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The original Fairy Tail manga and anime series both have ended. Then some more manga, then came Fairy Tail 100 Year Quest manga, ending that. Now it’s time for the new Fairy Tail One-Shot by Hiro Mashima. It will be published on July 3 in the 31st issue of this year’s Kodansha’s Weekly Shōnen Magazine.
Kodansha took on X (formerly known as Twitter) to announce this news:
There is no news of any global release yet, so those who are not in Japan will have to wait to finish their FT Manga box set. Meanwhile, let’s have a look at the manga released so far:
Fairy Tail Manga Series
- Launch Date: 2006
- End Date: July 2017
- Adaptations:
- Four television anime series
- Two anime films
- Several original video anime projects
- Spinoff manga
- Publisher: Kodansha USA Publishing (English releases of the original manga and spinoffs)
Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest Sequel Manga
- Creators: Hiro Mashima and Atsuo Ueda
- Launch Platform: Kodansha’s Magazine Pocket manga app
- Launch Date: July 2018
- Anime Adaptation Premiere: July 7
Is Fairy Tail Worth Watching?
You read the synopsis as the official website describes and you decide it:
With your feelings for your companions in your heart, go forward on the path you believe in!
After a clash, against the guild known as “Gate of the Underworld” Tartarus and bidding a sorrowful goodbye to his foster father, the Fire Dragon Igneel, Natsu embarks on a training expedition alongside his companion Happy to enhance his strength further.
In another part of the realm, Fairy Tail’s Master Makarov abruptly decrees the guild’s dissolution and vanishes without warning.
A year later… Lucy assumes the role of an apprentice journalist while piecing together information about her comrades scattered throughout the continent.
Then during her coverage of the Grand Magical Martial Arts Demonstration “, Natsu now done with his training suddenly emerges before Lucy!
With a shared objective in mind, Natsu, Lucy, and Happy embark, on a quest to reunite with their allies with aspirations to revive the wizarding guild “Fairy Tail”!
Source: Kodansha X, Anime’s official website
Rajat, once an aspiring computer science engineer, transitioned into stand-up comedy, blending creativity with problem-solving. A huge anime and manga enthusiast, he also explores 3D design in Blender. Passionate about merging humor, design, and storytelling, Rajat is always ready to collaborate and create something unique.
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