Relationships

This is a page revolving around the complex relationships between characters.

Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle
Bruce and Selina were already in a romantic relationship around the time of the Woodchipper Incident, which is part of the reason Batman followed her and the Woodchip Insurgents to Naboo. Selina seemed sore to the relationship however, due to the Joker killing Holly Robinson, and Batman refusing to kill him. She often arguing with Bruce when interacting with him, despite his attempts to make Selina happy, even shooting Nygma after invoking her personal feelings regarding Bruce. She became even more angry towards him after he was unable to stop her incarceration. After being shot by Nygma, Bruce cared for her, attempting to heal her and keep her away from Nygma. In the 1st Battle of Subspace-2, she almost abandoned Bruce and Nygma to the AI, but went back for him knowing that she would be personally responsible if she died. Ultimately, she revealed her feelings to Bruce on Takodana, causing the two to embrace in sight of everyone. Bruce later proposed over the phone, asking her to marry him while she was with the Moonstruck Flower crew, to which she said yes. However, this was put on hold, as Selina ran away to work with the Moonstruck Flower crew, resulting in the proposal being broken off.

Bruce later reunited with Selina during the Syndicate's siege of the city, but it was short lived however, the two agreeing to speak after the city was saved, only for Selina to be arrested by Sergeant Sickle robbing Batman of the oppurtunity. The two finally reunited at Crow's Nest, to which Bruce compared her to her cat, and proceeded to lovingly propose, which Selina once again accepted (on the condition that it would be a double wedding). They often joke around about Near being an adopted child (as if Bruce didn't have enough), and the pair were even implied to have sex aboard the Magma. As of 6 AAR, they are still engaged, and have yet to be married.

John-117 and Samus Aran
Samus Aran and Master Chief were already in a romantic relationship around the time of the Woodchipper Incident, one that was hard on both parties, as Chief was often called off to War, and Samus was forced to travel the galaxy for her jobs. Upon realizing that Chief was onboard the UNSC Envision, the pair reunited and had sex for the first time in 2.5 years. Later, Samus accompanied Chief to stop the Gravemind, the pair being captured together, and later had each other's backs during the Battle of Gravity Falls. It is possible that Samus was partially jealous of Cortana for spending more time with John. Agreeing on one more night to remember after the battle, Chief was suddenly drafted into service, only for him to return to Samus in the Battle of Gotham City. John later supported her when she believed the defilement of Dipper's body was her fault, and when volunteering to the suicide mission, hugged Samus one last time, and saluted her. Samus moved on believing Chief to be dead, as he floated in space aboard the Forward Unto Dawn in cryosleep.

When John was awakened by Archie in 5 AAR, his thoughts drifted to what happened to her, and asked Sans for advice about their relationship. When Chief returned to Earth after the Destruction of Alderaan however, he discovered Samus in a coma. He later exclaimed that he wished he could help her in Crow's Nest, and even ignored evacuation orders. almost dying from Orbital Bombardment just to make sure she was safe. As of 6 AAR, their status as a couple is unknown.

Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy
After the Joker's arrest at the hands of Jim Gordon, Harley and Ivy realized the feelings they had for each other and began to date. The pair spent the majority of the fourth act together, complimenting both each other's looks and personalities, with primary goals that were usually similar. Ivy (whom Harley affectionately dubbed as Vee) often was the calm in the storm, helping Harley to lessen her violent tendencies, as she herself had done in the past. The pair often agreed on Selina and Bruce's relationship (both in disgust towards it and in support of it) and stayed together throughout the entirety of the Age of Reconstruction, supporting each other during the attack of the Crime Syndicate. Ivy also provided Harley a shoulder to lean on after being interrogated by Dr. Crane, helping her to realize that her nightmare with the Joker was over. During the landing in Chicago, the two had a serious conversation about their relationship, with Ivy reminding Harley of her feelings before being captured. By 6 AAR the two remain a couple, and it was revealed that Ivy plans on asking Harley to marry her.

Nate Rivers and Mabel Pines
Mabel first met Near with hostility when the two bumped into each other inside of Crow's Nest, but not long after the two became friends when Mabel bestowed her compassion upon Near when watching him cry after a screaming match with his father. The two became quick friends, their opposite forms of awkwardness allowing for a lot of banter. Mabel began to keep Near close, seeing him as the closest thing she could confide in during the mission to Earth. Near does the same, due to never having any real friends before. It is because of this reason that they became attracted to one another. Near would often go to great lengths to protect her (pointing a gun at Thomas Barrow and Velma Kelly upon finding Mabel, as well as keeping her away from the Battle at the McGucket mansion). Near often also showed jealousy regarding Mabel's attention, often jealous of her brother, even though the two were friends. After the reunion with his father Maxie, Near finally built the courage to ask Mabel to be his girlfriend, a proposal which she happily accepted in April, 6 AAR. The two were split not long after due to Bill putting them both in dream bubbles, however, both have illusions of each other that they both still have feelings for.

