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    • Aldoron Click to expand (SPOILERS) (UNMARKED SPOILERS)
    • Viernes Click to expand (SPOILERS) (UNMARKED SPOILERS)
  • Rebellious & White Mage Click to expand (SPOILERS) (UNMARKED SPOILERS)
  • Diabolos

Guilds

Magia Dragon

    Magia Dragon in General 
Said to be the first wizard guild in history, Magia Dragon was formed in X633 to protect wizards from those who feared magic to be an evil power. Its guildhall stands on the northern continent of Guiltina, where Natsu and his friends embark on their 100 Years Quest.
  • Dwindling Party: The guild suffers this when they encountered a Dragon in Guiltina and tried to kill it but failed. It gets worse when the Six Dragon Gods appeared, and many more wizards of Magia Dragon died standing up against them, leaving their guild master Elefseria as the Sole Survivor.
  • Non-Indicative Name: Zig-Zagged. Natsu thinks there are dragons at Magia Dragon because it's in the name, though his friends point out it's about as likely as a fairy being a member of Fairy Tail. He turns out to be half-right when they discover the master to be a formerly human Dragon Slayer who became a dragon.
  • Witch Hunt: The main reason why Elefseria formed Magia Dragon in the first place as many unfortunate wizards suffered this because magic was feared as an "evil power" at the time. At the guildhall, Magia Dragon members expressed joy and relief that the witch hunters backed off due to the fact if they try mess with one wizard of Magia Dragon, they mess with all of them.
  • Wizard Classic: Most members of the guild are dressed up like this, similar with their guild master Elefseria.

    Elefseria 

Elefseria

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The founder and master of Magia Dragon, and a self-taught Dragon Slayer. He is the client of Fairy Tail's 100 Years Quest, which has gone unfulfilled since his guild was formed.


