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AoM Title
"Dragons used to be the kings of the world back then."
Zirconis, the Jade Dragon, in The Dragon King.

Fairy Tail (フェアリーテイル, Fearī Teiru) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Hiro Mashima. It has been published in Weekly Shōnen Magazine since August 2, 2006. This particular spin-off written by Zicoihno and Phantombeast, entitled as Fairy Tail: Age of Man (妖精の尻尾人の時代, Fearī Teiru: Hito no Jidai), is a RP story arc that explores the period after the close of the Dragon Civil War and the immediate aftermath of that bloody era. It follows Reggie and Dorothy Raven as they traverse a world now ruled by men and free of dragons. As members of the "second wave" of dragon slayers, the two dragon slayers saw their predecessors betray the very dragons that gave them the power to fight back against oppression. With the smoke of war clearing, a number of crazed men and women still remain that wield the power of the dragon. And only other dragon slayers have the ability to hunt and put down these threats as the world tries to put itself back together.

Disclaimer: We do not own Fairy Tail or the elements thereof. That all belongs to Hiro Mashima.

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Trivia[]

  • This is a fanonized interpretation of unexplained historical events in the manga. And thus not canon.
  • The authors make use of common Japanese honorifics, such as: "san", "chan", "dono", "sama" etc.
  • The authors do not shy away from foul language in this storyline
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