Love You and Everybody is non-stock phrase way of saying "I love you and everyone", the "everyone" part being an attempt to backpedal from a declaration of love. The problem is that the trope is often a generic reference to loving everyone, often All-Loving Hero. The wick check will show that they're far more "loving everyone" examples then correct examples.

I think something like Platonic Love Backpedal would be a good rename.

Wick check

• ZCE/Pothole 14/50 (28%)
• Others 11/50 (22%)
• Loves everyone in general 9/50 (18%)
• Correct 7/50 (14%)
• All Loving Hero 4/50 (8%)
• Doesn't know if the character likes them because they are nice to everyone 3/50 (6%)
• Wants all of the Harem 3/50 (6%)

1.Manga.Daitai Konnande

• Love You and Everybody: Kokage says this every now and then, she admits that she doesn't really mean it

2.Characters.CLAMP School Detectives

• Love You and Everybody: How he deals with his hordes of female admirers.

3.Magic Knight Rayearth

• One True Threesome:
  • Thanks to Hikaru's Love You and Everybody and Eagle and Lantis' preinstalled Ho Yay, they're also a popular threesome.

4.Characters.Loveless

%%* Love You and Everybody

5.DarthWiki.Jinji Zaiaku

%%* Love You and Everybody - Ijima Kotone.

6.Academy of Merlin: Graduated Ekaterina

%%* Love You and Everybody: Cabbage loves everyone!

7.Ah! My Goddess

• Love You and Everybody: Comes part and parcel with being a first-class goddess. She is, however, willing to make an exception for Keiichi: she will always choose him over everyone and everything else, which she explicitly says in Volume 15:
  Belldandy: "If I had to choose between saving the world and saving Keiichi... I would save Keiichi."

8.Heartwarming.Xenoblade Chronicles 2

• Nia's entire character arc coming to a head in Chapter 7. Where she accepts her nature as a Blade is to protect those she loves, and declares her love for Rex. And even though Rex is being Rex, she takes it in stride.

9.DarthWiki.Miley Small

• Love You and Everybody: Miley does this pretty frequently, usually because she's pretty open about being aromantic and doesn't expect anyone to think she's talking about anything else.

10.Pantheon.Swords

• Portfolio:
  • Rex: Adventurous Salvager, Badass Normal, Uses a Grappling-Hook Pistol, Cares About Everyone, Working-Class Hero, Believes There Is Good In Anyone's Heart.

11.The "I Love You" Stigma

Compare the Love Confession, Love You and Everybody, Commitment Issues, Cannot Spit It Out, and The Four Loves. The recipient (or the one who'd said it, but wishes to cover up) might use I "Uh" You, Too in response.

12.Pantheon.Love And Affection

• Portfolio: Magical Girlfriends, Yamato Nadeshiko, Wish-Fulfillment, Talking With Animals, Innocent Cohabitation, The Ingenue, Love You and Everybody (usually), Physical Goddess, Drunk on Soda.

13.Characters.Critical Role Marquet Campaign

• Love You and Everybody: When she says she "love[s] Imogen deeply," it kind of comes across this way.

14.Trivia.The Fire Never Goes Out

• What Could Have Been: One comic that ND drew for the book but ultimately wasn't included depicted the moment he confessed to Molly that he loved her (Molly misunderstood at first.) Administrivia / Weblinks Are Not Examples, also the links are dead

• Love You and Everybody: How she feels about both Iruma and Azz. As due to the two being the first friends she ever made, Clara really treasures her relationship with the two, to the point she consider them as the "Love Trio" and herself as the Big Sister of the group who is there for the other two.

2.Manga.Akkan Baby

• Love You and Everybody: After Shigeru asks Yuki if he loves her. She turns out to be second, after Rui and before that dog he kissed once, after which Yuki proceeds to say that Shigeru is the only human he has ever kissed.

3.Series.Happy Endings

• The "I Love You" Stigma: In "Like Father, Like Gun", Brad's attempt to get his father to say he loves him backfires when he thinks it means he's going to die. Dad then starts "dropping L-bombs" to everything except Brad.

