspring are genetically engineered, which was a first and a massive controversy in-universe).
  • Rama's Parents were a wolf and a Liger (Double hit there. Also pertinent to his and Vin's backstory.)
  • Chatin and Twinky are technically a Wereskunk (Human Cil Hybrid with Skunk Characteristics) and a genetically engineered strawberry scented skunk.
  • Alexandera, adopted human mounty (Mounty = Feline) princess has a mounty (feline) boyfriend. (Alexandera has a few issues.)
  • In years past Syrys, a wolf, was in love with Danie, a fox. (Impossible to breed with each other.)
  • Vincent's Father is Rama, a wolf/feline hybrid and his mother was a wolf. Though no romance was involved.
  • If you're wondering about Chatin: Yes, she does have a Love Dodecahedron worth of suitors. Her third suitor is another skunk, which is a subversion for this trope.
• Dan and Mab's Furry Adventures has about a dozen pages of tables and verbal explanations of possible hybridizations between the various races in its world.
  • The tale of Brian (a being) and Burasi (a dragon)...
  • It's also worth mentioning that Jyrras's parents are a kangaroo and a kangaroo rat who met when an accident in the personal ads department got the K species section mixed up. Seriously.
    • Jyrras follows in his parents' footsteps by being attracted outside his species line. He has a homosexual crush on first Dan and then on Abel, both cat 'Cubi, and a "I'm not sure it's real, but I do like her" crush on Lorenda, who is a half-Demon cow. Unfortunately for him, none of them are really interested in him back: Dan is straight, Abel is asexual and Lorenda believes Jyrras is gay, not bi. To say nothing of her entry in the "dating sim" side-comic stating she likes "beefy" (as in: big, strong, muscled and hunky) guys, whereas Jyrras is small, weak and adorable.
  • Dan, a cat 'Cubi eventually falls in love with Matilda, who is a Mythos of unnamed breed and thusly resembles something like a three-eyed cobra-hooded Naga with six limbs in a roughly "tauric" configuration.
  • Dan's sister, Alexsi, falls in love with Pyroduck, who is a Dragon disguised as an Indeterminate Furry.
• Style Wager uses this a lot, both in his PG rated comic Dela the Hooda and his more pornographic stuff. Dela, an anthropomorphic fox (a "Hooda"), is dating a human and has stated that some members of her species can interbreed with humans (and she has the gene).
• Demon King GF: The comic's plot focuses on the relationship and marriage between the unnamed human Hero and Alvida, the titular Demon King girlfriend.
• Deviant Universe: While romance is rare because of its Super Hero focus, there is the occasional Human/Demon relationship.
• Dominic Deegan: Jayden and Milov Danovich (also human/werewolf).
  • Also seems to be leading this way with Kiya (female Orc) and Hansi (normal human) which started here.
• The erotic webcomic Dreamwalk Journal is all about this. The planet Cyeatea is inhabited by numerous intelligent humanoid insect and arachnid species, all nude with exaggerated sexual characteristics including female Non-Mammal Mammaries. There's lots of sex between species (some of it in the form of ritual combat, eliminating the need for real warfare) and with a couple of visiting human women.
• Drowtales references the idea with a male drow called Val'Doom who has a harem of human women that he tries to make babies with, even though fae and humans aren't capable of reproducing. This gets compared to bestiality since humans to drow are held to the same standard as chimpanzees are with humans.
  • A notable subversion occurs with Mel'arnach and Zhor, a giant spider, who are often called this, but Zhor is in fact a dark elf who was transformed into a spider, and as a result his children including Ariel are full-blooded fae.
• Dungeons & Denizens have an offspring between a lich and a medusa, Grim Tales from Down Below has an offspring between the grim reaper (skeleton-style) and a woman.
• Since Eerie Cuties is set at an All-Ghouls School hosting a variety of humanoid beings, this was practically a given and has featured two relationships between varying monster types:
  • For starters, there's Layla's (a vampire) on-again/off-again relationship with Kade Whiteclaw, who's a werecat.
  • And Ace's (werewolf) relationship with Brooke (a melusine), who have also dated and broken up several times.
