The primary ones I can think of are Negi-Reimu and Peony-Minato. Pink Supervisor has a hard time with relationship memes - it's that whole episodic post thing.
Peony would suggesssstttt that Minato's lightening up a bit. He's been a bit freer in interaction and a bit more animated and Peony thinks that's nice to see - he's showing some wit and Peony likes it when the more silent or quiet kids start to relax a little because he's pretty tuned to receptive conversations - they're what he thrives off, and as people start to tune into that wavelength he starts to like them more. He does intend to keep an eye on the various personakids that he's met - in Minato's case he mostly assumes it just took a while to warm to camp.
Negi's response is much the same as to Marisa - it's kind of bizarre and nice to just sit back and talk about shop for a while. Reimu's definitely, er, more dry than Marisa (not that he means that in a bad way because he's Negi) but they're both perfectly talkative and it's just kind of... without any of the pretenses Negi typically (used to) have to lay out for his classmates and the like. Strange, but pleasant.
Peony would suggesssstttt that Minato's lightening up a bit. He's been a bit freer in interaction and a bit more animated and Peony thinks that's nice to see - he's showing some wit and Peony likes it when the more silent or quiet kids start to relax a little because he's pretty tuned to receptive conversations - they're what he thrives off, and as people start to tune into that wavelength he starts to like them more. He does intend to keep an eye on the various personakids that he's met - in Minato's case he mostly assumes it just took a while to warm to camp.
Negi's response is much the same as to Marisa - it's kind of bizarre and nice to just sit back and talk about shop for a while. Reimu's definitely, er, more dry than Marisa (not that he means that in a bad way because he's Negi) but they're both perfectly talkative and it's just kind of... without any of the pretenses Negi typically (used to) have to lay out for his classmates and the like. Strange, but pleasant.
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