  • And Show It to You: Dogramag tore out and ate his heart during their fateful battle, and if not for Elefseria's dragonification he would have been finished. Even so, Elefseria notes he can still feel a connection to the still-beating organ where it is with Dogramag's corpse.
  • The Archmage: He is well-versed in teleportation and size-shifting, and he is an entirely self-taught Dragon Slayer, which impresses Irene Belserion, the creator of Dragon Slayer Magic, who remarks that it is no small feat. His element of "Law" is called the power of knowledge which would let him retrieve all the information about the magic world of his choosing, which he declares as a far superior power to Crawford Seams' Super Archive (itself an exaggerated version of Hibiki's Archive magic). Then there's the fact he killed a Dragon God by himself.
  • Attack on the Heart: After Ignia retrieves Elefseria's human heart, he torches it in order to prevent Selene from using it to find the Weapons of Mass Destruction made by humans that could in theory be used to kill him and Viernes. Elefseria while this is going on returns from Selene's dimensional prison, but collapses on the ground unconscious.
  • Broke Your Arm Punching Out Cthulhu: He's the reason there are five Dragon Gods rather than six, but not only was Dogramag the weakest of them (and this was a century ago when they were all still comparatively weaker), Elefseria lost his heart and would have perished were it not for his dragonification replacing the organ. Also, thanks to taking the heart, Dogramag revived, albeit having lost nearly all his power.
  • Can't Kill You, Still Need You: Selene admits this is the case in her goal to obtain his heart, as it will only remain beating and thus filled with the magical power that will let her obtain the "negative legacy of the magic world" as long as he is alive, so she throws him into an alternate dimension to both prevent him from interfering with her plan/game directly as well as stop him from just killing himself to deny her the heart.
  • Chekhov's Gunman: As Fairy Tail's client for the 100 Years Quest, his existence is implied the moment Gildarts's quest is mentioned in the original manga.
  • Cool Old Guy: He is deeply empathetic to other wizards, prompting him to form the world's first guild to unite them against those who would do them harm.
  • Dirty Old Man: He shows what a lech he is when he drools over Lucy and Erza after over a century of seeing nothing but macho men. He also shrinks himself down and teleports himself between Lucy's boobs (and some time later, Yukino's as well), looking like he's in heaven because of it. Although, he makes an exception for Selene due to his bad history with the Dragon Gods.
  • The Dragonslayer: Though it cost him much, he killed Dogramag, one of the Dragon Gods themselves.
  • Hypocrite: Despite the Strongest Team officially being the ones assigned to the quest and swearing them to secrecy, Elefseria admits that he's willing to allow Diabolos to slide in under the radar to hunt the Dragon Gods, despite having officially removed them from doing so after Georg broke the non-disclosure agreement by taking the job before founding Diabolos to aid his hunt for them. Most of the team call out this double-standard, though Erza admits that it's well within his right as the client to do so...before adding that this doesn't absolve Diabolos of attacking Fairy Tail itself and that they won't hold back next time they meet again and clash once more. When Elefseria tries bringing up the non-aggression act between official guilds, an upset Erza fires back that if he truly cared about that, he should have put his foot down when Diabolos broke the deal in the first place and so he should accept this.
  • Oh, Crap!: He realizes in cold sweat and shock that Diabolos is going after the Sixth Dragon after his friend Hikage, the talking crow informs him and the Strongest Team that the Dragon Eaters are at the Great Labyrinth where it slumbers.
  • Really 700 Years Old: Thanks to overusing his Dragon Slayer Magic, he has existed well over 160 years since the guilds were founded.
  • Red Baron: As a dragon, he is known as the "Dragon of Law". "Law" as in "the laws/knowledge of magic".
  • Scars Are Forever: Though he's almost never seen bare-chested, there is a scar on his chest from where Dogramag tore out his heart during their battle.
  • Voluntary Shapeshifting: He can change between his human and dragon forms at will.
  • Was Once a Man: He is a Dragon Slayer who overused his magic, turning him into a dragon. While he can make himself appear as a human whenever he wants, his dragon form is his Shapeshifter Default Form.
  • Weapon of Mass Destruction: While not used by him, Elefseria's Law Dragon Slayer Magic allows him to remember where every single weapon made by mankind is located, including these particularly dangerous Lost Superweapons. Selene's goal is to use his heart to get access to them and wield them against Ignia and Viernes.
  • Weredragon: Like Acnologia and Irene, he is a Dragon Slayer who succumbed to dragonification, and uses transformation magic to assume his original human form.
  • Wizard Classic: He has the standard appearance of a stout, jolly old wizard with a staff.
  • You Killed My Father: According to Mercphobia, Elefseria's family was among those who were killed by himself and the other Dragon Gods in the past, speculating that he began the quest at least in part to avenge them. It turns out that in the past, his fellow wizards of Magia Dragon were attacked and killed by Dragons, which prompted Elefseria to self-teach himself Dragon Slayer Magic to avenge their deaths.

Fairy Nail

    Fairy Nail in General 
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Fairy Nail is a celebrity guild located in the Guiltina city of Tekka. By sheer coincidence, both the name and many of its members bear an uncanny similarity to those of Fairy Tail.
  • Distaff Counterpart: Elfman's counterpart is revealed to be a woman. In contrast with his "manly man" personality, his counterpart works as a makeup artist.
  • Happily Married: Gajeel and Levy's counterpart are shown to be a married comedy troupe couple.
  • Identical Stranger: They look completely like the main series counterpart, just focused more on acting jobs than adventuring.
  • Male Gaze: Cana's counterpart works as a foot model.
  • Slap-Slap-Kiss: How Natsu and Lucy's counterparts relationship goes. Natsu's counterpart verbally abuses the Lucy one but is revealed to be very intimate with her.

Gold Owl

    Gold Owl in General (UNMARKED MAJOR SPOILERS
See Viernes' separate character page. Beware of UNMARKED MAJOR SPOILERS.