• Matoya and Bahamut the self-professed Dragon God-King from 8-Bit Theater (Witch/Dragon). This Squicks the Light Warriors greatly.
• Here it comes ... El Goonish Shive. Tedd is a human and Grace is a... human/squirrel/alien/another alien -hybrid shapeshifter (she can look full-human, but he finds Shapeshifter Default Form more attractive). The demonic duck also claims to indulge in this quite often. One of Elliot/Ellen alternates was in a relationship with Half-Human Hybrid boy, though this one didn't work out well due to the alien psychophysiology.
  • Also note the Uryuoms, who are ambisexual, can be attracted to anything thinking and reproduce with anything moving (regardless of species and sex of "DNA sources"), but not in a way as "fun" as the Asari.
  • Mr. Verres has an Uryuom assistant named Lavender. Lavender has a transparent crush on Mr. Verres, and apparently the two began dating mostly-offscreen, as Mr. Verres would later reveal that he had proposed to her.
• Elwood has several examples. As most of the characters are kids, most of them also fall under Puppy Love.
  • D.W. Read (an aardvark) has a crush on James MacDonald (a rabbit), as was already implied in the show the comic is a Fan Sequel to, although she will deny it. At the conclusionof the "Play-Date" Story Arc, they have finally all but admitted their feelings for each.
  • D.W. and James's classmates Liam (a bear) and Sarah (an aardvark) are also crushing on each other. Unlike D.W. and James, they are not shy about showing their feelings for each other to their peers.
  • Nigel Ratburn (no points for guessing his species) is married to Paige Turner (rabbit), and they even have a son. This is also a retroactive case of Adaptational Sexuality, as Arthur would establish Ratburn to be canonically gay^note Granted, him being bisexual is also a possibility since the the episode that shows him marrying another man never actually uses the word "gay" to refer to him. after their marriage was revealed in the comic, and the author decided not to retcon their marriage to match the comic's continuity with the show's.
  • The aforementioned son of Mr. Ratburn and Ms. Turner, Ryan (a rat like his father), is shown to have a crush on Mei Lin Barnes (a bear cub), and it is implied she may reciprocate.
  • George Lundgren (moose) and Ladonna Compson (rabbit) share a kiss while watching TV in one strip.
• Endtown might have this all over the place, depending on how you look at it. After the apocalypse, much of the world was mutated into anthropomorphic animals, so while they were originally human, they have the appearance of different species, and since the animal to which you mutate is random, the odds of hooking up with someone of the same 'species' are actually somewhat slim. The two main pairings in the comic are between a non-mutated human and a rhino mutant, and a cat and mouse mutant.
• Enemy Quest has this as the focus of the story. Zack and other eligible humans were selected by the government to hold a cultural exchange with the Visitors, using dating as the setting.
• In Everyday Heroes, G-Nat (a human/insect hybrid) and his girlfriend Julia (fully human victim of a shrinking experiment) are the proud parents of 137 bouncing baby larvae.
• Everyone Is Home has Simon Belmont, a human vampire hunter, begin a relationship with Bayonetta, an Umbra Witch. The two later break up over a misunderstanding, but Simon quickly moves on to Dark Samus, who is a mutated hybridization of a Metroid Prime and Samus Aran's Phazon Suit + her DNA (and who underwent heavy Adaptational Attractiveness in the comic). Eventually, all three enter a polyamorous relationship.
• In an early arc on Fans!, Rumy falls in love with an alien that resembles a glowing square with two eyes (the aliens are nicknamed "Xenochicklets"). The Xenochicklet ultimately realizes that their species are incompatible.
  • Not quite - it's just that the Xenochicklets reproduce mentally. It turns out they only wanted her for her mind.
• Jake Noel from Forestdale was brought into the world as a result of this trope, his father being a wolf and his mother a deer. Unfortunately neither of his parents were particularly good people and he is frequently bullied for being an interspecies hybrid. Making this a more tragic example.
• Freefall: Florence (Uplifted wolf) and Winston (human). They are aware of complications, but end up together anyway. Then comic 1983.
