This book is about Pokémon ships! Not a one-shot stories or whatever, just my opinion and rating on every ship! If I don't like a ship, please don't get offended, it's just my opinion on it
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Marilyn (Japanese: マリリン Marilyn) is a character of the day who appeared in Battling a Cute Drama!. After being bullied by her friends for believing the cutest Pokémon ever was Shellder, Marilyn grew increasingly concerned about trying to meet others expectations of cuteness. Marilyn became obsessed with the concept of cuteness as a result, even catching specific Pokémon to achieve the aesthetic. She developed her own cuteness criteria: a Pokémon is cute if its height is no more than 2 feet, if it has not evolved, and also if it looks "absolutely lovely". Pokémon that were not singled out as cute because of the latter rule included Mime Jr., Piplup, and Meowth. She rushed up to Ash and his friends when Dawn called out her Buneary. She subsequently challenged Dawn to a battle. During the battle, she ordered her Cherubi not to attack, in order to stall and keep the battling going on so she could witness a "valiant battle". Her preference for dramatic performance during the match proved irritating. Brock confronted Marilyn over her superficial attitude towards Pokémon, and decided to teach her about the inner strength and beauty of Pokémon with a three-on-three battle. Marilyn experienced a change of heart after witnessing Brock's Sudowoodo and Croagunk's determination, and therefore valiant manner, in battle. She quickly dropped her ditzy persona and opted to call out her Shellder, a Pokémon that she had been bullied for, onto the field. The match was interrupted by Team Rocket trying to steal her Pokémon, though she had her Shellder deal with them.
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MonroeShipping Facts: MonroeShipping is the belief that Brock and Marilyn are a romantic couple. The Shipping name is derived from the late movie actress, Marilyn Monroe, whom Marilyn shares her first name with. The two met and were only seen together in Battling a Cute Drama!.
