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Just think this is the perfect header for Negai. Moved the other one down a bit.
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(Just think this is the perfect header for Negai. Moved the other one down a bit.)
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[[File:NegaiShipping.png|thumb|250px|Iris saving Ash]]
[[File:NegaiShipping1.png|thumb|250px|Iris and Ash]]
'''NegaiShipping''' (Japanese: '''サトアイ''' ''SatoI'') is the belief that [[Ash Ketchum]] and {{an|Iris}} belong in a romantic relationship. Currently it is the main pairing of the {{series|Best Wishes}}, It can be considered a rival of {{s|Wishful}}.  
'''NegaiShipping''' (Japanese: '''サトアイ''' ''SatoI'') is the belief that [[Ash Ketchum]] and {{an|Iris}} belong in a romantic relationship. Currently it is the main pairing of the {{series|Best Wishes}}, It can be considered a rival of {{s|Wishful}}.  


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*''[[BW002]]''
*''[[BW002]]''
:Iris blushes slightly upon meeting Ash and throughout most of the episode.
:Iris blushes slightly upon meeting Ash and throughout most of the episode.
 
[[File:NegaiShipping.png|thumb|250px|Iris saving Ash]]
*''[[BW003]]''
*''[[BW003]]''
:Iris and Ash spend the majority of the episode arguing. During a rescue of some Pokémon, however, losing his grip on a bridge made of {{p|Sandile}}, but Iris is there to grab his wrist, keeping hold of him as the Sandile righten themselves to safety. Afterward, the two look to each other and smile, having silently reconciled their differences. It is to be noted, however, they shared this look a moment later with the main Sandile; ultimately, it means, "A job well done."
:Iris and Ash spend the majority of the episode arguing. During a rescue of some Pokémon, however, losing his grip on a bridge made of {{p|Sandile}}, but Iris is there to grab his wrist, keeping hold of him as the Sandile righten themselves to safety. Afterward, the two look to each other and smile, having silently reconciled their differences. It is to be noted, however, they shared this look a moment later with the main Sandile; ultimately, it means, "A job well done."
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