• Josh asked Frog Raccoon Strawberry to go out with him once, but she said that it would be too weird because he's a raccoon and she's a raccoon in a frog costume frog. Later, she ditches the frog costume and goes to see Josh, only to find him in a real interspecies romance with Pippi.
• Fur Will Fly and Coming Up Violet have had more than a few interspecies (interracial?) romances, but interestingly enough, the only confirmed child resulting from such a union is a mouse(mom)/human(dad) hybrid who has her mother's body, and her dad's mind.
• Before the revision it was stated outright in Fuzzy Things that attraction to other species was equivalent to homosexuality, it is yet unclear if that was retained. Note though that most of the original cast are paired with an opposite sex member of another species (granted they are eight years old), but among the second generation cast (twelve-year-olds) there is one Official Couple that are both foxes.
• In Girl Genius, it depends on your definition of interspecies. The Jagers are creations of the Heterodyne family, made when a human (willingly) drinks the Jagerdraught, containing water from the Dyne, which occasionally makes people explode when it's drunk. Although Word of God says that they're still genetically human, and any children they have with a human partner are not affected, they look far from it - horns, tusks, fused fingers and toes, claws, razor-sharp oversized teeth, and a variety of interesting hair and skin colors. It doesn't stop them from being attractive to human women though - Maxim leaves a bar with Zeuxippe's number, and Oggie has great-great-grandchildren.
  • And the potential for Fridge Horror with the Duke D'Omas' taste in women. Apparently he used to build his own, and any heirs will be showing up in glass jars.
  • It's eventually revealed that this is the case between Zeetha and Higgs, as the latter is revealed to be a Jager General who, unlike his kin, looks exactly like a normal human except in rare cases where the accent slips through and he exposes a beastly Slasher Smile.
• In Teh Gladiators, a WoW webcomic, a murloc named Yolanda develops a crush on the human Vallant, which is most definitely not reciprocated. It doesn't stop her from smothering him with affection, going berserk when he's hurt, or sparing his life after he's captured by the Lich King (something that turns out very poorly for the latter).
• In Goblins, Minmax first looks at the yuan-ti Kin as a monster, but when seeing how her captor, Goblinslayer abuses her, he frees her and slowly starts to look at her as a person rather than a monster, and even develops feelings for her. While their relationship doesn't turn out well, it becomes a turning point in Minmax's Character Development.
• Grrl Power: Sydney (A Human) and Flix (A Woof).^note Seriously. Kinda looks like a wolf-man, at least to Sydney; she called him a "space woof" when she found out. They met on a spaceship captained by Cora (a Succubus), and partially bonded over how their respective species name was an Inherently Funny Word in the others' native language.
• There are several in Guilded Age. Byron the human and Syr'Nj the wood elf are the first confirmed couple, and later Syr'Nj's sister Fr'Nj starts a relationship with Scipio, another human. On the other side of the comic's conflict, there's Harky the troll and Gondolessa the avian.
• Gunnerkrigg Court:
  • Kat and Aly's relationship comes to an end when the latter transforms into a bird... Afterwards, Kat's attraction to feathers and beaks became a Running Joke popping up any time the subject of birds (or even Psychopomps that look like birds) comes up.
    Kat: And this Muut guy... he ah... has an owl head and doesn't wear a shirt you say?
    Antimony: Steady on there, girl!
    Kat: Haha!
  • The fox Renard was smitten with the human Surma (who, considering that she married someone else, most likely didn't reciprocate). Renard also "would be interested in watching" two human girls kiss.
  • Annie's ancestor apparently fell for "some manner of fire elemental".
    Coyote: I admire man's ability to see beauty in everything!
  • Bob's wife Marcia is eventually revealed to be a Dryad.
  • James Eglamore (human) and Jones (species unknown). James isn't the first either, not by a long shot.
• Harkovast devotes an entire page to explaining the various implications of the various races forming romantic relationships.
• Trolls and humans of Homestuck do have a history of this.
  • Vriska and Terezi are flirting with John and Dave, respectively.
  • And this whole trope Squicks Karkat utterly.
