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The cover of the first volume of Fairy Tail as published by Kodansha on December 15, 2006, in Japan

Fairy Tail is a Japanese shōnen manga series written and illustrated by Hiro Mashima. The first chapter premiered in Kodansha's Weekly Shōnen Magazine on August 2, 2006, and is being serialized weekly.[1] Fairy Tail follows the adventures of Natsu Dragneel, a teenage wizard (魔導士, madōshi)[a] who is a member of the popular wizards' guild Fairy Tail, as he searches for the dragon Igneel. On their journey, they are tasked with completing missions requested by people and collect money for rewards, such as hunting monsters and fighting illegal guilds called dark guilds.

The chapters are being collected in tankōbon format since December 15, 2006.[2] The series spans 545 chapters and 63 tankōbon volumes.[3] The manga was adapted into an anime series by A-1 Pictures and Satelight, and aired on TV Tokyo from October 12, 2009 to March 30, 2013.[4] On July 20, 2017, Mashima confirmed on Twitter that the final season of Fairy Tail will air in 2018.[5] The series is licensed for regional language releases by Star Comics in Italy, Pika in France and Norma Editorial in Spain.[6][7][8]

In North America, Kodansha USA, under the Kodansha Comics imprint, publishes its English language adaptation of the series, chapterwise in Crunchyroll Manga since October 2013. The tankōbon were first published by Del Rey Manga beginning on March 25, 2008,[9][10] until Kodansha USA took over with the thirteenth volume in May 2011,[11] reprinting the earlier 12 volumes under their name.[12] At the New York Comic-Con in October 2012, Kodansha announced an accelerated tankobon release schedule after the 24th volume in March 2013.[13] The series concluded with the 63rd volume, which was released in December 2017.[14]

Volume list

Volumes 1–15

Main article: List of Fairy Tail chapters (volumes 1–15)
No. Original release date Original ISBN North American release date North American ISBN
1 December 15, 2006[2]978-4-06-363771-7March 25, 2008[9]978-0-345-50133-2
2 January 17, 2007[15]978-4-06-363782-3March 25, 2008[16]978-0-345-50330-5
3 March 16, 2007[17]978-4-06-363810-3June 24, 2008[18]978-0-345-50556-9
4 May 17, 2007[19]978-4-06-363832-5September 16, 2008[20]978-0-345-50557-6
5 July 17, 2007[21]978-4-06-363857-8January 27, 2009[22]978-0-345-50558-3
6 September 14, 2007[23]978-4-06-363890-5April 28, 2009[24]978-0-345-50681-8
7 November 16, 2007[25]978-4-06-363914-8July 7, 2009[26]978-0-345-51039-6
8 January 17, 2008[27]978-4-06-363940-7October 27, 2009[28]978-0-345-51040-2
9 March 17, 2008[29]978-4-06-363965-0December 29, 2009[30]978-0-345-51233-8
10 May 16, 2008[31]978-4-06-363986-5March 23, 2010[32]978-0-345-51457-8
11 August 12, 2008[33]978-4-06-384023-0June 22, 2010[34]978-0-345-51992-4
12 October 17, 2008[35]978-4-06-384050-6September 28, 2010[10]978-0-345-51993-1
13 December 17, 2008[36]978-4-06-384075-9May 10, 2011[11]978-1-935-42932-6
14 March 17, 2009[37]978-4-06-384098-8July 12, 2011[38]978-1-935-42933-3
15 May 15, 2009[39]978-4-06-384136-7September 27, 2011[40]978-1-935429-34-0

Volumes 16–30

Main article: List of Fairy Tail chapters (volumes 16–30)
No. Original release date Original ISBN North American release date North American ISBN
16 July 17, 2009[41]978-4-06-384158-9November 8, 2011[42]978-1-935-42935-7
17 September 17, 2009[43]978-4-06-384185-5January 24, 2012[44]978-1-612-62054-1
18 November 17, 2009[45]978-4-06-384211-1March 6, 2012[46]978-1-612-62055-8
19 January 15, 2010[47]978-4-06-384233-3May 29, 2012[48]978-1-612-62056-5
20 March 17, 2010[49]978-4-06-384266-1July 10, 2012[50]978-1-612-62057-2
21 May 17, 2010[51]978-4-06-384296-8September 25, 2012[52]978-1-612-62058-9
22 August 17, 2010[53]978-4-06-384346-0November 27, 2012[54]978-1-612-62059-6
23 October 15, 2010[55]978-4-06-384379-8January 29, 2013[56]978-1-612-62060-2
24 December 17, 2010[57]978-4-06-384416-0March 26, 2013[58]978-1-61262-266-8
25 February 17, 2011[59]978-4-06-384442-9April 23, 2013[60]978-1-61262-267-5
26 April 15, 2011[61]978-4-06-384473-3May 28, 2013[62]978-1-61262-268-2
27 June 17, 2011[63]978-4-06-384502-0June 25, 2013[64]978-1-61262-269-9
28 August 17, 2011[65]978-4-06-384533-4July 30, 2013[66]978-1-61262-270-5
29 October 17, 2011[67]978-4-06-384563-1August 27, 2013[68]978-1-61262-406-8
30 December 16, 2011[69]978-4-06-384597-6September 24, 2013[70]978-1-61262-407-5

Volumes 31–45

Main article: List of Fairy Tail chapters (volumes 31–45)
No. Original release date Original ISBN North American release date North American ISBN
31 February 17, 2012[71]978-4-06-384628-7October 29, 2013[72]978-1-61262-408-2
32 April 17, 2012[73]978-4-06-384654-6November 19, 2013[74]978-1-61262-409-9
33 June 15, 2012[75]978-4-06-384686-7December 3, 2013[76]978-1-61262-410-5
34 August 17, 2012[77]978-4-06-384719-2January 7, 2014[78]978-1-61262-411-2
35 November 16, 2012[79]978-4-06-384765-9February 25, 2014[80]978-1-61262-412-9
36 February 15, 2013[81]978-4-06-384810-6March 25, 2014[82]978-1-61262-432-7
37 April 17, 2013[83]978-4-06-384845-8April 15, 2014[84]978-1-61262-433-4
38 June 17, 2013[85]978-4-06-384876-2May 13, 2014[86]978-1-61262-434-1
39 August 16, 2013[87]978-4-06-394908-7June 4, 2014[88]978-1-61262-435-8
40 October 17, 2013[89]978-4-06-394941-4July 15, 2014[90]978-1-61262-417-4
41 December 17, 2013[91]978-4-06-394982-7August 12, 2014[92]978-1-61262-437-2
42 March 17, 2014[93]978-4-06-395009-0September 30, 2014[94]978-1-61262-561-4
43 May 16, 2014[95]978-4-06-395077-9October 28, 2014[96]978-1-61262-562-1
44 July 17, 2014[97]978-4-06-395124-0November 25, 2014[98]978-1-61262-563-8
45 September 17, 2014[99]978-4-06-395186-8December 30, 2014[100]978-1-61262-564-5

Volumes 46–63

Main article: List of Fairy Tail chapters (volumes 46–63)
No. Original release date Original ISBN North American release date North American ISBN
46 November 17, 2014[101]978-4-06-395241-4January 27, 2015[102]978-1-61262-797-7
47 January 16, 2015[103]978-40-6395-287-2March 31, 2015[104]978-1-61262-798-4
48 March 17, 2015[105]978-4-06-395343-5May 26, 2015[106]978-1-61-262819-6
49 May 15, 2015[107]978-4-06-395406-7July 28, 2015[108]978-1-61-262985-8
50 July 17, 2015[109]978-4-06-395435-7September 29, 2015[110]978-1-61-262986-5
51 September 17, 2015[111]978-4-06-395489-0November 24, 2015[112]978-1-63-236114-1
52 November 17, 2015[113]978-4-06-395538-5January 26, 2016[114]978-1-63-236115-8
53 January 15, 2016[115]978-4-06-395577-4April 12, 2016[116]978-1-63-236126-4
54 March 17, 2016[117]978-4-06-395626-9June 21, 2016[118]978-1-63-236215-5
55 May 17, 2016[119]978-4-06-395675-7August 9, 2016[120]978-1-63-236262-9
56 July 15, 2016[121]978-4-06-395715-0September 27, 2016[122]978-1-63-236290-2
57 September 16, 2016[123]978-4-06-395761-7November 29, 2016[124]978-1-63-236291-9
58 November 17, 2016[125]978-4-06-395804-1February 28, 2017[126]978-1-63-236334-3
59 December 16, 2016[127]978-4-06-395831-7March 28, 2017[128]978-1-63-236335-0
60 March 17, 2017[129]978-4-06-395897-3May 30, 2017[130]978-1-63-236336-7
61 May 17, 2017[131]978-4-06-395945-1July 25, 2017[132]978-1-63-236430-2
62 September 15, 2017[133]978-4-06-510034-9November 14, 2017[134]978-1-63-236475-3
63 December 26, 2017[3]978-1-63-236476-0January 23, 2018[135]978-1-63-236476-0

Spin-offs

Fairy Tail Zero

Main article: Fairy Tail Zero

Fairy Tail Zero (フェアリーテイル ゼロ, Fearī Teiru Zero) is a prequel spin-off manga by Hiro Mashima that focuses on Mavis Vermillion and depicts the events leading to the formation of the titular wizards' guild. It was released with the launch of Monthly Fairy Tail Magazine on July 17, 2014,[136] and ended in the magazine's final issue published on July 17, 2015.[137] It was later published as a single tankōbon volume on November 17, 2015 in Japan, and on July 12, 2016 in North America. The Fairy Tail anime television series included an adaptation of Fairy Tail Zero in its eighth season, with its episodes airing from January 9 to March 12, 2016.

