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| − | '''Хвост Феи''' (フェアリーテイル, Fearī Teiru, романизировавший как |
+ | '''Хвост Феи''' (フェアリーテイル, Fearī Teiru, романизировавший как '''Хвост Феи''' в Японии) — японский ряд манги Hiro Mashima. Это было преобразовано в последовательную форму в Еженедельный Журнал Shōnen с 23 августа 2006, где выпущено 545 глав на 26 июля 2017. Отдельные главы собираются и издаются в томах ''tankōbon'' Kodansha, с 63 выпущенными на ноябрь 2017. Аниме, произведенное A-1 Pictures и Satelight, было выпущено в Японии 12 октября 2009. Аниме начинается с приключений Заклинательницы Духов Люси Хартфилии после того, как она присоединяется к Волшебной гильдии Хвост Феи и объединяется с Нацу Драгнилом, который ищет Дракона [[Игнил]]а. |
Манга лицензировалась на английском языке для выпуска в Северной Америке Дель Рэем Мангой, который начал выпускать отдельные тома 25 марта 2008 и закончил его лицензирование 12-ым выпуском тома. Ряд был принят Kodansha USA Publishing, которая продолжала ее североамериканский выпуск с 13-ым томом. Это было издано во Франции Pika Édition, которые выпустили 5 томов с 3 апреля 2009, в Испании издан "Нормой Эдиториэл" с 15 марта 2008, кто выпустил 19 томов. Это было также издано в Тайване Тонгом Ли, который выпустил 23 тома с декабря 2010, и на бразильском португальском JBC, который выпустил 30 томов с июня 2013. |
Манга лицензировалась на английском языке для выпуска в Северной Америке Дель Рэем Мангой, который начал выпускать отдельные тома 25 марта 2008 и закончил его лицензирование 12-ым выпуском тома. Ряд был принят Kodansha USA Publishing, которая продолжала ее североамериканский выпуск с 13-ым томом. Это было издано во Франции Pika Édition, которые выпустили 5 томов с 3 апреля 2009, в Испании издан "Нормой Эдиториэл" с 15 марта 2008, кто выпустил 19 томов. Это было также издано в Тайване Тонгом Ли, который выпустил 23 тома с декабря 2010, и на бразильском португальском JBC, который выпустил 30 томов с июня 2013. |
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+ | [[Люси Хартфилия]], путешествующий Волшебник, встречает [[Нацу Драгнил]]а, Волшебника, ищущего его приемного родителя, по имени [[Игнил]], с его лучшим другом, [[Хэппи]], разговаривающим и летающим котом. Вскоре после их встречи Люси похищена Борой, который изображал из себя Саламандру [[Хвост Феи (гильдия)|Хвоста Феи]]. Нацу спасает ее и показывает, что он реальный Саламандр Хвоста Феи и имеет навыки Убийцы Драконов, Потерянного волшебства. Он предлагает ей стать членом [[Гильдии]], на что она с удовольствием соглашается. Они, наряду с бронированным Волшебником [[Эрза Скарлет|Эрзой Скарлет]], Ледяным Созидателем [[Грей Фуллбастер|Греем Фуллбастером]], и Хэппи, становятся командой, выполняющей различные миссии, предлагаемые гильдией [[Хвост Феи (гильдия)|Хвост Феи]]. |
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| + | Хвост Феи — еженедельная манга, написанная и проиллюстрированная [[Хиро Машима|Хиро Машимой]]. Его премьера состоялась в еженедельном журнале ''Shōnen Magazine'' по вопросу от 23 августа 2006 года. Отдельные главы собраны и опубликованы в томах ''tankōbon'' компанией ''Kodansha'', которая выпустила первый том 15 декабря 2006 года. В течении многих лет сериализации серии было много специальных предложений, таких как омаки и кроссоверы. Кроме того 17 мая 2010 года в Японии был выпущен официальный фан-сайт '''Fairy Tail +'''. |
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| − | Fairy Tail is an ongoing weekly manga written and illustrated by [[Hiro Mashima]]. It premiered in the Weekly Shōnen Magazine on the issue of August 23, 2006. The individual chapters are collected and published in ''tankōbon'' volumes by Kodansha, which released the first volume on December 15, 2006. During its many years of serialization, the series has had many specials such as omakes and crossovers. In addition, the official fanbook, '''Fairy Tail+''' was released on May 17, 2010 in Japan. |
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| + | Сериал был лицензирован на английский язык, релиз в Северной Америке ''Del Rey Manga''. Компания выпустила первый том серии 25 марта 2008 года и продолжала работу до выхода 12-го тома в сентябре 2010 года. ''Kodansha'' издания США взяла на себя эту серию и продолжила начиная выпуск с 13-го тома в мае 2011 года. |
