Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest Chapter 132 Manga Review
フェアリーテイル 100年クエスト

SPOILER Summary/Synopsis:

Luso Signario transforms the room they are in into Dream Death World. Erza is not impressed, but Luso reveals she controls the world by having a giant, “murder” plushie attack. Minerva obliterates the plushie, so Luso causes giant, creepy face-flowers to appear. As such, Erza obliterates them. Luso then summons merry-go-round horses, leading Jellal to obliterate them.

The sisters are somewhat impressed. However, Ennie (Eni) urges her sister to be cautious since Duke and Athena were once wizards. As a result, Luso transmute-summons balloon bombs. Minerva uses her powers to exchange places with Eni to attack Luso, only to discover it is a balloon.

A giant Luso maniacally laughs, reminding them she’s the god of this transmuted world. She then proceeds to stomp Minerva.

Thoughts/Review:

Somehow, Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest Chapter 132 seemed to be marking time. I say this because Luso doesn’t come out of the gate and stomp Erza, Jellal, and Minerva. True, in shounen titles, after the heroes initial encounter with the villain, the villain says, “I guess I better get serious” or the like. I give credit to Mashima-sensei for not saying that line in this chapter. Instead, he has Eni say that they shouldn’t underestimate the wizards.

Obviously, there’s zero chance that Luso actually stomps Minerva. (Man, if Mashima-sensei did this, I’d sit up and take serious notice though.) It would be hilarious if Minerva did the switch-a-roo thing on Eni again so that she was the one to get “stomped”. Well, not that I believe Luso would stomp her sister, so it would be a “near miss” that keeps Eni safe. Or more realistically, giant Luso is another balloon, so it really doesn’t harm anyone? The lack of harm is a massive stretch though.

Final Thoughts and Conclusion

In the end, we have a typical shounen battle in Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest Chapter 132, where the protagonists show the antagonists that the antagonist have to take the protagonists seriously.