No. Original release date Original ISBN English release date English ISBN
1 November 17, 2015[138]978-4-06-395540-8July 12, 2016[139]978-1-63-236284-1

Fairy Tail: Ice Trail

Fairy Tail: Ice Trail, titled Tale of Fairy Tail: Ice Trail (TALE OF FAIRY TAIL アイストレイル ～氷の軌跡～, Tale of Fairy Tail: Aisu Toreiru – Kōri no Kiseki) in Japan, is a prequel spin-off by Yūsuke Shirato that focuses on a young version of the character Gray Fullbuster on his adventures leading to his membership in Fairy Tail.[140] It was published simultaneously with Fairy Tail Zero in Monthly Fairy Tail Magazine from July 17, 2014 through July 17, 2015,[141][142] and was collected into two tankōbon volumes on September 17, 2015 in Japan, and between December 19, 2015 and June 28, 2016 in North America.

No. Original release date Original ISBN North American release date North American ISBN
1 September 17, 2015[143]978-4-06-395502-6December 29, 2015[144]978-1-63-236283-4
  1. "And That Boy's Name Is..." (その少年の名は, Sono Shōnen no Na wa)
  2. "First Battle"
  3. "Black Vox"
  4. "Fleeting Glimpses" (垣間見えるモノ, Kaima Mieru Mono)
  1. "Meetings and Memories" (邂逅と回想, Kaikō to Kaisō)
  2. "River"
  3. "And Its Name Is..." (その場所の名は, Sono Bashō no Na wa)
Omake. "Another Trail: Friends in Snowy Places" (another trail: 雪原の仲間たち, Setsugen no Nakama-tachi)
2 September 17, 2015[145]978-4-06-395503-3June 28, 2016[146]978-1-63-236285-8
  1. "Sunny with Occasional Showers" (晴れ時々雨, Hare Tokidoki Ame)
  2. "In the Train"
  3. "A Forest Adventure" (森での出来事, Mori de no Dekigoto)
  4. "Closer"
  1. "True Identity" (正体, Shōtai)
  2. "Start Again"
Omake. "Another Trail: Spring, When Snow Blooms" (another trail: 雪咲く春, Yukisaku Haru)

Fairy Tail Blue Mistral

Fairy Tail Blue Mistral (フェアリーテイル ブルー・ミストラル, Fearī Teiru Burū Misutoraru) is a spin-off by Rui Watanabe that focuses on the character Wendy Marvell and her early adventures within Fairy Tail. It ran in Kodansha's shōjo manga magazine Nakayoshi from August 2, 2014 to December 1, 2015,[147] with the chapters collected into four tankōbon volumes between January 16, 2015 and January 15, 2016 in Japan, and from August 25, 2015 through August 7, 2018 in North America.

No. Original release date Original ISBN North American release date North American ISBN
1 January 16, 2015[148]978-4-06-364456-2August 25, 2015[149]978-1-63-236133-2
  1. "Departure" (出発, Shuppatsu)
  2. "Dragon Treasure" (竜の宝, Ryū no Takara)
  1. "The Ghost's Identity" (亡霊の正体, Bōrei no Shōtai)
  2. "Night Butterfly" (夜に舞う蝶, Yoru ni Mau Chō)
2 May 15, 2015[150]978-4-06-364470-8February 16, 2016[151]978-1-63-236275-9
  1. "Treasure from a Dragon" (竜からの宝物, Ryū kara no Hōmotsu)
  2. "The Big Plan for Escape" (脱出大作戦, Dasshutsu Daisakusen)
  3. "The Forest Wizard" (森の魔導士, Mori no Madōshi)
  1. "True Strength" (ほんとうの強さ, Hontō no Tsuyosa)
Omake. "Side Story: The Lost Ribbon" (番外編: 消えたリボン, Bangai-hen: Kieta Ribon)
3 September 17, 2015[152]978-4-06-364485-2August 23, 2016[153]978-1-63-236318-3
  1. "The Adventures of Wendell: Arrival at Aiya Village" (ウェンデルの冒険1 到着! アイアーの町, Wenderu no Bōken 1: Tōchaku! Aiā no Machi)
  2. "The Adventures of Wendell: Where's Carla...?" (ウェンデルの冒険2 シャルルはどこ…?, Wenderu no Bōken 2: Sharuru wa Doko...?)
  1. "The Adventures of Wendell: The Secret of the Treasure House" (ウェンデルの冒険3 宝物庫のヒミツ, Wenderu no Bōken 3: Hōmotsuko no Himitsu)
  2. "The Adventures of Wendell: Viola and Sera" (ウェンデルの冒険4 ビオラとセラ, Wenderu no Bōken 4: Biora to Sera)
4 January 15, 2016[154]978-4-06-364498-2August 7, 2018[155]9781632365309
  1. "The Angel's Adventure 1: The Angel's Descent" (天使の冒険1 舞い降りた天使, Tenshi no Bōken 1: Maiorita Tenshi)
  2. "The Angel's Adventure 2: The Devil's Child" (天使の冒険2 悪魔の子, Tenshi no Bōken 2: Akuma no Ko)
  1. "The Angel's Adventure 3: God's Wrath" (天使の冒険3 神さまの怒り, Tenshi no Bōken 3: Kami-sama no Ikari)
  2. "The Angel's Adventure 4: Nothing Short of a Miracle" (天使の冒険4 まさに奇跡だ, Tenshi no Bōken 4: Masani Kiseki da)

Fairy Girls

Fairy Girls (フエアリーガールズ, Fearī Gāruzu) is a spin-off by Boku that focuses on the series' primary female protagonists, which was released in Kodansha's Magazine Special from November 20, 2014 to August 20, 2016.[156] The chapters were collected into four tankōbon volumes from May 15, 2015 through September 16, 2016 in Japan, and from November 10, 2015 through April 25, 2017 in North America.

No. Original release date Original ISBN North American release date North American ISBN
1 May 15, 2015[157]978-4-06-395407-4November 10, 2015[158]978-1-63-236184-4
  1. "Four Fairies" (4人の妖精, Yonin no Yōsei-tachi)
  2. "Charge! Palace-ing • Bathing • Flying?!" (出撃! 王城・フロ・空中!, Shutsugeki! Ōjō, Furo, Kūchū!)
  3. "A Grizzly Fight!" (激闘! クマったちゃん!, Gekitō! Kumatta-chan!)
  1. "Teddy's Secret" (“クマさん”の秘密, "Kuma-san" no Himitsu)
  2. "What a Wizard Is Prepared For" (魔導士の覚悟, Madōshi no Kakugo)
2 November 17, 2015[159]978-4-06-395539-2April 26, 2016[160]978-1-63-236317-6
  1. "Fairies Love Resorts?!" (妖精はリゾートがお好き!?, Yōsei wa Rizōto ga Osuki!?)
  2. "Is This...a First for Wendy?!" (ウェンディの…初めて!?, Wendi no...Hajimete!?)
  3. "With an Unbreakable Spirit..." (折れない心で…, Orenai Kokoro de...)
  1. "Light That Pierces the Depths of the Heart" (心の奥に射す光, Kokoro no Oku ni Sasu Hikari)
  2. "The Ultimate Girl Power" (“女子力”の極み, "Joshiryoku" no Kiwami)
3 March 17, 2016[161]978-4-06-395627-6October 18, 2016[162]978-1-63-236332-9
  1. "The Whereabouts of Great Service" (“おもてなし”の行方, "Omotenashi" no Yukue)
  2. "Fairies vs. Mermaids" (妖精 vs. 人魚, Yōsei vs. Ningyo)
  3. "Mermaid's Miscalculation" (人魚の誤算, Ningyo no Gosan)
  1. "The Splendid 'Punishment'" (華麗なる“おしおき”, Karei naru "Oshioki")
  2. "Save the Stray Angel!!" (はぐれそうな“天使”を救え!!, Hagure Sōna "Tenshi" o Sukue)
  3. "The Smell of Truth?!" (真実の匂い!?, Shinjitsu no Nioi!?)
4 September 16, 2016[163]978-4-06-395760-0April 25, 2017[164]978-1-63-236333-6
  1. "Scoop Is a Dangerous Investigation" (スクープは危険な調べ, Sukūpu wa Kiken na Shirabe)
  2. "Magic Smile" (笑顔の魔法, Egao no Mahō)
  3. "Invisible Crime"
  1. "Fairies' Counterattack" (妖精たちの逆襲, Yōsei-tachi no Gyakushū)
  2. "Fairy Girls"

Fairy Tail Gaiden

Fairy Tail Gaiden (フェアリーテイル外伝, Fearī Teiru Gaiden), also translated as Fairy Tail Side Stories,[165] is a meta-series of spin-offs by Kyōta Shibano that launched in Kodansha's free weekly Magazine Pocket mobile app on July 30, 2015.[166] Side Stories consists of three installments: Twin Dragons of Saber Tooth (剣咬の双竜, Kengami no Sōryū), focusing on Sting Eucliffe and Rogue Cheney, which ended on November 4;[167] Rhodonite (ロードナイト, Rōdonaito), focusing on Gajeel Redfox, which ran from November 18, 2015 to March 30, 2016;[168] and Lightning Gods (雷豪一閃, Raigō Issen), focusing on Laxus Dreyar, which ran from May 4 to September 14, concluding the series' run.[169] Each series is collected in three individual tankōbon volumes published between January 15 and November 17, 2016 in Japan, and between December 6, 2016 and October 23, 2018 in North America.