4.I Can't Believe a Guy Like You Would Notice Me

• Naruto: This is the biggest reason why Naruto was unable to notice Hinata's feelings for him, in a Gender Inverted example. Naruto's depressing childhood instilled in him a lack of self-worth that he hid behind bravado and arrogance when he was younger. It didn't help that almost all of the girls in his class—including Sakura, the object of his one-sided shallow crush until Chapter 469—treated him horribly and turned their attention to Sasuke, which made Naruto think that all girls are only interested in guys like Sasuke. After Hinata confessed her love to him in the Invasion of Pain arc, Naruto was completely stunned, and even for a while afterwards, he thought she meant she loved him as a friend. It also prevented him from understanding his own feelings for her—and judging by the dialogue from the other characters in the Fourth Shinobi World War Arc and The Last: Naruto the Movie, it's heavily implied that Naruto has been in love with Hinata for a while. When he finally does understand in the movie, is when this trope is exemplified full force. This was confirmed with his Heroic Vow: he never thought someone as kind and beautiful as Hinata would genuinely love him for him. Seems backwards, as he misunderstand as opposed to be backpedaling

6.Single-Target Sexuality

• Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun':
  • In the same series, since Mikoto has No Social Skills, it's very hard to pin down the object of her affection (if she even has one), but given her protective nature toward the protagonist, she can best be described as Mai-sexual (pun intended).

7.Recap.Buffy The Vampire Slayer S 5 E 22 The Gift

• Love You and Everybody
  Spike: Ah, when you [Buffy] say you love us all...
  Xander and Giles: Shut up!

8.Literature.The Age Of Innocence

• Love You and Everybody: Newland Archer spends the first half of the novel completely oblivious to Ellen's feelings for him because she's just as cordial with him as everyone else. In a non-romantic sense, New York high society takes umbrage with Ellen being equally polite to everyone she meets, rather than showing excessive reverence for approved members of society and cold disapproval or haughty indifference to people deemed unworthy of such kindness. '''First half fits the "Doesn't know they love them because they are nice to everyone" idea, latter half fits the "loves everyone in general" category.

9.MARDEK

• Oblivious to Love: Elywen is one step short of jumping him and he still doesn't get it. Even with Emela, when Deugan asks whether he likes her, he says they're great friends.

10.Death end re;Quest

• Love You and Everybody: A fact that is a constant source of angst for Chitsuba, whose mood swings rather wildly depending on what she thinks the "love" Victorie holds for her is.

11.Manga.Choco Mimi

• Oblivious to Love: Mikachin. When Bambi tries to get him to confess to Mimi, his quick response to, "Why did you pick me instead of Choco and Bambi?" turns out to be, "I love Choco and Bambi too."

1.Characters.Okane Ga Nai

• Tranquil Fury: While Kanou doesn't like to do things in half measures, he's capable of doing this. Best example is the end of the fourth chapter of volume 4: Ayase says that everyone is special to him, not only Kanou.

2.Ditzy Genius

• In Sakana, Taisei is incredibly smart and a talented salaryman. He's also incredibly silly and childish (but well-meaning).

3.PlayingWith.No Hugging No Kissing

• Enforced:
  • The author REALLY likes the idea of the Power of Friendship prevailing. So he makes the main character either asexual or platonically love everyone

4.PlayingWith.Love Goddess

• Exaggerated: Alicia is a divine Mary Sue Classic who loves everyone and is loved in turn by everyone.

5.Magical Girlfriend

• Interestingly this happens in Sabrina the Teenage Witch too, except that it's gender flipped. Sabrina cooks up a temporary date out of man dough to take her to the dance when Harvey goes with Libby. He loves Sabrina, but he also loves everything and everyone. Libby ends up dumping Harvey for him as Harvey won't dance. Interestingly, in this situation the one who isn't the "Magical (Girl/Boy)friend" in this case is the one with the magical powers. The man dough guy qualifies by not being human, and by being totally into Sabrina.

6.Chaotic Good

• My-HiME:
  • Mikoto Minagi fits this alignment most of the time, too. Though she's quite naive, having lived a sheltered life before going to school at Fuuka, she's quick to make friends and is fiercely protective of them... especially Mai. Her childlike nature also comes with a general distrust of authority, and an unfortunate susceptibility to mind control.

