Fairy Tail Wind Element Magic is an elemental magic that harnesses the power of the wind. This type of magic allows the user to control and manipulate the air currents around them. It is often used for offensive and defensive purposes in battle. The main idea of wind element magic is the ability to control and manipulate the air currents. This means that the user can create gusts of wind, generate tornadoes, and even create hurricanes. They can use the wind to attack their opponents by creating slicing winds or by blowing them away with a powerful gust.
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Kakashi even mentioned that while most shinobi only had one or two affinities, by the time you were a jounin you should be able to use jutsu from all the elements. Third Gen Dragon Slayers are a combination of the other two Gens they learned their magic from a real dragon AND had a lacrima crystal implanted into their body.
They can use the wind to attack their opponents by creating slicing winds or by blowing them away with a powerful gust. In addition to offensive abilities, wind element magic also has defensive capabilities. Users of this magic can create a shield of wind around themselves to protect against physical attacks.
*Tip #1: Dragon Slayer Magic
Dragon Slayer magic is a type of Lost magic in the Fairy Tail world. It is extremely rare magic that’s thought to have disappeared from the world, making it somewhat legendary. It is also pretty powerful and based on some sort of element. Dragon Slayers can eat external sources of their element in order to regain strength, and consuming other elements (aside from their own) can be harmful.
The three types of Dragon Slayer magic are First Generation, Second Generation, and Third Generation. First Gen Dragon Slayers were taught their magic be actual dragons. Second Gen Dragon Slayers had a lacrima crystal implanted into their body, and because of this, they were able to use Dragon Slayer magic. Third Gen Dragon Slayers are a combination of the other two Gens–they learned their magic from a real dragon AND had a lacrima crystal implanted into their body.
Since Dragon Slayer Magic is so rare and powerful, I really don’t understand why so many OC creators see the need to have their OC use it. Since it’s not all that common, how did your OC become able to use it? Why do you want your OC to use it in the first place?
However, I want to stress that just because an OC uses Dragon Slayer magic doesn’t automatically make them a Mary-Sue or Gary-Stu. I personally wouldn’t make a Dragon Slayer OC since Dragon Slayer magic is so rare and powerful. But I know there are plenty of people who really want to, so that’s why I made this article. If you’re going to make a Dragon Slayer OC, there are several things to keep in mind.
A Dragon Slayer must be able to eat the element that they are named for. Natsu the Fire Dragon Slayer eats fire. Gajeel eats iron. Wendy eats air, and so forth. If your OC is the Ice Dragon Slayer, they’d better be eating ice! xD
A Dragon Slayer must be able to eat their element, period. Make sure their element is somehow “tangible.” Telekinesis is not really “tangible,” for example. How does one eat telekinesis, anyway? Keep your choice of element simple to avoid complications they may face while eating. For example, ask yourself this question: will my Dragon Slayer be able to find large enough amounts of this element in order to keep up their energy?
A Dragon Slayer must be able to create amounts of their respective element. This is pretty easy to think about with certain elements like fire, water, and air. But again, when you get into more “intangible” elements, like energy and telekinesis–how does this work? How would someone “create” telekinesis and energy?
Don’t make your OC overpowered by making them a Dragon Slayer and a master of some other type of powerful magic. It’s fine to make your OC a Dragon Slayer who can use their respective element apart from Dragon Slayer magic (after all, Natsu is the Fire Dragon Slayer and is very proficient with Fire Magic), but don’t do something like make your OC the Water Dragon Slayer who can also use Take Over magic.
Again, when choosing an element, make sure it’s something fairly tangible. Some examples you could try are water, rock/stone, ice, and sand. There are some Dragon Slayers that can eat some pretty weird stuff like lightning, shadows and poison, but these are still “tangible” to an extent.
A VERY important note: be careful which guild you place your Dragon Slayer OC in. Given the most recent chapters of the manga, it might be difficult to place your Dragon Slayer OC in one of the guilds present at the Grand Magic Games (Fairy Tail, Sabertooth, Lamia Scale, Mermaid, Heel, Blue Pegasus, Quatro Cerberus, Raven Tail, and Twilight Ogre). Fairy Tail is powerful enough as it is, with 4 Dragon Slayers, in my opinion. I also say this because in the most recent chapters, the 7 Dragon Slayers present at the Grand Magic Games are currently fighting the 7 invading dragons. If your OC is a Dragon Slayer and their entire guild is present at the GMG, they would most likely be fighting the dragons as well. Throwing another Dragon Slayer into the mix would probably change the outcome of the current battle and contradict the canon too much. I predict that the 7 present Dragon Slayers will have their moments to shine and will develop because of the battle. in addition to Dragon Slayer magic being rare and powerful, this defining moment of the GMG arc would also make it very difficult to create a Dragon Slayer OC and make them work within the setting, especially if they are members of one of the guilds I listed.
In short, I believe a well-developed Dragon Slayer OC is very difficult to make for the Fairy Tail universe. But that doesn’t mean you can’t try!
(article updated on June 2, 2013)
Dragon Slayer magic is a type of Lost magic in the Fairy Tail world. It is extremely rare magic that’s thought to have disappeared from the world, making it somewhat legendary. It is also pretty powerful and based on some sort of element. Dragon Slayers can eat external sources of their element in order to regain strength, and consuming other elements (aside from their own) can be harmful.
They can also use the wind to evade attacks by creating gusts that propel them out of harm's way. One of the unique aspects of wind element magic is its versatility. The user can manipulate the wind in various ways to suit their needs. They can create a gentle breeze to cool themselves or others down, or they can use a powerful gust to blow away obstacles in their path. Furthermore, wind element magic is often combined with other types of magic to enhance its power. For example, it can be combined with fire magic to create a devastating firestorm or with lightning magic to create a storm of thunder and lightning. Overall, Fairy Tail Wind Element Magic is a powerful and versatile form of magic that allows the user to control and manipulate the air currents around them. It can be used for offensive and defensive purposes in battle, as well as for various other practical applications..
Reviews for "Heavenly Breezes: The Spiritual Side of Wind Element Magic in Fairy Tail"
1. John - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with the wind element magic in Fairy Tail. It felt underdeveloped and lacking in creativity. The characters who specialized in wind magic were one-dimensional and didn't have interesting personalities or backstories. The spells they used were also pretty basic and didn't showcase the full potential of wind magic. Overall, it just felt like wind magic was thrown in as an afterthought and didn't receive the attention and care that other elements did in the series.
2. Sarah - 3/5 stars - While I didn't hate the wind element magic in Fairy Tail, I felt like it was overshadowed by the other elements. Fire, water, and even lightning magic seemed to get more attention and cool spells. The wind magic users were often portrayed as weaker than their counterparts and didn't have as many standout moments in battles. I wish the wind magic was given more prominence and had more unique and impressive spells to make it stand out from the rest.
3. James - 1/5 stars - The wind element magic in Fairy Tail was such a disappointment for me. It lacked any real impact or strength. The wind spells used by the characters were weak and didn't seem to have any real effect on their opponents. It made the wind magic users feel useless in battles and like they were more of a burden than an asset to the team. I expected wind magic to be powerful and versatile, but it fell flat in Fairy Tail.