Nanoha ultimately succeeds in befriending Fate after a sparring battle later on. Indeed, this seemed to be the case until it reached the series proper in Chapter 5, where it gave a summary of the first Season, except that in place of Nanoha successfully befriending Fate and the two of them joining forces to stop Precia like everyone was expecting, Bardiche is destroyed, Fate never comes out of her comatose state for the final battle, Precia dies without giving Fate any sense of closure, and our last shot is of Nanoha crying about how she wasn't able to save Fate in the end, quickly revealing how this manga was actually another alternate retelling of the first season.
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The Comic-Book Adaptation of Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha The Movie First appeared to be an All There in the Manual affair for the first season (For those who don't know, The Movie First is a remake of that season), much like the A's and StrikerS comics that came before it.The real twist in the anime is that Ferry and Drang are then shown visiting her sister's grave together, which of course implies all sorts of things about their future relationship (though no dialogue is provided.) In the game, they quietly go their separate ways and Ferry to this day doesn't know that Drang is her grandnephew. This twist shouldn't surprise anyone as it happened exactly like that in the original game, and for those unfamiliar with the source material the anime also goes out of its way to focus on Drang's uncharacteristic behaviour towards Ferry - much more than the game did. In Granblue Fantasy, the mist-shrouded island arc ends with Drang revealing to his partner Sturm that Ferry is his deceased grandmother's older sister.
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