No. Title Original release date North American release date
1Fairy Tail: Twin Dragons of Saber Tooth
Fearī Teiru Gaiden: Kengami no Sōryū (フェアリーテイル外伝 剣咬の双竜)		January 15, 2016[170]
978-4-06-395578-1		December 6, 2016[171]
978-1-63-236359-6
  1. "Melancholy Master" (マスターのゆううつ, Masutā no Yūutsu)
  2. "The Ancient Magic Weapon" (古代魔法兵器, Kodai Mahō Heiki)
  3. "Family" (家族, Kazoku)
  4. "Nobody Can Stop It" (誰にも止められない, Dare ni mo Tomararenai)
  5. "Broken Partnership" (コンビ解消!?, Konbi Kaishō!?)
  6. "The Mystery of Rock Town" (石の街の謎, Ichi no Machi no Nazo)
  7. "A Tiger's Cage" (虎の檻, Tora no Ori)
  8. "The One Who Wants Dragon Power" (竜の力を欲す者, Ryū no Chikara o Horisu Mono)
  1. "I Hate You, Miss" (お姉ちゃんは嫌い, Onee-chan wa Kirai)
  2. "The Battle Between the Woman and the Girl" (女と女の子の戦い, Onna to Onna no Ko no Tatakai)
  3. "A World of Overflowing Warmth" (満ち足りる世界, Michitariru Sekai)
  4. "It Isn't Going to End Here" (このままじゃ終われない, Kono Mama ja Owarenai)
  5. "Rock Dragon" (岩の竜, Iwa no Ryū)
  6. "Strength" (ストレングス, Sutorengusu)
  7. "Twin Dragons" (双竜, Sōryū)
Omake. "Side Story: White Flower" (番外編: 白い花, Bangai-hen: Shiroi Hana)
2Fairy Tail: Rhodonite
Fearī Teiru Gaiden: Rōdonaito (フェアリーテイル外伝 ロードナイト)		May 17, 2016[172]
978-4-06-395676-4		June 6, 2017[173]
978-1-63-236524-8
  1. "Where Is Gajeel" (ガジルはどこだ, Gajiru wa Doko da)
  2. "My Town" (オレの町だ, Ore no Machi da)
  3. "The Meeting in Denish" (デニッシュの出会い, Denisshu no Deai)
  4. "Illegal Magic Drug" (違法魔法薬物, Ihō Mahō Yakubutsu)
  5. "The Road Knight" (夜道の騎士, Yomichi no Kishi)
  6. "The Gajeel I Never Knew" (私の知らないガジル, Watashi no Shiranai Gajiru)
  7. "Will You Just Shut Up" (うるせえよ おまえは, Urusee yo, Omae wa)
  8. "His Fight" (彼の決闘, Kare no Kettō)
  9. "Man Behind the Curtain" (黒幕, Kuromaku)
  1. "Friend" (友, Tomo)
  2. "Rhodonite" (ロードナイト, Rōdonaito)
  3. "First Bout"
  4. "Slave Trade" (奴隷売り, Dorei Uri)
  5. "The Infallible Counter-plan" (絶対の対策, Zettai no Taisaku)
  6. "Effective Use" (有効活用, Yūkō Katsuyō)
  7. "A Wish and a Prepared Soul" (覚悟という名の願い, Kakugo Toiu Na no Negai)
  8. "A Place to Go Home To" (帰る場所, Kaeru Bashō)
Omake. "Side Story: Intermission" (番外編: Intermission, Bangai-hen: Intermission)
3Fairy Tail: Lightning Gods
Fearī Teiru Gaiden: Raigō Issen (フェアリーテイル外伝 雷豪一閃)		November 17, 2016[174]
978-4-06-395805-8		October 23, 2018[175]
978-1-63-236692-4
  1. "Lightning Craves Power" (雷は強さを求める, Ikazuchi wa Tsuyosa o Motomeru)
  2. "Rose-Colored Anguish" (薔薇色の憂鬱, Barairo no Yūutsu)
  3. "The Maiden Quartet" (乙女四重奏(カルテット), Otome Karutetto)
  4. "Lightning Magic" (雷の使い手, Ikazuchi no Tsukaite)
  5. "No Encores" (アンコールはできない, Ankōru wa Dekinai)
  6. "A Blue Toast" (青い祝杯, Aoi Shukuhai)
  7. "A Specific Request" (指定依頼, Shitei Irai)
  8. "A Mirror, a Reflection, and a Man" (鏡と反射とある男, Kagami to Hansha Toaru Otoko)
  9. "The Tribe of the Vesper Blockade" (夕断の一族, Yūdan no Ichizoku)
  10. "Duty" (義務, Gimu)
  1. "Sunset Showdown" (暮れの戦い, Kure no Tatakai)
  2. "Just Another Quest" (ただの依頼(クエスト)の一つだろう, Tada no Kuesuto no Hitotsu Darō)
  3. "The God of Nightfall" (ヒグレノカミ, Higure no Kami)
  4. "Deceit" (邪, Yokoshima)
  5. "The Truth Revealed" (暴かれた真実, Abakareta Shinjitsu)
  6. "The Raijin Tribe" (雷神衆, Raijinshū)
  7. "Support" (背中, Senaka)
  8. "Unwavering" (迷いなく, Mayoinaku)
  9. "The End of the Story" (外伝の終わり, Gaiden no Owari)

Fairy Tail S

Fairy Tail S: Tales from Fairy Tail (フェアリーテイルS, Fearī Teiru Esu) is a collection of omake manga by Hiro Mashima created across the main series' run. Two tankōbon volumes were released in Japan on September 16, 2016, and in North America on October 24, 2017 and April 17, 2018.

No. Original release date Original ISBN English release date English ISBN
1 September 16, 2016[176]978-4-06-395758-7October 24, 2017[177]978-1-63-236609-2
  1. "Happy the Blue Cat" (あおネコハッピー, Ao Neko Happī)
  2. "The Fairies' Booby Prizes" (妖精たちの罰ゲーム, Yōsei-tachi no Batsu Gēmu)
  3. "Welcome Home, Frosch" (おかえり､ フロッシュ, Okaeri, Furosshu)
  4. "413 Days"
  5. "That Woman, Erza" (その女､ エルザ!!, Sono Onna, Eruza!!)
  1. "Natsu vs. Mavis" (ナツ vs. メイビス, Natsu vs. Meibisu)
  2. "Fairy Tail of the Dead Meeeeeeeen"
  3. "A Merry, Fairy Christmas" (妖精たちのクリスマス, Yōsei-tachi no Kurisumasu)
  4. "Special Mission: Beware of Guys Who Show a Keen Interest!" (特別依頼｡ 気になる彼に注意せよ!, Tokubetsu Irai. Kininaru Kare ni Chūi Seyo!)
2 September 16, 2016[178]978-4-06-395759-4April 17, 2018[179]978-1-63-236610-8
  1. "Gangsta Guys and Gangsta Girls" (ヤンキー君とやんキーちゃん, Yōsei Gakuen: Yankī-kun to Yankī-chan)
  2. "Welcome to Fairy Hills" (ようこそ フェアリーヒルズ!!, Yōkoso, Fearī Hiruzu!!)
  3. "Rainbow Cherry Blossoms" (虹の桜, Niji no Sakura)
  4. "Fairy Tail x Rave Master" (FAIRYTAIL × RAVE)
  5. "Fairy Woman" (フェアリーウーマン, Fearī Ūman)
  1. "Natsu and Asuka" (ナツとアスカ, Natsu to Asuka)
  2. "Lucy and Migi" (ルーシィとミギー, Rūshii to Migī)
  3. "Fairy Tail Stone Age"
  4. "Coca-Cola"[b] (Coca-Cola コラボ番外編, Coca-Cola Korabo Gangai-hen)

Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest

Main article: Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest

Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest (フェアリーテイル 100年クエスト, Fearī Teiru Hyaku-nen Kuesuto) is a spin-off and sequel to the main Fairy Tail series that is storyboarded and written by Hiro Mashima, with illustration done by Atsuo Ueda.[180] It serves as a direct continuation of the main series' ending, which depicts Natsu Dragneel and his team embarking on a "century quest" that has never been accomplished in over one hundred years.[181] The manga launched in Kodansha's Magazine Pocket app on July 25, 2018.[182]

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List of Fairy Tail volumes
Cover of the first tankōbon volume of Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest
FAIRY TAIL 100年クエスト
(Fearī Teiru: Hyaku-nen Kuesuto)
GenreAdventure, fantasy[183]
Manga
Written byHiro Mashima[c]
Illustrated byAtsuo Ueda
Published byKodansha
English publisher
ImprintShōnen Magazine Comics
MagazineMagazine Pocket
DemographicShōnen
Original runJuly 25, 2018 – present
Volumes18 (List of volumes)
Anime television series
Directed by
Written byAtsuhiro Tomioka
Music byYasuharu Takanashi
StudioJ.C.Staff
Licensed byCrunchyroll
Original networkTXN (TV Tokyo)
Original run July 7, 2024 – present
Episodes21
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Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest[e] (stylized in all caps) is a Japanese manga series written and storyboarded by Hiro Mashima, and illustrated by Atsuo Ueda. It is a sequel to Mashima's previous series, Fairy Tail. The manga was launched in Kodansha's Magazine Pocket manga app in July 2018, and is licensed by Kodansha USA for an English release in North America. As of August 2024, eighteen tankōbon volumes have been released in Japan. An anime television series adaptation produced by J.C.Staff premiered in July 2024.

