The boy she had fought earlier had appeared. What was his name again, Tobias, Thomas... Tobi! He asked if she had time to talk. Did she have time to talk? Yeah, she had time to talk. "What is it?" She asked casually, looking at him, without stopping to walk. Felix walked right by her side, sharing some of his attention to the boy.
- Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai
Watching this one with my sister for some odd reason...since we live
in 2 different places, we can only see each other on the weekend and thats
what we've been watching. on season 2 Epi2 now.
I'd just wish they'd lower the sexual junk every now and then
- Denpa Onna to Seishun Otoko
I'm not really feeling it. Honestly might drop it.
- Fairy Tail
I've noticed in fairy tail, everything always seem like a good ending. I'm not asking for something bad to happen but I just wish things wouldn't play out so smoothly...Also, why won't they kill anyone?! All the bad guys get off with a get out of jail free card
- Full Metal Panic!
Its decent.
- Kimi to Boku
At first i thought i made a mistake by buying this but it turns out the story gets better.
Its not the most exciting anime but its different from a lot of other school themed shows out there.
Kimi to Boku lacks ecchi to, And I dig that for sure.
Fairy Tail is stupid and unrealistic as hell, but still incredibly amusing to watch. I completed all the 175 episodes and despite that the story is completely meh and it relies extremely much on "The power of friendship" it is still a fun show to watch.
Kenozaki
I sigh, anticipating an argument. Jasmine seems to always start them. I walk up to the girl who seemed reluctant to get involved. "I'm really sorry in advance." I say to her.
Sayuri sighed and looked at them all. "Come on, we're not supposed to be like this towards one another. Neither of us fought for our lives, we were limiting ourselves, both of us. Let's just leave it and see at a later date when we actually have something to fight for, who is the best, if anybody actually care about it" Sayuri said before turning her back towards them and starting to walk towards the school entrance, Felix running up to her side.
Sayuri sighed and didn't want to get involved. However, Felix had other thoughts. "She is true you know" He said to Tobi. "Already with the first strike, me and Sayuri could just have used a spike to go straight through your chest, and then it'd be game over, no more fun for either of us" he said in a calm manner by Sayuri's side.
Sayuri rolled her shoulders a bit more as she walked over to the two of them. They were really hurting now, though it'd be alright in the end. "Five sec, Felix, would you mind?" She asked the white-haired boy, who nodded and stepped up in front of her. She stood entirely still as he in a fast motion hit directly at her right shoulder, and then her left. It was obvious that he wasn't just pushing them either, he was punching them, hard. "Gah, that felt good..." Sayuri murmured as she walked up and shook the boy's hand, then the girl, Felix did the same, though in the opposite order. Two other people approached as well. "Thanks" Sayuri said casually to them, while Felix gave them both a friendly nod, smiling a little.
((Sure, this fight has drawn out long enough anyways.))
The blade came towards her, and the katana was going to miss if she continued the slash like she was. So instead, she simply let go of it, letting it fall to the ground, and decided she'd try something else in the last minute. She couldn't manipulate the weapon the boy was using, considering it was a demon weapon and just because of that. However, she could do... Yeah, she could. He'd have no way to dodge it either. She moved her left hand up to block the blade while moving her right one down to the ground. A spike shot up and hit his arm just as the blade he was holding hit her hand. She had forgotten to iron the right spot and missed with a millimeter. The inner iron stopped it from going deep, but it still cut her skin and some of her blood ran down the blade before dropping to the ground. She could however see some blood going down the spike. It hadn't went far into his skin either, so the wounds were far from lethal. However, considering that the spike technically was the ground, it meant that both lost.
Sayuri sighed and let go of the blade, looking at the thin slice in her hand. No big deal, she would definitely live on. "This was fun, I hope we get a chance to try fighting against one another at a later date" Sayuri said, reaching out for the spike with her right hand. As soon as she touched it, the pillar returned and became the floor again. After that, she walked over to the pillar she had made earlier and reverted that one as well. After she was done, Felix appeared again and the marks disappeared again, leaving nothing but thin burns. "Better luck next time I suppose" Sayuri said as she picked up her bag. "My name is Sayuri by the way, this is Felix" She nodded towards her partner while walking back towards the boy and the sword who seemed to be a girl.
Sayuri sighed when she saw that it didn't work as she had hoped. She fixed the ground quickly so she wouldn't have to do that later or get caught in the mud-like stone for that sake. "I'm impressed, you two work well together" Sayuri said before hitting her right hand down to the ground again. The hard rock started melting up and forming something. In the end, she held a Japanese katana made from stone. It was heavier than a standard one, but with the help of Felix, it was surprisingly lite. "Well then, let's settle this quick, shall we?" Sayuri asked, sprinting up towards the boy. She lifted her left hand and snapped once again to blind him before coming right after the wave of fire, slashing the long blade towards his stomach. It didn't even matter where she it, as long as she got a cut, she would technically win.
