Hello everyone, it's just Po with you. I saw a contest for anime reviews and since I am an avid amateur, I decided to participate. I decided to make a review on the anime Fairy Tail. Have fun reading) This will be more of a tale about the shoals of this "masterpiece" than a laudatory ode, so get ready and don't criticize too much. Go.

Introduction

Fairy Tail is a manga written by mangaka Hiro Mashima - the author of such masterpieces as Rave Master or Monster Hunter Orage. An anime with the same name was filmed based on it in 2009. In 2012, the film Fairy Tail: The Priestess of the Firebird was released. On March 30, the anime was suspended, citing the fact that the anime is catching up with the manga. The author received an award for this anime from the publishing house "Kodansha" for the best senen manga.

Hiro Mashima is a talented mangaka who wrote a Rave Master, which in my opinion is sooo good, and a Monster Hunter who is also poorly worked out. He always has good ideas of the world, good antagonists and main characters. And before the Fairy Tail manga, or rather before the 3rd arch, I didn't even suspect that he had a weakness in staging fights.

The main characters of this masterpiece are Natsu Dragneel, Gray Fullbuster, Lucy Heartfilia, Happy and Erza Scarlett. You can see them on most posters and pictures on this anime. Each of the characters has a personal storyline of the past, which is quite well conceived, but merged in the future. This company, unlike everyone else, especially developed G syndrome. They are all unkillable, and each of them is able to withstand any attacks alone. A striking example of this is Happy, who withstood the explosion of almost Hiroshima, being in its epicenter and nothing serious happened to him, abrasions and bruises, as always. A good idea with stories of the past, but still in the present, apparently mangaka decided not to study.

The plot consists of several arches or chapters. Each of them has its own antagonist, who is well thought out as a character, but merged at the end of Natsu and Co. As a rule, all arches are similar to each other, only the villains and their methods of villainy change, as well as the number of Power ups. Magic or abilities change there, too, and their ideas themselves are just as good, but my God, how they are merged... The arch begins with the receipt of some task. Natsu and Co are given the task of dragging someone somewhere, protecting, defeating, and so on. There they are trying to do something and for some reason, for unknown reasons, they become involved in a wild showdown with incredibly strong (as they are positioned) opponents, against whom the chance to survive is zero. However, the syndrome of the main character has developed very strongly in this company and they always defeat everyone not by force, not by magic, but simply by constant Power-ups and endless endurance. And after that Natsu shouts something life-affirming like "WE ARE A GUILD - WE ARE A FORCE!!!" or "OUR STRENGTH IS IN UNITY!!".

The battles unfold according to a well-known and similar scheme. I'll tell you about it now. At first, Natsu and Co become embroiled in a wild battle against very strong (supposedly) rivals. At first, they are savorily farted and given a cradle, but despite this, none of the antagonists commit acts such as cutting off a hand or instant murder by cutting off a head, etc. Therefore, GG syndrome always protects the main characters from all the strongest spells. Well, actually, apparently, this is why they get off with only abrasions and bruises from all the strongest blows, but there are no serious wounds, because they calmly then get up and talk. Most of all, these conversations are unnerving in the middle of a fight, when everyone just stands and talks and talks and talks. Now the system itself.

Natsu and Ko get cradled by strong rivals getting a couple of abrasions.

Villains talk and talk about their plans and power.

Natsu shouts something life-affirming like "I and my guild are ONE!!!"

Natsu and Co. have Power up it is unclear why and how, as well as all serious (allegedly) injuries disappear, despite the fact that until recently their bodies carried concrete columns into rubble and a couple of ribs at least but had to break.

Well, actually Natsu takes out the main antagonist of the arch and shouts something life-affirming again.

This template is applicable to most action games and battles, there are small digressions, but they are small.

And I also forgot to say that all the villains have a SOOO big ping, because even out of 1000 shells that they throw at the Main Characters, none of them hits. So be prepared.

This is a great skill of our main characters and the Fairy Tail Guild in general. It consists in persuading the villains to go off the path of evil and become good nurses, protect the good and love.

He is a charismatic villain with strength and power, pursuing a goal and organizing everything competently.

And he turns into a fig knows what. Just a blurry vanilla nyash, who craves love for everyone and defends justice, blurring in a smile and in the end allows himself to just be taken and imprisoned for the rest of his days. In the end, he will be saved anyway, but the fact that later he will wear clothes with hearts is somehow gay or something, and he is straight, although he rejects Erza Scarlet, who has a pretty good appearance. Such a skill rolls on many who will stay with people from the Fairy Tail for too long.

What can I say in conclusion? First of all: the idea was not bad, the characters are also not bad, but the fighting and the last stage of the GG syndrome very much messed up this anime. Secondly: the action is very, very lame, the antagonists are colorful, but they are so merged that I want to cry, etc. In the end, this anime was screwed up and is still being done only to pump money, apparently. The plot is obvious and very open. There are a whole bunch of powerful shoals in the battles of specific characters, a very loose system of abilities and a one-sided character of characters who, for some reason, in specific situations suddenly change to the opposite. So on a five-point scale, this anime deserves 3 points. Why? Are there not enough joints? The secret trump card is graphics. In the initial series, it was not bad, but in the end it's just squalor. Because this anime deserves 3 points.

Well, this is my review on Fairy Tail. It's the first one I've ever done. With you was just PO, see you again)

P.S. I re-uploaded this review due to the fact that I didn't have a bit of a problem with the Plot and About the characters. There, either I messed up, or there was a glitch, but the text was deleted in general) Since it was no longer possible to edit in that message, I filled it in again.