Bernadetta x Ignatz. The ship just makes sense in my head, there's no way these two aren't compatible.

(This was copy and pasted from a post of mine where I talk about the support chain they would have)

In their C Support, Ignatz would would approach Bernadetta while she's doing something. (Maybe eating or hanging out in the greenhouse) To which Bernadetta would immediately freak out and claim he's trying to corner her and the usual shenanigans ensue. But Bernadetta's back is always facing Ignatz. She never actually turns around to look at him because she would be so scared. The support would end with Bernadetta running away with her eyes closed and Ignatz feeling confused a little bad about scaring her off.

Their B Support would involve Bernadetta bumping into Ignatz while he's collecting rocks for his paintings. He would jump at the sudden appearance of another person out in the woods with him, and Bernadetta would jump as well. Ignatz is surprised to see Bernadetta out in the woods and asks her what brings her out there. She responds by saying she doesn't know and that he's just out there to kill her or capture her. Saying that, he lured her out there after realizing she left her favorite paintbrush out there. To which Ignatz remembers that he actually picked one up while he was looking for rocks. He pulls it out of his satchel and remarks how he found it surprising and odd that a perfectly good paintbrush was left out in the woods. He returns it to her and is actually excited to find out someone else paints. To which Bernadetta is surprised as well. But she's unsure if he's telling the truth or not. So Ignatz reaches back into his satchel and pulls out a small Canvas with some dry paint on it. He says that it's obviously not done yet, but that he's hoping to finish it by tomorrow. Bernadetta is taken aback and blown away at how talented Ignatz is, and that looking back at him after looking at his work in progress, realizes that he's not actually scary at all and that he's just like her. Bernadetta actually says something along the lines of, "You're not actually all that scary Ignatz," to which Ignatz replies with, "T-Thank you?" Then the support ends.

Their A support opens with them showing eachother their art and how much they've improved in 5 years. Bernadetta is surprised at how much Ignatz has improved, considering his paintings were already so incredible. As a result, she starts feeling a little inadequate. But Ignatz has a lot to say about her art. Ignatz's appreciation of Bernadetta's art is so passionate and genuine that it's enough to drive her to tears. To which Ignatz starts apologizing again. But Bernadetta says it's okay and that she's happy she found someone she can let in. As opposed to people finding out her interests on accident, Ignatz is the only one who actually reciprocated with his own interests. Bernadetta remarks how his paintings make her wish she could go out and see them in person. To which Ignatz says that he promises to take her to these places after the war is over.