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Best Anime Couples That Never Actually Got Together

By Matthew Lynch
March 17, 2024
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Anime can often leave fans with bittersweet feelings, especially when it comes to the romantic dynamics between characters. Viewers watch, entranced, as relationships develop and evolve, many times without the satisfaction of seeing their favorite couples make it official. Let’s explore some of the best anime couples who never actually confirmed their relationships, leaving a trail of ‘what-ifs’ in the hearts of fans worldwide.

1.Naruto Uzumaki & Sakura Haruno (Naruto) –Despite Naruto’s unyielding affection for Sakura throughout much of the series, their relationship never transitions into a romantic one. The pair share deep care and friendship, but ultimately, Sakura’s heart remains with Sasuke.

2.Ash Ketchum & Serena (Pokémon) –The Pokémon series gives viewers a glimpse into what could be a sweet romance between Ash and Serena. With Serena’s clear affection displayed in her farewell kiss to Ash, fans are left only to daydream about what might have been if the story had taken a different turn.

3.Rintarou Okabe & Kurisu Makise (Steins;Gate) –The chemistry between these two genius minds is palpable throughout Steins;Gate. Their deep connection and emotional support for each other sow seeds of love that tragically never fully bloom due to the complexities of time travel and fate.

4.Ken Kaneki & Touka Kirishima (Tokyo Ghoul) –The dark and poignant world of Tokyo Ghoul shows glimpses of a strong bond and mutual protection between Kaneki and Touka. While their relationship evolves beautifully, it never quite reaches the point of a romance before the series’ conclusion.

5.Gintoki Sakata & Tsukuyo (Gintama) –As two warriors with resilient spirits, Gintoki and Tsukuyo from Gintama naturally attract each other. Their shared moments suggest a possible romantic connection that sadly remains unfulfilled amidst the chaos of their lives.

6.Spike Spiegel & Faye Valentine (Cowboy Bebop) –Cowboy Bebop masters the art of subtle storytelling in Spike and Faye’s relationship. Although they share an undeniable bond with hints of deeper feelings, viewers are left without any tangible romantic development between these two.

7.Killua Zoldyck & Alluka Zoldyck (Hunter x Hunter) –Killua’s unwavering dedication to protecting his sister Alluka speaks volumes about his character in Hunter x Hunter. Their relationship is rich with emotion and care but stays within the confines of familial love without venturing into romance.

8.Levi Ackerman & Hanji Zoe (Attack on Titan) –With an understanding born out of shared hardship and respect for each other’s abilities, Levi and Hanji have a dynamic that many fans hoped might turn into something more intimate. However, Attack on Titan leaves us contemplating what could’ve been between these two comrades-in-arms.

It is these unfulfilled romantic narratives that resonate with us profoundly because they so closely resemble real-life relationships that sometimes don’t work out or reach their full potential. While some stories offer happy endings and tied-up loose ends, others remind us that life is full of possibilities not always realized — but always worth dreaming about.

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