Fire Emblem as a WHOLE has this in spades. Thanks to the support system, which gives characters both nifty Character Development and stat bonuses, Fire Emblem tends to be a breeding ground for Ship-to-Ship Combat with the unique difference that Shipping in Fire Emblem - and thus arguments thereof - is often concerned with gameplay viability as much as it is with the romantic dynamic between the characters. It doesn't help that several fans view certain ships as a better couple. The gameplay for the series actually allows the player to do this in game - with Perma Death in near-full effect across the games, if you don't like a character, you can intentionally use a Uriah Gambit to get the character out of the way.
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| - Fire Emblem as a WHOLE has this in spades. Thanks to the support system, which gives characters both nifty Character Development and stat bonuses, Fire Emblem tends to be a breeding ground for Ship-to-Ship Combat with the unique difference that Shipping in Fire Emblem - and thus arguments thereof - is often concerned with gameplay viability as much as it is with the romantic dynamic between the characters. It doesn't help that several fans view certain ships as a better couple. The gameplay for the series actually allows the player to do this in game - with Perma Death in near-full effect across the games, if you don't like a character, you can intentionally use a Uriah Gambit to get the character out of the way.
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| - Fire Emblem as a WHOLE has this in spades. Thanks to the support system, which gives characters both nifty Character Development and stat bonuses, Fire Emblem tends to be a breeding ground for Ship-to-Ship Combat with the unique difference that Shipping in Fire Emblem - and thus arguments thereof - is often concerned with gameplay viability as much as it is with the romantic dynamic between the characters. It doesn't help that several fans view certain ships as a better couple. The gameplay for the series actually allows the player to do this in game - with Perma Death in near-full effect across the games, if you don't like a character, you can intentionally use a Uriah Gambit to get the character out of the way. Examples of Die for Our Ship in the Akaneia games:
* In Fire Emblem 3, some fans decided Marth went better with either Katua/Kachua/Catria. However, they're generally pretty civil with Sheeda/Shiida/Caeda x Marth fans. Its mostly the Marth/Mary Sue or Marth/Roy shippers (despite the fact that they don't even exist in the same universe and therefore never interact in the FE games) (who generally never even played the game) who do the bashing. Just look at these inflammatory comments done by a member of the Smash bros Fan Dumb.
* Many Palla/Abel shippers absolutely loathe Est, Palla's little sister and Abel's canon wife, going so far as to claim that Est is "evil" and "stole Abel away from her poor big sister".
* We should not forget that Marth's older sister Elice gets bashed by Merric/Linde fans, since she is Merric's Victorious Childhood Friend and thus she "cockblocks" Linde's crush-like admiration on Merric that makes her want to become stronger and more beautiful for him.
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