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| − | The series was licensed for an English-language release in North America by Del Rey Manga. The company released the first volume of the series on March 25, 2008 and continued until the release of the 12th volume in September 2010. Kodansha USA Publishing took over the series and has continued release since the 13th volume in May 2011. |
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==Аниме== |
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| + | Аниме было адаптировано сопродюсерами из A-1 Pictures and Satelight, а так же режиссёром Иширой Шинджи и дебютировало на канале TV Tokyo, премьера которого состоялась 12 октября 2009. The series went on hiatus on March 30, 2013, with 175 episodes, 41 DVD volumes, 6 OVAs and 1 animated film. The anime once again resumed on April 5, 2014 and then ended on March 26, 2016 with 277 episodes, 52+ DVD volumes, 9 OVAs, and 2 animated films in the making or released. It was announced on July 24, 2018 that the third and final season will air on October 7th, 2018, with the collaboration of A-1 Pictures · CloverWorks/Bridge producing the anime. |
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| − | An anime adaptation co-produced by A-1 Pictures and Satelight, directed by Ishihira Shinji and debuted by TV Tokyo premiered on October 12, 2009. The series went on hiatus on March 30, 2013, with 175 episodes, 41 DVD volumes, 6 OVAs and 1 animated film. The anime once again resumed on April 5, 2014. Visit the official Anime [http://www.fairytail-tv.com/ website] for further information. |
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| − | Animax Asia broadcasted an English dubbed version of the Fairy Tail anime starting on September 30, 2010, but only covered the first season, up to episode 48. It aired in some parts of Asia and in the Philippines, where they initially used the Hong Kong based English dub but later on changed to the original Japanese audio. The anime series won Animax Asia's "Anime Of The Year" award. Currently, FUNimation Entertainment has been licensed to Fairy Tail for a North American release in English dub<ref>http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/manga.php?id=6872&page=28</ref> and has distributed season 1, season 2 and, currently |
+ | Animax Asia broadcasted an English dubbed version of the Fairy Tail anime starting on September 30, 2010, but only covered the first season, up to episode 48. It aired in some parts of Asia and in the Philippines, where they initially used the Hong Kong based English dub, but later on changed to the original Japanese audio. The anime series won Animax Asia's "Anime Of The Year" award. Currently, FUNimation Entertainment has been licensed to Fairy Tail for a North American release in English dub<ref>http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/manga.php?id=6872&page=28</ref> and has distributed season 1, season 2 and, currently season 3. |
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| − | As of March 2013, five original soundtrack CDs have been released, with 4 pertaining to the anime and 1 exclusive to the Movie. Fairy Tail Original Soundtrack Vol. 1 was released on January 6, 2010, containing 36 songs from the anime. Fairy Tail Original Soundtrack Vol. 2 was released on July 7, 2010, also containing 36 songs. Fairy Tail Original |
+ | As of March 2013, five original soundtrack CDs have been released, with 4 pertaining to the anime and 1 exclusive to the Movie. Fairy Tail Original Soundtrack Vol. 1 was released on January 6, 2010, containing 36 songs from the anime. Fairy Tail Original Soundtrack Vol. 2 was released on July 7, 2010, also containing 36 songs. Fairy Tail Original Soundtrack Vol. 3 was released on July 6, 2011, and unlike the previous albums, it contains 30 songs. Fairy Tail Original Soundtrack Vol. 4 was released on March 20, 2013, and features 2 CDs, with the CDs containing 24 and 27 tracks each. The Fairy Tail Movie Soundtrack contains 29 tracks. The music for the soundtracks was composed and arranged by Yasuharu Takanashi. |