Gagarock

    Gagarock in General 
A Coal Miners Guild in Guiltina, which is made up of workers who mine materials that they then trade to Alchemist Guilds like Gold Owl in exchange for magical items and tools to assist their way of life. They prefer to focus on building up their physical abilities rather than rely on magic.
  • Curb-Stomp Battle: Their attempt to kidnap Natsu goes very poorly for them since unlike Gold Owl's other contracted agents who used guile and dirty tricks to catch their Fairy Tail targets, they try to take him head-on. Natsu doesn't even attack them to win, he just dodges for a bit, lets Iwashita's pickaxe melt on contact with his body, and then sneezes hard enough to create an explosion to level a town block. It doesn't get any better for them when Natsu and Saber Tooth show up at their guild hall to interrogate them and casually beat the living daylights out of them.
  • Empowered Badass Normal: As they don't rely on magical abilities, Coal Miners instead focus on training their bodies to the point they can shatter solid rock with pure muscle power alone. To both supplement their mining efficiency and increase their combat prowess, however, some of them also wield tools made with Alchemy that carry magical properties.
  • Muscles Are Meaningful: As they focus on their physical abilities rather than any magic, each member that we see is jacked with muscles to better help them work in the mines. Unfortunately, they make the mistake of thinking "puny wizards" with less muscle would be push-overs.

    Iwashita 

Iwashita

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A top dog from Gagarock who tries to kidnap Natsu for Gold Owl. It doesn't go well for him.


  • Bullying a Dragon: He looks down on Natsu, calling him a "gangly little twig" that he could send flying with a sneeze. Natsu melts his weapon when it makes direct contact with him and then takes him out with a sneeze (of explosive flame).
  • Oh, Crap!: He has a few seconds to realize how badly he messed up fighting Natsu after his pick-axe (which radiates its own heat) melts on contact with Natsu's body and before Natsu launches an explosive sneeze.
  • Powerful Pick: His Heat Pickaxe is an Alchemic Tool from Gold Owl that is powerful enough to shatter solid stone and when used rapidly and consecutively the head will heat up to deal more damage.

Alchemists

    Zalam 

Zalam (Duke Barbaroa)

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The Guild Master of Lead Eagle, a quirky old sage with a half-and-half mix between a mustache and a beard and a shiny bald cranium. He has a habit of ending sentences with "Ron", which also punctuates his appearances as a form of onamatopoeia.


  • Mysterious Backer: He's a weird-looking elderly stranger who decides to assist Sabertooth and leads them to Iruha, who is just a mirror copy of Zalam he made to bolster his alchemical abilities by merging into the much younger Iruzala and later revealed to be the genuine Duke Barbaroa, now aged further along, able to make the final component to complete Athena, and still kindhearted, while Viernes poses as an evil fake Duke.
  • Eye Scream: He seems to have lost his left eye in the accident that was long thought to have killed him, as Viernes's doppelganger version of Duke has an eyepatch and the real Duke's left eye is concealed by bangs.
  • The Real Remington Steele: He initially appears as the guild master of a similarly named guild to Gold Owl, Lead Eagle, and layers up this facade by creating a mirrorized replica to serve as his father, Iruha. However, when this masquerade ends, he makes Iruha vanish and uncovers his true identity as the real, still-living Duke, the true leader of Gold Owl, now even older and slimmer than his knockoff that embodies the voice of Viernes. Another overt hint this is the truth comes when he and Iruha assume the combined form of Iruzala, and should have connotations of an eagle (like Zalam's current guild), but her clothing is clearly themed after an owl, as in "Gold Owl". Finally, a more subtle indicator of who he truly is emerges if you connect the fact that his bangs cover the left side of his face, and the fake Duke also has an eyepatch over his left eye.

    Iruha 
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The father of Zalam. His appearance is identical to his son, only mirrored, and unlike Zalam, he punctuates with "Chi".


  • Fake Twin Gambit: He's actually a reflection of the real Duke, who is posing as the sagely guildmaster of Lead Eagle, Zalam. When Iruha dubs Zalam his "son", Sting calls BS, but it's not far from the truth: Iruha is technically an offshoot of his own "parent", Duke.

