Rainbow Magic is a popular children's book series written by Daisy Meadows. The books revolve around the adventures of two best friends, Kirsty Tate and Rachel Walker, who discover a magical land called Fairyland. In Fairyland, they encounter various fairies who need their help to solve problems and restore harmony. The Rainbow Magic box set is a collection of books from the series. It contains multiple books, each focusing on a different fairy or group of fairies. The box set is an excellent way for children to dive into the enchanting world of Fairyland and get to know all the different fairies and their unique powers.
The box set is an excellent way for children to dive into the enchanting world of Fairyland and get to know all the different fairies and their unique powers. Each book is filled with delightful illustrations and captivating storytelling, making it easy for children to get lost in the magical world. The characters in the books are relatable and serve as positive role models, teaching important values such as friendship, courage, and determination.
Blu-ray Review: Magi The Labyrinth & The Kingdom Of Magic
Finally available on Blu-ray, Magi the complete box set of season 1 and 2 are available now in english dub June 27th. Season 1 – The Labyrinth Of Magic Alibaba is a young carrier who dreams of venturing into a “Dungeon,” where secret treasures lie deep within its labyrinth, to gain enough money to buy an entire country. One day, Alibaba meets a mysterious boy named Aladdin, who can summon a mighty blue spirit from his flute. Hoping to harness Aladdin’s magical power, Alibaba invites him on his dungeon-capturing expedition. Along the way, through numerous encounters and farewells, both of them will come to learn the truth about their destinies. Season 2 – The Kingdom Of Magic Equipped with a charm to mask his powers as a Magi, Aladdin arrives to Magnoshutatt to study magic, with another goal—to investigate the nation’s relation with the Al-Tharmen, the power behind the “Abnormalities of the World.” While training at the academy, Aladdin meets Titus Alexius, a prodigy from the Leam Empire, who also has the same charm as Aladdin’s. An all-new adventure big enough to change the world begins now.
The Story Based on the popular Manga, Magi starts out following a young boy named Alibaba. He meets another young boy named Aladdin who turns out to be a Magi. He has the ability to summon a Djinn from his flute. The two go on adventures clearing Dungeons. Alibaba wants to start a country of his own. He soon finds out that the forces at work behind the dungeons have other plans. He ends up involved in a plot that could effect the world. It also turns out that Alibaba is a lot more than he seems. As Aladdin continues to learn about himself and who he is we find out that Alibaba is in fact a prince. Once he and Aladdin beat the dungeon, Alibaba now has his own metal vessel and a Djinn to control. King Sinbad also shows up when it turns out that Alibaba is fighting to win his country back. Thats when things get a bit more complex. A mysterious organization called Al-Thamen is working behind the scenes with fallen Magi to turn back the flow of destiny. As Alibaba, Aladdin, Morgana and Sinbad fight back against the group, they find themselves struggling and growing as individuals. As the story continues into season 2, the mystery deepens as they learn that the school in Mangostadt may be involved with the origination. Aladdin’s role to play in this world becomes bigger than he ever dreamed of. The Blu-Ray Release Fans of the manga and the anime have been waiting for a blu-ray release for some time. The advantage of this release is also the fact that each season is in a single complete box set. When compared to the price of the DVD sets, the blu-ray box sets come out slightly cheaper per season at $120. Still a rather steep price for a 25 episode anime. The sets lack any special features from a collectors stand point. You will get all 25 episodes for each season, textless openings and endings, and english version of the trailers. Still having the series on blu-ray is worth it. There are those out there that dislike dubs, we get it. However, I was rather pleased with the dub. However, if you are not a dub fan, the blu-ray release will have both English and Japanese with english subtitles for those who prefer subbed. Our Review I won’t jump into any spoilers of the story but as first time watchers of the series (not having read the Manga), I greatly enjoyed it. Aladdin is a fun main character. He is a child, so you get the typical behavior you might expect from a child. However, you also get to watch him grow as a Magi. The pervert side is one of those things I hate as an anime trope. The rest of the characters are likable and you get vested in them, some times the minor characters are more interesting than the main ones. Judar is an example of one that I enjoyed interactions with. It is rare to find such a unique story with familiar mythologies and characters from folklore mixed into such a unique world. The series provides great character building and expansive world building for 25 episodes a season. I am certainly upset by the ending of season 2. Not that it is a bad ending, but that the status of a third season is up in the air. They caught up to the manga at the time. And while its been several years its not impossible to see more. Just look at Attack On Titan or Blue Exorcist. For now, I think I will pickup the manga. As a shōnen series, we give this an A as a must buy for any shonen fan. You can pick up the blu-ray release of Magi The Labyrinth of Magic Complete Box Set Blu-ray and Magi The Kingdom of Magic Complete Box Set Blu-ray over at RightStuf.com June 27th.
