#ur milkovich

[acnologias-ass]

Ur and her boys ❄️

Gray's backstory was always my favorite out of Team Natsu 🥹

[oreokorose]

Ur and Gray❄️

Redraw 2023 / 2024

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[cecenyss]

The real reason Gray and Natsu didn’t get along is because Gray has mommy issues (Ur’s death) and Natsu has daddy issues (Igneel’s disappearance).

Lucy has both mommy and daddy issues and Erza was an orphan, so the team stayed balanced.

Erza discovering she actually has major mommy issues (Irene) is what really killed Natsu, because it ruined the balance. Lucy’s keeping him alive through the power of her own daddy issues, which happen to be strong enough to sustain him.

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[patentedsun]

Thinking a lot ab Ur today. I don't have negative opinions on the character that just exists to die and fuel a backstory trope because like... people do die... which can significantly affect their loved ones... Like that is a thing that happens.

There r ways to do it right and ways to do it terribly. Imo, Ur's case was done exceptionally well — gray and Lyon get a whole arc to sort their shit out, almost all of Gray's significant moments pay homage to her in some way, Ultear... just... Ultear.... etc etc +++ Ur as a character alone does hold up all things considered! You could tell enough about her from the few scenes she was in that she came across as a person and not just like... a trope.

[astrastarcharm]

Lamia Scale Head canons 3

Lyon always makes whatever ice creations Chelia asks because once when she had first joined the guild she had asked him to make her a flower and she had snapped at her so badly about it she cried and avoided him for weeks over it.

Once Chelia had tried a test of courage at a graveyard that was a common spot for many guild children to test there courage but Yuka and Tony thought it would be fun to dress up as monsters and scare her. Lyon and Sherry beat the crap out of them and Obaa-baa gave them month long punishment over it. Chelia refused to leave Lyon’s side for a long time after that to the point that Lyon had to walk her home and come pick her and Sherry up in the morning to head to the guild.

Guild still teases Lyon on his crush on Juvia. Especially since half the women in town had a crush on him and he never seemed to notice.

Once Lyon told his guild mates he could walk around in the snow in just a pair of pants no shoes or shirt on and Yuka called bs so they went to mount Hakobe for a job for 4 hours so Lyon could prove it and Lyon got Yuka’s part of the reward money because of it.

Jura used to be in charge of making sure Lyon didn’t attack people due to his anger issues. He often would have to physically drag Lyon away from a brawl.

Lyon actually has a reason he said he doesn’t like blood in Galuna. As a very young child he actually had a phobia of blood because he once saw a corpse in the forest with a huge amount of blood pouring down it. While the fear managed to die down due to seeing many deaths and injured people (like when him and Ur visited the destroyed towns of Deliora’s rampage) he never liked seeing it hasn’t changed now that he’s older. 7. Jura was Chelia’s jungle gym the first few years she joined the guild. It was the same for Yuka Sherry and Tony when they joined the guild.

[beargyufairy]

Just My Thoughts Pt. 14

Fairy Tail Manga Reread Version

How ironic Mr. Fullbuster. Gray saying this is so funny to me because he’s so willing to put his life on the line to settle things. He’s not thinking of the future, yet he’s giving a lecture about to the enemy. This is actually more ironic when considering the next arc of the story is related to the S-class mission in Galuna Island. The very island Gray attempts to use Ice Shell a few times, a spell that uses the life of the caster to make powerful ice. A spell he knows very well from first hand experience with his beloved master Ur.

I think having Gray deliver this line is perfect because he does value life, just not his own, especially when it comes to settling difficult disputes. He values the life of Ur, who Gray is constantly thinking about since she taught him everything he knows. He values her life so much he’s willing to give his up to prevent the demon from the book of Zeref escape again however, she’s long gone but he’s stuck in the past. He’s not thinking of the future, not even a little.

I think this line and the next arc combined provide information about who Gray is. This is important down the road since he starts to see what living is worth. I’m glad that in the 100 YQ, Gray is shown thinking of the future and what he wants more often. In this original manga, he’s usually depicted thinking of the past, especially of Ur and how’s he’s the reason she’s gone. I’m glad he found some resolve down the line for his past and future.