7.Characters.NCIS Main Characters

• Love You and Everybody: She's a big-time hugger. She even made an apology to a tree when Tony had to dig out a bullet for evidence and got a splinter, defending it by forgiving him for "attacking" the tree.

8.Characters.Sword Art Online Video Game

• Broken Tears: Incredibly downplayed, but when the Player Character effectively expresses a case of Love You and Everybody for the whole squadron as True Companions. Itsuki suddenly has his left eye start crying, unable to hide his emotions in real life as he both realizes that the player is not only his most precious person in the world at this moment in time, but they also see him in equal light with everyone else. Which doesn't sit well with Itsuki. Minutes later, he voluntarily becomes the Big Bad.

9.Characters.Guilded Age

• Love You and Everybody: She actually invokes this to explain to E-merl why she can't be in a relationship with him; her beliefs demand that she love everyone and everything equally and unconditionally. Not that she seems too happy about it.

1.Literature.Leviathan

• Love You and Everybody
  Alek: What I'm really trying to say, Dylan, is that I think I'm in love... with the ship.

2.Manga.Kaze Hikaru

• Love You and Everybody: Okita very openly declares that he loves Sei... usually in the same breath that he says he loves the likes of Kondo, Hijikata, and Saito. Okita's endearingly unshy about how much he loves the people around him, but this unfortunately gives the pining Sei a lot of confusion and grief.

3.Characters.Is It Wrong To Try To Pick Up Girls In A Dungeon Bell Cranel

• Love You and Everybody: In the anime, Hestia tries to extract a love confession out of him, only for Bell to reply that he truly loves and appreciates everyone in his familia, which is quickly reciprocated by everyone else. Even Welf.

4.Manga.Last Game

• Love You and Everybody: Kujou's answer when Tachibana probes her on her feelings for Yanagi at the end of Chapter 17. Kujou bluntly states that she likes him, only to follow up with how she likes the rest of their college circle, too. Tachibana, on the other hand, is in disbelief that someone would say such a thing in "real life."

5.RPG Shooter: Starwish

• I Don't Want to Ruin Our Friendship: Tessa to Deuce in her final cafe conversation. Tessa says she loves Deuce, but Deuce is upset that she doesn't mean it romantically. Of course, she changes her mind in her ending.

6-7.Recap.Angel S 03 E 07 Offspring

• Love You and Everybody:
  • Cordelia telling Angel "I love you." When a shocked Angel responds "What?", she says "Of course I love you." Then she calls out to where the others are working "Angel loves me and I love him. Don't you guys love Angel?" and Wesley, Fred, and Gunn all chime simultaneously "We love you, Angel!" Due to the skill of the actors involved, an absolute knee-slapper.
  • He's trying to work up to telling her he thinks he's developed romantic feelings for her and she interrupts him with "Angel, are you trying to tell me you love me? It's ok, I love you too". He's surprised she was able to just come right out with it, but she just wants to reassure him that she knows he cares about her, turns out that five minutes earlier everyone else was saying they loved each just in case they all die in the coming apocalypse.

1.Ambiguously Gay

• League of Legends:
  • Taric was intentionally designed to invoke this trope, a manly yet gentle Combat Medic known for his softspoken baritone and subdued love of flashy gems and camp, apparently having been a lead designer for a frilly musical pre-Continuity Reboot. Post-reboot (where he's since become a half-ascended, all-loving Physical God of protection), this dynamic was mostly dropped and can be answered with "He likes everyone."

2.Characters.D Gray Man Exorcists

• Love You and Everybody: Fitting, given the fact he's an All-Loving Hero.

3.Characters.To Your Eternity

• What Is This Thing You Call "Love"?: Despite his centuries of existence, he has never experienced any romantic relationship in his long life. When Mizuha asks if he likes (loves) someone, Fushi innocently declares that he loves everyone around him, proving that he understands friendship and familial love, but when it comes to romantic love, he's dense. He endeavors to learn more about it after finding that it may be the key to defeating the Nokkers of the Modern Era.

4.WesternAnimation.Unsupervised

• All-Loving Hero: Both Gary and Joel are ridiculously nice and accepting to everyone. Megan doesn't even count them as real friends as a result of their Love You and Everybody attitudes.

