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Malva/Serena
| Pairing | |
|---|---|
| Pairing: | Japanese: パキラ×セレナ (Pachira x Serena) English: Malva/Serena |
| Alternative name(s): | Japanese: パキセレ (Pakisere) English: BurningHeartShipping |
| Gender category: | Girls' Love; Yuri; F/F; Femslash |
| Fandom: | Pokémon |
| Canonical?: | No |
| Prevalence: | Common for Malva, Rare for Serena Rare overall |
| Archives: | n/a |
| Other: | n/a |
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Malva/Serena, known mostly as BurningHeartShipping and/or パキセレ (Pakisere), is a rare ship in the Pokémon fandom. It pairs Malva (Pachira) and Serena (Serena), one of the members of the villainous Team Flare and the female playable character respectively in Pokémon X and Y.
Canon Background
Popular Tropes & Fanon
- Height Difference: Malva is taller, Serena is shorter.
- Age Difference: Malva is a generation older than Serena. By how much (canonically) is unclear.
Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta
-Shipping Name Origin
"BurningHeartShipping" was coined on 22 December 2013 for the Neverending Romance ship name list.[1]
Example/Notable Fanac
| Examples Wanted: Editors are encouraged to add more examples or a wider variety of examples. |
Fan Communities/Fan Events
Fan Blogs
Fan Fic
Fan Art
General Fanworks
Wikis
Zines and Doujinshi
Similar Pokémon Pairings
Elite Four Member/Protagonist
References
- ^ post by pkmnshippinglist, Archived version (22 December 2013)