It is extremely violent and suggestive and people use swear words left and right. Things like shit, crap, bitch, ass There is also a character who is always stripping and appears butt naked many times throughout the show. Full body shots of naked people, instead of just their upper bodies. If you are under 13 and are reading this, i know it would make you think its an exiting show, and believe me it is, but im not here to write about how awesome it is. Im here to write about all the bad stuff.
My parents dont think i should have watched it, and im beginning to think I should have listened to them. Read my mind 1. Teen, 13 years old Written by Crimson Raven January 21, To All Mothers Who Are Looking At This Review Although Fairy Tail may have things you don't want your child to see early in life, like overemphasized breasts, or a boy's naked chest, unlike other cartoons I've seen, Fairy Tail is actually pretty kid friendly.
When I watched this show, it changed the way I did things in a really good way. It taught me to never stop fighting for your friends, to never give up, and taught me that if you try hard and keep on going, nothing can stop you.
Maybe this show isn't the best thing for 5 year olds, but age 10 and up, definitely. Read my mind. Teen, 13 years old Written by Justashipper September 21, Amazing Show Personally I thought it was amazing, I only think it's kind of iffy because they have some sexual references every once in a while.
The show is captivating and has good morals though. Read my mind 2. Kid, 10 years old May 9, Nah Entirety age appropriate this show is amazing. Suitable for kids if they can handle it! This is perfect for kids if they can handle it. Although sometimes fan service can show.
Fun I love this show! Yes there is some violence but its not that bad. Its funny and very relaxing when coming back from school. The only thing that I don"t like is that one of the girls in that show Lucy has big chest and dose not do anything. I have one question: I was watching the first season on Netflix and I want to know were could I find the other season?
Kid, 11 years old November 27, I absolutely adore Fairy Tail. I started watching it a month ago and I'm caught up already. I think you'd fall in love with the characters, even grow hatred for them. This is an obsessive anime with so much positive messages, good role models, and comedy. It's true that there might be a little sexual themes, but it will never really expose anything. It's just supposed to add to the comedy of the show. The anime includes sad themes, funny themes, dramatic themes, happy themes, and it's just amazing.
The anime has fantasy and good messages about being loyal to your friends. Also so many beautiful quotes. The anime may seem non-serious at times, but trust me, it can make you laugh out loud, and it can make you scream in tears. This anime will always be my favorite. Kid, 10 years old June 4, Best Anime Ever. This anime is about friendship. If someone messes with your friends Its a world with magic and the main character Natsu Dragneel is very compassionate about his guild Fairy Tail which everyone treats each other like family because they might not have families them selves.
It gets extremely emotional sometimes. And by sometimes I mean a lot of times. You shouldn't sacrifice your self for your friends. The best style of animation is a very subjective category and ultimately comes down to personal preference. The Seven Deadly Sins takes this category. The reasoning behind this choice is because the animation is less cartoonish than Fairy Tail. Both shows have phenomenal and even similar at times animation.
However, Fairy Tail includes more chibi style animations sometimes. Character development is a very important part of most good anime. It is a huge feat to create dynamic characters from the start of the series and shows their growth throughout their trials and tribulations. In this category, Seven Deadly Sins comes out ahead. Although Fairy Tail has it's moments of growth looking at you Gajeel and Juvia The Seven Deadly Sins growth is just exponentially better than its competitor.
Meliodas, Diane, and Ban's character growth throughout the series are incredible. Meliodas is an ever-changing character in the series and his disposition is a constant worry for the whole group. Diane's origin story is a heartwrenching one, but necessary for us to understand her actions and her relationship with King.
Ban is another sin that has an interesting story. We get to revisit his childhood a bit and peek into the window of his young life. His flashbacks of Elaine and how she changed him is another key story to his evolution. Both anime are gratuitous in their fan service.
They give us plenty and really cater to the fans in that area. Score: 7. Ranked: 2 2 based on the top anime page. Write a Review. More Reviews. Sep 27, Overall Rating : 2. Apr 7, Overall Rating : Nov 2, Overall Rating : 5. Dec 25, Overall Rating : 3. Mar 2, Dec 10, Overall Rating : 6.
Add your rating See all kid reviews. Natsu is a powerful wizard endowed with rare fire magic who's on a quest to find his foster parent, a dragon named Igneel who disappeared years ago. Lucy's powers are celestial, allowing her to summon spirits to help her in times of need. Together with Natsu's cat, Happy Tia Ballard , the two face one adventure after another, battling evil wizards and attacks from new foes at every turn.
Fairy Tail appeals to anime fans, thanks to a plot that's layered with curious characters, legends, and a story that evolves at a believable pace rather than all at once.
It's more complex than most, and the characters run the gamut of personality styles, which helps keep things interesting. Both Lucy and Natsu have positive qualities that make them decent protagonists as well. But what the show has an excess of is content that's not suited to the kids who typically seek out anime series. Violence is the norm in this genre, but Fairy Tail 's is even more prevalent than its peers'. Even more noticeable is the show's rather questionable portrayal of women, whose physical attributes busty chests, thin frames, and accentuated curves get more attention than their abilities do, and who often have less upstanding characteristics apparent alcoholism and a bad case of popularity envy, to name a couple than do their male counterparts.
The bottom line? Its story is well developed and will keep viewers' interest, but the mature content is better suited to teens than to kids. Families can talk about social situations and fitting in. What does it feel like to be the newcomer to a group? Do your tweens have an easy time warming up to new people? What does peer pressure feel like? To what extent does it change how you feel about yourself?
Have you ever make adjustments to your appearance or your personality because of how you want others to see you? What messages does this series send about body image, to girls in particular? What other shows have you seen with similar tones? Do you think the media perpetuates negative impressions about self-image and good health?
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