1.Relationship Sabotage

• From the works of Jane Austen:
  • Pride and Prejudice:
    • Mr. Darcy doesn't believe that Jane Bennet holds any particular feelings for Mr. Bingley, not realizing that Jane is too shy and reserved to express her love openly in a way that would stand out from how nice she already is to everyone. Because of this, and because he (not entirely inaccurately) sees Jane's mother and sisters as appalling Gold Diggers, Darcy prevents Bingley and Jane from meeting in London and encourages Bingley to break off his courtship of Jane.

2.Phantom Thief Jeanne

• Love You and Everybody: Chiaki is very charming towards every young woman he meets, leading Maron to doubt his feelings. Little does she know he's already a Ladykiller in Love at this point.
  Maron: "I see... Chiaki is kind to anybody, it's the same with any girl... Why did I think that I was the only person that was special?"

3.Headscratchers.Pride And Prejudice

• So Darcy's major reason for discouraging Bingley's courtship of Jane is a belief that Jane's affection is not sincere, due to Jane's inveterate shyness. Um, how is this Darcy's business? If he had reason to believe Jane was only chasing Charles for his money, that's reason to break them up. This is obviously not the case, so where does he get off?
  • He knew Bingley well enough to realize he was honestly falling in love with Jane, but he had reason to think Jane was just being... polite. He recognized in the letter to Lizzy that Jane had many personal virtues to recommend her, but being open about her affections was not one of them. Add to that the other "disadvantages" of the match: No connections, a "silly" family, (relative) poverty, and poor relations, and Darcy had a point in not wanting his friend to marry Jane when the principal selling point (Love) is in doubt of existing. Honestly, you're right, it wasnt his business except in as much as a concerned friend should warn of a potentially loveless marriage, which he did. It's a Jerkass move and Lizzy rightly What the Hell, Hero?'s him on it, but that's the point. It's part of his ungentlemanly pride that he had not realized was a defect and later sets out to correct. That he "OK's" the match to Bingley and owns up to hiding Jane's presence in London isn't just to get in good with Lizzy, but because he realized he had done wrong by his friend.
  • Meddling in others' lives for the better is an older-sibling instinct (as I sadly know from experience), and Bingley would have and should have come to the same conclusion about Jane (everyone besides the Bennets apparently did) if he wasn't so naive. In a way, Bingley's and Darcy's beliefs about Jane's feelings parallel Jane's and Elizabeth's chosen views of the world. That aside, like the above troper said, Darcy was concerned for his friend and didn't want to see him get his heart broken. If that doesn't suit you, there is the more interesting motivation that I half-not-seriously thought of when I first read the novel...

1.Manga.Rosario Plus Vampire

• Marry Them All: Fang-Fang Huang attempts to lure Tsukune into the Chinese Demon Mafia (no, seriously) by pointing out that this would make it a simple matter for him to marry his entire harem. With the exception of Moka, the girls make it clear that they like the idea... and Yukari tries to put him on a leash and force him to accept. And Kurumu, Ruby, and Mizore dress to fit in with the Chinese... Then Inner Moka reiterates Outer Moka's objection. Except with a great deal more violence.
  • There's also the end of the anime, where Tsukune, faced with the question of "who will you end up with", tries using this in conjunction with Love You and Everybody so as not to let the other girls down, especially because they busted their humps to help him before. It only earns him a kick in the face from Inner Moka.

2.Characters.Val X Love

• Love You and Everybody: After a particularly embarrassing Val Love session with the triplets in chapter 33, Takuma blurts out that he loves them. "Them" being all nine sisters. Itsuyo, Mutsumi and Natsuki are simultaneously flustered by his bluntness, happy to hear that he likes them, and sad that he is basically confessing he still hasn't choosen one of them

3.Marry Them All

In Love Triangles and more complicated situations, selecting just one suitor can prove to be a toughie. After all, the main character usually finds him/herself in this predicament because he/she likes all of the love interests to a degree and doesn't want to break anyone's heart or make anyone leave. Even if he/she likes only one in particular, there's little guarantee that the rest will be willing to accept their choice, especially in long-running harem series. This often happens when the love polygon devolves into True Companions and infatuations become close friendships instead.