Edward Buck and Veronica Dare
Veronica Dare and Edward Buck were in a romantic relationship before the Age of Reclamation, but broke it off due to Dare's job. They reunited in a space station above Naboo, where their mission to infiltrate the Subspace along with the rest of Alpha-Nine, was changed by Dare, after a brief argument between the two, ending in Dare flirting with Buck. The pods were destabilized by Jar Jar when dropping in, though Dare and Buck landed close. Upon realizing that their comms were isolated, Buck talked to her about their relationship, but was blown off by Dare, even after bringing up his proposal. Buck thought Dare to be dead after finding her pod, and seeing her helmet in the hands of an Enderman.

Dare survived however, making her way to their true mission: getting the data of the Superintendent AI. She reunited with Buck after finding both The Rookie and a single freed Enderman, causing another argument between the two, before the kissed passionately, much to the hilarity of both the Enderman and the Rookie. Upon escaping the city, Buck asked her what their relationship would be like from then on, to which Dare responded: "When the Multiverse has peace...ask me that question again." In 1 AAR, the two married on New Naboo, with Alpha-Nine and Bartholomew being their only guests.

Velma Kelly and Thomas Barrow
The moment they met each other (which was around 5 AAR) Velma and Thomas shared an instant connection. He was intrigued by her unique sense of morality and class while she was drawn to his cynicism and composure. They quickly became companions after he was hired to be her and Roxie Hart's secretary. During this time, Velma gave him the pet name Tomcat. The three of them lived together in an apartment and it wasn't long before Velma developed romantic feelings towards the former butler. But when she had confessed those feelings to him, he confessed to her that he was homosexual, something that made Velma feel a slight disappoint but she accepted the fact nonetheless. Despite this, Velma's feelings remained, much to her own heartache. Weeks afterward, Velma had devised a seemingly harmless question game that ultimately ended in him realizing that she was internally suffering. Although she had allowed herself to show her true feelings, she was still ashamed of them. This prompted Thomas to go through with his own idea of allowing her side of their relationship to be romantic in order to prevent her from feeling rejected, a feeling that he knows all too well. At first, Velma was unsure about the arrangement, but Thomas' emphasis on the fact that he was completely comfortable with it allowed her to embrace the idea.

Due to the fact that their the only people in their lives that they truly and deeply care about, one strives to ensure the other's happiness and well being. This is especially apparent during and after their encounter with Al Capone in 6 AAR as well as their time with the Rebellion. They also have developed the ability to sense the other's thoughts and feelings without having to express them despite their subdued demeanors.

Edward Nygma and Selina Kyle
Edward Nygma (under the Riddler persona) developed feelings for Selina Kyle during the Siege if Gotham, due to the Nygma side of his personality subtly influencing his emotions. This resulted in him caring much more about her injuries at the hands of himself and others. He also stalked her on occasion, unknowing how to profess his feelings for her, despite knowing that Nygma was regaining control of his body, he ultimately told her how he felt, resulting in Nygma's personality returning. When speaking about it in later conversation, Nygma revealed that both sides of himself had feelings for Selina, to which she rejected him, and the two parted. Later, after Nygma's death, Selina left a single green rose at his gravestone out of respect, commenting that "He never knew when to quit."

Frisk and Sans Gaster
Frisk and Sans have had a complicated relationship since entering the Multiverse. In the beginning, Sans was her protector, watching her back and ensuring her safety. When Chara invaded her mind, Sans did everything he could to save Frisk. During the Battle of Megalovania, Chara revealed that Frisk had a crush on Sans, a fact that he didn't stop to consider due to the heat of the moment. The two often shared emotional reunions, as whenever they were split up, it usually meant turmoil for Frisk. While Sans was in cryosleep, Frisk awaited every message from Mabel, wanting to know her progress on finding Sans specifically, as well as the other four lost to the Subspace.

Sans and Frisk reunited on Mandalore, with another reunion filled with emotion. The next few tribulating weeks, Frisk relied heavily on Sans, his protection being one of the last things she had left to hold dear, especially after her many failures.

Sometime after the Age of the Empire, Frisk confessed her feelings to Sans, who lightly rejected her, causing the pair's relationship to become the best of friends. Years went by and Sans was forced to find Frisk once more, this time for the sake of her daughter.

