Fairy Tail Vol 3
Aug. 20th, 2008 01:23 amDue to a discussion at ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
telophase's journal about books based on RPGs, this line especially amused me:
"The Black Wizard Zeref! He was the most evil wizard in the history of magic. Who could have imagined that his dark legacy of hundreds of years ago could appear in our world today?"
Because if anyone was reading this and had any doubts about it being a spoof on RPGs, that should have settled them. It is and it loves it.
I was surprised that this entire volume was a continuation of the story begun in Vol 2. I'm not sure why. Maybe because the first volume and a half were one or two chapter stories.
I am confused on the subject of Erza/Ezra's name. I swear it was Ezra in Vol 2, but now it's Erza. Del Rey! I am not used to such inconsistencies from you! I was a little disappointed by how short her fights were, as she's supposed to be the badass everyone else is scared of, but then I realized that it was the Byakuya Principle: With a person of that level, the fights are either over really fast, or the opponent is on a similar level, which threatens the entire landscape. Also, while her normal wardrobe is a relatively sensible ensemble of boots, a knee-length skirt and full upper body armor,
( spoiler )
I have determined that Gray is like SDK's Hotaru: his brain may be vacationing on another planet, but he has random flashes of sheer genius. And you'd better notice it when he does.
And Lucy needs to change her locks. Gray and Natsu are far too fond of random bouts of breaking and entering. This is especially bad given Gray's tendency to randomly strip.
telophase's journal about books based on RPGs, this line especially amused me:"The Black Wizard Zeref! He was the most evil wizard in the history of magic. Who could have imagined that his dark legacy of hundreds of years ago could appear in our world today?"
Because if anyone was reading this and had any doubts about it being a spoof on RPGs, that should have settled them. It is and it loves it.
I was surprised that this entire volume was a continuation of the story begun in Vol 2. I'm not sure why. Maybe because the first volume and a half were one or two chapter stories.
I am confused on the subject of Erza/Ezra's name. I swear it was Ezra in Vol 2, but now it's Erza. Del Rey! I am not used to such inconsistencies from you! I was a little disappointed by how short her fights were, as she's supposed to be the badass everyone else is scared of, but then I realized that it was the Byakuya Principle: With a person of that level, the fights are either over really fast, or the opponent is on a similar level, which threatens the entire landscape. Also, while her normal wardrobe is a relatively sensible ensemble of boots, a knee-length skirt and full upper body armor,
( spoiler )I have determined that Gray is like SDK's Hotaru: his brain may be vacationing on another planet, but he has random flashes of sheer genius. And you'd better notice it when he does.
And Lucy needs to change her locks. Gray and Natsu are far too fond of random bouts of breaking and entering. This is especially bad given Gray's tendency to randomly strip.
