About Fern : r/Frieren - Reddit
Fern is supposed to think of herself as a “good girl.” Her outrageous behavior towards her teacher- the silent treatment, demanding snacks, constantly pouting. Sooner or later someone would point that …
So, according to Frieren, Fern is 50 years away from... - Reddit
Fern will still be a great mage regardless of the teacher (she is qualified to be first class mage in that age which shown the potential). But she may be in the unprecedented level (best human mage ever for …
What’s the community’s thoughts on Fern? : r/Frieren - Reddit
Fern is a really great depiction of a teenage character with issues. Her faults are depicted as actual road blocks in her life that create problems in her relationships and in achieving her goals. The people …
Finally sat in a Fern, here's my comparison to the Leap (long ... - Reddit
Feb 21, 2023 · The Fern has a rounded top which increases pressure in a single spot on your arm, becoming less comfortable but also having a smaller contact area if you hate your skin sticking to the …
Fern and Stark (full manga spoiler) : r/Frieren - Reddit
Nov 23, 2023 · So, in chapters 66 and 67, 29 years After Himmel, Fern bullies Stark into taking her out on a date. The manga has since advanced to 31 AH, and I recall no further development shown on …
Do you think Fern will surpass Frieren as a mage? - Reddit
Jun 29, 2024 · Fern isn’t a mage made for war and she is trained by a mage who doesn’t like fighting, she could have surpassed Frieren by following Serie but with Frieren she will just be a very strong …
Why is nobody talking about resemble between Fern (from ... - Reddit
Fern is an apprentice mage in a western fantasy setting, it's an entirely different type of magic from those the witches in Higurashi and Umineko use.
Is Freiren telling Fern the truth about Zoltrak? (possible ... - Reddit
The Demon Fern fought implied she was lying about her attack or at least was incorrect. It also wouldn't surprise me if she lied to Fern so that others wouldn't know about a more advanced type of magic or …
I'm still so disturbed by the concept of Fern - Reddit
Fern is one of my favorite characters and among the most interesting in the show imo. He's just so profoundly tragic that I can't bring myself to dislike him, even after everything he did.
Is Fern too aggressive : r/Frieren - Reddit
I was rewatching last night and realized in the ep where they save Sein, that Fern apologizes to him and promises to scold Frieren that night. To which Stark replies “I get a night off” Is Fern just overall too …