Seems this was the pot calling the kettle black,
You should probably take a break from the internet if this has gotten you so upset. It isn't that serious. I assure youWhat's really stupid is continuing to throw out the most obvious bait in the hopes that people will react even when they've clearly indicated they understand what you're doing. But okay, if you've already jumped to direct attacks so quickly, I'll just mute you and that's it. I won't even address it directly to you, because you restlessly check this thread for updates anyway.
Dude, you literally downvoted every comment I made in this thread just because I have a different view of your ship. Even those where I pointed out a clear attempt to bait me with emotions. You're clearly not the one who should be calling me out for being overly sensitive online. It's not that serious, that's what you said, right?
Yet you're the one throwing a tantrum and shitting up the thread replying to what you called easy bait and are throwing a bigger fit over a random hitting you with reactions
Throwing a negative reaction to every comment I make/pretending that blatant trolling wasn't blatant trolling @ unironically suggesting that I'm the one taking this shit too seriously. Lmao, this isn't even funny anymore. I'll just mute you like the last troll and move on.
Well, have fun being mad over internet strangers, I'm sure that's a good use for your time
This is largely due to the fact that original Japanese media generally prefers to maintain the status quo and drop some fuel for ships to those who want it, rather than engage in standard Western "canon" debates. This was even parodied in one of the seasonal shows. But overseas, people are so obsessed with canon that any shipable potential immediately becomes a religious doctrine with a dedicated group of believers and all that entails.
No one here said they didn't like this ship. Some people are just too fragile to hear that someone doesn't consider their OTP canon...And judging by the latest responses and continued downvoting, they are too immature to realize their really unhealthy blatant projections as well.
Except it wasn't a shipping disagreement, it was one person throwing a tantrum that people brought up the ship. And they're still doing it, hours later. It really isn't healthy behavior.
Oh so you're stupid and hypocritical, gotcha. "You're obsessed" implies the guy who constantly had a faster reply time than anyone involved in his weird-ass meltdown lmao
Yeah, that event was really not subtle in any way and it was really cute to see them interact the way they did. It is basically as implied as it gets without outright spelling it out, like Ruby and Helios, or Cheval and Kitasan.I generally land on the side of "Yuri fans think every female friendship is gay" but Cygames canonically has pushed this pairing pretty hard
I literally wrote above that such franchises prefer the status quo, periodically adding fuel to this or that ship. The key difference is that it's nothing more than fuel, or often even just fanservice, rather than some kind of "implication" or "canonical" promotion, as if you can non-canonically promote shipable pairing, lmao. They've also promoted a bunch of ships in their time, and they're still nothing more than canonical rivals or friends. Starting with Silence Suzuka and Special Week themselves.I generally land on the side of "Yuri fans think every female friendship is gay" but Cygames canonically has pushed this pairing pretty hard
I understood exactly what you meant
. I wanted to say that any content and its development is canonical and intentional, because it can't be accidental or unconscious. Therefore, I don't think the word "canonical" is the right one here. What you're referring to is the typical "it makes sense in context" approach. Like when Special Week said she was in love with (running) Silence Suzuka. Sometimes things get amplified or diminished depending on the translation, but that's a separate topic. As I said above, I don't think Sygames intentionally wanted to convince people of anything, but usually this kind of homoerotic subtext is used to sell things on multiple levels, depending on the audience.