    • Which is intentionally hypocritical, since he used to have a crush on John.
    • And Karkat's latest conversation with Jade alternates between him kissing up to her and him flaming her (and him flaming himself), right after he told the human boys to stay away from the troll girls, which Dave lampshades.
    • Furthermore, ever since the timeline was retconned, Karkat has actually been in a relationship with Dave. He could get away with this on the fact that this is a new timeline with an altered history, but it's still nevertheless hypocritical.
  • Eridan also has blackrom feelings for Rose, who is pretty definitively uninterested. When he continued his hate-flirtation after she said no, she blew up his computer. (Which might actually come across as a romantic gesture from the trolls' perspective, since one of their major types of romance is based on passionately hating each other. Humans do not work that way.)
  • Tavros also had a crush on Jade for a little while. It didn't work out.
  • Davesprite and Jade.
  • There has been some mild Ship Tease between Caliborn and Calliope and the alpha kids, particularly Caliborn towards Dirk, for whom he drew fanart of the two of them doing something 'more than friendly'. Considering that Caliborn is essentially a sociopath, any feelings are very vehemently unrequited.
  • As of Openbound, Rose and Kanaya are couple. Dave and Terezi were also confirmed canon at this time, but have since broke up.
  • During [S] Collide, Clover, who is a leprechaun, a species whose romance and reproduction may be even more weird than the trolls', becomes attracted to Karkat after Karkat defeats him.
• Horndog portrays a number of inter-species romances and sexual encounters, notably dog Bob's open relationship with cat Charlene.
• Relationships between centaurs and humans are not unheard of for Hotblood!, but carries an implication of bestiality on the part of the humans.
• Housepets! has Sabrina (cat) and Fido (dog), but cat/dog relationships seem to be generally disliked by the neighborhood animals.
  • Also, the one of the main characters, Peanut, has a crush on Grape, who is a cat.
  • While Fido's brother Joey has a rather weird relationship with a mouse named Squeak, as in he cosplays as a cat.
  • A lot of fans pair King and Sasha together, even though King is a human that was transformed into a dog. He eventually fell in love with Bailey, another dog and the cousin of Fox. This in particular has been mooted, since Great Kitsune allowed King to permanently become a dog.
• In The Inexplicable Adventures of Bob!, Bob first met Princess Voluptua and the jellyfish creature Ahem when they were trying to escape an unthinkable Arranged Marriage to one another. Bob's girlfriend Jean is currently convinced that Bob and Voluptua have feelings for one another, despite the fact that Voluptua's real form is a giant insect (although her assumed human form is, indeed, quite attractive).
• Ingress Adventuring Company: Toivo and Aidan shared a relationship in the past, but due to humans and elves aging differently, one looks much older than the other now.
• Jack: The American Ghost: Go-Eun, a human, and Jack, a ghost.
• This is a HUGE theme in Karate Bears. Here are some examples. A B C
• Karin-dou 4koma: Elza (human/magician) wonders if having sex with Kinka (coin youkai) counts as this.
• The titular character of The Kenny Chronicles is a fox with black and white catlike fur (apparently there was a wild party). Also most of his girlfriends that have been shown are either foxes or cats (not sure if either of those count), though one was also dating a dog.
  • It seems likely that Kenny's half-brother Patrick is also a hybrid of some kind (what species is blue?)
  • And now Kenny's dating as of the last comic married to a lemming, whose parents are baboons.
• The central theme of Kevin & Kell, although the world of Domain doesn't treat species the same way: the general division is carnivore/herbivore/omnivore (wildcard?)/insectivore. Then again ... Lindesfarne/Fenton and Danielle/George involve former humans.
• Kill Six Billion Demons: The relationship between Allison (a human from Earth) and Cio (a blue devil) eventually evolves into something between Friends with Benefits and an actual couple who are terrible at communicating with each other. On top of their mutual attraction Allison has to deal with being The Chosen One and trying to rescue her ex-boyfriend, while Cio tries to make Allison a Morality Pet to prevent her from going back to her toxic old ways.
• Klunscomic: Tajer, a human, is in a committed relationship with Miss B, a member of the B species.