    Iruzala 
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The combined form of Iruha and Zalam after they use Father-Son Alchemy to fuse into a... pretty girl with an owl-like outfit who has their merged skills and experience and uses "Pon" as punctuation. Evidently, she can alchemize incredible things.


  • Attractive Bent-Gender: Two bizarre-looking old men fuse into a youthful and shapely girl.
  • Fusion Dance: The strange result of Zalam and Iruha merging together.
  • Gender Bender: She initially seems like the even more complicated persona of two weirdo geezers combined, but when the true identity behind all of them is revealed as the elderly and genuine Duke Barbaroa performing human alchemy, it falls under this definition.

Fire and Flame

    Guild Master (UNMARKED SPOILER WARNING
Ignia is the Guild Master of Fire and Flame; see his tropes here.

    Brian 
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A creepy and vicious dark wizard with a terrifying appetite. He uses abilities that involve devouring whatever he fancies or magic used against him, and can breathe fire from the mouth on his right hand.


  • Bunny-Ears Lawyer: He's considered The Dreaded for his Horror Hunger, but he's also so obsessed with eating that only once his hunger's satisfied can he actually be bothered to consider other relevant information. For example, despite eating Natsu's flames, it doesn't occur to him until Natsu runs after him still itching for a fight that he's a fire wizard and thus could be a possible recruit for Fire and Flame, nor does he seem to consider the fact that the reason Natsu attacked him in the first place is because Brian tried to eat Happy and Carla and thus might not be very interested in a membership.
  • Dissonant Serenity: Has a blissful attitude that prioritizes appetite over everything else... except his appetite is hideously warped. Not even Natsu nailing him with his flames gets him riled up, instead just casually eating the fire for his meal and walking off.
  • The Dreaded: The local bar Brian's first introduced in is well acquainted with him and his eccentrics, and the patrons desperately try to warn Team Natsu (but mostly Natsu) not to get him riled up.
  • Establishing Character Moment: Calmly goes up to Happy and Carla and decides to claim them as food.
  • Glasgow Grin: Brian has stitches along the sides of his unnaturally elongated mouth.
  • Good Scars, Evil Scars: Brian's lips and neck feature stitching.
  • Horror Hunger: Brian feasts on whatever looks good at the time, even if it's alive and sentient. Furthermore, he is constantly talking about hunger, and makes his hand turn huge with a mouth full of giant fangs and salivating to eat Happy and Carla in his first appearance.
  • Madness Mantra: When hungry, "Rumbly tummy, rumbly tummy." When satisfied, "Full tummy, full tummy."
  • Magic Eater: Brian doesn't discriminate on what he can eat, to the point he settles for using Natsu's magical flames that he was attacked with as a substitute over Happy and Carla for satisfying his hunger without much of a fuss.
  • More Teeth than the Osmond Family: Has a very fanged mouth like a hungry monster waiting to gobble things up. This also applies to the gaping maw on his hand and his checkerboard tophat.
  • Perpetual Smiler: Seems to always be sporting a leering grin as he stalks places in search of things to eat.
  • Slasher Smile: Whenever he's got his mind set on a meal, his smile never breaks.
  • Too Many Mouths: Brian has an extra mouth on his right palm and even his hat.
  • Villain Takes an Interest: At first he just treats Natsu like a curiosity at best and not worth bothering over as he runs off and ignores Natsu's attempts to fight him, but then he belatedly realizes that Natsu is a fire wizard and thus could be a possible recruit to Fire and Flame. Then he hears Natsu shout "Fire Dragon's" and realizes he's Ignia's little brother, a.k.a. a priority target.

     Additional Members (MAJOR UNMARKED SPOILERS
The Singularity Sisters, Enny and Rosseau Signario, were brainwashed into the service of Gold Owl as alchemy users; see their individual character entries here.

