CLAMP's Famous Works > Manga Chapter Discussions
chapter 132
envyofthestage:
--- Quote from: kuromori on October 23 2006, 06:29 am ---Agreed... Fay's hand is far more delicate... and while he has alot of power and a really good fighter.. I don't think he's strong enough to lift a sword that huge with one hand, AND stab it through some one... Fay like most wizards are very lacking in the department of physical strength.. and tend to be weak, with very low consitutions.
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Well, according to Final Fantasy and Dungeons and Dragons. It really depends on CLAMP, JRR Tolkiens Wizard wasn't weak nor did he have a low constitution.
mellie:
--- Quote from: envyofthestage on October 23 2006, 06:43 am ---Well, according to Final Fantasy and Dungeons and Dragons. It really depends on CLAMP, JRR Tolkiens Wizard wasn't weak nor did he have a low constitution.
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Maybe I'm dumb, but I can't think of a single instance when CLAMP has given one of their primary magic users a heavy melee weapon. Swords, even one handed swords, are very heavy. I don't know if you've ever tried to hold one, but it's nearly impossible to carry a sword of that girth with one hand.
kuromori:
--- Quote from: envyofthestage on October 23 2006, 06:43 am ---Well, according to Final Fantasy and Dungeons and Dragons. It really depends on CLAMP, JRR Tolkiens Wizard wasn't weak nor did he have a low constitution.
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That is true to some degree, but when you look at Fay... he fits the sterotypical foundation of a classic RPG wizard. Wisdom, intelligance, and Charsima are the main things for them, and Fay carries them in abudance. However, he's shown a few times in the manga that when it comes to phsyical strength and stamina he's not up for that. He has Kurogane do anything that requires any real labor, and he's content to sit back and be the mastermind.
Also like a true wizard, Fay manages to maintain distance in combat. There are a few times he has a staff, but otherwise he dodges or uses long range weapons... not wanting to get into close... (at least not trained that way... Fay's lack for caring about life might hinder that a bit) And of course this is all just my POV on his character.
Edit: I also believe that if Fay were to be one to kill Kurogane's mother... that would seirously be the end of their relationship... it's too cruel!! Fay would never forgive himself for something like that, and poor guy as enough issues... killing his friend/lover/companion's mother.... would just... yeah.. be too much.
nefadol:
I'm fairly certain it was FWR that killed her. After Syaoran tells Kurogane about the symbol on the sword it goes to FWR where he says that no matter how much blood is spilt that he wants his dream is fulfilled, and it shows his sword. From chapter 100:
Also the way that the sword cut appeared when Kurogane's mother was killed was the same way that Kyle and C!Syaoran traveled dimensions using FWR's power, it's kinda like a slit in space. Besides, didn't Fay say that he could only change dimensions once with all his power?
mellie:
--- Quote from: nefadol on October 23 2006, 07:08 am ---I'm fairly certain it was FWR that killed her. After Syaoran tells Kurogane about the symbol on the sword it goes to FWR where he says that no matter how much blood is spilt that he wants his dream is fulfilled, and it shows his sword. From chapter 100:
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Plus it's his sleeve. :D
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