Plot

See also: List of Fairy Tail characters

One year following the demise of Zeref and Acnologia, Natsu Dragneel and his team from the Fairy Tail wizard guild disembark to the continent of Guiltina in northern Earthland for the 100 Years Quest, a mission that has been unaccomplished for over a century. Their client, the immortal Dragon Slayer Elefseria, reveals that the quest's purpose is to seal renegade dragons called the Five Dragon Gods—Selene, Ignia, Mercphobia, Aldoron, and Viernes—each of whom rivals Acnologia in strength and threatens to cause worldwide destruction. Natsu subdues Mercphobia with aid from Ignia, Igneel's malicious biological son, who challenges Natsu to strengthen himself for a one-on-one battle.

Meanwhile, Fairy Tail recruits a new member, Touka, unaware that she is merged with another wizard named Faris. Claiming to be the White Wizard, the century-old leader of a malevolent white magic cult, Faris brainwashes Fairy Tail in a crusade to erase sources of powerful magic. Once Natsu's team rescues their guildmates, Wendy Marvell separates Touka and Faris after Selene deceives Faris into awakening the slumbering Aldoron, who is killed by Natsu. Despite Faris's actions, the team saves her and Touka's home, the parallel world of Elentear, after learning that Selene has been blackmailing Faris with Elentear's destruction.

Selene seizes control of Diabolos—a Dragon Slayer guild that feuds with Fairy Tail over the 100 Years Quest—to retrieve knowledge of Athena, a weapon built by Elefseria's pupil for use against the Five Dragon Gods. However, Fairy Tail and Diabolos are forced to unite against Ignia's ally Dogramag, a sixth Dragon God believed to have been slain by Elefseria, who ends hostilities with Selene after Natsu kills Dogramag. Further investigation reveals Athena to be the true, mechanical White Wizard utilized by Gold Owl, an alchemist guild formed from Viernes's disembodied will. Persuaded by Lucy Heartfilia to rebel, Athena helps Natsu kill Viernes by restoring the dragon's physical form.

As the last remaining Dragon God, Ignia reveals his plan to destroy humanity by recreating the Dragon King Festival, a historic event in which Acnologia exterminated the dragon race. To this end, he uses Dogramag's power of resurrection to revive the slain Dragon Gods, and casts a spell that drives all four dragons berserk and transforms Guiltina's population into dragons. The battle is joined by Faris's counterpart native to Earthland, a black wizard imbued with power from Acnologia's dismembered arm.

Production

Development on a sequel for Fairy Tail began prior to the release of the original manga's final tankōbon volume following its end of publication in July 2017.[185] Series creator and artist Hiro Mashima initially had no intention to continue the story himself, as the project's developers had decided that another artist would draw it. He was later asked by the manga's editor to be involved as the series storyboarder.[186] Mashima revealed the sequel's development in a tweet on April 5, 2018.[185] On June 27, Mashima announced that the manga was tentatively titled Fairy Tail Zokuhen (FAIRY TAIL続編, lit. 'Fairy Tail Sequel'),[187] which was confirmed on July 4 to be drawn by Atsuo Ueda.[184]

Media

Manga

Main article: List of Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest chapters

The manga was launched with two chapters in Kodansha's Magazine Pocket manga app on July 25, 2018, while the first chapter was simultaneously published in the 34th issue of Weekly Shōnen Magazine.[184][188] The following chapters were released weekly until September 5, 2018, when they transitioned to a biweekly release schedule.[189] The manga was published for an English language release by Kodansha USA in August 2019.[190][191]

Anime

An anime television series adaptation was announced during the "Hiro Mashima Fan Meeting" livestream in September 2021.[192] The anime series is produced by J.C.Staff and directed by Toshinori Watanabe, with Shinji Ishihira serving as chief director, Atsuhiro Tomioka supervising scripts, Yurika Sako designing the characters, and Yasuharu Takanashi composing the music. It premiered on July 7, 2024 on TV Tokyo and its affiliates.[193][194] The first opening theme song is "Story" performed by Da-ice, while the first ending theme song is "Tomo yo, Koko de Sayonara da" (友よ ここでサヨナラだ, lit. 'My Friend, We Say Our Farewells Here') performed by Boku ga Mitekatta Aozora.[195] The second opening theme song is "Endless Happy-Ending" by The Rampage from Exile Tribe, while the second ending theme song is "Ties" by Emi Noda.[196] Crunchyroll streamed the series outside of Asia.[197] Muse Communication licensed the series in Southeast Asia.[198]

