Wrecked Ship
Spooky crashed ship in Super Metroid. Home to the ghosts of the captain, Phantoom, and his crew. Where Samus finds the Gravity Suit and a frequent stop on the pth to Maridia.
Wrecked Ship by Jose Quervo February 21, 2005
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ship-wrecked
When a fan of a series makes a prediction about relationships between characters but is devastated to discover the inaccuracy of said predictions, that fan is said to be ship-wrecked.
Certain Harry Potter fans found themselves ship-wrecked when Harry entered a relationship with Ginny.
ship-wrecked by burdettb November 1, 2010
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ship wrecker
Let’s say you have a favorite band ship.Then a pair of members does something together that makes you rethink what your favorite ship is.
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