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Tommy R

Zeref mumbles a word. Everyone for the rest of the episode “What did he say?”

Saekoa

For me, Ultear is one of the most tragic characters in Fairy Tail. Born with too much magic for her body to handle, she was sickly on a daily basis from birth. Her entire character is reflected in the magic she uses, as all she truly wants is to go back to a time before she hated her mother. Dropped off at a very young age at a terrifying research facility where experiments were conducted on her, she eventually escaped and ran home through the snow with nothing but the thin gown she was wearing, only to find her mother seemingly living happily with two new children. That would give anyone abandonment issues, and at such a young age it would be incredibly traumatic. She returned to the facility and met Hades, who groomed her from a young age to be part of Grimoire Heart. Still, everything she did, no matter how horrible, she believed she could undo. She built a delusional narrative in her mind that all her actions were justified in pursuit of the world of greater magic, that she would find Zeref, and that she would go back in time. When she finally saw the truth of her memories, she felt such guilt that she was willing to end her own life. Even later in the story, her time magic continued to mirror her character in a sad way. After everything she had done and all the weight she carried, living a normal life was never truly possible for her. Her battle with Gray, while weaving in her backstory, always makes me tear up. Fitting, for Ultear.

Seynless

LEARN THAT NOT EVERY ANIME WORLD IS OUR WORLD!!!

Frank Rosales

Ok so you'll see in a later arc why Hades basic attack is so basic. Ultear is one of my favorite characters and has one of the most tragic backstories up to this point behind Erza. Also the next mini arc is considered filler by most but I'm pretty sure most people will say to watch it.

Seynless

You are not from their world and not a mother. You do not know the desperation a mother can EVER feel when their child is dying. You are also not from their world you can NEVER know how difficult it is to live in any general area. Whether it be from monsters (which you do not have to deal with) or bandits/sicknesses (again sure you are not dealing with.) DO NOT TALK SHIT ABOUT UR!!!

Marek Pfeifer

You are being completly unfair towards Ur. Out of desperation she brought her dying duaghter into facility that was known for dealing with such cases noone knew that they were conducting illegal experiments on children so what could have she done ?! You know you always had unfair opinions about characters in past but this one take the cake. Honestly this pissed me off so much that i had to stop watching your reaction and will finish it later.

Seynless

Same, I stopped watching as you have seen in the comments. Being the oldest from a single mother and helping raise my brother and sister. Yes, I will judge harshly how people talk about mothers.

levolly

relax it truly is not that serious. talking about “do not talk shit about Ur” she is entitled to her opinion on a fictional character. you can have your input without being so dramatic

Seynless

Tell me where I was wrong then...

Marek Pfeifer

This is not as much about having differetn opinion as much about her being absolutly unfair and harsh against desperate mother who wanted to save her child and people took advantage of her. Altough i admit it doesn't justify overdramatic responses and that mine previous comment was also needlesly overdramatic.

levolly

she is valid in saying that UR was naive and should have checked up on Ultear earlier, the logic is not consistent. Ofc it is fair to say that she was desperate and taken advantage of, but awakeproductions is valid in her opinions. you getting all riled up is so strange and you definitely needed to take a breather and touch grass

Saekoa

Honestly, I had the same thoughts. Why didn’t she check up on her? Why adopt those two boys so quickly? But rather than judge harshly, especially in a story where Ur is clearly meant to be seen as a good person, I try to understand her. The author paints her as a martyr, someone selfless and loving. You can ask questions that make Ur seem like a bad mother, or you can see it another way. Ultear was born sick, and Ur took her to a hospital that referred her to a specialized facility. That suggests trust. Maybe Ur had been there before, maybe even gave birth there, and believed it was the best place for her daughter. Everything happened quickly, and Ur was desperate. I believe she did return to check on Ultear, only to be told she had died. It's possible there were rules about visitation. We don’t know, but something likely kept her away. In the end, I don’t see Ur as a bad mother. She was caught in a terrible situation and did what she thought was right. Showing Ultear’s pain was necessary for the scene to land, but Ur’s side is what makes it heartbreaking. It gets me every time. Let's not attack someone over their reaction to a fictional character, though.

Saekoa

You’ll need to get used to Wendy being part of the main team. The core five are her, Lucy, Erza, Natsu, and Gray. There’s also a group of secondary characters who show up more often than others—like Gajeel, Levy, Cana, Mira, Elfman, Jellal, Laxus, and Juvia. Juvia’s probably near the top of that group along with Levy and Gajeel, but unfortunately, they’re not part of the main crew of 5.

Marek Pfeifer

She is not valid in her opinion she is just stright up judgmental. Since when being naive justifies such hateful disdain ? At the end of the day we are talking about someone who gave her life to stop raging demon from continueing destroying countless lives.

Marek Pfeifer

Thing is Machima didn't go into detail about what Ur did after she was told her daughter is dead. Who knows maybe she did went to investigate but was turned away because powerful government level of people were involved who did not want the experiments come to the light.

levolly

i literally do not care, her sacrificing herself to save others does not make her a good mother. and again it is not that deep at all.

Nelly Sidney

I think you misunderstood the timeline of Ultear's story. The facility told Ur that her daughter died almost immediately after she arrives. We saw on the Galuna Arc that Ur had been grieving her for a while before she adopted Lyon and Grey. She also had no reason to suspect anything since it was a doctor from her village who talked to her about the facility.