In addition, the Intro and Outro themes of the Fairy Tail Anime were released under 3 Volumes featuring all 14 Openings and Endings. Character singles were also produced, with 4 Character song collection volumes released in total. The first character song single featuring Natsu and Gray, was released on February 17, while the second single, featuring Lucy and Happy, was released on March 3, 2010. The 3rd and 4th Volume features Team Natsu, Wendy, Carla and Gajeel singing various [[Fairy Tail Music#Character Song Collection|Image Songs]] together. |
In addition, the Intro and Outro themes of the Fairy Tail Anime were released under 3 Volumes featuring all 14 Openings and Endings. Character singles were also produced, with 4 Character song collection volumes released in total. The first character song single featuring Natsu and Gray, was released on February 17, while the second single, featuring Lucy and Happy, was released on March 3, 2010. The 3rd and 4th Volume features Team Natsu, Wendy, Carla and Gajeel singing various [[Fairy Tail Music#Character Song Collection|Image Songs]] together. |
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The first anime side-story was released exclusively on DVD alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 26 on April 15, 2011. The first anime adaptation of the manga side story "[[Welcome to Fairy Hills!! (Episode)|Welcome to Fairy Hills!!]]" involves Lucy noticing a mysterious hand-written request in which the client is looking for an object located in Fairy Tail's female dormitory, Fairy Hills. To ensure that the job is not a prank, she goes to verify it. Once she reaches the dormitory, she learns that the client is Hilda, the dorm's head, who asks her to find a "shining treasure" while wearing an embarrassing cat outfit. |
The first anime side-story was released exclusively on DVD alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 26 on April 15, 2011. The first anime adaptation of the manga side story "[[Welcome to Fairy Hills!! (Episode)|Welcome to Fairy Hills!!]]" involves Lucy noticing a mysterious hand-written request in which the client is looking for an object located in Fairy Tail's female dormitory, Fairy Hills. To ensure that the job is not a prank, she goes to verify it. Once she reaches the dormitory, she learns that the client is Hilda, the dorm's head, who asks her to find a "shining treasure" while wearing an embarrassing cat outfit. |
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| − | The second OVA released, titled "[[Fairy Academy - Yankee-kun and Yankee-chan!]] |
+ | The second OVA released, titled "[[Fairy Academy - Yankee-kun and Yankee-chan! (Episode)|Fairy Academy - Yankee-kun and Yankee-chan!]]" |
| − | was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 27 and was released on June 17. 2011. In the story, Mashima parodies another Weekly Shonen Magazine manga, Miki Yoshikawa's Yankee-kun to Megane-chan, by putting the Fairy Tail characters in a school comedic setting. |
+ | was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 27 and was released on June 17. 2011. In the story, Mashima parodies another Weekly Shonen Magazine manga, Miki Yoshikawa's Yankee-kun to Megane-chan, by putting the Fairy Tail characters in a school comedic setting. |
| − | The third OVA released, titled "[[Memory Days]]" was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 31 and was released on February 17, 2012. The plot revolves around Team Natsu being sent into the past by a mysterious Magic book and must return back |
+ | The third OVA released, titled "[[Memory Days]]" was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 31 and was released on February 17, 2012. The plot revolves around Team Natsu being sent into the past by a mysterious Magic book and must return back to their own time before time runs out, in which they will be trapped in the past permanently. |
The fourth OVA released, titled "[[Fairies' Training Camp]]" was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 35 and was released on November 16, 2012. The plot revolves around the Fairy Tail Mages training for the Grand Magic Games, with Team Natsu and co. training by the beach. |
The fourth OVA released, titled "[[Fairies' Training Camp]]" was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 35 and was released on November 16, 2012. The plot revolves around the Fairy Tail Mages training for the Grand Magic Games, with Team Natsu and co. training by the beach. |
