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Would they have scars from what killed them? Like Natsu skin is burned, Erza is covered in cuts (blade/knife wound scars), Gray's toes and fingers are black, and his lips are blue
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What if the Fairy Tail children died when they were actually children, and the magic they used is actually the way they died?
So like, Natsu in a house fire, Gray from hypothermia, Erza from a random stabbing, Juvia from drowning etc.
And Lucy is the ‘God’ who is fabricating this whole story for them. That is why the story is told in her narrative, and her magic is literally opening the gates to the stars.
I find the whole "what makes a Loki a Loki" running theme so amazingly tragic, like.
"We’re destined to lose" "A Loki survives", etc. anyway, after rewatching Loki, reading some comics / books [the President Loki + journey into mystery series, as well as AOA and some of the immortal Thor] I’ve come to my own .. equally tragic conclusion.
What makes a Loki a *Loki* is the fact they lose everyone close to them, without fail, everytime. Sylvie’s whole timeline was ‘reset’ In journey into mystery [S1] Kid Loki says his nexus event was "Killing Thor" [total bullshit btw, they didn’t directly kill Thor, however, I digress.] , even after Kid Loki, classic Loki, boastful Loki and Ali Loki group together, they’re still split apart. [justice for Kid Loki btw, I love them so much and they’re so sad, little fella]
Boastful Loki betrays them, Classic Loki dies to Alioth for his glorious purpose, leaving only classic Loki + Alligator Loki [croki if you will], THEY. LOSE. EVERYONE. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.
Other Lokis, the ones who were pruned clearly lost everyone because .. they’re, well, Variants.
The ending to the show with Loki leaving everyone is further proof, and im almost certain that if I look into every Loki variant, every comic, whatever, it can and will have the same outcome. Sif said it, and I’m saying it. "You are alone, and you always will be."
What makes a Loki a Loki is that they’re destined to be alone, in the end, anyway.