Their intended purpose besides sustaining a Lostbelt is to expand their branches upon the entire planet, absorbing the Mana of the Earth and the cosmic radiation trapped in the magnetic field and converging them into the single spot, which will be the Alien God's descent place, with the Tree itself becoming the vessel for the Alien God, allowing it to exist on the planet. It's said that such amount of released energy can be used to incinerate the planet akin to Goetia's plan.
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Ī full bloomed Fantasy Tree is able to cause space-time distortions by warping the gravity in the vicinity and emit a massive quantity of heat and gamma rays due to them having a reenactment of a galaxy within.
By themselves, the trees are pretty hard to destroy and Chaldea have no means to strike them down unless they take advantage of the circumstances leading to their weakening. They are autonomous, can hover off the ground, and can give off inhuman shrieks, and fight aggressors using teleportation, a piercing energy beam fired from their 'head', using their own bodies as a drilling projectile, a self-healing ability, and emitting a close-range explosion of energy. These seeds are each infused with a vast amount of Magical Energy and have bodies harder than stone. Īs the Fantasy Trees mature, they are able to shoot Fantasy Tree Seeds (空想樹の種子-, Kūsōju no Shushi ?, alternatively referred to as the 'Seeds of Fantasy') as a defense mechanism in case they feel threatened or are under attack. Its branches somehow interact with each other, forming a network between the trees with which it is easy to check if a tree is either active or it was cut out. They can even be seen outside the Wall of Storm, appearing like pillars of light. Due to their immense height, they have also been referred to by the term Cloud Tree. The trees are extremely tall, extending far above the clouds and up through the stratosphere.
If the Fantasy Tree of a Lostbelt is destroyed, the Lostbelt itself crumbles as well. For this purpose, the tree recognizes the highest authority within the Lostbelt and grants them certain Authorities to reshape the Lostbelt's environment and expand its domain by interfacing with the local Leylines. They contribute to the Lostbelts overwriting the Proper Human History, a phenomenon called the Filtering Outsider Phenomenon (濾過異分子現象, Roka Ibunshi Genshō ?, localized as "Felling Theoretical Phenomenon"). You just need to go out and look for it.Originating from the Alien God's seeds, the Fantasy Trees appear to be integral to the Lostbelts. But you’ll also find movies that suggest magic and mystery can be found right here on Earth, and that it’s attainable for even the smallest children and most cynical adults. Sure, you’ll find plenty of superhero flicks and swords-and-dwarves epics and adventures set on faraway worlds. Movies are meant to be escapist, and there’s no genre better at transporting us away from the here and now than fantasy.įor this list of the greatest fantasy movies ever, though, we’re going with a broader definition of the term than is perhaps most used. It’s not hard to see why audiences have an increasing desire to be swept away to a time and place different from our own – just take a look at cable news or your Twitter… sorry, X feed. Formerly thought of as the province of those folks you see duelling with cardboard swords in the park, fantasy movies are now big business, thanks to Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings trilogy, Game of Thrones and, of course, the omnipresent Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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