Fairy Tail Episode 278 Sub
Last time we saw Natsu & Lucy and Happy the cat, they ran off to find their friends. Pro evolution soccer 2013 download. Pokemon nds hack. Running hand-in-hand, they sprinted away from Fiore’s army, just like in the very first episode of Fairy Tail.
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That was 2-and-a-half years ago for anime watchers. Now, we get the FINAL arcs of Hiro Mashima’s most successful work.
Fairy Tail Episode 278 Release Date
I have read Fairy Tail’s manga through to the end, thanks to a friend, but will refrain from spoiling anything in this review beyond vague concepts and PLOT POINTS FROM EARLIER in the series. So if for some reason you’re reading a review of the new show before finishing Fairy Tail 2014, YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. Serious Beginning Our very first scene takes place quite some way into the future, with Fairy Tail’s Strongest Team reunited. It’s a scene from later in the next arc and foreshadows the ordeal that our favorite guild has to go through. Unless you’ve read the manga, however, you won’t have A CLUE what’s going on, so don’t worry about out-of-sequence events.
(A comparison just struck me: this opening scene evokes the flash-forward from the beginning of Naruto Shippuden, where the show skips ahead to the reunion of its two main characters before returning to the inciting events. Fairy Tail’s example isn’t as plot-heavy, but it accomplishes much the same purpose.) After this first “ in media res” scene, we pick up about where you’d expect, with our main trio searching for the disbanded members of Fairy Tail. The episode takes its time easing us back into the world of our titular guild, with some wacky smackdown of a monster and a fireside reminiscence about past events. It’s a quiet scene, notably so for a series so laden with bombast. Coupled with the flash-forward at the beginning, it creates an air of melancholy flowing through the episode. You get a sense of finality to events, a stark contrast to the Hamster-Wheel of Shonen, where the heroes just keep running on into the future. Here, however, there’s an undercurrent of ending, even though the final arc is JUST BEGINNING.