As early as the second episode of Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic, Alibaba displays great adeptness with a blade, revealing that he was a powerful fighter even before conquering the dungeon. However, after becoming a Dungeon Capturer and a King’s Vessel, he inherits a god-like level of power, receiving a flame-magic ability (contained inside a curved-blade Metal Vessel) through his Djinn Amon. His Djinn Equip, extreme magic move, Flame Minister’s Beheading Sword, can cut through anything. During his full Djinn Equip, his body becomes enswathed in fire (non-lethal to himself but deadly to others), and he gains the ability to fly, with his curved knife transforming into a giant black sword. He can even create a wall of flames to thwart enemy attacks, as well as being able to summon a vortex of flames capable of incinerating anything it touches. Pretty cool, huh?
The Rainbow Magic box set has become incredibly popular among young readers worldwide. It has captured the imaginations of countless children, who eagerly follow Kirsty and Rachel on their fairy adventures. The books also encourage a love for reading and help improve vocabulary and reading skills. The Rainbow Magic box set is available in various formats, including paperback, hardcover, and e-book. It makes a perfect gift for young readers and is a great addition to any child's bookshelf. With over 200 books in the series, the box set ensures hours of reading and entertainment. Overall, the Rainbow Magic box set is a cherished collection that introduces children to the enchanting world of Fairyland. It fosters a love for reading, imagination, and creativity, providing young readers with delightful adventures and valuable life lessons..
Reviews for "Experience the Magic of Rainbow Fairies with this Box Set"
1. Jessica - 2 stars: The Rainbow Magic Box Set was a major disappointment for me. The stories lacked depth and creativity. The characters were one-dimensional and the plotlines were predictable. I was expecting more from a box set that claimed to be filled with magical adventures. The writing style was also quite simplistic and repetitive, making it hard for me to stay engaged. Overall, I would not recommend this box set for anyone looking for an exciting and imaginative read.
2. Sarah - 1 star: I found the Rainbow Magic Box Set to be a complete waste of my time and money. The stories were incredibly repetitive, with the same plotlines and character dynamics being reused over and over again. It felt like I was reading the same story with different names and settings. Additionally, the writing was subpar, lacking any real depth or complexity. The dialogue was often cringe-worthy and the character development was minimal at best. I would not recommend this box set to anyone who is looking for original and well-crafted stories.
3. Michael - 2 stars: I was extremely disappointed with the Rainbow Magic Box Set. The stories were too simplistic and lacked any real substance. The characters were shallow and the conflicts were easily resolved, leading to a lack of tension or excitement. Additionally, the writing style was not engaging and failed to capture my interest. It felt like a chore to get through each story. Overall, I would not recommend this box set to anyone looking for captivating and well-written children's books.
4. Emily - 3 stars: While the Rainbow Magic Box Set did not meet my expectations, I can see how it could be enjoyable for younger readers. The stories are simple and easy to follow, which may appeal to children who are just starting to read independently. However, as an adult reader, I found the lack of depth and repetitive nature of the stories to be quite frustrating. The characters also lacked complexity and the writing style felt shallow. I would recommend this box set for younger children, but it may not hold the interest of older readers.
5. Daniel - 2 stars: The Rainbow Magic Box Set was a letdown for me. The stories lacked originality and felt formulaic. The plotlines were predictable and the characters were cliché. The writing style was also not engaging, making it hard for me to stay invested in the stories. While the illustrations were vibrant and appealing, they were not enough to compensate for the lackluster storytelling. Overall, I would not recommend this box set for anyone looking for well-crafted and unique children's books.