Fairy Girls 1 (FAIRY TAIL) (Fairy Tail: Fairy Girls) Paperback – November 10, 2015

Great addition to my collection

If you're looking for a story about just the girls of Fairy tale then you found it.

Love the story can’t wait to read the rest.

Everything about this feels off. The art, the plot, the characters, everything. It wasn't terrible but you can definitely tell this isn't by the original creator. As a big fan of Fairy Tail I got this cause I wanted to read all the side manga and figured a story about the girls of Fairy Tail would be fun. Unfortunately everything just feels wrong. Art doesn't look right, like some took a painting off the wall and replaced it with a forgery. It's close but the more you look at it the more you can tell it's not the original painting. The way the characters behave doesn't feel right. And the story in general wasn't paced very well, like a poorly edited movie, just felt like there's some panels missing. If you're a big fan of the franchise it's worth getting just to have in your collection, but it's not something you should go out of your way to get.

It was really good!

This is good. It starts after vol. 50 of the main series and doesn't intrude upon that series but takes the 4 main female Fairy girls and shows us what adventures they get up to by themselves.I'm not well-versed in Fairy Tail at this point and only know two of the 4 female characters but didn't find it hard to gather what was going on and the plot was easy to figure out even though it got more complicated as it went along. Actually, a good first volume that tries to get a bit of everything in. Assuming we know who the characters are there isn't much development but they do each get a turn at showing off who and what they are, there is a lot of battling, the story is relatively complicated for a first volume and we understand relationships. This could prove to be quite successful as it is an ongoing series still current in Japan. Bad parts are the art is nothing like Hiro Mashima's and is downright not cute nor pretty like his work. Is Boku trying to make up for that with the outrageous amounts of bosoms floating around defying gravity everywhere you look? Perhaps. I'm not offended; I like boobs, but "Boob" really should be in the title to let you know how heavily they represent the main angle of the art. Perhaps "Fairy Girls' Boobs" LOL

This is so adorable!!!!! I loved following the girls on their own journey and seeing their adventures together! I can't wait for volume 2!!

It's fun silly & a little crazy.