Episode 19 Fairy Tail’s 100-Year Mission

With the Aldoron arc in the rearview mirror, it’s time to move onto something new, and I’m looking forward to seeing what the next adventure brings. However, I don’t think it will be fairy tail If this transition isn’t done in the silliest way possible, we’ll end up with a nonstop stream of jokes, callbacks, and, of course, fan service. Although not all of this has been successfully implemented, it can at least be combined well to lay a good starting point for future development.

As you may have guessed by now, we ended up with fan service That’s part of the equation, as the girls all hang out in a nearby bathtub until they’re interrupted by Brandish. She decides to have some fun shrinking them with magic, but she gets bored and leaves before remembering to change them back. Tails’ attempts to track her movements end up getting weird, as hinted at, and the most memorable (or cursed) bit is when Juvia ends up entering while Gray is trying to stop others from seeing her naked body. Gray’s mouth. With how many kinks have been shown in this series, I’m a little shocked it took this long to get to something porn-related, but Juvia as usual while simply using Gray’s mouth as a pillow sounds like it to you Like a horrific mental image, it’s nothing compared to how it all ends. When Lucy finally meets Brandish, she returns to normal size in time and ends up on top of Natsu in public, while Gray spits out Juvia, who will undoubtedly haunt me for the rest of my life My memories are in this mortal plane.

While all this is happening, the White Mage finally wakes up and isn’t too happy that her hunt for the Dragon God is going so poorly. She claims she’s been hunting down powerful wizards in service to a place called Elendil, but before we learn what that means, she attempts to use one of Tuka’s spells to get there. However, this ultimately backfired and she ended up in Edoras with Team Natsu, who landed in a different place than her.

This gives us a chance to catch up on the Edolas version fairy tail The guild members have grown a lot over the past nine years and now have families of their own. Edoras Gray and Juvia have a son of their own, while Edoras Natsu and Lucy have a daughter, and between that and the whole joke about the “fairy nails” version of the latter pair, it feels really The island is just teasing us out of spite (especially since even in this series, Lucy is still embarrassed about her and Natsu becoming an item).

Romantic quibbles aside, this revelation at least gives us an incredible joke of Natsu and Gray butting heads, as it looks like their other child might be interested in each other, and the idea of ​​these two becoming in-laws sounds like It’s hilarious, so I can only hope this sequel ends with this actually happening. Even less funny was the joke about Wendy being jealous of her rival and later the older version of Coco’s cup size, although that was another weird joke that I’d somehow gotten used to, but it didn’t make it slightly less tiring , I hope Majima can move on. The only thing that’s slightly less exhausting is that the group reunites with Mystogan and discovers that Edoras’ version of Elsa has since become his obedient maid… a “loyal soldier”, although seeing a It’s kind of lame that a previously formidable villain is asking to be stepped on. Annoyed.

However, it’s because of that last bit of silliness that we finally understand what’s going on. When they went to visit Mystogan, he revealed to the others that there was another world besides Earth on their target list when Edoras proposed a plan to drain other worlds of magic. That world is Elantir, which also happens to be the home of the Moon Dragon, who has the ability to jump between dimensions. Assuming both Tuka and the White Mage originated there, that would at least explain why there was a transcendence that Kara didn’t know about, and also give us an idea of ​​how the White Mage and Moon Dragon are connected, so I’m pretty sure as things progress. Interested in learning more related information. However, although I am not too opposed to fairy tail Doing a second arc involving an alternate world, I at least hope it doesn’t lead to getting a fourth variant fairy tail Guild, because there’s a limit to the number of jokes. Potential fears aside, though, this seems like a good setup for the next leg of this adventure, and while I’m not terribly optimistic about its payoff, I’m hopeful it will. More rewarding at a time.

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Fairy Tail: The 100 Year Quest Currently streaming on Crunchyroll.