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A stage play based on the popular manga and anime Fairy Tail hits Tokyo this April, and photos of the cast in costume have been slowly dribbling their way out. The latest reveal is actress Minami Tsukui all dressed up as Erza Scarlet. Minami Tsukui, …Read more »
Performances of the Live Fantasy Fairy Tail stage play begin in Japan this April, and the official website has been building up to it with gradual visual reveals showing the actors in full costume. We previously posted Shuto Miyazaki as Natsu Dragneel and Atsushi Shiramata …Read more »
Following up on the full visual of 25-year-old actor Shuto Miyazaki in costume as protagonist Natsu Dragneel, the official website for the Live Fantasy Fairy Tail stage play posted a visual of Gray Fullbuster. 21-year-old actor Atsushi Shiramata—a member of Watanabe Entertainment actor group D2 …Read more »
Hiro Mashima's Fairy Tail manga makes the leap to the stage when the play adaptation opens in Tokyo on April 30, where it will run until May 9. Following up on last week's showcase of the Natsu visual , featuring Shuuto Miyazaki looking plenty ripped …Read more »
Be still our six-pack-loving hearts. The PR machine for the Fairy Tail stage play (man, is there any anime that doesn’t have a stage adaptation these days?) has revealed its first visual, a photo of Shuuto Miyazaki as Natsu Dragneel. And it’s ab-tacular. Miyazaki is …Read more »
Hot on the heels of yesterday's news about Kodansha Comics licensing Hiro Mashima's Fairy Tail Zero prequel manga is the announcement of a TV anime adaptation. Plans were revealed on the wraparound jacket band of the main manga's 52nd volume in Japan, with more details …Read more »
Fairy Tail author Hiro Mashima launched a prequel manga, Fairy Tail Zero , in the first issue of Monthly Fairy Tail back in July 2014. The series ended up running through the magazine's final issue this past July, resulting in one full volume depicting the …Read more »
The Parasyte -the maxim- anime may have come to a close, but a series of manga promotions continues to go on strong. This one has various manga artists providing their own take on Hitoshi Iwaaki's Parasyte in the form of manga one-shots, and the latest …Read more »
Sure, this weekend’s Anime Expo was the host of a KISS/Momoiro Clover Z concert (how was it, dudes?) but they’re not the only convention rocking all night and partying every day. This week Otakon announced they’ll host Japanese rock band BACK-ON at the Otakon Matsuri …Read more »
Tokyo-based band BACK-ON has been making high-energy music for anime openings and themselves for a little over a decade now. After breaking onto the scene with “Chain,” the opening song for 2006’s Air Gear , they’ve since gone on to create openings and endings for …Read more »
There's another Fairy Tail anime film on the way according to this year's 25th issue of Weekly Shonen Magazine . The issue hits Japan on Wednesday, May 20, with the announcement that the second Fairy Tail movie has been green-lit, as well as an imageboard …Read more »
A couple hot bits of Fairy Tail news landed on our desk this week, so let’s not waste any time and get right down to ‘em, shall we? First comes news of a new magazine called Monthly Fairy Tail , announced by creator Hiro Mashima …Read more »
Two of the cast members from the Fairy Tail anime adaptation follow-up—Ryōko Ono (Mirajane Strauss) and Shinpachi Tsuji (Makarov Dreyar)—recently appeared on a special Nico web broadcast to promote the anime. Thus, we now have a new promotional clip previewing some of the action. Fairy …Read more »
As promised, issue six of Weekly Shonen Magazine had big news for fans of the anime adaptation of Hiro Mashima's Fairy Tail , with the series set to return to television in April 2014. Fairy Tail 's return brings back director Shinji Ishihara and writer …Read more »
Fairy Tail manga author Hiro Mashima is pretty active on Twitter , often sharing fun, and sometimes sexy, sketches with his followers. Images like this one show the creator getting in the spirit of the season, while other recent entries are a bit more scantily …Read more »
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