Others

    Kurnugi 

Kurnugi

The Sword Saint Dragon who was consumed by Suzaku after being slain by Georg Reizen and he is one of Selene's sons.
  • The Ghost: This Dragon has yet to appear due to being dead after being slain and consumed.
  • Massive Numbered Siblings: Kurnugi was one of the sons of Selene the Moon Dragon God.
  • Master Swordsman: He was the Sword Saint Dragon whose power is used by Suzaku (through consuming his flesh), so he qualifies as this. Selene acknowleges her son's skills since she used to spar with him upon recognizing a familiar swordsmanship style from Suzaku.
  • Meaningful Name: He is named after "Earth of No Return" from the Ancient Mesopotamian underworld.
  • The Worf Effect: He was slain by Georg, the leader and strongest member of Diabolos, before he was consumed by Suzaku to show that the Dragon Eaters are Not Hyperbole.
  • Walking Spoiler: He is the source behind Suzaku's powers and simply mentioning him reveals Selene taking over Diabolos after tricking Suzaku to bring her to Georg, killing him and avenging her son's death.

    Elexion 

Elexion

The Lightning Dragon King who was consumed by Kirin after being slain by Georg Reizen 30 years ago.
  • Asskicking Leads to Leadership: As the Lightning Dragon King, Elexion was the strongest lightning dragon of his time. As the two known bearers of his Dragon Slayer Magic are known as The Ace of their already-badass respective guilds, clearly it's no exaggeration of his strength.
  • Do Not Go Gentle: The aftermath of the battle with Georg followed by the massive destruction left behind showed that Elexion did not go down easily and managed to leave long lasting scars on the previous Diabolos guild master who had slain him in the end.
  • Ghostly Goals: Laxus (falsely) claims to Kirin that Elexion wanted to kill him for the crime of consuming his body and was waiting for the right moment to take his revenge.
  • Hearing Voices: The soul of Elexion haunts young Kirin after the boy consumed the slain Dragon's body and gained his power, driving him on the edge before Wraith trapped Elexion inside a box.
  • Red Baron: He was also known as the "Yellow Dragon" that Kirin claimed the epithet for himself after consuming Elexion's body to gain his power.
  • Shock and Awe: He was the Lightning Dragon King whose power is used by Laxus (through implantation of the Lacrima made out of his heart) and Kirin (through consuming his flesh) respectively.
  • Worthy Opponent: Georg viewed Elexion as this after defeating and killing him in battle.
  • The Worf Effect: He was slain by Georg to demonstrate the power of the previous master of Diabolos in his prime.
  • Walking Spoiler: He is the source behind Laxus' Dragon Lacrima after Georg had his heart sold to Ivan who then implanted it into his son's body.

Guiltina Magic Council MИP

    Guiltina Magic Council MИP 
The Guiltina Magic Council MИP is the ruling body of the world of Magic in the Guiltina continent.
  • Cool Airship: The Guiltina Magic Council possesses a large number of airships that are equipped with the Magical Convergent Cannon: Uranus.
  • Curbstomp Battle: They are on the receiving end of this by Aldoron.
  • Meaningful Name: MИP means Russian for "peace".
  • Militaries Are Useless: The Guiltina Magic Council's 23rd Division led by Robert attempted to attack the awakened Aldoron with the more powerful version of the Jupiter Cannon but the Wood Dragon God No-Sell them before they were wiped out by his giant tree roots from the ground.
  • The Worf Effect: The forces of the Guiltina Magic Council MИP are effortlessly decimated to show that only Dragon Slayer Magic can harm Dragons after their Uranus Cannons failed to even phase Aldoron.

    Robert 

Robert

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The chief of the MИP 23rd Division under the Guiltina Magic Council who leads the Operation: Wood Dragon Suppression.


  • Manly Facial Hair: He has a sharp looking thick mustache.
  • This Cannot Be!: Robert expresses this after their Uranus Cannons had no effect on Aldoron and his forces end up wiped out.
  • We Hardly Knew Ye: He died unceremoniously after he and his airship fleet were brutally annihilated by Aldoron's retaliation.

Ermina

    Ermina in General 
  • Involuntary Shapeshifting: Its citizens are forced to shapeshift into fish under Mercphobia's power at night to survive the rising tide that engulfs their town. Deconstructed, with it having happened so many times for so long that, according to Karameel, they don't even know which they were in the first place.

