There's a note saying that Severa/Lucina from Fire Emblem Awakening is an example, but the two characters don't even get any support conversations at all, while all the Ship Tease in the game - what this trope appears to be about - is toward Severa/Kjelle. Am I missing something? (Note that I am fully well aware that all characters in Awakening can only marry opposite-sex characters, and everyone being discussed here is female, so that's not the issue.)
Pulling this for a bit
- Snake is straight. Otacon is just his friend. There's nothing going on between them at all. Word of God? Kojima's trolling. Copious ship teasing? I don't know what you're talking about. I mean, what's the first thing you think of when two people live together for ten years, raise a child together, are basically each other's whole worlds, and are heavily hinted to be the reincarnation of, or at least to serve the same function in the world as, a pair of lovers? That's right—total platonic heterosexuality.
First, I just wanted to discuss the reincarnation bit because I have absolutely no idea what that's referring to. But upon further reading, this reads more like Shipping Goggles for Snake and Otacon, given they're listed as Heterosexual Life-Partners and kinda whitewashed their (female) love interests. And I'm not finding that Word of God anywhere, but admittedly I don't know where to look.
But maybe that's what this page is about. If I'm being perfectly honest, I'm not sure. It's pretty unclear whether this is about "shippers in denial of canon ship" or "shippers in denial of another fan ship."
Edited by Larkmarn Found a Youtube Channel with political stances you want to share? Hop on over to this page and add them.I was going to amend the Sherlock/John entry, until I realised that I was basically going to say "WHAT Sherlock/John subtext is that then?" Have I spent too much time around pro-Mary Morstan blogs on Tumblr, or is there just no REAL or SUBSTANTIAL ship teasing? Nearest thing I can think of is continuing the themes of other Sherlock Holmes adaptations where Sherlock and John are confused for a couple. What have, you know, Gatiss and Moffat said about Mary?
Re cut: Hrmm... on the one hand, the inbounds would justify a Trope Repair Shop. On the other hand, the page's examples definitively reads like it's ridiculing certain groups of shippers. It also has only 14 wicks. An example cut may be better than a page cut here.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard FeynmanWhat's the point of this trope? A lot of it seems to be just people complaing about people not liking the ships THEY like, and I see more than a little Shipping Goggles in the article too.
Hide / Show RepliesWith you on this. I find the stuff about Tales of Symphonia especially infuriating. Might take that one off, at least.
Can Anti Shipping Goggles be applied to a Fan-Preferred Couple?
Edited by MissWhiteMascaraEDIT: Last time I stay logged in on a shared PC.
Edited by Webby Actually a girl.Should we have a Troper Tales page for this? We have one for OTP and one for Crack Pairing, this seems to be similar.
Hide / Show Replies- Sesshomaru/Rin fans of Inuyasha may or may not tend to have on not only Shipping Goggles but Anti Goggles on top of them, as fans of the Sesshomaru/Kagura pairing may or may not. Which pair of goggles is affecting the perception of which ship is debatable enough that it consumed several pages of text before being cut for size here.
It seems there's a rabid Sess/Kagura fan who HATES Sess/Rin and tries to cause wank in almost all TV Tropes by bashing it whenever it can. Putting the bit here in case someone can rewrite it and do it more neutrally.
Hide / Show RepliesYeah, I noticed that to. This person has gone through every article they could possibly be in to bash the pairing...
Bashing? No trust me, anyone who's active in the two ships knows that what she's saying is true. Pointing out things that actually happen is not bashing. If she had said "liking this pairing automatically makes you a loser" or something, that would've been bashing. the above quote is 100% true.
One, I'm a he, and two, I really don't care. I stopped reading Inu-Yasha long before those two met. I was just summarizing the several pages of argument between the two pairings in a manner try and not be biased to either side while reducing sheer volume of entry drastically. The point of the entry is that one of the two pairing shippers have anti-goggles on but its impossible to tell; maybe both have anti-goggles on.
Edited by SchizoTechnician
Trope is now a redirect to Shipping Goggles per this thread.
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