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The fifth OVA released, titled "[[The Exciting Ryuzetsu Land]]" was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 38 and was released on June 17, 2013. The plot revolves around the Fairy Tail Mages visiting the leisure resort, Ryuzetsu Land, the after the battles and events of Day 3 of the Grand Magic Games. |
The fifth OVA released, titled "[[The Exciting Ryuzetsu Land]]" was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 38 and was released on June 17, 2013. The plot revolves around the Fairy Tail Mages visiting the leisure resort, Ryuzetsu Land, the after the battles and events of Day 3 of the Grand Magic Games. |
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+ | The sixth OVA, titled "[[Fairy Tail x Rave (Episode)|Fairy Tail x Rave]]" was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 39 and was released on August 16, 2013. The plot revolves around the world of Fairy Tail and Rave Master all encountering in one location. |
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| + | The seventh OVA, titled "[[Fairies' Penalty Game (Episode)|Fairies' Penalty Game]]" was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 55 and was released on May 17, 2016. The plot revolves around Team Fairy Tail A and B Team rekindling their side bet from the X791 Grand Magic Games. |
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| + | The eighth OVA, titled "[[Natsu vs. Mavis (Episode)|Natsu vs. Mavis]]" was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 58 and was released on November 17, 2016. The plot revolves around Erza recruiting Natsu's help in order to cheer up their First Master, Mavis. |
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| + | The ninth OVA, titled "[[Fairies' Christmas (Episode)|Fairies' Christmas]]" was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 59 and was released on December 16, 2016. The plot revolves around some of the Fairy Tail members partying in Lucy's apartment for the Christmas holiday. |
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Shinji Ishihira directs the OVA's at A-1 Pictures Inc. and Satelight, just as he had for the television anime series. Similarly, the television anime and first original anime DVD's series script supervisor Masashi Sogo and character designer Aoi Yamamoto are also involved. |
Shinji Ishihira directs the OVA's at A-1 Pictures Inc. and Satelight, just as he had for the television anime series. Similarly, the television anime and first original anime DVD's series script supervisor Masashi Sogo and character designer Aoi Yamamoto are also involved. |
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| − | An anime film adaptation of Fairy Tail, titled [[Fairy Tail: Priestess |
+ | An anime film adaptation of Fairy Tail, titled [[Fairy Tail: Phoenix Priestess]] (ＦＡＩＲＹ ＴＡＩＬ ''鳳凰の巫女, Fearī Teiru Hōō no Miko'') was released on August 18, 2012.<ref name="Movie Site">[http://fairytail-movie.com/ Official Movie Site]</ref> It was directed by Masaya Fujimori, and its screenplay was written by anime staff writer Masashi Sogo. Series creator Hiro Mashima was also involved as the film's story planner and designer for guest characters appearing in the film.<ref>http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2011-11-17/fairy-tail-film-staff-listed</ref> A 12-minute prologue to the movie, [[Prologue: The Sunrise (Episode)|Prologue: The Sunrise]], was released as an extra on the DVD release of the movie, and was bundled along with the Special Edition of Volume 36 of the Manga, first released on February 15, 2013. |
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| + | A second anime film adaptation of Fairy Tail, titled [[Fairy Tail: Dragon Cry]] ({{Ruby|ＦＡＩＲＹ|フェアリー}} {{Ruby|ＴＡＩＬ|テイル}} {{Ruby|ＤＲＡＧＯＮ|ドラゴン}} {{Ruby|ＣＲＹ|クライ}} ''Fearī Teiru Doragon Kurai'') was released on May 6, 2017. It was directed by Tatsuma Minamikawa, and its script screenplay was written by both Hiro Mashima and Shōji Yonemura. Series creator Hiro Mashima was involved with the film's story planner and rough sketch of the movie exclusive characters along with 193 handwritten drawings that will be imposed in the film.<ref name=DCMOVIE>[http://gaga.ne.jp/FT.DC/ FT.DC]</ref> Fans who pre-ordered tickets were gifted with an exclusive art and storyboard book that contained the makings of the movies, as well as a guide to background information from the voice actors. |