    Karameel 

Karameel

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The human assistant of the Water Dragon God Mercphobia, who he saved long ago from a shipwreck and who helped fashion his current opinion of humanity.


  • I Owe You My Life: She clearly believes this in regards to Mercphobia saving her.
  • It's All My Fault: She blames herself for Mercphobia's rampage, stating if she never allowed the White Wizard to steal his power in an attempt to help him, it never would have happened.
  • Morality Pet: She is one to Mercphobia, as it was rescuing her that opened his mind to the idea of coexistence between humans and dragons.
  • Undying Loyalty: Despite not being a crazy worshiper like the rest of Ermina, Karameel is still unquestionably loyal to Mercphobia, with some hints that it goes much deeper than simple professionalism. Her allowing the White Wizard to drain his powers was only done out of the hope it would help him without requiring his death.
  • Unwitting Instigator of Doom: She confesses that she was the one who allowed the White Wizard to drain Mercphobia's powers, believing that doing so would allow him to live as a normal human ruling over Ermina and without fear of his powers destroying everything and no need to die. Instead, Mercphobia's Power Incontinence only worsened and he became a manipulable servant of the White Wizard who eventually starts destroying Ermina.

    Kashima 

Kashima

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The manager of Hotel Journey. Often says "no way" to express his feelings. He is responsible for giving guests magical pills to let them breathe underwater when Mercphobia's magic submerges the establishment and Ermina itself, at which time he turns into a fish.


    Mercphobia's Servant 

Mercphobia's Servant

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A giant sea serpent that serves the Water Dragon God and brings him the people of Ermina's sacrifices.


  • Breath Weapon: Par the course for an apparent dragon.
  • Ludicrous Gibs: Kiria uses her Blade Dragon Sword Dance to slice it into chunks.
  • Sea Monster: Resembles a giant serpent that swims through the water.
  • We Hardly Knew Ye: Barely gets a chapter to its name before Kiria chops it to pieces.
  • The Worf Effect: Even if it's not truly one of the Five Dragon Gods, it's still powerful enough to be mistaken for one. Kiria killing it without batting much of an eye thus establishes just how powerful she truly is.

Draseal

    Draseal in General (UNMARKED MAJOR SPOILERS
See Aldoron's separate character page. Beware of UNMARKED MAJOR SPOILERS.

Elentear

    Elentear in General 

    Grand Priestess 

Chief of the White Shrine Maidens (Grand Priestess)

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The Grand Priestess of Whiteout Magic.


  • Gonk: Her jowls are ridiculously saggy compared to the rest of her face.
  • Light Is Good: She, Faris, and the other Whiteout Magic users work together to cleanse Elentear of its excessive magic which has been causing an extremely dangerous overflow.

    Alta Face 

Alta Face

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A monolithic entity that heavily resembles the Face weapons of Earthland. This one is sentient and is a major reason as to why Elentear's magic is out of control.


  • Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: It is massive.
  • Eldritch Abomination: It's a sentient alternate reality counterpart of the Face weapons. Whereas they were designed to get rid of magic, however, Alta Face is meant to enhance it to overloading levels.
  • Giant Space Flea from Nowhere: There isn't much foreshadowing before its appearance.
  • Humans Are Ugly: A firm believer of this, considering it calls the Strongest Team so multiple times during the confrontation despite many on the team being ridiculously attractive. It even calls them ugly again as its last words.
  • Multiarmed And Dangerous: Extending aboveground, Alta Face has a huge number of colossal hands rampaging across Elentear, swatting and crushing everything in reach.
  • Nightmare Face: A given, considering what kind of weapon its appearance closely resembles.
  • Nigh-Invulnerable: Wendy has to enchant her fellow guild mates with the very magic of Elentear that Alta Face itself is causing to go out of control and weaponizing against them in order for them to be able to damage and destroy it.
  • Sealed Evil in a Can: Alta Face was fought and defeated centuries ago by the priestesses of Whiteout Magic before being sealed deep under ground. Selene awoke and allowed it to run amock for her own amusement.
  • A Taste of Their Own Medicine: Thanks to Wendy, its own power is used against it by Fairy Tail.
  • We Hardly Knew Ye: It lasts for two chapters.
  • When All You Have Is a Hammer…: Alta Face's only power is to forcibly enhance its target's own power until it cripples or outright destroys them from the overload. The terrifying extent of this power is proven by how it threatens to destroy an entire world, but when Wendy figures out how to overcome this overload when it tries this on Team Fairy Tail, Alta Face has no way to fight back.