[sun-stricken]

FT Ice siblings Headcanons

ultear is back to normal in this bc i make the rules

None of them are touchy feely types, but man would they die for eachother

Gray and Ultear get ‘mistaken’ as siblings constantly, and Lyon is absolutely not jealous of it, he swears!

They are both pretty protective of Gray for obvs reasons (little brother and he was technically both their turning points)

even more so after his death to the dragons

also stemming from their guilt

the reasons dont matter, but they would give him the world if he asked

subtly tho

Lyon Vastia, also known as the ‘Resident Drama Queen’

but theyre all dramatic

Lyon is just naturally extra

Ultear is allergic to cats

it was devastating to find out

Lyon and Ultear grew close during the 7 years Fairy Tail was missing, it made them gravitate towards eachother

they mourned Gray together (even though neither could fully accept he was most likely dead), spoke about their guilt (Ultear told Lyon about what she did on Tenrou, and her involvement in Galuna) and got to know one another

When Lyon found out Fairy Tail was back he dropped everything and booked the next train to magnolia

He tried to get in contact with her on the way there, but communication was always tricky with her job

After Ultear was like, reinstated (or whatever the word is) she dragged them both to a bunch random events and restaurants and just a lot of places

Gray pulls the ‘poor sweet little brother’ and ‘and here I thought you were a good older [brother/sister]’ card on them at every denial they give him

it works every time

Gray lets Ultear, Jellal, and Meredy crash/hide at his place if they want, it allowed him to get to know them, and for them to have a safe haven

Gray told Erza after a couple months of this going on and she started suspiciously visiting Grays house more often

They have a groupchat, Gray’ll bother the fuck out of them in the middle of the night bc hes bored and his sleeping schedule is shit

or he’ll send incriminating and alarming photos/messages and drop off the face of the earth for awhile

Lyon pretends its annoying and says as much but it finds it comforting to wake up with texts every morning

although, 47 separate messages from one person about the chronicles of a stray cat is a little excessive

Ultear indulges him since Crime Sorciere does most of their traveling at night

Lyon and Gray have a running bet on if she sleeps

they have a standing bimonthly meeting, sometimes they’ll meet before that but it there is always a fixed plan just incase

[lisannastraussisanangel]

May I please have part 2 of what Gray's childhood was like..before Deliora attacked Gray's hometown and after Deliora destroyed his home. (When Gray started living with Ur and Lyon..this was long before Ur sacrificed her own life to protect her students from Deliora)

(Feel free to add as much as you want..make the post long if you want)

Yeah, for sure! Tho idk how many more I have

Before

Gray was the type of kid that can start a conversation with anyone. Even the grumpiest neighbor would stop and chat with the boy for hours

His mother had always fantasized about traveling, but never was able. She'd read Gray stories about far away lands and all types of adventures

No one in Gray's small town used magic, but there was a rumor about an 'evil witch' that lived in the woods nearby. It was made up to keep the kids from playing in the woods, but had the opposite affect

Gray was part of a small army of children who, armed with sticks and rocks, ventured into the woods to defeat the witch. They did not make it far before retreating to eat dinner

Gray actually really didn't like the winter when he was younger. He preferred the heat of summer (After Deliora attacked, Gray grew to hate heat because it reminded him of the fires burning all around him as his home was destroyed)

After

Lyon made everything a competition (who can run the fastest, eat the most, master a spell quickest, etc) and while Gray said he didn't care and wasn't gonna compete with Lyon, Ur could still see him perk up at the challenges (Gray also kept score of his winnings)

Even tho he was standoffish, Gray still ended up being liked by a lot of the village people (especially the elderly, who Gray tended to soften towards and help out if needed). They often offered him little treats. Gray never took them but sometimes he'd get home and find some had been snuck into his pocket

Gray read every book Ur had on magic and would often go to the local library to get as much information as possible. He was determined to learn as much as he could as fast as he could

Gray and Lyon got into a bad fight one time and when Ur caught them she froze their hands together for the day. It was supposed to make them get along but instead they started trying to hit each other with the ice block

When he couldn't sleep, Gray would go out and use his ice to recreate the trinkets his father had made. They were all destroyed by Deliora but Gray made sure to memorize them. They made him feel like he had part of his family back (he always melted them before the morning but he cherished them in that short time)

[kiriekonamistan]

So I mentioned this to @spot-of-tea a little while ago; I have an idea for any Fairy Tail fanfic authors who want some inspiration.

