Babies Ever After

Babies Ever After is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

Sometimes you have a Happily Ever After situation, but it just isn't heartwarming enough. Maybe the marriage happened earlier on; perhaps the couple was already betrothed but weren't able to consummate the union. Perhaps you need some resolution to confirm that, yes, really, it really was happy. Maybe the Bittersweet Ending is short on "sweet". Or, maybe, you just want to make things as sweet as possible. The answer? Skip ahead a bit to show the Happily Married couple... and their adorable new baby. Or, if we cut to the future, show them at home with their growing children. Generally a whole brood, as a mundane equivalent to Fertile Feet, or demonstrating that Mordor has No Ontological Inertia. If the ending is not Cleaning Up Romantic Loose Ends, unmatched friends often appear in the role of Honorary Uncle; conversely, Weddings for Everyone may result in loads of underfoot children. And expect the newborns to be named after dead friends or teammates who had made Heroic Sacrifices during the course of the story, clearing the path for the heroes' victory at the cost of their own lives. It seems that the Law of Inverse Fertility gets inverted once you get past the climax. Even if one or both were confirmed as sterile—such is The Power of Love. The likelihood of this increases exponentially every time one or both people say they don't want to have a kid, or express reluctance to. The Bittersweet Ending often shows a Dead Guy Junior in this situation. Her Heart Will Go On may entail the discovery that she is pregnant after the father is dead: he's gone, but he's left her Someone to Remember Him By. If the couple had a child early in the story, perhaps resulting in a Shotgun Wedding, this may result in a younger brother or sister. Might involve a Screaming Birth, but this is, of course, optional; the baby itself is what makes this trope run, so the cuter the better. Sequels to works with these sort of endings often make the kids into major characters. The rationale for this trope is related to Babies Make Everything Better.

## Examples

* Dragonlord and Scotty Raven Jay are finally an official couple in Looney Games Bloopers, and they had twins to cement this status. It is very likely that they had a boy and a girl because of a separate TV Trope about that (Unto Us a Son and Daughter Are Born).
* From the same series, Dirt Secretii and Yoshi Secretii reveal their relationship by having eightteen babies.
* Scotty Raven Jay finally confesses his love for Sam Jay after having a baby. From that point onward, they keep having babies.
* From behind the scenes, it appears that Cameron and Scarlett will start having children once they get married. Cameron gets bonus points for defying sterility.
* If the player chooses to get Kyoko Kirigiri executed during Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, the resulting scene shows Aoi Asahina having three children with the surviving boys as the fathers.
* The ending of Pokemon vs. Killing Harmony shows Kokichi Oma pregnant with Shuichi Saihara's child as a result of side effects from Usami's magic.
* A similar case goes to Scratch Danganronpa (6). The ending of that killing game shows Tenko Chabashira pregnant with Korekiyo Shinguji's child. Given it was Makoto Naegi that wished for Tenko to accept men, she will most likely name the baby after him.
* Shortly after Shyla Sunshine and Steven Sunshine got married, Shyla got pregnant with Sunshine Bro.
* Battle of the Ultimates: Hajime Hinata and Nagito Komaeda had sextuplets the night after their wedding. Gonta Gokuhara, Gundham Tanaka, and Ibuki Mioda threw a party for them.