I Couldn’t Resist 😂

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Random guy: So is Hange Zoe like, y’know, with someone?

Levi: Now when you say ‘with someone’, do you mean as in ‘in a romantic/sexual/personal monogamous relationship with a man who will go to war with any and every fuckboi in this proximity for their heart’? Then the answer is yes.

Levi: Oh and that man is me, so I’ve got my fucking eye on you.

What I like about Fairy Tail

I’ve seen alot of people saying they don’t like Fairy Tail, and I respect that of course it’s their opinion. Which means this is also my opinion, please don’t try to take anything personally.

1. The characters

Fairy Tail is full of interesting and different characters. I don’t mean just the main group, but everyone.

I love the heartwarming way the characters act together and I also love their bonds and relationships. I enjoy seeing animes where there isn’t alot of love triangles constantly being throw in your face, or drama between characters. My favorite character is Lucy Heartfilia, she’s cute, smart, nice and tries to protect her friends dearest to her. I know she isn’t the strongest wizard but she doesn’t care, she still tries to help out her friends in need.

I love the members of Fairy Tail, aswell as the other guild’s. They are so interesting and unique and it’s so nice.

2. The ships

I know, everyone has different ships within fairy tail and that’s alright but these are my own ships. Natsu and Lucy are adorable, and they have a relationship based on mutual trust, and friendship. They are one of the most developed relationship I have ever seen in an anime. You can really see the difference from the first time they met to now. Levy and Gajeel always had a bit of sexual tension, and I always expected them to get together before everyone else. Its the “bad boy and good girl,” trope that gets overused but in fairy tail it works pretty well. Jellal and Erza are one of the most obvious ones that make me scream. They knew each other since they were small babies and they obviously care for each other. He sees Erza as his saviour and light in the dark and she gives him hope. She sees him as the small child that once was her best friend. I really do hope they end up together because they would make one bad add couple. Juvia and Gray is the obvious Senpai ship. Juvia is obsessed with Gray and Gray tried to deny her. Yet, the character development is crazy. He sees her as a strong wizard and a caring person, and even though she does annoy him he still cares about her. I do think Gray has changed his mindset about Juvia since she joined the guild.

Some ships I do ship, but not really based on alot of evidence is Mira and Laxus, and Happy and Carla. They are cute but I haven’t seen any development.

3. The magic

I love the magic in this anime, it’s so pretty, cool and interesting. Espically the different types of magic, I thought it would get boring since there were multiple people with the same magic but no, it’s the opposite. The idea of only a certain amount of people having the same magic is fascinating.

4. The humor

Fairy Tail is definitely comedic, it’s very funny. I have enjoyed the humor in this anime for a while now and I have never stopped. Its hilarious!

5. The drawing style

Yes I know the anime and manga are different but I love the manga. The drawing style is so simple yet so beautiful. I have never gotten tired of how pretty and detailed hiros comics are.

6. The length

For someone just joining Fairy Tail it may be bad that it’s so long! But for me, I’ve been here since the beginning and I love it. I like longer manga and anime series and it also doesn’t end right away…which makes me sad.

7. The plot

I have always enjoy the plot in Fairy Tail, the twists and turns and character development and cool magic and cute outfits. Who wouldn’t love it? I enjoy the intense plot and interesting facts about this other world. I love it

Those were a few things I love about Fairy Tail, hope you enjoyed. If you want me to make another list of something, let me know.

Using the hobbit age of adulthood (33) and average life expectancy (100), and comparing them to the legal age of adulthood in 1937 England (21) and life expectancy at the time (~late 50s early 60s):

Frodo (51, physically unchanged since 33) is the equivalent of a human 32-33 year old, and looks 21

Sam (39) is the equivalent of a human 24-25 year old

Merry (37) is the equivalent of a human 23-24 year old

And Pippin (29) is the equivalent of a human 18-19 year old, and by both hobbit and 1937 English tradition, still underage.

When we first meet them before the timeskip:

Frodo (33) - the equivalent of a 21 year old (barely, it was the days after his birthday)

Sam (21) - the equivalent of a human 13 year old (Which is adorable, bc his father describes him as constantly being over at the Baggins’ house, listening raptly to Bilbo’s stories)

Merry (19) - the equivalent of a human 12 year old (which is really funny because Merry is chilling at Frodos house and helping him distribute the stuff from Bilbo’s will and kind of affectionately sasses Frodo quité a bit and that’s so much funnier thinking of Merry as a literal child, which didn’t occur to me when I was listening to that scene)

We don’t meet Pippin but he’d be 11. The equivalent of a human 7 year old.

During the timeskip it talks about how Frodo mostly hangs out with the younger hobbits and is closest to Merry and Pippin out of everyone, and when I was listening, I was just like “oh okay his friends just happen to be younger” but no they were both literal kids for most of that timeskip, Frodo’s that guy who hangs out with kids because grownups all exhaust him.

(and meanwhile, the kids are just like LOOK ITS OUR COOL BIG BROTHER FRODO)

Bonus – I don’t remember the exact numbers, but Bilbo is basically a guy in his 80s who looks 33. Which really drives the ring thing home imo

two rides

On Celegorm, I guess

Celegorm ran away from home to join the church. 

I think the Hunt of Orome can be reasonably defined as a religious order. More an order of knights than of monks, sure, but as they served Orome (basically a diety) directly, the religious aspect is explicit, I think

And when you think of it that way, you can say that Celegorm had a job. ln the religious structure of Valinor. Working for a god. I like the consider the Hunter of Oromë conservationists, tilling Eru’s land or whatever, and I don’t think that’s really an ‘out there’ interpretation. They’re gamekeepers. For the church.

Keeping all that in mind, what does that all mean for Celegorm’s character? Well, hot take of the day, I think it means that (as a character) Celegorm has more in common with Percy fucking Weasley than he does with Charlie Weasley. 

Let me explain (in a largely incoherent, jokey way).

Czytaj dalej

ITS 2AM AND THIS IS THE FUNNIEST SHIT I CANT STOP WHEEZING

BADASS FINLAND

“in the heat of battle, the short man from eastern finland climbed on top of a massive soviet tank. before setting it on fire with a molotov cocktail, he knocked on the crew hatch door and shouted, ‘open up, ivan – death is knocking!’”

the world belongs to you ♔ an eastern promises mafia au series ♔

Was reading a little thing about Maglor settling in the Shire, and I was thinking about how they have all this genealogy and it’s just.

Hobbit: I can trace my parentage way back to [don’t want to think of an old hobbit nam]

Maglor: I don’t have a great-grandfather