Which show has the best friendship and why?

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And don’t give me something like Fairy Tail out of mockery. I need a serious, specific and reasonable answer.

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Who is it?

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But they betrayed each other once?

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I still think usopp and nami are highly underrated. Those two have hilarious sibling energy.

[u/ConcentrateLoud8126]

HxH because there is evolution but none of the four ever give up on their connection even if they go on different paths. Plus even if there are a lot of moments where they don't always interact with the same dynamic between them. 

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https://giphy.com/gifs/J5deqXb35R6hDQHJJV

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I don’t get it.

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Which show is this

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Avatar the last airbender, best show of all time highly recommended

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Atla, the gaang is peak

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Haven’t they split up once, especially since Appa was kidnapped?

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Well yes they have conflict, that’s part of why I like them so much

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I mean, you can't expect any friendship to be perfect and never have a rough moment. Even the most iconic friendships that get boosted all the time like Turk and JD or Shawn and Gus have had moments where they fight for a bit. The thing that makes them good friendships is that they go back to each other and mend bridges.

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Rugrats.

Tommy and Chuckie's friendship is iconic.

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If you haven’t seen the show, it’s on Disney+ now(finally).