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| + | On May 2012, the first Fairy Tail light novel was published, titled ''[[Fairy Tail: The Color Residing Within The Heart|Kokoro ni Yadoru color]]'' (心に宿るcolor, The Color Residing Within the Heart). The story was written by Miu Kawasaki, while Mashima was responsible for the art. It consists of several different stories, concluding with a return to the world of Edolas. The stories are chronologically set after the Edolas arc and before the Tenrou Island arc. |
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| + | On August 2014, a second novel was published, titled ''[[Fairy Tail 2: After The Grand Magic Games, Each Individual Day|Dai Matou Enbu Sonogo, Sorezore no 1-nichi]]'' (大魔闘演武その後、それぞれの1日, Fairy Tail 2: After the Grand Magic Games Each Individual Day). Miu Kawasaki repeated being responsible for the story, while Mashima again was responsible for the art. |
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| + | On October 2015, a third novel was published, titled ''[[Ōedo Fairy Tail]]'' (大江戸フェアリーテイル) by Ren Kanan, which Mashima was responsible for the art. |
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| + | On March 2016, a fourth (and third in the collection by Kawasaki) novel was published, titled ''[[Fairy Tail 3: Trouble Twins]]'' (ＦＡＩＲＹ ＴＡＩＬ３ トラブルツインズ), again written by '''Miu Kawasaki''', which followed the same subtext pattern as the first two published by him. |
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| + | On March 2017, a fifth (and second by Kanan) was published, titled ''[[Fairy Tail in Wonderland]]'' (不思議の国のフェアリーテイル) by Ren Kanan. |
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| + | On November 2017, a sixth (and third by Kanan) was published, titled ''[[Wish on a Star]]'' (Ｗｉｓｈ ｏｎ ａ Ｓｔａｒ) by Ren Kanan. |
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| − | An action video game for the PlayStation Portable titled '''[[Fairy Tail Portable Guild]]''' was unveiled at the 2009 Tokyo Game Show.<ref>http://www.konami.jp/tgs/english/games/index.html#pf</ref> The game was developed by Konami and was released on June 3, 2010. A sequel was also released, titled '''[[Fairy Tail Portable Guild 2]]''' and was released on March 10, 2011. '''[[Fairy Tail: Zeref's Awakening]]''' was also released for the PlayStation Portable which encompasses the story from the [[Oración Seis arc]] arc up until the [[Tenrou Island arc]]. It was released on March 22, 2012. |
+ | An action video game for the PlayStation Portable, titled '''[[Fairy Tail Portable Guild]]''' was unveiled at the 2009 Tokyo Game Show.<ref>http://www.konami.jp/tgs/english/games/index.html#pf</ref> The game was developed by Konami and was released on June 3, 2010. A sequel was also released, titled '''[[Fairy Tail Portable Guild 2]]''' and was released on March 10, 2011. '''[[Fairy Tail: Zeref's Awakening]]''' was also released for the PlayStation Portable which encompasses the story from the [[Oración Seis arc]] arc up until the [[Tenrou Island arc]]. It was released on March 22, 2012. |
| − | Titles released for the Nintendo DS include '''[[Fairy Tail Gekitou! Madoushi Kessen]]''' and '''[[Fairy Tail Gekitotsu! Kardia Daiseidou]]''' and were released on July 22, 2010 and April 21, 2011 respectively, with the latter's story following the story of the [[ |
+ | Titles released for the Nintendo DS include '''[[Fairy Tail Gekitou! Madoushi Kessen]]''' and '''[[Fairy Tail Gekitotsu! Kardia Daiseidou]]''' and were released on July 22, 2010, and April 21, 2011, respectively, with the latter's story following the story of the [[Battle of Fairy Tail arc]] up until the [[Oración Seis arc]]. |
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Хвост Феи (フェアリーテイル, Fearī Teiru, романизировавший как Хвост Феи в Японии) — японский ряд манги Hiro Mashima. Это было преобразовано в последовательную форму в Еженедельный Журнал Shōnen с 23 августа 2006, где выпущено 545 глав на 26 июля 2017. Отдельные главы собираются и издаются в томах tankōbon Kodansha, с 63 выпущенными на ноябрь 2017. Аниме, произведенное A-1 Pictures и Satelight, было выпущено в Японии 12 октября 2009. Аниме начинается с приключений Заклинательницы Духов Люси Хартфилии после того, как она присоединяется к Волшебной гильдии Хвост Феи и объединяется с Нацу Драгнилом, который ищет Дракона Игнила.
