Yandere/New Media

""I will murder him with my knives for you.""
 * Shannon in the TV Tropes webseries Echo Chamber obsesses over Tom, stalks him, and threatens girls he is seen with. She scares Tom enough that he agreed to propose to her, because
 * Its Just Some Random Guy: Random Gal, his girlfriend and production designer.. Just... watch.
 * Doki from There She Is starts as a fairly minor example of this: She does chase Nabi around the city and can't take "No" for an answer, but otherwise doesn't seem to be all that crazy or violent. Her love craziness reaches its apex midway to Step 3, until she becomes saner, but only after Nabi agrees to become her boyfriend.
 * While it could be seen this way, keep in mind, "There She Is" is all about showing Nabi and Doki's relationship in a condensed form. It can also be interpreted that Doki's trying to chain away Nabi's social qualms with their relationship, as can be seen in the later steps.
 * The character of Rift from New Vindicators seems like your usual young teacher/superhero until her obsession with Michuru comes out. Then people start dying.
 * A gay example in Miller from the third volume of Yotam Perel's Nameless series, who falls for Chocolate Man.


 * Avatar: The Abridged Series makes one out of the one-off character Meng.
 * Kaorin from Yukari Is Free, because Sakaki's with Kagura and not her.
 * "I'm sorry to god for what i have done. I love my family so I kill all my family. It's the only thing I can do to stay together with them F O R E V E R!"
 * Annabelle Wynters from Under the Van Gogh, though perhaps as a direct cause of Love Makes You Evil, Love Makes You Crazy, and some Manipulative Bastardry.
 * Split-minded Vasto Lorde En from a certain RP game is this way towards the protagonist. "hOW dO Y Ou do iT? stay so RIGHT wiTh So mAnY. so Be Auti Ful."
 * Shadow Unit: Betty Johnson, the gamma of "Always Crashing in the Same Car". The crazy seems to have started because The first manifestation of her gamma powers was  every year since, she   Most of the episode is from her perspective, through letters she wrote to Reyes;
 * I’m sorry to hear about your friend. Still want someone to go to prom with?
 * Cracked noted in this article that the behavior of a woman who might follow Cosmos suggestions on intimate relationships could very well end up acting like this. The suggestions are downright possessive, obsessive, and overall psychotic. Everything from feeding a boyfriend laxative to crushing his testacles... all over perceived and potentially groundless possibilities of infidelity.
 * And at no point did any of the suggestions involve leaving the boyfriend; it was all about punishing them.
 * In SOTF-TV, Zachariah Johnston is quickly starting to look like a male example. He started out as an Adorkable kid with autism who happened to have a crush on Mae St. Clair. However, he has expressed jealously towards Shawn Morrison (the other part of the Love Triangle), and has flat out attacked other characters who he thinks will hurt her or steal her away, most notably.
 * Ashley and Vanessa in The Fabulous Life of Bratz. Doesn't help that they're going after the same guy either.
 * After being friendly with her for most of their crossover review, The Nostalgia Chick tries to stab Obscurus Lupa after she finds out she's the one who Todd in the Shadows has a crush on.
 * SCP-962 is a giant steel tower that wants to help the "great ones", or man, by mutilating, enslaving, and/or killing every non-human organism in the area around it. It also sends us "high quality" poetry.
 * With just a few simple tips, you too can have a boyfriend! Remember to be persistent!
 * BriTANicK shows us how it's done with "The Kiss".