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'''Golphire''' - [[Golem]] and [[Sapphire]] | '''Golphire''' - [[Golem]] and [[Sapphire]] | ||
*Employed in the [[Good Timeline]]. Though there is obvious sexual tension between the two during the [[Party Goers]] series (actually not really), Golem and Sapphire are married at the end of [[Gamehiker Member OG 2: On the Road Again]] and their relationship is frequently mocked throughout the rest of the series. They go through a particularly rough patch in [[Gamehiker Member OG VIII: The Final Parody]], but are reunited at the end thanks to Golem dying and being reborn and Sapphire realizing how much she missed him or something. Ultimately leads to the birth of the Good Timeline [[Cobalt]]. | *Employed in the [[Good Timeline]]. Though there is obvious sexual tension between the two during the [[Party Goers]] series (actually not really), Golem and Sapphire are married at the end of [[Gamehiker Member OG 2: On the Road Again]] and their relationship is frequently mocked throughout the rest of the series. They go through a particularly rough patch in [[Gamehiker Member OG VIII: The Final Parody]], but are reunited at the end thanks to Golem dying and being reborn and Sapphire realizing how much she missed him or something. Ultimately leads to the birth of the Good Timeline [[Cobalt]]. | ||
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| + | '''Golphire''' - [[Golem]] and [[Sapphire]] | ||
| + | *Employed in the [[Good Timeline]]. Though there is obvious sexual tension between the two during the [[Party Goers]] series (actually not really), Golem and Sapphire are married at the end of [[Gamehiker Member OG 2: On the Road Again]] and their relationship is frequently mocked throughout the rest of the series. They go through a particularly rough patch in [[Gamehiker Member OG VIII: The Final Parody]], but are reunited at the end thanks to Golem dying and being reborn and Sapphire realizing how much she missed him or something. Ultimately leads to the birth of the Good Timeline [[Cobalt]]. | ||
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| + | '''Thrancy''' - [[Thrakun]] and [[Quincy]] | ||
| + | *Employed in the [[Good Timeline]]. They somehow hook up in the end of [[Holiday Special: Happy Father's Day, Masa!]] for no reason except that Thrakun eats rocks and Quincy can make them. This is a completely pointless example to show how pointless shipping is! | ||
Revision as of 07:39, 12 March 2009
Needless emphasis on the pairings of certain characters, often accompanied by portmanteaus of their two names with the dominant partner's name coming first. For example, one such pairing is:
Golem x Sapphire = Sapphem
Is that not the most awesome name ever?
Examples
- Employed in the Good Timeline. Though there is obvious sexual tension between the two during the Party Goers series (actually not really), Golem and Sapphire are married at the end of Gamehiker Member OG 2: On the Road Again and their relationship is frequently mocked throughout the rest of the series. They go through a particularly rough patch in Gamehiker Member OG VIII: The Final Parody, but are reunited at the end thanks to Golem dying and being reborn and Sapphire realizing how much she missed him or something. Ultimately leads to the birth of the Good Timeline Cobalt.
- Employed in the Good Timeline. Though there is obvious sexual tension between the two during the Party Goers series (actually not really), Golem and Sapphire are married at the end of Gamehiker Member OG 2: On the Road Again and their relationship is frequently mocked throughout the rest of the series. They go through a particularly rough patch in Gamehiker Member OG VIII: The Final Parody, but are reunited at the end thanks to Golem dying and being reborn and Sapphire realizing how much she missed him or something. Ultimately leads to the birth of the Good Timeline Cobalt.
- Employed in the Good Timeline. They somehow hook up in the end of Holiday Special: Happy Father's Day, Masa! for no reason except that Thrakun eats rocks and Quincy can make them. This is a completely pointless example to show how pointless shipping is!