Episodes

No.Title [199][200]Directed by [199]Written by [199]Storyboarded by [199]Original air date [201]
1"The "First" Guild and the "Strongest" Guild"
Transliteration: ""Saisho" no Girudo to "Saikyō" no Girudo" (Japanese: “最初”のギルドと“最強”のギルド)		Toshinori WatanabeAtsuhiro TomiokaShinji IshihiraJuly 7, 2024 (2024-07-07)
A girl named Touka joins the Fairy Tail wizard guild to pursue her affections for Natsu Dragneel, who is away with his team on the 100 Years Quest, a mission that has remained unfinished by any guild for over a century. Juvia Lockser competes with Touka over her own love for Gray Fullbuster, leading them to bicker over various women who have shown interest in Natsu and Gray. When Touka mentions Briar, a member of the black magic cult Avatar whose name and admiration of Gray were never publicized, Gajeel Redfox becomes suspicious of Touka and rallies Juvia and Panther Lily to investigate her. Meanwhile, Natsu's team arrives on the continent of Guiltina to meet their client, the dragon Elefseria, a formerly human Dragon Slayer and founder of the world's first wizard guild, Magia Dragon. Elefseria reveals that the quest involves sealing the Five God Dragons, a group of surviving dragons that are each as powerful as Acnologia. He sends the team to the port town of Ermina, where the Water God Dragon, Mercphobia, is worshiped. The team's arrival is witnessed by a horned man whose companion addresses him as the Water God.
2"The Sea of Dragons"
Transliteration: "Ryū no Umi" (Japanese: 竜の海)		Taichi Aratashi & Mio HideninMasashi SogoToshinori WatanabeJuly 14, 2024 (2024-07-14)
Ermina is submerged by the sea's high tide at night, with its citizens transforming into fish and providing Natsu's team with a potion that allows them to breathe underwater. When Gray asks about Mercphobia, the citizens turn hostile towards the team, assuming them to be after Mercphobia's life. Disguising themselves as fish using the power of Lucy Heartfilia's celestial spirit Gemini, the team discovers a caged woman named Kiria whom the citizens plan to sacrifice to Mercphobia for her hunting of the Water God. Kiria—one of a class of Dragon Slayers called Dragon Eaters, who consume dragons to gain their powers—uses Blade Dragon Slayer magic to free herself and kill a sea serpent she believes to be Mercphobia. Learning the serpent is actually Mercphobia's messenger, she vents her frustration by attacking Natsu's team, joined by her armored guildmate Madmole from the Dragon Eater guild Diabolos, until the humanoid Mercphobia intervenes. Meanwhile, Gajeel's group spies on Touka while facing disapproval from Levy McGarden; the group is shocked when Touka briefly sports a furry tail. Elsewhere, Jellal Fernandes visits the Saber Tooth guild to conduct his own investigation of Touka, whom he considers to be dangerous.
3"Blade, Armor, Ash"
Transliteration: "Yaiba, Yoroi, Hai" (Japanese: 刃、鎧、灰)		Toshinori WatanabeMasashi SogoToshinori WatanabeJuly 21, 2024 (2024-07-21)
Kiria and Madmole are teleported away by their guildmate Skullion Raider, a Dragon Eater who manipulates ash. Mercphobia is hospitable towards Natsu's team, explaining that he has renounced his past cruelty after bonding with his human companion, Karameel. However, he wishes to die due to his gradual loss of control over Ermina's tide—a result of having his magic stolen by the White Wizard, a witch rumored to be as dangerous as Zeref, the Black Wizard—and requests Natsu's team to recover his power and kill him before he floods the world. Overhearing this, Skullion changes Diabolos's target to the White Wizard and injures Mercphobia, deeming him worthless. Natsu's team fights to protect Mercphobia, but they are defeated by the Diabolos trio: Erza Scarlet turns submissive after Kiria magically "cuts" her strength; Natsu succumbs to motion sickness, which Dragon Eaters are immune to, after Madmole forces him onto Diabolos's ship; and Gray is seemingly disintegrated by Skullion. Meanwhile, Jellal learns of Touka's membership in Fairy Tail from Kagura Mikazuchi and confronts Touka, whom he identifies as the White Wizard.
4"Dyed White"
Transliteration: "Shiroku Somaru" (Japanese: 白く染まる)		Kiyotaka Takezawa & Mio HideninAtsuhiro TomiokaToshinori WatanabeJuly 28, 2024 (2024-07-28)
Jellal accuses Touka of stealing several wizards' magic as the founder of Rebellious, a white magic cult that aims to erase all magic from the world. Laxus Dreyar defends Touka and threatens Jellal into withdrawing, but warns Touka against keeping secrets that could endanger Fairy Tail. Touka later attempts to steal Jellal's magic for his interference, but stops herself before Gajeel apprehends her, revealing Touka and the White Wizard to be separate personalities. Meanwhile, Diabolos takes Natsu, Erza, and Wendy Marvell captive aboard their ship, leaving Lucy, Happy, and Carla behind. After Karameel sends them away on a boat, Lucy's group happens upon Brandish μ, who has saved Gray with her size-altering magic and is competing with Lucy in search of Aquarius's missing key. Brandish refuses to join the fight against Diabolos, but helps Fairy Tail by turning an undersea rock into an islet that beaches Diabolos's ship. Around this time, Kiria's spell wears off on Erza, who releases Natsu and Wendy. Natsu's group has a rematch with Diabolos, with Natsu using his Fire Dragon Slayer magic's heat to bypass Madmole's indestructible armor and defeat him.
5"A Bitter Choice"
Transliteration: "Kujū no Ketsudan" (Japanese: 苦渋の決断)		Yoshiyuki Nogami & Momo ShimizuMasashi SogoKiyotaka ŌhataAugust 4, 2024 (2024-08-04)
Diabolos is outmatched by Fairy Tail and retreats, promising to return with more members. Natsu's team returns to Ermina, where they witness Mercphobia mindlessly attacking the town in his dragon form. Karameel admits herself responsible for the theft of Mercphobia's power, having contacted the White Wizard in a misguided effort to save him from being hunted, which has allowed the White Wizard to take control of him. Natsu's team reluctantly agrees to kill Mercphobia, who demonstrates his godlike power by raising the sea into the sky. Meanwhile, Jellal and the rest of Fairy Tail interrogate Touka, who explains that she is possessed by the White Wizard and joined Fairy Tail in the hopes of being separated from her with Wendy's enchantment magic. However, the White Wizard reasserts control and steals everyone's magic.
6"Lineage of Fire"
Transliteration: "Honō no Keifu" (Japanese: 炎の系譜)		Toshinori WatanabeAtsuhiro TomiokaToshinori WatanabeAugust 11, 2024 (2024-08-11)
"Troubled Lucy" (おなやみルーシィ, Onayami Rūshii) – Lucy experiences writer's block with a novel about gigantic anteaters. To inspire her, Natsu brings her on a mission that coincidentally matches her premise. There Lucy finds inspiration and hurriedly writes her ideas down while ensnared by anteater tongues.
Natsu reaches Mercphobia's head to land a killing blow, but Mercphobia extinguishes his fire magic by transforming into water. Mercphobia conjures a whirlpool in the sky to drown Natsu, but Natsu is saved by the sudden arrival of Ignia, the Fire Dragon God. Ignia reveals that Mercphobia is only at less than half his true strength and offers to temporarily bestow his own power onto Natsu through his own flames, which he spreads across Ermina to force Natsu to eat them. Before leaving, Ignia reveals himself to be the biological son of Natsu's adoptive father, Igneel, and challenges Natsu to a future one-on-one battle, expressing displeasure at his current level of power. Natsu begrudgingly eats Ignia's flames and attains a new, savage form that allows him to evaporate Mercphobia's water attacks and defeat him. However, Natsu enters a berserk state and attempts to incinerate Mercphobia's body before Lucy holds him back, returning Natsu to his normal form with no memory of his rampage.
7"All's Well That Ends Well"
Transliteration: "Kekka Ōrai" (Japanese: 結果オーライ)		Taichi AtarashiMasashi SogoMio HideninAugust 18, 2024 (2024-08-18)
The people of Ermina begin rebuilding from the destruction caused by Mercphobia, who has recovered without any of his magic, leaving him stuck in human form and successfully sealed as per the 100 Years Quest's specifications. Grateful to live among Ermina's citizens in peace, Mercphobia provides information about the other Dragon Gods and directs Natsu's team to the city of Drasil to investigate Aldoron, the Wood Dragon God and the world's largest dragon. Natsu's team waits for a train to Drasil in the city of Tekka, where Erza is mistaken for a local celebrity named Elkis, who looks identical to her. Elkis approaches the team and, to explain the situation, brings them to a building labeled "Fairy Nail". Meanwhile, Skullion's team reports their encounter with Fairy Tail to Diabolos's master, Georg Reizen, while Saber Tooth's members visit Fairy Tail and find its members missing, with the White Wizard sailing to Guiltina in pursuit of Natsu's team.
8"Aldoron, the Wood Dragon God"
Transliteration: "Mokushinryū Arudoron" (Japanese: 木神竜アルドロン)		Kunpei MaedaAtsuhiro TomiokaKiyotaka ŌhataAugust 25, 2024 (2024-08-25)
Elkis gives Natsu's team a tour of Fairy Nail, a talent guild whose members all resemble those of Fairy Tail. Gray talks with Juvia's look-alike, Juvina, who recognizes Gray's unspoken love for Juvia and takes him on a mock date, inspiring him to overcome his insecurity about starting a relationship with Juvia. On the final train to Drasil, the team immediately meets Juvia, who is unusually hesitant to answer when asked about the other Fairy Tail members. When Gray questions Juvia about it, she suddenly realizes she cannot remember, but recalls the White Wizard and warns the team about her before losing consciousness. A tremor suddenly shakes Drasil, revealing the town to be built atop Aldoron's right hand, with four other towns situated across the sleeping dragon's left hand, back and shoulders. While the team gathers information, a hooded old man brings them to one of the White Wizard's churches, where he reveals himself as their guildmate Mirajane Strauss in disguise. Other hooded figures in the church unveil themselves as the rest of Fairy Tail's members and Jellal, all of whom have been brainwashed by the White Wizard.
9"Whiteout"
Transliteration: "Howaitoauto" (Japanese: 白滅（ホワイトアウト）)		Hiroaki TakagiMasashi SogoHiroaki TakagiSeptember 1, 2024 (2024-09-01)
Wendy's magic protects Natsu's team from falling under the influence of Whiteout, the spell used by the White Wizard to control wizards through their magic. After the team escapes, the White Wizard uses Fairy Tail to destroy a magic orb enshrined on Aldoron's right hand, explaining that destroying four other orbs across Aldoron's body will weaken him and make him vulnerable to Whiteout. Touka relays the White Wizard's speech to Natsu's team through Juvia, the only wizard Touka has managed to free from her brainwashing. The team devises a plan to defeat their friends, which would allow Wendy to lift the spell on them. Gray, Natsu, and Lucy each encounter the Raijin Tribe, Gajeel, and the Strauss siblings, respectively, with Lucy using her recently learned Star Dress Mix spell to combine her Leo and Virgo Star Dress forms.
10"New Foes"
Transliteration: "Arata naru Shikaku-tachi" (Japanese: 新たなる刺客たち)		Yoshihiro MoriMasashi SogoShinji IshihiraSeptember 8, 2024 (2024-09-08)
"Uneasy Erza" (もやもやエルザ, Moyamoya Eruza) – Juvia uses a mirror to practice kissing Gray and encourages Erza to try the same for Jellal. Erza hesitantly does so with her reflection in a café window, but is seen by Jellal from outside, embarrassing her.
"Tattered Gajeel" (ぼろぼろガジル, Boroboro Gajiru) – Levy finds Gajeel asleep on their living room floor. Initially angry with him, she softens when she notices he is covered in scars from the jobs he has taken to raise money for their unborn baby. Later, Lily comes in and sees Levy tenderly sleeping on the floor beside Gajeel.
Lucy defeats Lisanna, though her Star Dress Mix's duration ends before she can face Mirajane and Elfman, while Gray defeats the Raijin Tribe with his Devil Slayer form. Levy protects Gajeel from Natsu, who hesitates to attack her due to her pregnancy, allowing her to conjure a horse-drawn carriage with Solid Script magic that drives Natsu away. In the orb shrine on Aldoron's right shoulder, Wendy finds several Fairy Tail members defeated by Nebaru, a spider-like Dragon Eater from Diabolos, whose members are also targeting the orbs so they can eat Aldoron; sensing Wendy's Dragon Slayer magic, Nebaru traps her in web to eat her. In the left hand shrine, Erza reluctantly engages in foreplay with a half-naked Jellal, whose brainwashing has removed his inhibitions towards her, before being confronted by Laxus and Kiria. Meanwhile, Natsu's carriage is stopped by another Diabolos member named Wraith, a ghost who is impervious to physical harm and perceived only by Dragon Slayers.
11"Wraith, the Spirit Dragon"
Transliteration: "Reiryū no Reisu" (Japanese: 霊竜のレイス)		Taichi AtarashiAtsuhiro TomiokaShinji IshihiraSeptember 15, 2024 (2024-09-15)