Sayuri grinned and stretched her hands out, flexing her shoulders a little. They felt hard and uneasy to deal with, though she knew she would just have to bear with it. If she had some luck, they would might even feel better afterwards. "Taking a chance? Fine then, I like that, not afraid of losing"Sayuri clapped her hands together at chest level and the mark lit up again and burned another mark into her left hand, different from the one on her right hand. The alchemical mark for fire. If she wanted, she could just toast the boy till there was no recognizable body, but his blood wouldn't be spilled that way, so she wouldn't really win if she did that. It was a useful tool to keep the boy under control though.
She slammed her right hand, the one with the manipulation mark on it, down at the ground. However, this time, lines shot out and burned into the ground, quickly drawing a circle around the boy. When the two lines met one another, they started writing on the ground with the same white text that was on her hand.
And it was done, sending a pillar of light just from the reaction, and thunder shot down around her hand. She was taking a risk, and it could mess up without a resonance, but with some luck, it would work. And it did. All of the ground started getting soggy, as if it was made out of mud, locking the boy into the one position. "Now then, we'll see how long time it takes till you spill your own blood"
She snapped with her right hand, and some small sparks of fire swirled around it. She snapped again, and it went from some sparks to tiny fires. She lifted her hand and pointed at the boy, snapping a third time. The pressure made the ground under her crack and the jacket she was wearing was fluttering in the wind the reaction created. A wall of fire, starting just in front of her feet, shot forward, towards the boy. It was always a nasty sight if she overdid it, so the temperature was rather low, but still enough to leave level 1 burns at close range. And she wasn't planning on tuning down the fire if the fight stretched out.
He had reacted quicker than she had expected. In the past, the surprise moment had often made her opponents stop entirely, not just find a solution to the problem. It was amusing to see creativity and fighting spirit despite fighting the unknown. It was definitely going to be fun when she won. "I've had chances of finishing twice now, you really need to open your eyes" Sayuri said, smiling. He came down at her. There wasn't much time at all. However, she could raise her arm, she had time for that. How much iron was there in the body again? Wasn't there around 400 grams? Plenty to save herself this time. She hated doing it because it hurt, but in the small moment she had, she put her left hand on top of her right, and the bright light shone through her fingers. Then, she quickly lifted her hand to her chest and let the sword hit. However, it didn't go through her skin, didn't even make a small cut.
She didn't waste a single moment. They were close enough for the blade to become more or less useless, so she skipped forward and hit her right knee into his stomach, kicking him back. She moved her hands back together and let the iron spread out again before moving the fingers on the hand a little to make the blood circulate properly again before sighing. "I think I'll end this soon, I'm getting a little hungry. However, I'll give you one last chance to hit me. If as little as a drop of my blood hit the ground, you win. Same with you. Are you fine with that?"
"I sure hope so. Or else, you'll win by boring me to death" Sayuri responded confidently as she saw the boy approach her with the sword ready for a stab. How much of an idiot was he? She had made fun of his simplicity once, so why would he continue? He was either an idiot or he was plotting something. Despite wanting to think opinion one, opinion two was the most logical.
He came closer, not surprising at all really. When he was less than two meters away, she shot down to the ground, her palms pushing down onto it. The mark on her hand started glowing in a bright white color.
A pillar, less than a foot in front of the boy, forcing him to stop running. She made another leap, this one more to the side. "Still warming up I see?"
Sayuri barely moved at all as the boy approached her at a high speed. She brushed some of her hair behind her ears and threw aside her bag, rolled her shoulders a little, and paid attention to the distance.
He'll either jump or strike from right to left, possibly an uppercut. If he strikes from above, it's bound to be a cleaving one. If he goes head-on, I'll use the iron in my blood to stop him, if he jumps, I'll step aside...
She felt a mental nod from Felix' side, and before she knew it, the boy was in the air above her. A cleaving cut, of course. It was almost too easy to dodge, it was just too... orthodox. She could see that he started to lose height but still waited till the last moment before stepping aside. If she wanted, she could have pushed some of the ground under her up so it became pointy and penetrated his chest, but if she did, it'd be plain boring. Instead, she jumped backwards, a long leap of almost 20 feet, and put her hands in her pockets. "Now, are you done heating up?" She asked teasingly to him while waiting for him to try again.