Mason "Dipper" Pines and Wendy Corduroy
Dipper and Wendy have had a complicated relationship since long before entering the Multiverse. During the year 1 BAR, the two became close friends, working at the Mystery Shack with one another, and Dipper soon became smitten with her, though she rejected him in July, their age difference being too much to go out at the time. Wendy later joined the Woodchip Insurgents, working closely with Dipper in the process. Dipper after supposedly watching her die became extremely distraught, and after she was put in an Ashed Form by Darth Jar Jar he showed relief and confusion when he saw her, only to show surprise at her sideswiping him. Wendy is said to have been more than upset towards Dipper's death, and was the second person from Gravity Falls to learn of his demise. She later fainted when seeing Malgus destroy his dead body, and attended Dipper's funeral, standing at the forefront behind the coffin.

When Dipper came back to life in the form of the Ebony Warrior, his primary goal became very clear to him: finding Mabel Pines, and though happy at the prospect of seeing Wendy once more, he put Mabel at his number one priority. The two became close once more, Dipper's feelings towards Wendy beginning to form once again in Gravity Falls while hiding in the McGucket mansion. Dipper saw Wendy as trustworthy enough to be the first to learn his identity, dropping his bomber hat at her feet. She immediately hugged him at seeing him again, smiling and making remarks about his height. He soon had the oppurtunity to prove his physicality, saving Wendy's life, and taking on both the Mountain and the Housecarl, although he lost, he was able to protect Wendy in the process. Wendy's feelings towards Dipper began to form during these events, seeing him as more than a friend for the first time, even revealing as much to Near aboard the Forward Unto Dawn. Upon revealing these feelings to Dipper, he rejected her (though not wanting to) due to knowing that if it came between her and his duty, he would have to choose his duty, and didn't want to break her heart. Though not taking it lightly, she understood, the two remaining friends, even through their mutual attraction.

The two were later captured by Tarkin, who used Wendy to persuade Dipper to mutter the incantation to begin the return of Bill Cipher. This manipulation continued until the arrival at the Shield Installation, where Dipper made the decision to no longer listen to Tarkin's commands, despite the misery it would cause both of them. Though he hasn't seen Wendy since due to his capture at the hands of Bill Cipher, Wendy is his wife in his illusion. Wendy also misses Dipper greatly, her interview being proof of this.

Maxie Sodemma and Archie Oralic
Maxie and Archie had a rivalry spanning over the course of thirty years up until the beginning of the Age of the Empire. Originally meeting at the Corbulo Millitary Academy, the two became friends, Archie often protecting Maxie from bullies. When the Academy was attacked by Jar Jar however, Maxie attempted to escape in the orbital elevator, leaving his friends behind, before it was blown out of the sky. Archie also was lost after trying to save James Cutter and being crushed underneath the weight of a ceiling. Davy Jones offered them both to join his crew, however upon learning of Maxie's cowardice, he cursed him for eternity to always suffer from his injuries, while Archie remained the same. It is due to this that Maxie became incredibly jealous of Archie, whereas Archie became disgusted with Maxie for abandoning him. Archie also is known to have heavily disapproved of Maxie for murdering Rivers on the orders of Davy Jones and abandoning his son. After being freed from service at the death of Davy Jones, Archie and Maxie collected Davy Jones' soldiers in the Comms Tower hangar, and retreated, later deciding to join the Sith Navy. Due to their tactical prowess, Malgus promoted them to Grand Admiral, the highest rank they could recieve, though during the 2nd Battle of Subspace-2, they knew what was to come and that they had to escape. Though Archie offered Maxie a chance to work together, the prideful Grand Admiral turned down the offer, beginning the Sith Remnant's War. Over the course of the next five years, the two decimated each other's fleets, tearing them to pieces, both with a common goal in mind: find Forward Unto Dawn and discover whatever prize that Malgus had left behind for them.

The two battled once more over Sullust, where Archie gained the upper hand, though Maxie still fought strong until both fleets were hit by EMPs, causing them to discover Forward Unto Dawn adrift in space. Maxie and Archie fought aboard the Dawn, both sustaining life-threatening injuries as well as emotional scars in the process. However, when discovering the truth of what Malgus left behind, they were forced to work together, neither one believing that anyone deserved as much power as what the Death Star had to offer. The two managed to destroy the Endeavor together, and stop Tarkin, allowing for Archie to extend the olive branch once more, a prospect that Maxie finally accepted.

The two since became friends, with Maxie beginning to regain a bit of his humanity, and asking for Archie's counsel. Though the two of them were seperated numerous times throughout the Age of the Empire, Maxie still asked him for help often, still seeing him as what little he had left of an old life, even asking Archie advice on how to apologize to Near. In his final moments, the two made their peace, Maxie entrusting Archie with Near's safety before his ultimate demise.