Fairy Tail
Fairy Tail is Hiro Mashima’s completed 63-volume shonen manga about Natsu Dragneel, a fire-breathing wizard raised by a dragon, who joins celestial wizard Lucy Heartfilia in the rowdiest guild of the kingdom of Fiore. Expect guild wars, found-family warmth, a touch of magic and one of the most beloved ensemble casts in manga.
More about this series
The original series ran from 2006 to 2017 and is complete at 63 volumes — you can read it front to back without waiting. New readers start with Volume 1, or jump in faster with the 3-in-1 omnibus editions; collectors continue the story in Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest, the official sequel that picks up directly after the finale.
Reading order
Omnibus editions
Deluxe editions
Box sets
Artbooks & extras
Continue the story
Official sequel
Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest
21 volumes · ongoing (2018-Present) · picks up right after the finale
About the creator
Related series
Questions about Fairy Tail
In what order should I read Fairy Tail?
Read the main series in numbered order, from volume 1 to volume 63. When you finish, the story continues in Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest.
Is Fairy Tail finished, and how many volumes are there?
Yes. Fairy Tail is complete at 63 volumes, published from 2006 to 2017.
Who created Fairy Tail?
Fairy Tail is written and drawn by Hiro Mashima; the English edition is published by Kodansha.
Who is Fairy Tail for?
Fairy Tail is a manga aimed at teen readers. The story is complete, so you can read it from start to finish.
What is the difference between single volumes and the other editions?
Omnibus editions bundle several volumes in one larger book at a lower price per volume — the story is identical. Deluxe editions are oversized hardcovers that collect several volumes each, made for collectors. Box sets collect a run of volumes in one purchase.
Is there a Fairy Tail box set?
Yes. The box sets on this page bundle a run of numbered volumes; the numbered volumes are listed above as well.
Are there spin-offs or related Fairy Tail series?
Yes. Related titles such as Fairy Girls are listed below the main series.