#FILLER FAIRY TAIL EPISODES SERIES#
Most TV shows start filming the series before the original manga is finished and released. Anime series are almost always adapted from Japanese mangas. Fillers are often nothing more than a way to buy time. Now let’s find out: for what purpose do the creators of the anime interrupt the main narrative of the series and show us the fruits of their own fantasies?Įverything is pretty simple in fact.
(Example: Fairy Tail episodes, “Daphne” and “Keys to the Starry Sky”) These are several (usually from 10 to 30) series united by a common plot, in which the heroes fight against new antagonists who do not influence the main course of events, but are somehow involved in it. (Example: Fairy Tail Episode 18 – “Exchange”)Ģ. As a rule, such episodes are filled with fan service. These could be beach scenes, hot springs, and the like. The purpose of such episodes is to defuse the atmosphere after an important fight, to create a comedic mood and relax the audience.
Separate fillers in anime refer to the episodes that are not connected with each other by a common plot. Fillers, as the name suggests, “fill” anime with surplus material which always diverges from the original plot, and is usually created by the same company that brings the title to life. The Urban Dictionary describes fillers as a subdivision of anime which is not in the original manga (graphic Japanese novels that most anime series are adapted from). img source: What are Fillers?įiller episodes are a common phenomenon in the anime industry, which are not related to the main plot of the series. We hereby try to show that although in 80% of cases filler episodes can be annoying, they can often prove quite interesting too. “Fillers again!”, “There are only fillers in Naruto!” “I won’t watch Bleach – they are boring fillers.” So why do anime fans dislike fillers so much? In our time, the term “filler” has acquired a sharply negative connotation. What is this anyway? Fireworks Festival? Hot Springs Series? You think to yourself: Hey, heroes, you were preparing to save the world, why did you suddenly decide to turn around on the way to rest? The answer to these many questions is one: you are presented with a filler episode in anime. You are watching your favorite anime that comes to its climax, the main characters go to the final battle with the villain and yes, this is exactly what you have been waiting for! You turn on the coveted next episode, which should commence the events of the finale, when suddenly, the heroes appear at a beach, not at all concerned with their final battle.
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