Wraith uses his Spirit Dragon Slayer magic to remove Natsu's soul from his body. During a near-death experience, Natsu reunites with the souls of Zeref, Mavis Vermillion, their children August and Larcade, and Igneel, all of whom are living contentedly in Natsu's personalized afterlife. With their guidance, Natsu transforms his soul into a thought projection that is capable of injuring Wraith. After failing to dissuade Natsu from attacking by possessing Happy, Wraith flees and possesses Makarov Dreyar, whose immense magical power magnifies his own. Meanwhile, Erza attempts to take the orb while Laxus and Kiria are distracted in battle, but is captured and whisked away by Jellal, while Lucy retreats to find her guildmate Cana Alberona after Skullion and Madmole engage Mirajane and Elfman.
12"A Card in the Hand"
Transliteration: "Hangeki no Kirifuda" (Japanese: 反撃の切り札)		Yoshiyuki NogamiMasashi SogoShinji IshihiraSeptember 22, 2024 (2024-09-22)
On Aldoron's right shoulder, Wendy battles Nebaru while encased in a cocoon. Amused by Wendy, Nebaru decides against eating her and destroys the second orb. On the left hand, Erza tricks Jellal into releasing her and detains him before returning to the shrine, where Laxus defeats Kiria. On the right hand, Wraith suspects Makarov to be a blood relative due to their highly synchronous magic power. When Makarov's body proves physically unfit to withstand Natsu's attacks, Wraith recalls his forgotten past as a Fairy Tail wizard who was friends with Makarov before his death. Satisfied, Wraith surrenders to Natsu and passes on. Meanwhile, Lucy regroups with Gray and Juvia and takes the drunken Cana's magic cards, with which she intends to conveniently seal their defeated friends. The sealing spell backfires on Lucy, but a sober Cana releases her, revealing herself to have been unaffected by the White Wizard's magic due to her inebriation. After Natsu returns to his body, he and Happy travel to Aldoron's back, where they find Touka unconscious. Regaining control of herself, Touka awakens and begs Natsu for help.
13"Scarlet Showdown"
Transliteration: "Kurenai no Gekitō" (Japanese: 紅の激闘)		Kiyotaka TakezawaAtsuhiro TomiokaToshinori WatanabeSeptember 29, 2024 (2024-09-29)
Touka lovingly embraces Happy, whom she believes to be named Natsu due to a misunderstanding from when the pair rescued her from bandits one year earlier. After learning her mistake, Touka reveals her true form as an Exceed similar to Happy, having been forced into the human White Wizard's form. Meanwhile, Erza and Laxus duel to a stalemate and pass out from exhaustion, after which Kiria destroys the third orb. Sensing this, the White Wizard takes control of Touka again and attempts to brainwash Natsu into destroying the nearby fourth orb. Deducing that the White Wizard cannot touch the orbs herself, Happy throws the orb at her, which immobilizes her and allows him and Natsu to escape.
14"Clinging Dragon Berserk"
Transliteration: "Bōgyaku no Nenryū" (Japanese: 暴虐の粘竜)		Hiroaki TakagiAtsuhiro TomiokaHiroaki TakagiOctober 13, 2024 (2024-10-13)
Skullion orders Diabolos to retreat following Kiria and Wraith's defeats, allowing Lucy's team to capture the fatigued Mirajane and Elfman. Nebaru defiantly continues to battle Wendy and enters his forbidden Dragon Force form, which accelerates his transformation into a dragon, forcing Skullion to abandon him. After suffering a brutal assault from Nebaru, Wendy enchants herself with Irene Belserion's residual magic power left from when the two had switched bodies. As an unforeseen side effect, Wendy's spell awakens a copy of Irene's personality that Irene had embedded within Wendy upon dying. Irene uses the last of her magic to restore Nebaru's human form by extracting his magic power with a separation enchantment, which she teaches to Wendy to separate Touka and the White Wizard. Natsu and Happy inform Wendy and Carla of Touka's identity, but Carla does not recognize Touka's name among the Exceeds from Edolas, all of whom have been accounted for since arriving in Earth Land. Meanwhile, the brainwashed Mest Gryder quickly destroys the final two orbs, awakening Aldoron.
15"The Howling Earth"
Transliteration: "Todoroku Daichi" (Japanese: 轟く大地)		Yoshiyuki NogamiMasashi SogoToshinori WatanabeOctober 20, 2024 (2024-10-20)
"Jiggly Wendy" (ぷるぷるウェンディ, Purupuru Wendi) – Wendy fearfully complains about a bug inside her dormitory room. Carla and later Erza attempt to dispose of the bug, but are aggravated when it keeps evading them. It escalates to Erza demolishing parts of the entire building to kill the bug, unaware as it flies outside.
The citizens of Drasil are willingly absorbed into Aldoron, revealing that the orbs' destruction has unsealed Aldoron's power instead of weakening him. Meanwhile, the White Wizard suddenly loses her magic, freeing the brainwashed wizards from Whiteout. The White Wizard realizes she has been deceived about the orbs by Selene, the Moon Dragon God, before Wendy separates her and Touka. Aldoron demonstrates his power by destroying a fleet of airships from Guiltina's Magic Council after their arsenal of Uranus cannons fail to harm him; Natsu similarly inflicts miniscule damage to Aldoron's back. The wizards' presence summons Wolfen, a humanoid tree and extension of Aldoron called a God Seed, who is tasked with killing those unabsorbed by the dragon. The telepathic Wolfen and his clones mimic the forms and magic of powerful figures from the wizards' memories, prompting Lucy's group to release their captured guildmates to battle them. After Natsu's confusing thought process causes one Wolfen to change into Happy, Natsu is inspired to defeat Aldoron by coaxing another Wolfen into assuming Zeref's form.
16"God Seeds"
Transliteration: "Goddo Shīdo" (Japanese: ゴッドシード)		Tsuneo TominagaMasashi SogoShinji Ishihira & Toshinori WatanabeOctober 27, 2024 (2024-10-27)
"Tired Touka" (へとへとトウカ, Hetoheto Tōka) – Shortly after casting Whiteout on Fairy Tail and Jellal, the White Wizard realizes she has no idea how to transport them to Guiltina. After she frustrates herself with loading each member onto a cart one by one, it occurs to her that she could have brainwashed Elfman into helping her.
As planned by Natsu, the Wolfen mimicking Zeref is afflicted with Zeref's curse of contradiction, which begins killing Aldoron through Wolfen's desire to protect the dragon, though Wolfen thwarts the plan by erasing himself and his copies. Wolfen is replaced by three other God Seeds: Metro, who attacks Lucy's group with an army of wood golems; Gears, who battles Jellal; and Doom, who encounters Wendy's group. Meanwhile, Natsu is dragged inside Aldoron's body by a fifth God Seed embodying Aldoron's brain, whose attacks are faster than Natsu can see. With Wendy's magic power nearly depleted from using her separation enchantment, Carla battles Doom in her place but is covered by his life-draining spores. Wendy and Happy are rescued by a group of Fairy Tail's weaker members—Max Alors, Warren Rocko, Laki Olietta, Kinana, Reedus Jonah, Vijeeter Ecor, and Nab Lasaro—who are ineffectual against Doom until Wendy enchants them with her remaining magic, strengthening them enough to destroy Doom and save Carla's life. Aldoron is weakened by Doom's death, allowing Natsu to detect and avoid his next attack.
17"Strength to Live"
Transliteration: "Ikiru Chikara" (Japanese: 生きる力)		Toshinori WatanabeAtsuhiro TomiokaToshinori WatanabeNovember 3, 2024 (2024-11-03)
"Brandish Walking Around" (うろうろブランディッシュ, Urouro Burandisshu) – Prior to Aldoron's awakening, Brandish tours Drasil after an unsuccessful search for Aquarius's key in the town, taking no interest in Fairy Tail's distant battling or the townspeople's disappearance as they unfold.
Metro absorbs Juvia's water body into himself and uses her magic against Gray. Gray refuses to attack Metro while Juvia is fused with him, declaring that she gives him the strength to live. Flustered by Gray's confession of his feelings for her, Juvia begins to boil Metro, which inspires Gray to transform her into ice and use her against Metro until she melts, releasing her. Gray and Juvia then perform a Unison Raid that freezes Metro to death, vanquishing his golems. The rest of Gray and Juvia's group encounters Brandish, who complains that her magic has no effect on Aldoron and offers to enlarge Gajeel to the dragon's size to battle him. Meanwhile, Gears casts magic circles on Jellal that hinder his thought process, paralyzing him and causing him to hallucinate Erza attacking him in Gears' place. With Jellal's "time" frozen, Ultear Milkovich manifests herself within his mind and encourages him to live for Erza's sake. Jellal overcomes Gears' spell by passing it onto Siegrain, his thought projection duplicate, and uses his Grand Chariot spell to destroy Gears. Sensing the remaining God Seeds' deaths, Aldoron prepares to kill Natsu.
18"Burning Will"
Transliteration: "Moyuru Ishi" (Japanese: 燃ゆる意志)		Toshinori WatanabeAtsuhiro TomiokaToshinori WatanabeNovember 10, 2024 (2024-11-10)
Aldoron's God Seed is distracted by the gigantic Gajeel's attack on his main body before Brandish's spell wears off, exhausting him and further weakening his God Seed. Using the powers of all the fire dragons whose flames he has consumed, Natsu burns through Aldoron's flame-resistant spells and destroys his God Seed, killing Aldoron. Georg learns of Aldoron's death and decides to send Suzaku, one of Diabolos's elite Dark Dragon Slayer Knights, to hunt Selene. Fairy Tail and their allies travel to the nearby city of Dramil, where they spend the next three days celebrating their reunion while Touka and the White Wizard remain comatose after their separation.
19"Aqua Aera"
Transliteration: "Akua Ēra" (Japanese: 水の翼（アクアエーラ）)		Yoshiyuki NogamiMasashi SogoShinji IshihiraNovember 17, 2024 (2024-11-17)
Brandish shrinks Fairy Tail's female members to improve their enjoyment of Dramil's public bath, but wanders off without returning them to normal size. As Lucy has Brandish's undo the spell, the White Wizard and Touka awaken; repentant, the White Wizard explains that her true intention is to save her and Touka's home, the parallel world of Elentear. When Touka hesitates to help her for her wrongdoings, the White Wizard impulsively attempts to use Aqua Aera, Touka's interdimensional travel magic, to transport herself and Natsu's team to Elentear. The botched spell instead sends them to Edolas, where they are incapable of using magic. The team reunites with Fairy Tail's Edolas counterparts, learning that over the past nine years, Natsu and Lucy's counterparts have married and had a daughter, Nasha, while Gray and Juvia's counterparts have a son, Greige. Not knowing of the White Wizard's involvement or how to leave Edolas, Natsu's team consults their former guildmate Mystogan, who has since become Edolas's king with his army captain Erza Knightwalker now acting as his maid. Mystogan speculates that the one who sent the team to Edolas has the same power as Selene, a denizen of Elentear who can freely travel between dimensions.
20"Selene, the Moon Dragon God"
Transliteration: "Gesshinryū Serēne" (Japanese: 月神竜セレーネ)		Tsuneo TominagaMasashi SogoShinji IshihiraNovember 24, 2024 (2024-11-24)
Touka locates Natsu's team through her Aqua Aera and informs them of the White Wizard's intent to save Elentear, which suffers from a critical overabundance of magic. Knightwalker provides Touka with the kingdom's last X-Ball to restore her ability to send the team home, while Edolas's Fairy Tail locates the White Wizard for them. The chastened White Wizard reveals her true identity as Faris, a shrine maiden responsible for keeping Elentear's magic in remission; she further explains that Selene has been threatening her into hunting the other Dragon Gods, forcing her to possess Touka and travel to Earthland, where she took the real White Wizard's identity and was indoctrinated by Rebellious. Selene suddenly appears, boasting that her manipulations were for her own amusement, as she has already decided to destroy Elentear. Selene sends the group to a cloud over Elentear, where a giant hand emerges from the ocean below and scatters the group to different locations across the world.
21"The Moonlight Divinities"
Transliteration: "Gekka Bijin" (Japanese: 月下美神)		Yūsuke OnodaAtsuhiro Tomioka & Masashi SogoShinji IshihiraDecember 1, 2024 (2024-12-01)
Natsu's team is confronted by the Moonlight Divinities, a trio of Selene's bodyguards: Yoko, a summoner of yōkai; Hakune, who manipulates snow and ice; and Mimi, who possesses superhuman strength. Although the wizards' magic is enhanced in Elentear, the Moonlight Divinities defeat them with their mastery of spirit arts, a power separate from magic and curses. Unsatisfied with the wizards' defeat, Selene has them imprisoned in her domain of Blackmoon Mountain to serve as entertainment. After being humiliated by Selene's entourage, Natsu and Gray are transported to the caves below the mountain to battle hordes of yōkai, including Lucy, Wendy, Happy, and Carla, whom Yoko has brainwashed and transformed into a nure-onna, bakeneko, and two suiko, respectively. Aquarius summons herself to intervene during Natsu and Lucy's battle, taking advantage of Lucy's ability to summon spirits without her keys in Elentear.
22"The Demons' Parade"
Transliteration: "Hyakki Yakō" (Japanese: 百鬼夜行)		TBATBATBADecember 8, 2024 (2024-12-08)

