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Gladion/Selene
| Pairing | |
|---|---|
| Pairing: | Japanese: グラジオ×ミヅキ (Glazio x Mizuki) English: Gladion/Selene |
| Alternative name(s): | Japanese: グラミヅ (Guramidzu) English: LonaShipping, LunarEdgeShipping, MahinaShipping, GladMoon |
| Gender category: | NL; F/M; Het |
| Fandom: | Pokémon |
| Canonical?: | No |
| Prevalence: | Popular for both characters Popular overall |
| Archives: | n/a |
| Other: | n/a |
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Gladion/Selene, known mostly as LonaShipping, MahinaShipping, LunarEdgeShipping, GladMoon and/or グラミヅ (Guramidzu), is a popular ship in the Pokémon fandom. It pairs Gladion (Glazio) and Selene (Mizuki), one of the rivals to the playable protagonist and the female playable protagonist from Pokémon Sun and Moon respectively.
Canon Background
Popular Tropes & Fanon
Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta
-Shipping Name Origin
"LonaShipping" was coined sometime before 15 November 2016 for the pairing.[1] By 31 December 2016, it was their 'official' name on the the Neverending Romance ship name list[Notes 1], considered the masterlist for all Pokémon ships ever conceived. This is the most popular -shipping name for them.
Around the same time, "MahinaShipping" was coined by weirdlyawsomegal on tumblr[2] and popularized. It initially was used for several pairings, including Ash Ketchum/Lillie and Ash Ketchum/Selene.[1] Despite not being considered their 'official' name, it is popular among shippers and may have been considered their only name in some circles.
Unlike the majority of Pokémon ships, Gladion/Selene also has a third commonly used ship name, "LunarEdgeShipping." It is the least popular of the three and was likely coined after Lona and Mahina. While it is on Neverending Romance, it's for the pairing of Gladion, Selene and Silver from Pokémon Gold, Silver and Crystal, a very rare pairing that has no fan activity, thus basically all LunarEdge fanworks are just for Gladion/Selene.
The portmaneau GladMoon is also popular.
Example/Notable Fanac
| Examples Wanted: Editors are encouraged to add more examples or a wider variety of examples. |
Fan Communities/Fan Events
Fan Blogs
- lonashippingweek-blog, Archived version, a Tumblr blog for a Gladion/Selene fanweek which ran from 2018 to 2019.
Fan Fic
- How to Train Your Assassin by Tavriel, Archived version (2022-25), Moon is a girl with secrets. But when she finds Gladion bleeding in an alleyway and takes him home to patch him up like she would a stray cat, she soon finds herself with an overprotective bodyguard and realizes that her secrets won't stay secrets for long.
- Company by Shinenite (orphan_account), Archived version (2016), Moon always seems to find a reason to visit Gladion. He doesn’t realize how much it really means to him until later.
- gala by sad_goomy, Archived version (2017), Moon still isn't sure how she got roped into the Aether charity gala, but at least her date isn't half bad. In which Gladion needs a date and Lillie has a hidden agenda.
Fan Art
General Fanworks
AMVs
- meteor shower by trainerlyra, Archived version (2016)
- (MMD) LunarEdgeShipping playlist by ERiN OPPEL, Archived version, a collection of music videos made in MikuMikuDance.
Fan Mixes
- in your arms; by championlyra, Archived version (2016)
- WE'LL RISE IN THE WATER. by kofuku, Archived version (2016)
Wikis
Zines and Doujinshi
Similar Pokémon Pairings
Female Protagonist/Male Rival|Friend
Notes
- ^ as seen here, Archived version
References
- ^ Jump up to: a b post by stellargate, Archived version (15 November 2016)
- ^ post by weirdlyawsomegal and stellargate, Archived version (15 November 2016)