Fairy Tail #7
SCORE: 63
I am enjoying my walk through of the Fairy Tail manga one book at a
time. Fairy Tail #7 is the last one I recently completed reading.
Thankfully I had the $10.99 to purchase this manga volume. Chapters
49-56 are covered in Fairy Tail #7. There are also some bonus content at
the end of this manga volume as well. Some of it is interesting and
other parts did not interest me that much. There will be spoilers in
this review.
The issues families can have with Fairy Tail #7 are violence, magic,
lack of attire, enticement to lust, blood, bad language, and more. The
Guild battle continues in Fairy Tail #7. Master Makarov gets injured in
Fairy Tail #7. He is taken to a lady in the woods that does not like
people. She is helping him heal. Erza also winds up wounded after she
stops this giant magical cannon from destroying the Fairy Tail Guild. It
is now up to Natsu to try and stop the cannon from firing. Natsu winds
up taking out the one of the four elements of Phantom Lord that powers
the horrible spell being written in the sky. Fairy Tail knows what to do
to finish this in the next manga volume.
There is a lot of fighting and battling within Fairy Tail #7. Elfman
makes a major breakthrough in terms of turning into a beastman in Fairy
Tail #7. I forgot that he could initially only do one arm at a time. In
Fairy Tail #7 he has a breakthrough and is now able to do a full body
transformation. I am so much farther in the anime that I forgot he had
that limitation. This is one of the reasons I am enjoying going through
the manga now. I am also holding off on some anime for other series
until I finish reading the manga. I am not a fan of making the waters
all muddy if you know what I mean.
Lucy is still the center of Fairy Tail #7. Her father hired Phantom Lord
to kidnap her. She is wants to do her own thing and she wants to be a
part of Fairy Tail. At the same time Lucy feels guilty that her
guildmates are getting hurt for her. The emotion in Fairy Tail #7 is
deep and strong. I can certainly identify with that. I can also identify
with the lady in the woods. The older I get the less I want to interact
with other human beings. I would love to be in the mountains with a home
inside the side of the mountain. We will see what the Lord has for me.
Juvia and Gray have an interesting battle in Fairy Tail #7. That battle
is not completed though. Juvia with her water power and Gray with his
ice power are an interesting power combination to see in a fight. That
should wrap up in the next volume of this manga if memory serves.
- Paul
Graphics: 55%
Writing: 65%
Replay/Extras: 73%
Story: 65%
Family Friendly Factor: 55%
System: Manga
Publisher: Kodansha Comic
Author: Hiro Mashima
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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