Манга лицензировалась на английском языке для выпуска в Северной Америке Дель Рэем Мангой, который начал выпускать отдельные тома 25 марта 2008 и закончил его лицензирование 12-ым выпуском тома. Ряд был принят Kodansha USA Publishing, которая продолжала ее североамериканский выпуск с 13-ым томом. Это было издано во Франции Pika Édition, которые выпустили 5 томов с 3 апреля 2009, в Испании издан "Нормой Эдиториэл" с 15 марта 2008, кто выпустил 19 томов. Это было также издано в Тайване Тонгом Ли, который выпустил 23 тома с декабря 2010, и на бразильском португальском JBC, который выпустил 30 томов с июня 2013.
Сюжет
Люси Хартфилия, путешествующий Волшебник, встречает Нацу Драгнила, Волшебника, ищущего его приемного родителя, по имени Игнил, с его лучшим другом, Хэппи, разговаривающим и летающим котом. Вскоре после их встречи Люси похищена Борой, который изображал из себя Саламандру Хвоста Феи. Нацу спасает ее и показывает, что он реальный Саламандр Хвоста Феи и имеет навыки Убийцы Драконов, Потерянного волшебства. Он предлагает ей стать членом Гильдии, на что она с удовольствием соглашается. Они, наряду с бронированным Волшебником Эрзой Скарлет, Ледяным Созидателем Греем Фуллбастером, и Хэппи, становятся командой, выполняющей различные миссии, предлагаемые гильдией Хвост Феи.
Манга
Обложка первого Тома Хвоста Феи
Основная Статья: Тома и Главы
Хвост Феи — еженедельная манга, написанная и проиллюстрированная Хиро Машимой. Его премьера состоялась в еженедельном журнале Shōnen Magazine по вопросу от 23 августа 2006 года. Отдельные главы собраны и опубликованы в томах tankōbon компанией Kodansha, которая выпустила первый том 15 декабря 2006 года. В течении многих лет сериализации серии было много специальных предложений, таких как омаки и кроссоверы. Кроме того 17 мая 2010 года в Японии был выпущен официальный фан-сайт Fairy Tail +.
Сериал был лицензирован на английский язык, релиз в Северной Америке Del Rey Manga. Компания выпустила первый том серии 25 марта 2008 года и продолжала работу до выхода 12-го тома в сентябре 2010 года. Kodansha издания США взяла на себя эту серию и продолжила начиная выпуск с 13-го тома в мае 2011 года.
Аниме
Обложка первого Хвоста Феи на DVD
Основная Статья: Эпизоды
Аниме было адаптировано сопродюсерами из A-1 Pictures and Satelight, а так же режиссёром Иширой Шинджи и дебютировало на канале TV Tokyo, премьера которого состоялась 12 октября 2009. The series went on hiatus on March 30, 2013, with 175 episodes, 41 DVD volumes, 6 OVAs and 1 animated film. The anime once again resumed on April 5, 2014 and then ended on March 26, 2016 with 277 episodes, 52+ DVD volumes, 9 OVAs, and 2 animated films in the making or released. It was announced on July 24, 2018 that the third and final season will air on October 7th, 2018, with the collaboration of A-1 Pictures · CloverWorks/Bridge producing the anime.
Animax Asia broadcasted an English dubbed version of the Fairy Tail anime starting on September 30, 2010, but only covered the first season, up to episode 48. It aired in some parts of Asia and in the Philippines, where they initially used the Hong Kong based English dub, but later on changed to the original Japanese audio. The anime series won Animax Asia's "Anime Of The Year" award. Currently, FUNimation Entertainment has been licensed to Fairy Tail for a North American release in English dub[1] and has distributed season 1, season 2 and, currently season 3.