• Las Lindas has a really good amount of interspecies romance. One such romance is Miles, who's a cat and Taffy, who's a rabbit.
• Last Res0rt features it as a trait of the Celeste to crossbreed between as many species as they can, creating a race that can only be detected by how many wings they happen to have. At least one Celeste's backstory apparently involves a Cult of personality centered around him and the many, many women he tricked into having his children. It's Squicky enough before you even throw in the fact that he's a rather large humanoid (albeit with some feline traits tossed in) and the women he brainwashed were all small, furry, feline-esque Talmi.
• Benny, of Looking for Group, is often called a "halfbreed", suggesting that her parents were of different species. However, since she was born in prison, the circumstances of her conception may have had very little to do with an actual relationship between her parents and more to do with the less savory aspects of prison life. Benny, herself, was at one point in a relationship with Sayl, a human, and some fans have speculated that there may be a future relationship between her and Cale, an elf.
  • Benny's half breed status is confirmed in a dramatic reveal here.
  • The Benny-Cale pairing is now canon. Canonically consummated, too.
• The Webcomic Love and Tentacles by humon is about a relationship between the male human Tom and the female tentacle monster Frida. In-Universe, humans and tentacle monsters livining together is normal, but a relationship between the two species is rare and causes some odd problems for the protagonists.
• Elsseran (a fairy) and Corinn (a human) eloped, running to another world to hide and have kids. Corinn's brother Joralan went to find them, wound up meeting Lettie, and brought her back home as a bride. Fast forward to A Magical Roommate...
• In Magick Chicks, Cerise (a witch) briefly pretended to date Callista (a human), in order to gain popularity. While her former friend and fellow witch, Jacqui, has been seeing Faith's brother, Paul (a human), and using a glamour spell to date Mr. Delatorre (a human magic instructor) at the same time.
• The titular character of Mandy has the hots for her owner Jeremy, but obviously can't be open about it, so she resolves to showing it in her own subtle ways.
• Minions at Work has supervillain Doctor Coldblood, who hates all mammals... but there's GOT to be the exception, right?
• Variation in Misfile. Ash and Rumisiel pretend to be this, which would be Angel/human. However, it's not a real relationship, as Ash only tells her dad the Rumisiel is her boyfriend as an explanation as to why he's living there. Also, none of the humans know he's an angel, except for Ash and Emily and a few others.
• In addition to the various canon couples from the original show, MoringMark - TOH Comics has Ayzee (the human/witch daughter of Luz and Amity), and Milan (the full witch daughter of Viney and Skara). Of course, it would be pretty much impossible for Ayzee to not do this if she wanted a relationship considering that all of the other hybrids are either related to her or over 60 years her senior. On that note, it's also revealed that one of her ancestors on Amity's side was none other than Amelia Earhart, who married a witch after ending up in the Demon Realm.
• In a Nodwick story, the protagonists are hired by the human (and very attractive) Queen Bartha to route the army of the orcish chieftain Kurg, who is threatening war on her kingdom. Eventually, however, Nodwick realizes (through a series of Sherlock Scans) that Kurg is actually courting Bartha, the war being a fabrication so they can marry. (Both knew their respective races would never approve of such a marriage unless it was part of a treaty to end a war.) When this is revealed, Bartha's brother remarks it as "17 flavors of disgusting", but she replies she just "digs brutish guys in leather".
• Oglaf: Just... wow. The sheer absurdity of some combinations is mind-blowing. Just as an example, a reoccurring character is the concept of metaphor, expressed as a giraffe with dozens of millipede-like legs, pretending to be various household items in order to seduce a male human. Yeah.
• Oni GF: Billy the human and Kirika the oni were betrothed when they were children and have legitimate romantic feelings for each other in the present day.
• Celia and Roy (sylph and human), Nale and Sabine (human and succubus) in The Order of the Stick.
  • And then there's the "very ugly backstory" of Therkla the half-orc ninja (human father and orc mother).
  • Meanwhile, Roy's mother is happily anticipating the logical consequences of Celia and Roy's romance.
