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Born to Shoujo

Forced to Shonen

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beargyufairy

All I want for Christmas is you~

Credits to LeonS-7

fuzzychildchopshop

Mistletoe

beargyufairy

Years of labor

Locks and ceilings

In the shade of how he was feeling

But it's gonna be alright

I did my time

veroncsawyr

I gain a year of life when someone edits them to any TTPD song

beargyufairy

They hate when you serve iconic trio

ahwahahahahahahastargaystripvase

Tohru and friends! ♡

beargyufairy

They hate when you serve iconic trio

whats-in-the-basement-845

EMA beloved <333

beargyufairy

I hate it here so I will go to secret gardens in my mind

lance-the-multishipper

Rewatching Fairy Tail atm and there is something so aesthetically pleasing about the 2009 scenery. Such a fantastic use of perspective and color, and that's not even considering the main story line. I still get nostalgic over how uniquely real everything looked

ramoth13

Fantasy usually starts with place and often emphasizes place in the universe. Fantasy is also uniquely positioned to rely on place in a way that other genres do not (which is why fantasy maps are almost always universally at the beginning of the book, your first experience).

But Fairy Tail specifically leans into this in such a lovely way. They often display maps on screen/page in a way that isn't necessary, but really establishes a "world" and space that itself is beautiful. And even on the local level, the guildhall is such a precious space. A place for people, it's supposed to feel comfortable.

I think there's a reason that coziness and fantasy go so well together (consider how rarely you hear about cozy sci fi) and much of that relies on the connection between fantasy and place/spacial creation.

foreverfairytailfan

I have found my people.

beargyufairy

But I'm in the trees

I'm in the breeze

My footsteps on the ground

You'll see my face in every place

But you can't catch me now

Through wading grass, the months will pass

You'll feel it all around

I'm here

I'm there

I'm everywhere

But you can't catch me now

odielicious

op you are my least favorite person why would you do this to me... this post hurts me and i dont like it!!! /s

beargyufairy

I hate it here so I will go to secret gardens in my mind

lance-the-multishipper

Rewatching Fairy Tail atm and there is something so aesthetically pleasing about the 2009 scenery. Such a fantastic use of perspective and color, and that's not even considering the main story line. I still get nostalgic over how uniquely real everything looked

ramoth13

Fantasy usually starts with place and often emphasizes place in the universe. Fantasy is also uniquely positioned to rely on place in a way that other genres do not (which is why fantasy maps are almost always universally at the beginning of the book, your first experience).

But Fairy Tail specifically leans into this in such a lovely way. They often display maps on screen/page in a way that isn't necessary, but really establishes a "world" and space that itself is beautiful. And even on the local level, the guildhall is such a precious space. A place for people, it's supposed to feel comfortable.

I think there's a reason that coziness and fantasy go so well together (consider how rarely you hear about cozy sci fi) and much of that relies on the connection between fantasy and place/spacial creation.

beargyufairy

I hate it here so I will go to secret gardens in my mind

lance-the-multishipper

Rewatching Fairy Tail atm and there is something so aesthetically pleasing about the 2009 scenery. Such a fantastic use of perspective and color, and that's not even considering the main story line. I still get nostalgic over how uniquely real everything looked

beargyufairy

But I'm in the trees

I'm in the breeze

My footsteps on the ground

You'll see my face in every place

But you can't catch me now

Through wading grass, the months will pass

You'll feel it all around

I'm here

I'm there

I'm everywhere

But you can't catch me now

odielicious

op you are my least favorite person why would you do this to me... this post hurts me and i dont like it!!! /s

beargyufairy

I hate it here so I will go to secret gardens in my mind

lance-the-multishipper

Rewatching Fairy Tail atm and there is something so aesthetically pleasing about the 2009 scenery. Such a fantastic use of perspective and color, and that's not even considering the main story line. I still get nostalgic over how uniquely real everything looked

ramoth13

Fantasy usually starts with place and often emphasizes place in the universe. Fantasy is also uniquely positioned to rely on place in a way that other genres do not (which is why fantasy maps are almost always universally at the beginning of the book, your first experience).

But Fairy Tail specifically leans into this in such a lovely way. They often display maps on screen/page in a way that isn't necessary, but really establishes a "world" and space that itself is beautiful. And even on the local level, the guildhall is such a precious space. A place for people, it's supposed to feel comfortable.

I think there's a reason that coziness and fantasy go so well together (consider how rarely you hear about cozy sci fi) and much of that relies on the connection between fantasy and place/spacial creation.