Fairy Tail 100 Years Quest Without Seeing Fairy Tail
Okay, so I jumped into *Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest*… without watching *Fairy Tail* first. Confession time: I'm judging a book by its extremely sparkly cover.
And guess what? It’s kinda fun! Like, I’m missing a lot of backstory, obviously.
But the giant monsters are cool. The magic powers are flashy. It’s like watching a really long, really intense anime music video.
Dragons? Sure, Why Not?
I see dragons. Lots and lots of dragons. Apparently, there's this whole dragon god thing happening. I'm just nodding along. "Yep, dragons. Powerful. Got it."
Natsu is… a dude who yells a lot and breathes fire. Seems about right for a dragon slayer, I guess? He’s also got a ridiculously loyal crew.
They all look like they stepped out of a J-Pop band, honestly. Very colorful and energetic.
The Power of Friendship? I Think So.
The whole Fairy Tail guild seems built on the foundation of… friendship? Okay, maybe a little too much friendship. Like, aggressively friendly.
They keep saying things like "We'll do it together!" It’s sweet. And also a little overwhelming.
I’m assuming that camaraderie is the secret weapon. They're probably powered by good vibes and the unwavering belief in each other.
My Unpopular Opinion: It's Manageable!
Here’s the thing: I don’t feel *totally* lost. The plot throws you into the deep end, sure.
But the basic story? Evil stuff happening, good guys gotta stop it. It’s a classic. You can piece it together.
Is it better with the original series context? Probably. Am I having a good time anyway? Absolutely!
Magic Items and Mayhem
They're always finding weird, magical items. Swords that talk, potions that… do stuff? It's a lot. I'm here for it.
The fights are pretty epic. Lots of explosions, crazy powers, and dramatic poses. Perfect for turning off your brain and just enjoying the ride.
One character even turns into… a giant suit of armor? Okay, Fairy Tail, you have my attention.
So, Should You Jump In Blind?
Maybe? It depends. Are you okay with being confused sometimes?
Can you accept that you're missing a ton of inside jokes and character development? If yes, then go for it!
Honestly, sometimes it’s fun to just dive into something without knowing all the rules. Like a magical treasure hunt, but with more explosions.
Will I Eventually Watch *Fairy Tail*?
Probably. Eventually. All this dragon talk has piqued my interest. And I kind of want to know what's so special about this Gray guy that everyone keeps mentioning.
But for now, I’m perfectly happy experiencing *Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest* in my own, slightly chaotic way.
It’s like showing up late to a party, but the music’s good, and everyone’s having fun. So you just start dancing. And hope you don’t spill your drink on anyone important.
Who knows, maybe I'll become a full-fledged *Fairy Tail* fan after all. Even if I did start at the end (or… the sequel).