Recap special

No.Title [199][200]Directed by [199]Original air date [201]
13.5"Going Off Topic: Lucy's Diary"
Transliteration: "Kanwa: Rūshiizu Daiarī" (Japanese: 閑話・Lucy’s diary)		Makoto TakahashiOctober 6, 2024 (2024-10-06)
A recap special covering the first thirteen episodes

Reception

The manga's first tankōbon volume debuted at the eleventh spot of Oricon's weekly Japanese sales charts for printed comics.[202]

Anime News Network's Rebecca Silverman gave the first volume an overall "B" score, considering its two storylines to be a "promising start" to the series, and praising the setting for expanding the original story's mythology. However, she criticized its slow pace and inconsistencies to the previous series. Silverman opined that Ueda does a "very credible job" copying Mashima's artstyle, calling the differences "fairly negligible".[203]

Notes

  1. ^ According to the Fairy Tail Volume 2 Del Rey edition Translation Notes, General Notes, Wizard: So this translation has taken that as its inspiration and translated the word madôshi as "wizard". But madôshi's meaning is similar to certain Japanese words that have been borrowed by the English language, such as judo (the soft way) and kendo (the way of the sword). Madô is the way of magic, and madôshi are those who follow the way of magic. So although the word "wizard" is used in the original dialogue, a Japanese reader would be likely to think not of traditional Western wizards such as Merlin or Gandalf, but of martial artists.
  2. ^ Chapter not included in localized release
  3. ^ Credited as storyboarder[184]
  4. ^ Credited as chief director (総監督, Sō Kantoku)
  5. ^ Alternatively subtitled Hyaku-nen Kuesuto (100年クエスト) for Japanese readers

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Fairy Tail: Happy's Heroic Adventure

Fairy Tail: Happy's Heroic Adventure, titled Fairy Tail: Happy Adventure (フェアリーテイル ハッピーの大冒険, Fearī Teiru: Happī no Daibōken) in Japan, is a spin-off written and illustrated by Kenshirō Sakamoto that focuses on Happy becoming separated from Natsu Dragneel and trapped in a parallel universe inhabited by animals. It was first launched on Magazine Pocket on July 26, 2018,[1][2] and will end publication on April 2, 2020.[3] After its fourth tankōbon volume, which Sakamoto described as the end of the manga's "first part",[4] the manga switched to exclusively digital publication for the remainder of its run.[5]

No. Original release date Original ISBN English release date English ISBN
1 December 7, 2018[6]978-4-06-514275-2September 17, 2019[7]—
  1. "Happy Goes to Another World?!" (ハッピー異世界へ!?, Happī Isekai e!?)
  2. "Happy the Hero!" (ハッピー勇者になる!, Happī Yūsha ni Naru!)
  3. "Luna the Fox" (キツネのルナ, Kitsune no Runa)
  4. "Showdown with Dori Dorin (対決ドリドリン, Taiketsu Dori Dorin)
  5. "The Real Luna" (ルナの正体, Runa no Shōtai)
  1. "Smile Heart" (スマイルハート, Sumairu Hāto)
  2. "The Strength to Change" (変われる強さ, Kawareru Tsuyosa)
  3. "The Blue Warrior" (青の戦士, Ao no Senshi)
  4. "The Heroes' Race Begins!" (勇者レース開催!, Yūsha Rēsu Kaisai!)
  5. "What Makes a Hero" (勇者の資質, Yūsha no Shishitsu)
2 February 15, 2019[8]978-4-06-514938-6October 29, 2019[9]—
  1. "The South Forest" (南の森, Minami no Mori)
  2. "Happy vs. Agi" (ハッピー vs. アギ, Happī vs. Agi)
  3. "Deep Into the Forest" (森の奥へ, Mori no Oku e)
  4. "Tower in the Big Tree" (大樹の塔, Taiju no Tō)
  5. "Machine" (キカイ, Kikai)
  1. "With Swift Wings and Powerful Fists" (翼と拳で, Tsubasa to Kobushi de)
  2. "A Girl's Voice Calls" (少女の呼び声, Shōjo no Yobi Koe)
  3. "A New Friend" (新しい友達, Atarashii Tomodashi)
  4. "Happy the Liar" (嘘つきハッピー, Usotsuki Happī)
  5. "Luna's Past" (ルナの過去, Runa no Kako)
3 April 17, 2019[10]978-4-06-516040-4November 26, 2019[11]—
  1. "The Big Four of Wild Town" (ワイルドタウンの四天王, Wairudo Taun no Shitennō)
  2. "Because We're Friends" (友達だから, Tomodachi Dakara)
  3. "The Animal Villagers' Resolve" (アニマール村の覚悟, Animāru Mura no Kakugo)
  4. "Eleph vs. Tigre" (エレフ vs. ティーグル, Erefu vs. Tīguru)
  5. "Three Against Three" (三対三, San tai San)
  1. "The Fight Begins! Dori Dorin vs. Rhino" (決勝開始! ドリドリン vs. ライノ, Kettō Kaishi! Dori Dorin vs. Raino)
  2. "The Legendary Hundred-Man Slayer" (伝説の100人切り, Densetsu no Hyaku-nin-giri)
  3. "Happy vs. Chee" (ハッピー vs. チィ, Happī vs. Chii)
  4. "Poison" (毒, Doku)
  5. "Ether Moon" (エーテルムーン, Ēteru Mūn)
4 October 9, 2019[12]978-4-06-517562-0——
  1. Bōsō suru Chikara (暴走する力)
  2. Yūsha Happī (勇者ハッピー)
  3. Utage (宴)
  4. Erefu vs. Agi (エレフ vs. アギ)
  5. Wairudo Taun de Otetsudai (ワイルドタウンでお手伝い)
  1. Kūru Rando e (クールランドへ!)
  2. Kogoeru Mura no Kaibutsu (凍える村の怪物)
  3. Honō to Kōri (炎と氷)
  4. Furueru Daichi (震える大地)
  5. Dare ga Tame no Kikai (誰が為の機械)
5 January 17, 2020[13]———
  1. Tōi Kuni kara no Shisha (遠い国からの使者)
  2. Hōrī Kingudamu (ホーリーキングダム)
  3. An'un (暗雲)
  4. Akuma no Shisha (悪魔の使者)
  5. Michibiki no Koe (導きの声)
  1. Herushī Kurisutaru no Tomodachi (ヘルシークリスタルの友達)
  2. Sanku Ekusoshisuto (五獣祓魔師(サンクエクソシスト))
  3. Kurisutaru no Himitsu (クリスタルの秘密)
  4. Shinjiru Mono o Mamoru Chikara o (信じるものを守る力を)
  5. Sukui no Te (救いの手)
6 March 9, 2020[14]———
  1. Kokoro no Tatakai (心の戦い)
  2. Kibō no Honō (希望の炎)
  3. Shadō (シャドー)
  4. Tomo ni Ikiru (共に生きる)
  5. Tō no Himitsu (塔の秘密)
  1. Mearisu to Sanjūshi (メアリスと三銃士)
  2. Shinka no Mahō (進化の魔法)
  3. Shīkuretto Gāden (シークレット・ガーデン)
  4. Itsuwari no Rakuen (偽りの楽園)
  5. Rakuen e no Michi (楽園への道)

