Chronicles of the Wings, Fayi See Supplementary Questions for details

Just 5 or 6 episodes.

In the 3 episodes of Tokyo Apocalypse, it is all mentioned.

There are still some places, however, in Tokyo... , all summarized.

Start reading it from chapter 150 Otherwise, you'll be very confused until chapter 166.

You can get there when you see it.

This net looks very good!!

The animation doesn't say anything about it.

The manga is 162 chapters onwards.

He is one of the unfortunate twins. Because of their origins. So it will bring disaster to the country.

But he himself is innocent"Is it a sin to just live? "The curse on Fa Yi is to kill those who are stronger than himself. His magic.

Use a little bit each. A little bit of life is lost.

If you want anime, it hasn't come out yet.

However, in the comics, it is said that around 180, they came to the country where Fai is located, and the Asura King appeared!

9 Lala Comics 155-166, is Fayi's life experience.

I've watched the first and second seasons.,It doesn't seem to be.,There's only a level of talking.,There may be one in the ova.,But that's just a branch.,Not counting the "Wing Chronicles".,Recently, clmap has been busy with Lelouch.。。。 Regardless of the fai anymore.

Forgot. I haven't watched it in a long time. Tsubasa Chronicles I like it very much, but it's a pity that it comes out too slowly.

The animation hasn't come out yet.

Regretful. There are them in the comics.

It's complicated.

Woo wow, I'm waiting to die, so slow out,,, depressed to death.

Why do those aunts have so many heads? One moment busy with this, one moment busy with that ......

At 4:50 in Episode 19 of the first season of Wing Chronicles, Fai was injured by a ghost! Tokyo Apocalypse Episode 2 at 16:32, Fai was injured by a fake wolf and lost his left eye after that!

In Tsubasa's Tokyo Apocalypse, the fake wolf eats one of Fai's eyes.

Fai was raised by the Asura King in Thrace and studied magic, but suddenly one day the Asura King started killing the people in the city, and Fai had no choice but to seal the Asura King in the water.

Fay, whose original name is Yui, Fay and Yuui are twin princes of the Kingdom of Villeria. They have been regarded as "ominous twins" since birth, so Fai and Yui are locked at the top and bottom of their towers in valleys where they cannot use magic and where time flows at different speeds, respectively.

After that, the Flying King appeared, and he asked Fai and Yuyi respectively if he could take one person out, hoping to let someone out, and both said to let the other out, but [Fayi] sacrificed his life to ask the Flying King to take Fai out, but the Flying King cut the memory of [Fayi] saying that Yui would let Yui go out into the forensic doctor's brain, making Fayi mistakenly think that he killed [Fayi].

Later, Fai returned to Thrace again, and after learning the real facts of that day (the person who said "let Yui out" was not Fai, it was Fai's memory), and after Black Steel lost an arm to save him, Fai finally understood that he should value his life for others and himself, and finally showed a sincere smile.

Fai traded the last bit of magic left in his right eye for a prosthetic leg on Blacksteel's left hand.

In fact, the Asura King has been looking for a way to unlock the two curses on the Flying King Zaifai, as long as the Asura King's magic power surpasses Fai, the two curses can be lifted at the same time, so the Asura King has always hoped that Fai can kill himself.

From "Clamp in Wonderland" "Clamp in Wonderland" is an anime special in which Clamp has planned, acted, and scripted the screenplay, and co-starred by Clamp's popular characters.

Produced in 1994, "Clamp in Wonderland 1[1-2] features characters from the early to mid-stages of CLAMP, while Clamp in Wonderland 2 features all the characters from 1995 to 2006.

Produced by Madhouse, it contains the first animation of popular works such as "Little Dove", "Legal Banned Drugs", and "Like, So I Like It", and the first bonus includes a super luxurious 248-page booklet, a booklet with original drawings of Clamp, and a preview card for "Clamp in Cardland". At the same time, the cover of ***-box is naturally the original painting of the clamp.