Heterosexual Life Partners/Web Original

• Raimi and Oran of Broken Saints, although it takes them a while to bond.
• A lot of Agent partnerships go under this heading in Protectors of the Plot Continuum.
• Kazamaru and Kebano, apparently.
• Spoony and Linkara give the distinct impression of being this in the instances where they interact, such instances being much more common for the two of them than it is for other Channel Awesome people.
  • The Nostalgia Chick and Nella.
  • Even though they're brothers, Doug and Rob too. They moved out of their parent's house recently and are now living together. They also proposed to their girlfriends on the same day.
• 'Homestar Runner's Strong Mad and the Cheat. Homestar and Pom Pom are supposed to be this, but in recent cartoons it's become much less apparent.
• Jacob Charles and Ben Powell, or as their more affectionately known by the handlers, "BROMIES!".
• nigahiga and Wong Fu Productions explain the word.
• Grif and Simmons from Red vs. Blue. Apparently, in Real Life, their voice actors also fit the bill.
  • Tucker and Church probably also fit, although to a lesser degree.
• Alberta and Saskatchewan are this in the iammathewian project. Although whether there is evidence of it being a bit more romantic or not is up for debate.
• Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox of Smosh. Lampshaded at the end of the episode Replacement Needed; after splitting up, Anthony tearfully looks over a photograph of him pushing Ian on a swing, with the caption "Always and Forever...But We're Not Gay".
• Batman and Superman in I'm a Marvel And I'm a DC, when Luthor's time travel reverts them into their older forms.

Batman: Best friends!
Superman: Best friends in a completely platonic way!
Batman: Best friends possible for two friends to be without going over any boundaries that would be indicative of being more than friends!
Superman: That's right, partner!

• Bald John Green and Other John Green on John Plays FIFA 11 were thought to be this... until episode 21
• In Psycomedia, only one half of the Double Act thinks this is the case. The other is adamant that they're not life partners and that he has a girlfriend.