    "want to be able to hear the pitter-patter of little feet -- or the whoosh-whoosh of little wings, as the case may be."
  • And let's not forget the Draketooth family, which was unfortunately spawned from a relative of the dragon Vaarsuvius cast Familicide on.
  • Invoked by Elan during an encounter with an Owlbear, suggesting that maybe it was the result of an owl and a bear falling in love.
  Belkar: If so, I hope the owl was the male and the bear was the female, rather than the other way around. Ouch.
• Outside Interference has Hollie [rabbit-person] actively shipping Kate [raccoon-person] and Gina [uncertain species] Funny Animals all around.
  • It's not interspecies if Kate, Hollie and the rest of the cast honestly don't have a clue what species Gina is.
• Ozy and Millie has very little of this in its past (both leads are revealed as pure descendants of their natural parents, although Ozy is adopted into another home). But then, Ozy's father (dragon) and Millie's mother (fox) get romantically involved, and are now getting married.
• Parallel Dementia has a zombie/human relationship. Squick!
• Penny Arcade has this gem.
  • And this one.
  • And once more, with feeling!
• The Perry Bible Fellowship with Bacon Egg and Not Today Little One.
• Pet Foolery: Recurring Velociraptor character Twig is in love with a T. rex named Roxy. It seems to be one-sided on his part (Roxy berates him for considering her his girlfriend), but she does rescue him from a Carnotaurus that was about to eat him.
• Picpak Dog: The title character is a pink dog. Picpak's wife is Wakky, a blue cat.
• In the Pokémon Emerald nuzlocke comic Goddamn Critical Hits, two of Thomas' party members are a couple: Pugnus the Machop, who later evolves into a Machoke, and Sara the Numel.
• Almost all of the romance among the secondary characters in Problem Sleuth falls under this. A few of the pairings are Fiesta Ace Dick and the Demimonde Semigoddess, the Higgs Bozo and the whale, and the Weasel King's marriage to Madame Murel, not to mention Pickle Inspector's homoerotic attraction to his fan.
• Pupster: Kevin is a raccoon who is in love with Jakata, she is an amazon bird.
• In Rascals, seen throughout the comic as Nick is a dog and Liona is an ocelot.
• This is apparently very common in the world of Reversed Star, with one of the main characters being the result of Interspecies Romance and several couples being of different species.
• If we believe the Fan Webcomic Roommates and Goblin King Jareth, maybe The Fair Folk actually Invoke this and The Queen of the Night lampshaded the problems with the practice. The comic also has a mixed couple der Erlkönig/Mrs. (Widow) Norrington and it's Spin-Off Girls Next Door Legolas/Cheryl. The Jadis/Darkness one, while being a Crossover Ship, isn't clearly definable as Interspecies Romance because of the magic family tree.
• Sabrina Online is a rare case when many of the characters are hybrids of interspecies romance to begin with; Zig Zag had a Siberian tiger grandparent, resulting in her signature stripes, Thomas Wolf is actually only half wolf, but it was his mother that was the non-wolf fox, so his name is. More recently, pure skunk Sabrina is in a relationship with pure raccoon R.C., plus at one time had a rabbit Stalker with a Crush. More confusing is the relationship between married couple Thomas Wolf and Amy Squirrel, who have a boy named Timothy Wolf-Squirrel (who is also a quarter fox, remember).
• Wales/New Zealand in Scandinavia and the World. Sure, they're both countries, but here's the thing. Wales, like most of the countries, is human. New Zealand is a sheep. They even have a child together, New South Wales.
• Schlock Mercenary:
  • Early on Schlock, a grey-green Blob Monster, developed a short-lived crush on the human Admiral Breya, expressing a specific desire to have her children. Later it turned out that Schlock's "grandmother" was a human, raising several questions whose eventual answer does not rhyme with "pentacle rex". Amorphs seem to reproduce asexually and can just study someone's personality traits to produce offspring — they evolved out of memory banks.
  • There was a bit of Ship Tease between Captain Tagon (human) and Colonel Ceeta (purp, a Human Subspecies with photosynthetic skin), but the one time they kissed she was about to have him killed, and he decked her immediately after.
