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RavE MasteR

Right before the creation of Fairy Tail, the author, Hiro Mashima, had another anime released, which was his first animation work.

  Rave Master, which was originally released in Japan with the title of The Groove Adventure Rave, tells the story of a boy name Haru Glory, who was born in a magical world, and was in a quest to find the five pieces of the sacred stone Rave with his partners in order to bring peace to their world by defeating the criminal group Demon Card. It was released from October 2001 to September 2002 with the total episodes of 51.
  The anime received many good, positive reception and remarks from many aspects and it surfaced the author the idea of another story. Hence, if you noticed, there were plenty of similarities between Rave Master and Fairy Tail, such as Plue, some magics, the fashion-designing company Heart Kruez and so on, though some details were changed in the latter anime as to make them more appealing and enthralling.
  Hiro Mashima stated that he created the series of stories with the idea of travelling around the world and to show how ruthless people got as long as they achieve their own goals, and how those people got defeated by the heroes in the stories. This made both of the stories to own tremendous fan base.
  So, what do you think about Rave Master and who is your favourite character in it? Well, I prefer Haru, especially with his sword around. Erza Scarlet from Fairy Tail got her name from Elie, just a little change and her power from Haru, just another change. Good changes or not, they just made Hiro Mashima’s creations better and cooler, right?


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Euan Thum.
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