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kirk327 — Anime Themes for My Fantasy Book
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In this story, magic is at the center of the conflict, a conflict that involves dragons, dragons that have differing perspectives about humanity. While some of them saw humans as nothing more than cheap entertainment, others saw greater potential and gave humans special dragon-made magical weapons, as well as a lot of sacred magical texts. In addition, some humans banded together around people wielding these magic weapons and formed guilds, which became a special kind of profession. By the time the events in this story take place, dragons have vanished from the world and most people don't believe they ever existed nowadays. People still know that magic exists but dragons are mostly associated with fables and legends. The story follows a young girl who is rescued from prison by a guild seeking a new member in their ranks. This guild is completely comprised of other girls, all of whom differ in age; some are around our protagonist's age, some are older, and there are even some who are younger. Something else that separates this guild from others is that every member has her own dragon-made magic weapon. Their ongoing mission is uncover a corruption within the world's leading government order, whose leader intends to resurrect the most evil dragon of all time and remake the world as they see fit. And here are the themes I have chosen to go along with it.#1. Yume-iro Graffiti (Fairy Tail OP 19)
#2. Polaris (My Hero Academia Season 4 OP 1)
#3. Brave Shine (Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works OP 2)
#4. Papermoon (Soul Eater OP 2)
#5. Crossing Field (Sword Art Online OP 1)
#6. Guess Who is Back (Black Clover OP 4)
#7. Eternal Reality (A Certain Scientific Railgun S OP 2)
#8. Skyreach (Akame ga Kill OP 1)
#9. Howling (The Seven Deadly Sins Season 2 OP 1)
#10. Silhouette (Naruto OP 16)
#11. Feuerroter pfeil und Bogen (Attack on Titan Season 1 OP 1)
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Kind of reminds me of Akame ga Kill with the Imperial Arms with a touch of Fairy Tail, inspirations?
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To be honest, when I was first outlining the story, I didn't notice the similarities. It was my bro who pointed them out to me. But there are some aspects of the story that I hope will help it stand apart.
In Fairy Tail, magic is very common place and comes in countless varieties. With my story, humanity has struggled to retain its knowledge of magic outside of these magic weapons. There are some people who know more than others, but these people are scattered around the world and have their own agendas.
Then with the differences to Akame ga Kill, Night Raid was aiding a rebel movement to overthrow an empire, but in my story these battles will be fought behind closed doors, so to speak, since my protagonists' enemies have essentially infiltrated the main government. So in that sense, it's a bit Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, though with a bit less persecution thrown at the heroes. Not to mention the magic weapons are indestructible to everything except dragon fire, kind of like how the Firees of Mount Doom were the only thing that could destroy the One Ring in Lord of the Rings.
So yeah, the similarities to Fairy Tail and Akame ga Kill are definitely there, but I hope I have shared enough info to show that the story will be going in different directions.
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There's nothing wrong having similarities, a lot of stuff I made was inspired from other shows and novels as well. Wish you luck! Btw, when you write how do you usually start the beginning? I always have a hard time whenever I try to write
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Since I am typically a fiction writer, I usually take the time to introduce my readers to the world I am creating, as well as where and how the protagonist fits into the story. I also like to write the beginning in a way that will make readers ask questions early on? Who is this person? Where did s/he come from? What caused him/her to end up in the situation s/he is in? How will his/her path connect to the paths of the other characters in the story? These are questions I like to ask myself before I truly get started, so I have painted the clearest picture I can. It's a strategy that has worked for me in the past, and it hasn't let me down so far. I hope this provided some insight to your questions, but if you have, you're welcome to voice them; I'm happy to talk more about these kinds of things.
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So your basically playing 20 Questions with your character? That actually helps a lot, thanks! I've always wanted to write and I stuck on whether drawing or writing my story but I'm going to try writing it.
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That's awesome! Glad I could help!
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