History ShipTease / GenshinImpact

** Apparently Kaeya is an active shipper of both. He often comments on how curious it is to see both of them in the same place. In Diluc's Special Event, one of Kaeya's letters for Diluc reveal that Jean tried to disuade Diluc from leaving the Knights, but Kaeya stopped her from writing that letter.

** The two gods' first encounter with each other sounds in a field filled with Guizhong's favourite Glaze Lilies sounds like a MeetCute in a GardenOfLove. They went on to co-rule a nation named after a {{Portmanteau}} of their names, and amazingly Morax trusted Guizhong enough to never feel the need to establish any of the contracts he is known for with her, even as he acknowledged that they were simply cooperating because their interests aligned. Thousands of years after Guizhong's passing, Zhongli still keeps the [[TragicKeepsake Memory of Dust]] Guizhong made as a symbol of their "pledge" by his side, and occasionally visits the stone table where he used to drink with her and Cloud Retainer to quietly reminisce alone.

** During the “Waterborne Poetry” Event, Xiao refuses to participate, but agrees to follow the gala from afar when the Traveler asks nicely.
*** On Day 2 of the Event, the Traveler gets inspired by seeing Xiao from afar and improvised a verse about Sweet Dreams and how everyone can sleep safely thanks to Xiao. When Xiao listens to this, he teleports visibly taken aback.

* Zhongli and Guizhong
** The two gods's first encounter with each other sounds like a MeetCute in a GardenOfLove filled with Guizhong's favourite Glaze Lilies, and co-ruled a nation with a Portmanteau of their names. Thousands of years after Guizhong's passing, Zhongli still keeps the [[TragicKeepsake Memory of Dust]] by his side, and occasionally visits the stone table where he used to drink with her and Cloud Retainer to quietly reminisce alone.

* There was a book about a [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed thinly-disguised version of]] Yae Miko spoiling the Raiden Shogun named ''Pretty Please, Kitsune Guuji?'' for the Irodori Festival. An NPC pointed out how strange it is that Miko approves of its portrayal of the Shogun as dependent on the Guuji Yae. Though it is possible that Miko doesn't care about the novel's contents, the NPC in question also cosplayed as the analogue character to Miko from the novel, promoting it alongside a tie-in drink — suggesting that Miko does have an interest in its contents. The book is also described as a SpiritualSuccessor to ''Shogun Almighty: Reborn as Raiden With Unlimited Power'', and at the end of Act I of the Raiden Shogun's Story Quest, Miko mentions that she's interested in commissioning a sequel to the latter. More of their shipping [[HoYay/GenshinImpact here]].
* Itto and Sara:

* As of 4.1 Wriothesley and Clorinde became highly popular because of their PowerCouple scene when they try to contain the Primordial Sea, and their CasualDangerDialogue, which includes a SideBet. The way they work in perfect synchro shows that they either have excellent chemistry and timing, or that they have worked together before.

* As of 4.2 Wriothesley and Clorinde became highly popular because of their PowerCouple scene when they try to contain the Primordial Sea, and their CasualDangerDialogue, which includes a SideBet. The way they work in perfect synchro shows that they either have excellent chemistry and timing, or that they have worked together before.

** Apparently Kaeya is an active shipper of both. He often comments on how curious is to see both of them in the same place. In Diluc's Special Event, one of Kaeya's letters for Diluc reveal that Jean tried to disuade Diluc from leaving the Knights, but Kaeya stopped her from writing that letter.

* An example that doesn't involve the Traveler; There was a book about a [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed thinly-disguised version of]] Yae Miko spoiling the Raiden Shogun named ''Pretty Please, Kitsune Guuji?'' for the Irodori Festival. An NPC pointed out how strange it is that Miko approves of its portrayal of the Shogun as dependent on the Guuji Yae. Though it is possible that Miko doesn't care about the novel's contents, the NPC in question also cosplayed as the analogue character to Miko from the novel, promoting it alongside a tie-in drink — suggesting that Miko does have an interest in its contents. The book is also described as a SpiritualSuccessor to ''Shogun Almighty: Reborn as Raiden With Unlimited Power'', and at the end of Act I of the Raiden Shogun's Story Quest, Miko mentions that she's interested in commissioning a sequel to the latter.

* Ayaka's Story Quest, playable-voice-overs and other interactions make it very clear she's developed feelings for the Traveler, as well as showing a few opportunities to suggest it's not unrequited. She performs a private dance for the Traveler and is very attached to them as her first friend.

* An example that doesn't involve the Traveler; There was a book about a [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed thinly-disguised version of]] Yae Miko spoiling the Raiden Shogun named ''Pretty Please, Kitsune Guuji?'' for the Irodori Festival. An NPC pointed out how strange it is that Miko approves of its portrayal of the Shogun as dependent on the Guuji Yae. Though it is possible that Miko doesn't care about the novel's contents, the NPC in question also cosplayed as the analogue character to Miko from the novel, promoting it alongside a tie-in drink — suggesting that Miko does have an interest in its contents. The book is also described in its description as a SpiritualSuccessor to ''Shogun Almighty: Reborn as Raiden With Unlimited Power'', and at the end of Act I of the Raiden Shogun's Story Quest, Miko mentions that she's interested in commissioning a sequel to the latter.

* An example that doesn't involve the Traveler; There is a book about a [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed thinly-disguised version of]] Yae Miko spoiling the Raiden Shogun named ''Pretty Please, Kitsune Guuji?'' for the Irodori Festival. An NPC points out how strange it is that Miko approves of its portrayal of the Shogun as dependent on the Guuji Yae. Though it is possible that Miko doesn't care about the novel's contents, the NPC in question also cosplays as the analogue character to Miko from the novel, promoting it alongside a tie-in drink — suggesting that Miko does have an interest in its contents. The book is also described in its description as a SpiritualSuccessor to ''Shogun Almighty: Reborn as Raiden With Unlimited Power'', and at the end of Act I of the Raiden Shogun's Story Quest, Miko mentions that she's interested in commissioning a sequel to the latter.

** At the end of his Story Quest, Lyney gives the Traveler a Rainbow Rose. Unlike roses in Mondstadt's language of flowers, Rainbow Roses in Fontaine represent [[SomethingAboutARose passion and romantic encounters]], which he had already known about. He also reacts in an uncharacteristically embarrassed manner Paimon lets this slip in front of Lynette and Charlotte.

** His Hangout Event is also full of this, as it begins with him offering to take the Traveler on a trip to various nations with him using his leftover travel expenses because going alone would be boring. The Traveler can also flirt with him, which he entertains and flirts with in return, and there's a Hangout Memory of the Traveler holding his hand.

** During the Three Realms Gateway Offering, a shrine maiden seems incredibly happy to see the Traveler and Kokomi together and makes a big deal out of the fact she allows the Traveler to call her by her first name.

** In his playable voiceovers, he repeatedly flirts with the Traveler, repeatedly complimenting their beauty and insinuating he enjoys their company very much.

** In her "Hello" voice-over (quoted at the top), she invites the Traveler to join her and "bear witness" to the "historical moment" that is Liyue's rapid changing nature.

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* ShipTease: A few of her voice-overs have some clear hints that she's got a thing for the Traveler.