Frank Rosales

Not gonna lie some of you all are the reason some creators don't finish an series. For one she's valid in her opinion on Ur the backstory if watching for the first time was written to show Ultear's side and why she hated her mother it's drawn out to see why Ultear thought her mother left her thus being a bad mother. As for the opinion if you're watching for the first time it's understandable because what mother would leave her child at a facility without them present. But we don't know to much about the events or timeline of how things played out as we didn't get a full picture of the situation besides what seems like time skips.

Seynless

No, you are the one in the wrong. Think of the basics of human beings... Mother has daughter sick in an almost caveman type of situation with some magic. Said mother gets told by village doctor there is a potential to save daughter a few miles away. Mother no "cars" so walks miles to get daughter to said doctor. Not like she can go every fucking day. What is really wrong with you people and not having even a little logic... :/

Natsu_Graeme

Thats certainly a hot take 😅 I believe it's all about how you perceive the information given (it does a poor job of explaining everything as its seems a little jumbled and left upto assumptions) Personally I don't believe Ur to be a bad mother at all, however thats how I precieved the information given in the show, I can however completely understand how she came to the conclusion that Ur is a bad mother especially based on the questions she was asking. I had typed out a much more indepth message originally but app crashed and i lost it 😅 Either way I'm loving these reactions 😁

Damien

When your child is dying parents would try anything, even if its risky.

Tseem Ceeb Vang

When Hades said, "Boy?" To Laxus, he was saying it to like Makarov cause Laxus looked similar to a young Makarov

IamBaum

Honestly i don't understand all the drama about Ur being a good or bad mother after bringing ultear to that facility. ( I include the reactions in the comments.) We simply do not have enough information for any judgment. We don't know, if she tried to stay there at her side. We don't know if she stayd close and wanted to visit every day. We also do not know, how much time has passed since she got that "death" message. And there is so much more information missing here. So anything is just a baseless speculation. The "death" message might have been from the very next day after their arrival, before any of the experiments started.

Daniel Oky

I don't know why everyone is getting so heated over the Ur thing. I don't agree entirely with all she said but she had a few points. We know that Ur dropped Ultear off without telling her anything, or at least nothing Ultear remembered (and Ultear seems to remember all this very vividly). We even know from the combination of Ur and Ultear's memory that Ur was there when Ultear woke up and was taken in by the Bureau, but stood far back and didn't say a word to her. If Ultear at least had some forewarning by Ur about what she was about to experience, it might've not been as easy for the Bureau to feed her complete lies. I half-agree on Ur being too trusting. There aren’t many avenues for research and Ur was desperate as her daughter was dying, so I understand her bringing Ultear in the first place. However, believing them about Ultear’s death without fighting to even get her body back or demanding more answers from them makes her seem kinda naive, and I’ve actually heard that point made in multiple Fairy Tail reactions. It’s even worse if they made the death announcement very soon after her initial arrival, as that makes it even more likely that something they did caused her death, but we don’t know anything about how Ur reacted outside of the initial moment. With how powerful she was, nobody in that building could’ve stopped her if she’d decided to find Ultear’s body herself.

Daniel Oky

It makes sense to me. Wendy is a kid who was invited to the guild by Erza, so it makes sense that she'd automatically integrate into Erza's team, especially when that team was the first group of people she met from Fairy Tail and the ones who witnessed her lose her guild, while the others either grew up in the guild or joined as adults. They all feel responsible for her to a degree and thus keep her close to them. But this is also coming from someone who really loves Erza and Wendy's dynamic after a certain future arc puts a lens to it so maybe I'm biased about her being in the main team.

JP

If I had a juvia in my life I'd never let her go. I think we all need a Juvia in our lives.

Marek Pfeifer

You are correct about the risen points however what angered me personally is the hateful and judgmental manner in which she brought them up.

Brieezybae

Yeah, they're certainly not enough women in the world willing to be like Juvia she's a special one

Brieezybae

Bottom line is that Ultear was too little too remember anything correctly despite the fact that she wasn't aware of the circumstances

AceVentura

I will say, I think Ur is kind of a bad mom. But I also think she was probably turned away at like every step to try and see her daughter and then when the Bureau got tired of her coming around just told Ur that she died. You’re entirely right, she could have done more and she kind of really did fail Ultear. But she was also lied and manipulated to by an agency they were supposed to have been able to trust and likely conditioned to do so. 💔❤️‍🩹 Digging the reactions!

Sam

I’m a bit late to this reaction so my comment will probably get overlooked but I thought I might as well add my 2 cents to the discussion. The first thing I will say is that sometimes storytellers intend to get a very specific emotional reaction from their audience. For example a comedic story beat is intended to get a laugh or at least a smile from the audience. The second thing I want to say is that I think part of the reason people like watching reactions is so that they can experience a story they enjoyed for the first time again through someone else’s eyes. We can’t reasonably expect a reactor to perceive a story in exactly the same way we do. However there are times where we can’t help being disappointed by things like a reactor not laughing at a joke we thought was hilarious for example. We are looking forward to that moment where the reactor is rolling on the floor laughing at the joke the way we did the first time we saw it and are disappointed when they don’t. All of that said I don’t think that disappointment is an excuse to abuse or castigate the reactor. In my opinion it’s fine to offer an alternative viewpoint or to express your disappointment in a polite manner but some people can’t seem to thread that needle and come across as overly aggressive towards the reactor. In this particular instance people who related to or felt sympathetic towards Ur may have felt defensive about what they felt were attacks on her character. In some cases Ur may remind them of themselves or someone they know which would make the attacks feel even more personal. Even so chastising a reactor for their reaction to a fictional character is taking things a bit too far. Of course all this is In My Humble Opinion (IMHO).