We all remember the Gray and Lyon vs Ur fight in the final season/arc, yeah? The one where Neinheart basically resurrected Ur and made her fight her boys. Well I love a good 'emotionally fraught battle' and 'the students surpass their mentor' moment, but for some reason that fight felt just a touch lackluster to me. Gray by that point has surpassed Ur and then some, he even points this out and admits the battle they're fighting will be more helpful to Lyon's growth than his own.

Personally, I feel like it would've been more intense and fulfilling if Lyon beat Ur by himself. Oh- but Konami stan, who would Gray have to fight? You can't just throw Lyon to the wolves and not do anything with Gray! You are absolutely right! And do you know what would give Gray the same push forward in character/personal growth as Lyon? Killing Deliora in one-on-one combat.

Zeref wrote his Etherios into books, sealing their souls into the tomes and making their bodies out of raw magic power ( also called Ether). I have always seen Lullaby and Deliora as Etherios too (I have some Thoughts™ about Lullaby and the 'seal' that Kageyama broke back in season 1, but that's a rant for another post.), and being Etherios when their bodies are destroyed they return to their books, right? In order for the aforementioned fight to play out Deliora's book would need to be lost, as in not being kept in Tartaros because we all know how that turns out.

If Deliora's book were lost and unsealed that opens the door for that monster to make reoccurring appearances throughout the entire series. So long as the book in intact (I'm not saying it was kept intact in canon, this is just a scenario for anyone to use if they want to) then Deliora and Lullaby both could've come back.

NOW- imagine Neinheart getting his hands on Deliora's book, or maybe Zeref gave it to him knowing Neinheart isn't his strongest pawn but a resourceful one all the same. Neinheart still summons Ur to fight The Boys™, but Neinheart isn't satisfied with just one woman on par with the Ten Wizard Saints- no, he wants to ensure victory by any means necessary. So he opens the book, his trump-card, and unleashed the Demon of Destruction.

Deliora rampages immediately, ruthelessly killing anything that moves (Neinheart having the book could probably order it not to kill the Alvarez soldiers), which leaves the boys in a predicament. The town is being ruined, good people are dying, and Ur is fighting on the wrong side of this war- someone has to stop her but someone also has to stop Deliora. The only one with Devil Slayer magic knows what he's gotta do. Gray is able to kill Deliora with the magic inherited from his father, he gets his vengeance for himself and everyone Deliora stole from him (his parents, Ur, and by technicality Lyon since he spent/wasted years of his life thawing it out using Moon Drip), Gray has won but Lyon is still fighting.

Lyon beats Ur one-on-one succeeding his master by himself, truly no one can ever dispute his accomplishment now. He didn't need to rely on Gray but now he's exhausted and his magic power are waning (probably), I'd imagine Lyon transferring as much of his magic power as he safely can to Gray in order to finish off Neinheart but I dunno. I don't actually remember how that battle ended. Did Gray and Lyon beat him? Or was it Jellal? I'm pretty sure it was Jellal, but I don't know.

It's out of my hands now! Go, run wild, make your fanfics people- cuz I'm sure as hell not going to! So you get my ideas, I get your fanfics, yeah? Okay, good talk.

[s1xseasonsandamov1e]

Sandy Milkovich is so underrated I love her so much you don’t understand

[vaelynez]

You can pry my ‘Ur is a retired guild wizard’ head canon from my cold, dead hands.

That is all.

[of-fairys-and-tails]

A chapter a day!

Chapter 37/545

[anti-gruvia-blog]

Juvia's supposed sacrifice for Gray pales in comparison to the meaningful sacrifices made by Ultear and Ur. Both Ultear and Ur made sacrifices out of genuine concern for Gray's well-being, and their actions had lasting consequences that impacted both the story and Gray's character development. On the other hand, Juvia's sacrifices are more self-serving and motivated by her own selfish desires. It's not a fair comparison at all.

Juvia shouldn't be compared to Ur and Ultear because her actions are driven by her own selfish motives. Ur and Ultear have made actual sacrifices for Gray out of love or concern for his wellbeing, and their sacrifices are far more significant and selfless compared to Juvia's.

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