  • At one point Elizabeth, a 820-kg gorilla-like alien, kidnaps a human, beats (probably just scares) important information out of him, keeps him prisoner and sends a vacation request to his boss to go on honeymoon. Everybody believes that, meaning the story isn't too far-fetched for the 31st century.
• While Sequential Art doesn't have an "official" interspecies pairing, the subject doesn't seem terribly unheard of in-universe. There's no inkling of taboo about the possibility when Kat's old college friend mistakes her and Art for a couple (and Kat later admits that she does find Art attractive).
  • A lot of Jolly Jack's bawdier works tend to fall in this zone, with humans becoming sexually involved with furries, as well as furries with different species of furry.
• In Shadowgirls, Christmas Snow's parents were a human man and a Deep One female who were genuinely in love. The comic itself is based on H. P. Lovecraft's "The Shadow Over Innsmouth", which treated this trope as Nausea Fuel (see the Literature section).
• Sinfest gives us Criminy and Fuchsia, a bookish young man and a succubus. Due to Criminy's Incorruptible Pure Pureness, it's resulted in a High-Heel–Face Turn for Fyoosh, though the couple still has to deal with the disapproval of her old boss and Fantastic Racism of Knight Templar Seymour.
• Slightly Damned has Buwaro, a demon, and Kieri, an angel, falling in love. This trope has resulted in numerous issues with their relationship.
  • The most noteable being the fact Kieri's entire families' stance on demons is to kill them on sight, no matter how evil they are or if they're children.
  • There is also the Mixlings, or "Bitza" (as the in-universe slang calls them), which are basically crossbreeds between two Median species. One character specifically, Toby, is a Hukai (or Jakkai/Human crossbreed).
• In Sluggy Freelance Riff starts hitting on Aylee the moment she shifts from her dragon-like form to a Green-Skinned Space Babe (complete with Non-Mammal Mammaries). Torg was quite Squicked by this.
  • Later, Riff explains it was only because when she was suddenly like a woman, he went on autopilot; under the indifferent surface, he has major issues with women and can't deal with most of them normally, but he still manages to get dates by looking cool (or something) and goes trough a lot of girlfriends.
  • This is also how Leono bred his wraith army. Aylee was the one to find this squicky.
  • While we've never seen him in an actual relationship, Bun-Bun (a rabbit) does show a sexual interest in human women. It's also debatable whether Kiki (a ferret) has romantic feelings for Bun-Bun, or if her affection for him is just part of her general Friend to All Living Things personality.
• Jason Love's Snapshots on those tree-huggers◊.
• Monette in Something*Positive, when she was trying (unsuccessfully) to put men behind her and find a good woman to settle down with, had a bit of a breakdown and ended up getting arrested in a zoo. The most embarrassing part for her was that the koala was still a male (mildly NSFW links).
• Spacetrawler:
  • Dmitri just sees Shuar as a hot alien to sleep with, but Shuar has genuinely fallen in love with him.
    • Dmitri pretty much sleeps his way through the galaxy. The closest he comes to a mutual romance is either with Dal, who betrays him, or Haldeyis, who gradually loses interest when Dmitri becomes immersed in his job as Apex Speaker.
  • Curn (a slimy, betentacled thing) and Oohlooh (a small, birdlike creatures). In this case, they're biologically incompatible—neither can breathe the atmosphere of the other's homeworld, and one or both of them would die if they touched each other.
  • Pierrot (human) is courted by a Qiyemp female. It doesn't work between them.
  • After Martina is driven into hiding, she moves in with the hermit grub-alien Luunock who is murdered in an attempt to capture Martina. Nogg has to do some hasty back-pedaling when he realizes Martina's father doesn't want to hear exactly how close they were.
  • Reptilian hitman Growp finds his mutual enmity with Emily becoming a crush, and takes a laser for her.
• Relationships between humans and monsters in the world of Step Monster are rare, and controversial amongst monsters, but not unheard of. Monster protagonist Matilda starts dating a human neighbor (and her boss at the local convenience store where she works) Roy after he stands up for her sake against her Big Brother Bully Gordon.