Музыка
As of March 2013, five original soundtrack CDs have been released, with 4 pertaining to the anime and 1 exclusive to the Movie. Fairy Tail Original Soundtrack Vol. 1 was released on January 6, 2010, containing 36 songs from the anime. Fairy Tail Original Soundtrack Vol. 2 was released on July 7, 2010, also containing 36 songs. Fairy Tail Original Soundtrack Vol. 3 was released on July 6, 2011, and unlike the previous albums, it contains 30 songs. Fairy Tail Original Soundtrack Vol. 4 was released on March 20, 2013, and features 2 CDs, with the CDs containing 24 and 27 tracks each. The Fairy Tail Movie Soundtrack contains 29 tracks. The music for the soundtracks was composed and arranged by Yasuharu Takanashi.
In addition, the Intro and Outro themes of the Fairy Tail Anime were released under 3 Volumes featuring all 14 Openings and Endings. Character singles were also produced, with 4 Character song collection volumes released in total. The first character song single featuring Natsu and Gray, was released on February 17, while the second single, featuring Lucy and Happy, was released on March 3, 2010. The 3rd and 4th Volume features Team Natsu, Wendy, Carla and Gajeel singing various Image Songs together.
Original Video Animations
The first anime side-story was released exclusively on DVD alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 26 on April 15, 2011. The first anime adaptation of the manga side story "Welcome to Fairy Hills!!" involves Lucy noticing a mysterious hand-written request in which the client is looking for an object located in Fairy Tail's female dormitory, Fairy Hills. To ensure that the job is not a prank, she goes to verify it. Once she reaches the dormitory, she learns that the client is Hilda, the dorm's head, who asks her to find a "shining treasure" while wearing an embarrassing cat outfit.
The second OVA released, titled "Fairy Academy - Yankee-kun and Yankee-chan!" was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 27 and was released on June 17. 2011. In the story, Mashima parodies another Weekly Shonen Magazine manga, Miki Yoshikawa's Yankee-kun to Megane-chan, by putting the Fairy Tail characters in a school comedic setting.
The third OVA released, titled "Memory Days" was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 31 and was released on February 17, 2012. The plot revolves around Team Natsu being sent into the past by a mysterious Magic book and must return back to their own time before time runs out, in which they will be trapped in the past permanently.
The fourth OVA released, titled "Fairies' Training Camp" was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 35 and was released on November 16, 2012. The plot revolves around the Fairy Tail Mages training for the Grand Magic Games, with Team Natsu and co. training by the beach.
The fifth OVA released, titled "The Exciting Ryuzetsu Land" was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 38 and was released on June 17, 2013. The plot revolves around the Fairy Tail Mages visiting the leisure resort, Ryuzetsu Land, the after the battles and events of Day 3 of the Grand Magic Games.
The sixth OVA, titled "Fairy Tail x Rave" was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 39 and was released on August 16, 2013. The plot revolves around the world of Fairy Tail and Rave Master all encountering in one location.
The seventh OVA, titled "Fairies' Penalty Game" was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 55 and was released on May 17, 2016. The plot revolves around Team Fairy Tail A and B Team rekindling their side bet from the X791 Grand Magic Games.
The eighth OVA, titled "Natsu vs. Mavis" was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 58 and was released on November 17, 2016. The plot revolves around Erza recruiting Natsu's help in order to cheer up their First Master, Mavis.
The ninth OVA, titled "Fairies' Christmas" was bundled alongside the limited edition copies of Volume 59 and was released on December 16, 2016. The plot revolves around some of the Fairy Tail members partying in Lucy's apartment for the Christmas holiday.
Shinji Ishihira directs the OVA's at A-1 Pictures Inc. and Satelight, just as he had for the television anime series. Similarly, the television anime and first original anime DVD's series script supervisor Masashi Sogo and character designer Aoi Yamamoto are also involved.
