Last updated on October 13th, 2024 at 02:57 pm
Fairy Tail Watch Order Guide & Fillers
Welcome to my comprehensive guide on watching Fairy Tail! Whether you’re a new fan or revisiting this beloved series, I’ve got you covered. As always, I’ve tried to make this watch guide as simple as possible so that beginners can easily understand how to watch and just dive right in. This guide will help you navigate through the episodes, movies, and OVAs in the most enjoyable order. Additionally, I’ll highlight which episodes are fillers, so you can decide whether to watch them or skip them to stay focused on the main storyline. So, dive into the magical world of Fairy Tail with confidence and enjoy your adventure with Natsu, Lucy, and the rest of the guild!
Plot Summary
In the magical land of Fiore, Lucy Heartfilia dreams of joining Fairy Tail, one of the most famous wizard guilds around. Her wish comes true when she meets Natsu Dragneel, a fire dragon slayer wizard, and his talking cat, Happy. Natsu, known as the “Salamander” of Fairy Tail, brings Lucy into the guild, where she quickly becomes part of the close-knit family.
Fairy Tail is known for its strong bonds and powerful wizards, including Gray Fullbuster, an ice wizard, and Erza Scarlet, a warrior renowned for her unmatched strength. The guild members often find themselves in trouble, but their friendship and trust help them overcome any challenge. As they take on various quests and battle dangerous foes, a dark figure named Zeref, the master of dark magic, frequently looms over their adventures, posing a constant threat to their world.
Fairy Tail Chronological order
Fairy Tail has 328 episodes, two movies, and nine OVAs. You can watch the episodes in release order, but adding the OVAs and movies can be confusing. Don’t worry! Follow the order below to watch everything in a logical sequence.
Fairy Tail (Episode 1-69)
Fairy Tail OVA 1: Welcome to Fairy Hills!! (Optional)
Fairy Tail OVA 2: Fairy Academy: Yankee-kun and Yankee-chan! (Optional)
Fairy Tail OVA 3: Memory Days (Optional)
Fairy Tail (Episode 70-124)
Fairy Tail the Movie: The Phoenix Priestess
Fairy Tail (Episode 125-150)
Fairy Tail OVA 6: Fairy Tail X Rave
Fairy Tail (Episode 151-154)
Fairy Tail OVA 4: Fairies’ Training Camp (Optional)
Fairy Tail (Episode 155-170)
Fairy Tail OVA 5: The Exciting Ryuzetsu Land (Optional)
Fairy Tail (Episode 171-175)
Fairy Tail the Movie: Prologue – The First Morning (Optional)
Fairy Tail Series 2 (Episode 1-28)
Fairy Tail OVA 7: Fairies’ Penalty Game (Optional)
Fairy Tail Series 2 (Episode 29-58)
Fairy Tail OVA 8: Natsu vs Mavis (Optional)
Fairy Tail OVA 9: Fairies’ Christmas (Optional)
Fairy Tail Series 2 (Episode 59-102)
Fairy Tail the Movie 2: Dragon Cry
Fairy Tail Final Series (1-51)
Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest
You can skip the ones with the “optional” tag; it’s up to you.
Fairy Tail Release order
While it’s not recommended to watch Fairy Tail in release order, you can still choose to do so if you prefer.
Fairy Tail (Episode 1-74)
Fairy Tail OVA 1: Welcome to Fairy Hills!! (Optional)
Fairy Tail (Episode 75-83)
Fairy Tail OVA 2: Fairy Academy: Yankee-kun and Yankee-chan! (Optional)
Fairy Tail (Episode 84-117)
Fairy Tail OVA 3: Memory Days (Optional)
Fairy Tail (Episode 118-144)
Fairy Tail the Movie: The Phoenix Priestess
Fairy Tail (Episode 145-156)
Fairy Tail OVA 4: Fairies’ Training Camp (Optional)
Fairy Tail (Episode 157-175)
Fairy Tail OVA 5: The Exciting Ryuzetsu Land (Optional)
Fairy Tail OVA 6: Fairy Tail X Rave
Fairy Tail Series 2 (Episode 1-102)
Fairy Tail OVA 7: Fairies’ Penalty Game (Optional)
Fairy Tail OVA 8: Natsu vs Mavis (Optional)
Fairy Tail OVA 9: Fairies’ Christmas (Optional)
Fairy Tail the Movie 2: Dragon Cry
Fairy Tail Final Series (1-51)
Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest
Fairy Tail Fillers
The anime series Fairy Tail aired from 2009 to 2019, spanning a total of 328 episodes. Among these, 62 episodes are reported fillers, resulting in a relatively low filler percentage of 19%.
Filler Episodes:
Fairy Tail (9, 19, 49, 50, 70-75, 125-150)
Fairy Tail Series 2 (27-51, 93)
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Is Fairy Tail suitable for all ages?
No, Fairy Tail is not suitable for all ages. It is generally recommended for ages 13 and up due to fantasy violence, suggestive content, and mild language.
Q2. Is Fairy Tail complete?
Yes, the Fairy Tail anime series is complete. It concluded with its final episode in 2019. Additionally, the manga series is also complete. However, the story continues with a sequel manga titled “Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest.”
Q3. Where can I watch Fairy Tail?
You can watch Fairy Tail on several popular streaming platforms. Crunchyroll and Funimation both offer the series, often including both subbed and dubbed versions. Netflix also has Fairy Tail available, though the availability of episodes may vary by region. Additionally, Hulu and Amazon Prime Video offer the series as part of their streaming libraries. It’s best to check the specific availability on these platforms in your region, as licensing agreements can affect which episodes or seasons are accessible.
Q4. Is Fairy Tail good for beginners?
Fairy Tail can be a good starting point for people new to anime. It’s filled with action, fantasy, and adventure, which can be appealing to beginners. The characters are lively, the stories are interesting, and there’s a good mix of funny and serious moments. However, some might find the show’s typical anime themes and long episode count a bit overwhelming at first. Still, many people find Fairy Tail to be a fun introduction to anime, even if it might not be everyone’s cup of tea.
Q5. Is the Fairy Tail manga complete?
Yes, the Fairy Tail manga is complete, spanning 549 chapters across 63 volumes from 2006 to 2017. Written and illustrated by Hiro Mashima, it was serialized in Weekly Shounen Magazine. However, there’s a manga sequel called “Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest,” which continues the story. It’s ongoing and will soon have an anime adaptation