Fairy Tail:100 Years Quest burned the whole anime community with its flame of shocking turn of events in the recent episode of the series. The series is a sequel to Hiro Mashima’s Fairy Tail, which is followed after the defeat of Zeref and Acnologia at the hands of Natsu Dragneel, the main character of the series. Now they are on a new journey to the continent of Guiltina to accomplish the 100 Years Quest, which has been sitting unaccomplished for over a century.
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The first season of this series took off with a remarkable 9.8/10 rating for its sixth episode. This feat sparked discussion as well admiration among fans that even the log-running powerhouse like One Piece couldn’t manage. This announcement spread at lightning speed across different social media platforms. Currently, fans and viewers have turned toward revisiting their perception of this franchise.
Fairy Tail Sets New Visual and Narrative Standards
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The recently aired Fairy Tail:100 Years Quest episode six has left the whole anime community astonished. The visual representation in the episode pushed the boundaries to a new level than its predecessor. Though not revolutionary in every aspect, the animation in this episode shines in some of the key areas. It focuses on the fluid character movement, energetic action sequence, and magnificent magical effects that have brought Fairy Tail‘s world to life in ways not seen before.
The audiences weren’t just fixed by the new visualizations. The narrative standard is also equally balanced with the new character introduction – Ignia, the biological son of Igneel. The story’s progression also improved by carefully arranging the tone and tempo throughout the episode.
Even though the previous series was popular it was often criticized for animation quality and somewhat repetition of storylines. The 100 Years Quest adaptation appears to have gradually evolved from past mistakes and handed over that not only met the new demands but also exceeded fans’ expectations.
Fairy Tail’s New Benchmark Amidst Fans Critical Comments
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In terms of IMDB ratings, Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest is even more impressive to do better than some anime industry giants like One Piece. Its episode now holds a new position where only seven anime episodes have achieved a 9.8 rating. Making a place for itself among the legendary episodes from the series Attack on Titan and Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood.
The rating has split fans’ reactions and reflections within the Fairy Tail fandom and the larger anime community. Viewers became doubtful about the episode’s overall quality after the rating came out, and pointed out that the rating is based on a relatively small number of votes, which may be leading to biased results.
However, anime enthusiasts were not happy with this achievement of the recent episode. Some of them questioned the rating’s validity. Some others have debated over the high rating, explaining that the episode was good and better, but it doesn’t deserve to be that much rating in comparison to other highest-rating episodes.
Anyway, there is no disapproval that the episode has left an impact on the anime community despite the debates. The journey of Fairy Tail continues with the 100 Years Quest. And all eyes are set on the series.
Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest is available to watch on Crunchyroll.