Tear the Dragon Girl

Tear the Dragon Girl
Vital statistics
Kanji	竜人のティア
Romaji	Ryūto no Tia
Season/Episode	Season 1, Episode 4
Air Date	January 29, 2015
Written by	Yuki Enatsu
Directed by	Keizō Kusakawa
Music
Opening	FLYING FAFNIR
Ending	Ray of Bullet
Episode guide
Previous	Howling Fafnir
Next	Blazing Muspelheim

Tear the Dragon Girl (竜人のティア, Ryūto no Tia) is the fourth episode of the Unlimited Fafnir anime series. It premiered on January 29, 2015.

Synopsis

During a health evaluation test, Yuu is introduced to Midgard's principal, Charlotte B. Lord, and her assistant, Mica Stuart. Charlotte explains that the reason for the evaluation is to check the students' dragon marks, informing Yuu that 'Red' Basilisk has started moving out of the Sahara Desert in search of a mate. She then invites Yuu to join her in peeking at the female students, only to be restrained by Mica.

In the school assembly, Mitsuki introduces two new Ds, Honoka Tachikawa and Tear Lightning, with Tear being Basilisk's target. When Mitsuki attempts to reassure everyone that Tear is human despite her horns, Tear declares that she is a Dragon and lashes out with her powers. However, she calms down upon seeing Yuu, declaring that he is her husband. After that incident, Yuu explains to Mitsuki and Haruka how he saved Tear during a military operation some time ago, which was how Tear recognized him. As such, Yuu is tasked to look after Tear and teach her the rules of Midgard. However, Tear's behavior and firm belief that she's a Dragon make things difficult. Eventually, Yuu convinces her to open up to her classmates and she starts becoming more social. However, when Lisa attempts to teach Tear how to form a Fictional Armament, Tear's deeply-rooted belief that she is a Dragon causes her to encase herself in a giant dragon-shaped Fictional Armament, which goes berserk and starts rampaging.

Trivia

Differences between Light Novel and Anime

• In the light novel, Lisa promotes Yuu to apprentice classmate after the latter regains consciousness following the battle against Leviathan.
• In the anime, Iris is also present during Tear's tutoring, whereas in the light novel, she isn't.