Фильмы
Poster of the first Fairy Tail film
An anime film adaptation of Fairy Tail, titled Fairy Tail: Phoenix Priestess (ＦＡＩＲＹ ＴＡＩＬ 鳳凰の巫女, Fearī Teiru Hōō no Miko) was released on August 18, 2012.[2] It was directed by Masaya Fujimori, and its screenplay was written by anime staff writer Masashi Sogo. Series creator Hiro Mashima was also involved as the film's story planner and designer for guest characters appearing in the film.[3] A 12-minute prologue to the movie, Prologue: The Sunrise, was released as an extra on the DVD release of the movie, and was bundled along with the Special Edition of Volume 36 of the Manga, first released on February 15, 2013.
A second anime film adaptation of Fairy Tail, titled Fairy Tail: Dragon Cry (ＦＡＩＲＹ ＴＡＩＬ ＤＲＡＧＯＮ ＣＲＹ Fearī Teiru Doragon Kurai) was released on May 6, 2017. It was directed by Tatsuma Minamikawa, and its script screenplay was written by both Hiro Mashima and Shōji Yonemura. Series creator Hiro Mashima was involved with the film's story planner and rough sketch of the movie exclusive characters along with 193 handwritten drawings that will be imposed in the film.[4] Fans who pre-ordered tickets were gifted with an exclusive art and storyboard book that contained the makings of the movies, as well as a guide to background information from the voice actors.
Ранобэ
Cover of the first Fairy Tail light novel
On May 2012, the first Fairy Tail light novel was published, titled Kokoro ni Yadoru color (心に宿るcolor, The Color Residing Within the Heart). The story was written by Miu Kawasaki, while Mashima was responsible for the art. It consists of several different stories, concluding with a return to the world of Edolas. The stories are chronologically set after the Edolas arc and before the Tenrou Island arc.
On August 2014, a second novel was published, titled Dai Matou Enbu Sonogo, Sorezore no 1-nichi (大魔闘演武その後、それぞれの1日, Fairy Tail 2: After the Grand Magic Games Each Individual Day). Miu Kawasaki repeated being responsible for the story, while Mashima again was responsible for the art.
On October 2015, a third novel was published, titled Ōedo Fairy Tail (大江戸フェアリーテイル) by Ren Kanan, which Mashima was responsible for the art.
On March 2016, a fourth (and third in the collection by Kawasaki) novel was published, titled Fairy Tail 3: Trouble Twins (ＦＡＩＲＹ ＴＡＩＬ３ トラブルツインズ), again written by Miu Kawasaki, which followed the same subtext pattern as the first two published by him.
On March 2017, a fifth (and second by Kanan) was published, titled Fairy Tail in Wonderland (不思議の国のフェアリーテイル) by Ren Kanan.
On November 2017, a sixth (and third by Kanan) was published, titled Wish on a Star (Ｗｉｓｈ ｏｎ ａ Ｓｔａｒ) by Ren Kanan.
Видеоигры
An action video game for the PlayStation Portable, titled Fairy Tail Portable Guild was unveiled at the 2009 Tokyo Game Show.[5] The game was developed by Konami and was released on June 3, 2010. A sequel was also released, titled Fairy Tail Portable Guild 2 and was released on March 10, 2011. Fairy Tail: Zeref's Awakening was also released for the PlayStation Portable which encompasses the story from the Oración Seis arc arc up until the Tenrou Island arc. It was released on March 22, 2012.
Titles released for the Nintendo DS include Fairy Tail Gekitou! Madoushi Kessen and Fairy Tail Gekitotsu! Kardia Daiseidou and were released on July 22, 2010, and April 21, 2011, respectively, with the latter's story following the story of the Battle of Fairy Tail arc up until the Oración Seis arc.
Reception
In Japan, the fifth volume of Fairy Tail was ranked seventh in a list of the top ten manga, and the series once again placed seventh after the release of the sixth volume. It also won the 2009 Kodansha Manga Award for shōnen manga. It has also won the Society for the Promotion of Japanese Animation's Industry Awards in 2009 for best comedy manga. Fairy Tail has also won the Best Comedy of the Year in 2009.