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((A creepy oversexualized one that is...))
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Fairy Tail is stupid and unrealistic as hell, but still incredibly amusing to watch. I completed all the 175 episodes and despite that the story is completely meh and it relies extremely much on "The power of friendship" it is still a fun show to watch.
Oh yeah, also, Fairy Tail in a nutshell.
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Sayuri sighed and looked at them all. "Come on, we're not supposed to be like this towards one another. Neither of us fought for our lives, we were limiting ourselves, both of us. Let's just leave it and see at a later date when we actually have something to fight for, who is the best, if anybody actually care about it" Sayuri said before turning her back towards them and starting to walk towards the school entrance, Felix running up to her side.
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The blade came towards her, and the katana was going to miss if she continued the slash like she was. So instead, she simply let go of it, letting it fall to the ground, and decided she'd try something else in the last minute. She couldn't manipulate the weapon the boy was using, considering it was a demon weapon and just because of that. However, she could do... Yeah, she could. He'd have no way to dodge it either. She moved her left hand up to block the blade while moving her right one down to the ground. A spike shot up and hit his arm just as the blade he was holding hit her hand. She had forgotten to iron the right spot and missed with a millimeter. The inner iron stopped it from going deep, but it still cut her skin and some of her blood ran down the blade before dropping to the ground. She could however see some blood going down the spike. It hadn't went far into his skin either, so the wounds were far from lethal. However, considering that the spike technically was the ground, it meant that both lost.
Sayuri sighed and let go of the blade, looking at the thin slice in her hand. No big deal, she would definitely live on. "This was fun, I hope we get a chance to try fighting against one another at a later date" Sayuri said, reaching out for the spike with her right hand. As soon as she touched it, the pillar returned and became the floor again. After that, she walked over to the pillar she had made earlier and reverted that one as well. After she was done, Felix appeared again and the marks disappeared again, leaving nothing but thin burns. "Better luck next time I suppose" Sayuri said as she picked up her bag. "My name is Sayuri by the way, this is Felix" She nodded towards her partner while walking back towards the boy and the sword who seemed to be a girl.
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She slammed her right hand, the one with the manipulation mark on it, down at the ground. However, this time, lines shot out and burned into the ground, quickly drawing a circle around the boy. When the two lines met one another, they started writing on the ground with the same white text that was on her hand.
And it was done, sending a pillar of light just from the reaction, and thunder shot down around her hand. She was taking a risk, and it could mess up without a resonance, but with some luck, it would work. And it did. All of the ground started getting soggy, as if it was made out of mud, locking the boy into the one position. "Now then, we'll see how long time it takes till you spill your own blood"
She snapped with her right hand, and some small sparks of fire swirled around it. She snapped again, and it went from some sparks to tiny fires. She lifted her hand and pointed at the boy, snapping a third time. The pressure made the ground under her crack and the jacket she was wearing was fluttering in the wind the reaction created. A wall of fire, starting just in front of her feet, shot forward, towards the boy. It was always a nasty sight if she overdid it, so the temperature was rather low, but still enough to leave level 1 burns at close range. And she wasn't planning on tuning down the fire if the fight stretched out.
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She didn't waste a single moment. They were close enough for the blade to become more or less useless, so she skipped forward and hit her right knee into his stomach, kicking him back. She moved her hands back together and let the iron spread out again before moving the fingers on the hand a little to make the blood circulate properly again before sighing. "I think I'll end this soon, I'm getting a little hungry. However, I'll give you one last chance to hit me. If as little as a drop of my blood hit the ground, you win. Same with you. Are you fine with that?"
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He came closer, not surprising at all really. When he was less than two meters away, she shot down to the ground, her palms pushing down onto it. The mark on her hand started glowing in a bright white color.
A pillar, less than a foot in front of the boy, forcing him to stop running. She made another leap, this one more to the side. "Still warming up I see?"
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He'll either jump or strike from right to left, possibly an uppercut. If he strikes from above, it's bound to be a cleaving one. If he goes head-on, I'll use the iron in my blood to stop him, if he jumps, I'll step aside...
She felt a mental nod from Felix' side, and before she knew it, the boy was in the air above her. A cleaving cut, of course. It was almost too easy to dodge, it was just too... orthodox. She could see that he started to lose height but still waited till the last moment before stepping aside. If she wanted, she could have pushed some of the ground under her up so it became pointy and penetrated his chest, but if she did, it'd be plain boring. Instead, she jumped backwards, a long leap of almost 20 feet, and put her hands in her pockets. "Now, are you done heating up?" She asked teasingly to him while waiting for him to try again.