#also i tried to answer without getting into my reasons for disliking sinja

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hi I new to your blog and can I ask Why do you ship sindra and not sinjaf? (not to be rude , just curious you don't have to answer!)

Thank you so much for the ask! 

There’s actually a lot of cute Sindra moments in Sinbad no Bouken. I’d love to compile a complete list of them, but instead I’ll just give you a summary of some of the significant ones I remember under the cut. If I’ve missed any, please feel free to reblog and add your favorite Sindra things! 

Drakon coming to respect Sinbad in Baal, Drakon coming to Sinbad’s rescue in Valefor

Drakon being cute and tsundere while telling Sinbad that he’s going back to Parthevia

Drakon becoming the first household member while having the sweetest, softest, gayest smile on his face 

After Drakon assimilates, it’s Sinbad’s stories that give him hope again. It’s Sinbad he turns to for help. 

“You’re not a monster!” 

This panel.

This hand kiss. 

“I’m glad I met you. Thank you, Sinbad.” 

Drakon tenderly holding Sinbad’s hand, while saying that he chose to walk the same path as Sinbad, while Sinbad blushes. 

After Sinbad returns from the Madriel company, “he was worried about you he’s just pretending to be cool. Also, Drakon seems to have found a place where he belongs here.” 

Drakon chooses to stay with Sinbad after Serendine leaves. “With certainty in my heart, I chose to stay by my lord’s side. And that lord is you, Sinbad. Not Serendine… The path that you choose is the path that I will take right by your side.”

This panel. 

This panel. I choose to believe that Drakon made a love confession in SnB 141, and Sinbad has accepted his feelings.

Skipping ahead to Magi, I just think that it’s significant that Sinbad entrusted the ruling of Sindria, which is the one thing that has been the most important thing in his entire life, to Drakon after he stepped down.

These two panels

IN WHICH DRAKON LOOKS LIKE HE’S ABOUT TO CRY

In conclusion, Sindra is a quality ship and everyone should ship it, thanks for coming to my TEDTalk.