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Aliens in Cardiff: The Mage's Association is split up into various small cities and university towns near London, with the action primarily taking place in these cities and the countryside.
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Aerith and Bob: Names in the series vary from mundane like Melvin and Yvette to the more typical Nasuverse fare like Geryuon and Dr.There are story arcs in the novels where they have larger roles, but in the anime adaptation of the Rail Zeppelin arc they're only involved in a subplot towards the end (and sit the whole thing out completely in the novels), so being so prominent in the advertising and opening is this. Advertised Extra: Flat and Svin in the anime.Trisha also has a silent Early-Bird Cameo, but not a proper introduction like the others. Adaptational Early Appearance: Because of the anime's first half consisting of original content, characters like Yvette, Caules and Melvin are all introduced to the audience before the Rail Zeppelin arc, where they had all debuted in the novels.Kairi later recruits Flat and Svin for an assignment like Luvia, they didn't feature during this arc in the novels. Luvia didn't appear during this arc in the novels, and Kairi didn't appear in the novels at all. The Rail Zeppelin adaptation itself introduces a subplot with Kairi and Luvia investigating who stole Iskandar's mantle at Reines' behest.The first half of the anime after episode 1 is original material set between volumes 3 and 4, which establishes relevant points from the skipped-over volumes 1-3 and sets the stage for the Rail Zeppelin arc in the second half.Episode 1 is a Whole Episode Flashback going into how Waver took on his former mentor's title and class, while also showing his life immediately after Zero.
The anime took what was only about half a page of dialogue and turned it into the plot of episode 0.
The first volume opens with Gray recalling how Waver got into a fight with a stray cat, only to later find it injured in the road and so he nursed it until it passed away peacefully. In the novels the Adra and Iselma cases are tied together to Rail Zeppelin by the Big Bad's involvement as an enabler, whereas in Grace Note, although the former technically happened offscreen, the events of episodes 0 and 3-5 are used as leadup for their overarching plans. The party for Svin's ascension to Pride rank originally took place at the start of the Rail Zeppelin case rather than after. Since Atrum and Iselma are not in the anime aside from a brief cameo, he is instead told by Reines. In the books, Waver is told by Atrum Galliast at the end of the Iselma case that he has been passed over as one of the two Clock Tower masters for the Fifth Holy Grail War. Adaptation Deviation: Although the first half of the anime is mostly anime-original and presumed to take place between books 3 and 4, some events get shuffled around or occur under different circumstances due to originally involving non-adapted material. The anime shuffles several events around and omits Svin's backstory, so it's instead presented as a validation of Waver's teaching style. Adaptational Context Change: In the novel, Svin graduating to the rank of Pride was the culmination of his personal struggles with Beast Magecraft after fear of losing his sense of self due to the traumatic process of acquiring it. Mary was willing to let her father die to gain freedom and Wills' father forced mystical eyes on his son to use as a tool for his workshop. Abusive Parents: Waver states in episode 2 that usually children of mages are seen more as possessions of their parents than people, and we see examples of this throughout the show. 20 Minutes into the Past: The series was written from 2014 to 2019, but takes place in late 2003 and early 2004. 2D Visuals, 3D Effects: Becomes particularly noticeable at some points, such as the car chase in episode 0, the wyverns pulling Faker's chariot, and the summoned Child of Einnashe in episode 12 which traps the Rail Zeppelin.
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