Fairy Tail City Hero

Fairy Tail City Hero (フェアリーテイル シティーヒーロー, Fearī Teiru Shitī Hīro) is a spin-off written and illustrated by Ushio Andō that reimagines the characters of Fairy Tail as members of a modern day police force. It was first launched on Magazine Pocket on October 26, 2018,[15] and ended on November 22, 2019.[16]

No. Original release date Original ISBN English release date English ISBN
1 March 8, 2019[17]978-4-06-514784-9September 24, 2019[18]—
  1. "Team Fairy Tail" (特別班(チーム) 妖精の尻尾(フェアリーテイル), Chīmu Fearī Teiru)
  2. "Crack Down on the Motorcycle Gang!" (取り締まれ! 暴走族!!, Torishimare! Bōsōzoku)
  3. "No Mercy for Panty Thieves!" (下着ドロ､ 許すまじ!, Shitagidoro, Yurusumaji!)
  4. "Bank Robbers 1" (バンクラバー①, Banku Rabā 1)
  1. "Bank Robbers 2" (バンクラバー②, Banku Rabā 2)
  2. "Hunky Detective Meeen" (イケメェーン探偵, Ikemeēn Tantei)
  3. "The Masked Thief Comes to Call 1" (怪盗仮面参上①, Kaitō Kamen Sanjō 1)
2 July 9, 2019[19]978-4-06-515722-0November 5, 2019[20]—
  1. "The Masked Thief Comes to Call 2" (怪盗仮面参上②, Kaitō Kamen Sanjō 2)
  2. "The Masked Thief Comes to Call 3" (怪盗仮面参上③, Kaitō Kamen Sanjō 3)
  3. "The Sky Sisters 1" (天空シスターズ①, Tenkū Shisutāzu 1)
  4. "The Sky Sisters 2" (天空シスターズ②, Tenkū Shisutāzu 2)
  5. "The Sky Sisters 3" (天空シスターズ③, Tenkū Shisutāzu 3)
  6. "The Princess and the Thunder Beast 1" (姫と雷獣①, Hime to Raijū 1)
  7. "The Princess and the Thunder Beast 2" (姫と雷獣②, Hime to Raijū 2)
  1. "The Princess and the Thunder Beast 3" (姫と雷獣③, Hime to Raijū 3)
  2. "Ten Thousand Hostages 1" (1万人の人質①, Ichiman-nin no Hitojichi 1)
  3. "Ten Thousand Hostages 2" (1万人の人質②, Ichiman-nin no Hitojichi 2)
  4. "Ten Thousand Hostages 3" (1万人の人質③, Ichiman-nin no Hitojichi 3)
  5. "Master Ziemma (マスター・ジエンマ, Masutā Jienma)
  6. "Rookie Officer Mavis" (新人警察官メイビス①, Shinjin Keisatsukan Meibisu 1)
3 October 9, 2019[21]978-4-06-517209-4——
  1. Shinjin Keisatsukan Meibisu 2 (新人警察官メイビス②)
  2. Shinjin Keisatsukan Meibisu 3 (新人警察官メイビス③)
  3. Chūkan Kanrishoku Inberu (中間管理職インベル)
  4. Itoshi no Kurisutīna (愛しのクリスティーナ)
  5. Tokusha Busō Butai (特殊武装部隊)
  6. Mitchaku! Fearī Teiru Nijūyon-ji 1 (密着! 妖精の尻尾(フェアリーテイル)24時①)
  7. Mitchaku! Fearī Teiru Nijūyon-ji (密着! 妖精の尻尾(フェアリーテイル)24時②)
  1. Metsu Rabu Gakuensai 1 (滅LOVE学園祭①)
  2. Metsu Rabu Gakuensai 2 (滅LOVE学園祭②)
  3. Happī Bāsudē (ハッピーバースデー)
  4. Ryūō Sanpo (竜王散歩)
  5. Kaijū Daisensō (怪獣大戦争)
  6. Purofesshonaru (プロフェッショナル)
4 February 2, 2020[22]978-4-06-517879-9——
  1. Shiro no Kairaku (白の快楽)
  2. Bōi Mītsu Gāru (ボーイ ミーツ ガール)
  3. Kyoshō Eruza Kantoku (巨匠エルザ監督)
  4. Abunai Neko (あぶない猫)
  5. Kioku Shiteiru? (記憶している?)
  6. Zutto Issho (ずっと一緒)
  1. Amai Gisō 1 (甘い偽装①)
  2. Amai Gisō 2 (甘い偽装②)
  3. Kioku ni Gozaimasen 1 (記憶にございません①)
  4. Kioku ni Gozaimasen 2 (記憶にございません②)
  5. Ekuripusu (エクリプス)
  6. Ekuripusu ga Hiraku Toki (エクリプスが開く時)

Notes

References

  1. ^ Hodgkins, Crystalyn (June 28, 2018). "Kenshiro Sakamoto Launches Fairy Tail Spinoff Manga About Happy". Anime News Network. Retrieved July 4, 2018.
  2. ^ Cite error: The named reference sequel was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  3. ^ Hodgkins, Crystalyn (March 28, 2020). "Fairy Tail: Happy's Heroic Adventure Manga Ends on April 2". Anime News Network. Retrieved March 28, 2020.
  4. ^ Pineda, Rafael Antonio (September 25, 2019). "Fairy Tail: Happy no Daibōken Spinoff Manga's '1st Part' Ends in 4th Volume". Anime News Network. Retrieved March 28, 2020.
  5. ^ Pineda, Rafael Antonio (September 27, 2019). "Fairy Tail: Happy no Daibōken Manga Will Only Have Digital Volumes After 4th Volume". Anime News Network. Retrieved March 28, 2020.
  6. ^ FAIRY TAIL ハッピーの大冒険 (1). Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved April 28, 2019.
  7. ^ "Fairy Tail: Happy's Heroic Adventure Vol. 1 eBook". Amazon. ASIN B07XYGB3ZX. Retrieved March 26, 2020.
  8. ^ FAIRY TAIL ハッピーの大冒険 (2). Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved April 28, 2019.
  9. ^ "Fairy Tail: Happy's Heroic Adventure Vol. 1 eBook". Amazon. ASIN B07ZL64KCS. Retrieved March 26, 2020.
  10. ^ FAIRY TAIL ハッピーの大冒険 (3). Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved April 28, 2019.
  11. ^ "Fairy Tail: Happy's Heroic Adventure Vol. 1 eBook". Amazon. ASIN B081K84DFR. Retrieved March 26, 2020.
  12. ^ FAIRY TAIL ハッピーの大冒険 (4). Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved December 4, 2019.
  13. ^ FAIRY TAIL ハッピーの大冒険 (5). Kodansha (in Japanese). ASIN B0834WF9RK. Retrieved March 25, 2020.
  14. ^ FAIRY TAIL ハッピーの大冒険 (6). Kodansha (in Japanese). ASIN B085C8S6CL. Retrieved March 25, 2020.
  15. ^ Pineda, Rafael Antonio (October 22, 2018). "Fairy Tail City Hero Spinoff Manga Launches on Friday". Anime News Network. Retrieved March 28, 2020.
  16. ^ Hodgkins, Crystalyn (November 23, 2019). "Fairy Tail City Hero Spinoff Manga Ends". Anime News Network. Retrieved March 28, 2020.
  17. ^ FAIRY TAIL CITY HERO (1). Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved April 28, 2019.
  18. ^ "Fairy Tail: City Hero Vol. 1 eBook". Amazon. ASIN B07XYG8NYV. Retrieved March 29, 2020.
  19. ^ FAIRY TAIL CITY HERO (2). Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved December 4, 2019.
  20. ^ "Fairy Tail: City Hero Vol. 2 eBook". Amazon. ASIN B07ZL6SFQ2. Retrieved March 29, 2020.
  21. ^ FAIRY TAIL CITY HERO (3). Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved December 4, 2019.
  22. ^ FAIRY TAIL CITY HERO (4). Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved March 25, 2020.
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