After a successful 11-year run, including a popular anime adaptation, Hiro Mashima’s Fairy Tail manga ended in 2017. The fan-favorite shonen series enchanted viewers with its rich, magical world, and proved it could keep up with other titles like Naruto, Bleach, and One Piece — even if many do argue that One Piece portrays female characters with more finesse.Part of Fairy Tail’s charm was its large roster of vivid and distinct characters. Primarily following the lives of Lucy, Natsu, Erza, and Gray (with Wendy and Gajeel added later), the series excelled at developing character relationships. The romantic relationships felt real and earned. Lucy and Natsu, the two main protagonists, are Fairy Tail’s main ship (known to fans as “NaLu”), but author Hiro Mashima has never confirmed the true nature of their relationship. The original manga and anime have both ended, but fans continue to hope for a NaLu confirmation in future Fairy Tail projects.Lucy and Natsu share many charged moments across the story, providing plenty of evidence that the two care for each other romantically. Natsu was the one who invited Lucy to join the Fairy Tail Guild and, from that scene forward, they had an immediate connection. In the Phantom Lord arc, for example, Lucy called out for Natsu when she was falling from the Phantom Tower, knowing, somehow, that Natsu would save her. That points to a special, almost telepathic, bond between the duo. In a filler episode, Natsu and Lucy went to each other’s house to wait for the other and, despite being surrounded by friends they could hang out with, felt a pang of loneliness without the other there. During the Eclipse arc, the anime’s 15th Opening showed a notable NaLu moment in which Natsu went berserk after Future Lucy was killed. He then promised to protect only Lucy’s future, not all of Fairy Tail’s, confirming that she was the only one who mattered to him.
After a successful 11-year run, including a popular anime adaptation, Hiro Mashima’s Fairy Tail manga ended in 2017. The fan-favorite shonen series enchanted viewers with its rich, magical world, and proved it could keep up with other titles like Naruto, Bleach, and One Piece — even if many do argue that One Piece portrays female characters with more finesse.
Part of Fairy Tail’s charm was its large roster of vivid and distinct characters. Primarily following the lives of Lucy, Natsu, Erza, and Gray (with Wendy and Gajeel added later), the series excelled at developing character relationships. The romantic relationships felt real and earned. Lucy and Natsu, the two main protagonists, are Fairy Tail‘s main ship (known to fans as “NaLu”), but author Hiro Mashima has never confirmed the true nature of their relationship. The original manga and anime have both ended, but fans continue to hope for a NaLu confirmation in future Fairy Tail projects.
Lucy and Natsu share many charged moments across the story, providing plenty of evidence that the two care for each other romantically. Natsu was the one who invited Lucy to join the Fairy Tail Guild and, from that scene forward, they had an immediate connection. In the Phantom Lord arc, for example, Lucy called out for Natsu when she was falling from the Phantom Tower, knowing, somehow, that Natsu would save her. That points to a special, almost telepathic, bond between the duo. In a filler episode, Natsu and Lucy went to each other’s house to wait for the other and, despite being surrounded by friends they could hang out with, felt a pang of loneliness without the other there. During the Eclipse arc, the anime’s 15th Opening showed a notable NaLu moment in which Natsu went berserk after Future Lucy was killed. He then promised to protect only Lucy’s future, not all of Fairy Tail’s, confirming that she was the only one who mattered to him.
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