• In Stubble Trouble, most of the furry characters are in interspecies romances. A few of the characters like Rennon (fox/wolf), Ally (cat/fox), and Gynette (jackal/spider and demon) are hybrids from their respective parents. Rosie (a Rottweiler) and Jeremy (a human) are in a relationship.
• Tally Road leans on this trope very heavily, too - working the angle that for most of the cultures involved, this interspecies screwing is both perverse and fairly common. There's literally a cat-house on a wolf planet (or 'Nerre-house' on a 'Runge' planet) and one of the cat ladies argues against getting into kink clients, pointing out that they are not kinky so much as they are exotic and different in the 'Runge' context. Another feline, in a moment of frustration, sighs at being 'judged by shaggy animals', upsetting his wolf companion and giving a tip-off of the cats' unspoken attitudes towards other species.
• Played for Laughs in Tallyho. With Siegfried (a basset hound) and a rabbit (which combines this May–December Romance; Siegfried is ancient) and the fox and a female Doberman (combining Huge Girl, Tiny Guy).
• Terinu has the alien title character falling for Gwen, a human girl his own age. In a canon text story by the comic's author, a human girl also apparently has a long-running affair and eventually becomes engaged to a vulpine.
• Trying Human. We have The Greys / humans (at least two, more probably three couples), Lizard Folk/humans (one steady relationship, one guy who just thinks he's The Casanova), one past relationship Nordic / human, and we haven't even seen all the alien species out there yet.
• 21st Century Fox has a bat and a mouse in a romantic relationship and even discusses how they can have children when they're not genetically compatible.
• The entire plot of Twokinds is built around this trope.
• In Vinci and Arty, the titular couple consists of a male Raccoon and his Yumar (aquatic cheetah) mate, though they're not the only example in that comic.
• In The Whiteboard, there are Jake (skunk) and Pirta (snow leopard) as a couple and more recently Howie (wolf) and Kasi's mom (cheetah). Plus, most of Doc's blind dates weren't bears. The other pairings so far are within the same species or close species (two subspecies of fox, two species of lynx).
• From WTF Comics: Anna and Smoke, Solkan and Vexana, Niami and Ngreth, and, possibly, Straha and Maguna.
• All over the place in Yet Another Fantasy Gamer Comic. How acceptable they are seems to depend on the place they're living in and the combination of species. Elves and halflings seem to be viewed generally as acceptable partners for humans, whereas orcs are not.
  • Bob the beholder and Gren the goblin; the beginning of their romance was actually the first Story Arc of the comic. Their parents are not happy about it, but other than that, they don't suffer repercussions.
    • Bob also had some flings with several harpies going on.
  • Arachne the Drow and Jais the Dark Mistress, though it's not known which species Jais originally belonged to before she began her profession. She looks quite human though.
  • A teenage romance spins between Yapp the gnoll and Sittica the Drow girl.
  • Goria the orc lady had a child with a human man; so did orc lady Maula Bloodhand with human baron Owen Grayfort. Their respective half-orc offspring have to suffer a lot of Half-Breed Discrimination from both humans and orcs.
    • On a more historical account, human Queen Glamor having two half-orc daughters triggered a civil war.
  • Owen's adopted human son, Lucas Grayfort, eventually enters into a relationship with half-elf Cadugan. Later on, they are married.
    • Cadugan has a half-human / half-Satyr brother and an (off-screen) Halfling half-sister, and possibly some more - his mother had plenty romances with members of all sorts of species.
  • Halfling Clover Firelight married human King Eric.
  • There's also Turg the minotaur who hooks up with the Sphynx.
• In Yokoka's Quest, humans and demons are able to produce Half-Human Hybrid offspring, such as Yokoka and Mao. Beasts and Spirits are able to produce hybrid offspring, such as Yfa and his siblings, though it hasn't quite been explained how that works.
• In Ziggy Pig and Silly Seal (2022), Silly Seal is married to Roxanne, a sexy Lady in a Power Suit.
• Given the amount of different species in Zoophobia, this is bound to happen. However, it's implied that not everyone approves.

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