The Fairy Tail Magic Council is an important organization in the Fairy Tail series. It is a governing body that oversees the use of magic in the fictional world. The Council is responsible for maintaining order and ensuring the safety of the general public. The Council is made up of powerful and influential wizards who have been appointed to their positions. They have the authority to pass laws and regulations regarding the use of magic, as well as to enforce these rules. They also have the power to issue licenses to practicing wizards, which are required to perform certain types of magic.
Being basically the government of the Magic world, the Council has an array of armed forces at its disposal, which it uses to maintain peace and make sure that none breaks the established laws.
However, their fighting prowess is mostly unknown; it is known, however, that particular squadrons, such as the 4th Custody Enforcement Unit, are capable of using Magic similar to Jutsu Shiki , generating glyph barriers which can prevent those caught inside them from leaving until the spell is nullified. Around the soldiers neck is a long, light cape bearing the Council s insignia on the back, held closed below the neck by a rhomboidal clasp adorned by a gem, and on their head sits a light headgear, with a decorated lower part, reminiscent of a mitre, but with three tops, a central one and two more at its sides.
They also have the power to issue licenses to practicing wizards, which are required to perform certain types of magic. The Fairy Tail Magic Council plays a vital role in the series, as it often serves as a source of conflict. Many of the main characters in Fairy Tail, who are members of the Fairy Tail guild, often find themselves at odds with the Council.
The Magic Council
Description: The Magic Council is a unique neutral organization that was formed by the joint efforts of the countries spread across the continent of Ishgar in order to combat the magical crimes and catastrophes that ran rampant in the past: Devastating Guild wars, attacks from intercontinental, or even extradimensional enemies.
The Magic Council consists of powerful and influential individuals from all over the continent representing the different Countries. The Council is responsible for managing the various Guilds, Mages, and Adventurers spread throughout the continent as well as minimizing the magical threats. They're the highest authority on Magic for every member country, and it's said that the color white will become black the moment the Council says it is black.
Politics: Branches of The Council have been established in each of the countries where representatives of the council work alongside the various governments. The Council distributes quests and bounties among the Legal, Neutral, and Independent guilds through their various branches and outposts.
Bounties issued by the Magic Council are valid in every member country, and their holders can be arrested and extradited to their home country for trial. Among their other responsibilities, the magic council also manages the various dangerous artifacts and ruins spread across the continent in order to prevent catastrophic incidents related to magic.
At times, The Council even fulfills the role of mediator between the various countries: Should a war break out between any of the Countries, The Council’s role during that situation is minimizing the damages done by magical warfare and preventing the activation of any weapons of mass destruction. If the scope of a war or the threat to the general population exceeds a certain level, the Rune Knights would be deployed as peacekeepers in order to bring an end to the conflict.
Location: The Magic Council is Headquartered in Era, close to the Capital of Fiore, with branch councils near the decision making centers of every country, and Rune Knight bases scattered across every member country. Spread out across most of the country of Ishgar, it includes Fiore, Bosco, Minstrel, Caelum, Seven, Iceberg, Joya, Bellum, Sin, Desierto and Perengrande Kingdom, with various degrees of integration.
The Council's Headquarters in Fiore is often a point of contention between nations, but the council has long proved its impartial standing. That said, it has a strong investment in the stability of Fiore, as any threat to this country will invariably threaten its own Headquarters.
Military: The Rune Knights are the exclusive military force of the council stationed throughout the continent. They execute the direct orders of The Magic Council, and fill the gaps left by the guilds spread throughout the continent. While their exact dynamic and responsibilities vary from country to country, the ranks among the Rune Knights are equal regardless of branch.
The Magic Council has multiple weapons of mass destruction at its disposal, starting with the Etherion Cannon (Stolen by Grimoire Heart and later destroyed by Icarus in a suicide attack against the demonic invasions), and even bombs said to be capable of killing only mages. They use these weapons as a deterrent against stronger magical-using world powers or Dark Guilds who grow too powerful to be suppressed.
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The Chairman: The Chairman of the Magic Council is the de facto leader of the Organization. They're elected by the members of the High Council with votes from the different Branch Councils. Despite this authority, their main role is to act as a tiebreaker in situations where a swift, unanimous decision proves impossible to reach.
Heavy incidents happening in the Magic world might inflict serious damage to the Council's reputation, going as far as to cause the dismissal of one or more of its members. Following the events of the Tower of Heaven, during which two members of the Council were revealed to as traitors and the Council's most powerful weapon, the Satellite Square: Etherion, was fired, the Magic Council disbanded, this until a personal request for it to be reformed was issued by the King of Fiore himself. The new Magic Council has a single member of the former Council left in it (namely Org), and is much stricter than the old one, very single-minded and heavy-handed in its goal to remove all of the Dark Guilds, even if that means sacrificing legal guilds in the process. In addition, they seem to have grown more and more intolerant to Fairy Tail, despite the fact that the powerful Dark Guild Oración Seis, a member of the Balam Alliance, was destroyed by it assisted by the Legion Corps; such intolerance has led the new Chairman Gran Doma to say that, if Fairy Tail were to cause another incident, it would be disbanded.
This is because the Council's strict regulations often clash with the free-spirited and sometimes reckless nature of the Fairy Tail wizards. Despite their differences, the Fairy Tail Magic Council is ultimately dedicated to the protection and well-being of the world. They work to prevent the misuse of magic and to keep dangerous individuals in check. While their methods may sometimes be questioned, it is clear that their intentions are rooted in the greater good. Overall, the Fairy Tail Magic Council is an important element of the Fairy Tail series. It adds depth to the world-building and provides a source of conflict for the main characters. Despite their differences, both the Council and the Fairy Tail guild share a common goal of protecting the world from harm..
Reviews for "Exploring the Governance and Decision-Making Process of the Fairy Tail Magic Council"
1. Emily - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with Fairy Tail Magic Council. The storyline was all over the place and I had a hard time keeping up with what was going on. The characters didn't feel well-developed and their actions often seemed inconsistent. There were also too many unnecessary subplots that distracted from the main narrative. Overall, I found the whole experience to be confusing and unsatisfying.
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4. Alex - 3/5 stars - Fairy Tail Magic Council had its moments, but overall, I found it to be underwhelming. The fight scenes were decently choreographed, but they lacked the intensity and excitement that I was hoping for. The storyline had potential, but it felt rushed and left many loose ends unresolved. Additionally, some of the character arcs felt forced and out of place. While I didn't hate the series, I also didn't find it particularly memorable or worth recommending to others.