Moonlight Divinities

    Moonlight Divinities in General 
A group of three women native to Elentear who loyally serve Selene, and utilize the Spirit Arts.
  • Amazon Brigade: A team made entirely of very dangerous women.
  • Ambiguously Gay: At least Mimi and Yoko express interest in women in some form or fashion (with Mimi showing lesser interest in men too), with only Hakune expressing singular interest in men.
  • Curb-Stomp Battle: They easily defeat Team Natsu in their first bout, using techniques the team is otherwise unfamiliar with to bring them down.
  • Les Collaborateurs: Of a sort. They are themselves native to Elentear, but loyally serve Selene, a being who isn't, but seeks to control the world to its own detriment; this fact doesn't seem to phase the three of them. It's later revealed that they were already criminals, before they fell in with Selene.
  • Sadist: With the exception of maybe Mimi, all of Selene's servants share their mistresses' penchant for cruelty and torment, with all of them chortling as they watch Natsu and Gray being forced to fight their comrades transformed into yokai.

    Yoko 

Yoko

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A loyal servant of Selene who uses Hyakki Yagyō, a Spiritual Arts that allows her to summon spirits made of Spiria.


  • Ambiguously Gay: During the banquet, she's seen sporting a blissful face as she sits with A Lady on Each Arm telling her how cute she is.
  • Beat Them at Their Own Game: When pushed into a corner in a physical fight with Erza, she decides to fight back by using her Youkai-transforming art on herself to become a four-armed sword-wielding fighter. Unfortunately for her, Erza decides to game even harder and raises her with her six-armed sword-wielding Thousand Arms Armor, which results in Yoko's swift defeat.
  • Dirty Coward: Arrogantly savors tormenting her victims, either by summoning yokai to kill them, or transforming them into yokai themselves, but, whenever she receives push back, she quickly devolves into a sniveling mess, that can only stutter in disbelief.
  • For the Evulz: While Selene did order her to do it, it's pretty clear she enjoys turning most of Team Natsu into Youkai and then setting them onto Natsu and Gray with no prompting. Several comments from Hakune and Mimi also imply Yoko had the discretion to turn them into any Youkai she desired as long as the resulting fight would be entertaining.
  • Face–Monster Turn: She has the power to inflict this on others, since her Hyakki Yagyo not only allows her to summon and release Youkai in certain places, but she can even transmute others into Youkai, as she does to all of Team Natsu save for Natsu and Gray. In doing so, she suppresses her victims' memories, and rewrites their entire personalities, leading them to enthusiastically embrace their new forms, and begin to self-identify as Youkai.
  • Glass Cannon: She relies entirely on her youkai to fight her battles for her, but is herself only an average fighter, and when Erza manages to push past the youkai, and get at her, she's put at a distinct disadvantage. She manages to get the edge back by turning herself into a youkai and using her increased physical power to push Erza back, but once Erza has a chance to counter and match that, she goes down quickly.
  • Hidden Depths: She seems to be good at drawing, as seen during the party when she draws Natsu as a fiery humanoid.
  • Keystone Army: As she is the summoner and controller of Hyakki Yagyo, defeating her is the only way to stop the endless hoard of Youkai.
  • Magic Staff: When Erza susses her out from her shikigami clones, she's forced to summon an ornate staff vaguely reminiscent of a shrine maiden's tool to block Erza's sword.
  • Meaningful Name: "Yoko" can translate to "child of light", which is fitting for a servant to a dragon who manipulates (moon)light. With different kanji it can also refer to monster foxes, who traditionally take the form of beautiful women.
  • Multi-Armed and Dangerous: Her Omagatoki form grants her four arms each wielding a weapon which she uses to combat Erza head-on. She manages to briefly gain advantage in heir fight using this, keyword: "briefly"
  • Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: During her final fight with Erza, she gains the advantage by turning herself into a yokai that grants her four arms, mocking Erza for being unable to defend with just her two arms. This gives Erza the idea to re-quip into an six-armed armor to match her in combat, leading to Yoko's defeat since Erza's heavier armor allows her to strike back harder and Yoko can't defend against all the incoming strikes. With Erza even throwing back her insult about not having enough arms to defend herself for good measure.
  • No Ontological Inertia: Once she's beaten, her yokai she created dissipate.
  • Oh, Crap!:
    • Is hit with one when Lucy is turned back to normal, and later hit even harder when the rest of the team is fully changed back, and Selene expresses her boredom and dissatisfaction with Yoko.
    • When she's fighting Team Natsu all on her own, she's all confidence even when Erza attacks her directly since she can hide herself among copies...right up until Erza manages to pick her out (stating she sounds different from the copies) and almost does manage an actual hit on her, at which point she's noticeably panicking and sweating as she blocks Erza's strike.
    • Get one more in the finale of her fight with Erza when Erza switches to a six-armed armor to match Yoko's four armed form. Her cocky demeanor she regained quickly fades as Erza goes on the attack with Yoko finding she can't keep up with her before Erza takes her out.
  • One-Winged Angel: By using her Youkai-transforming Spiritual Art on herself, she uses "Outer Path: Omagatoki", which turns her into a four armed sword-wielding Youkai with increased power, speed and skill to let her overpower Erza in direct combat. Unfortunately for her, once Erza brings out her six-armed Thousand Arms Armor, she swiftly finds herself overwhelmed despite Erza admitting this form is a Mighty Glacier that doesn't have fast movement speed.
  • One-Woman Army: With her ability to summon an infinite number of Youkai, each varied in abilities themselves, she could easily fight an army on her own and is able to hold up against all of Team Natsu at once.
  • Playful Cat Smile: Her first scene has wearing such a smile as muses on whether or not Fairy Tail will prove worthy as Selene's playthings. Later it seems to be her default face.
  • Red Baron: "Pandemonium" (Hyakki Yagyo), for her Youkai summoning Spiritual Art.
  • Self-Duplication: She can create copies of herself from shikigami to avoid attacks and confuse her enemies. Erza quickly notices however that her own voice is slightly different from the copies' and is able to use that to find out where she really is amongst them.
  • Summon Magic: She can conjure ethereal formless humanoid figures which are described by Irene as Spirits to test Wendy and Erza. When they overcome them, she steps in herself and summon more, even stronger ones based off Youkai. According to Mimi, it's actually similar in some ways to Celestial Spirit Magic, and the strength of her summons are linked to Yoko's own natural power, and Yoko herself claims when she attacks Team Natsu all at once with it that she can summon an infinite number of them.
  • Takes One to Kill One: Ethernano-based magic and magic weapons cannot affect spiritual arts, but Spiria-based ones can. Luckily, Wendy with Irene's advice is able to sense and use the Spiria in Elentear's environment to form the basis of Enchantments that let them swiftly deal with Yoko's summoned fighters.
  • This Cannot Be!: Is left spluttering and shocked when her supposedly "undefeatable" Spiritual Arts to turn others into Youkai is countered and reversed from Lucy by Aquarius' arrival. Even moreso when Aquarius tricks Wendy into casting a spell to dispel her yokai form, and when Wendy easily defeats Erza's youkai form only minutes after setting her on the group before she even has a chance to attack them.
  • Wrong Context Magic: Her "spiritual arts" function differently from magic in a similar manner to the difference between magic and Etherious Curses, including running on a different source of power in the form of Spiria, a form of energy similar but distinct from magic's Ethernano according to Irene and Wendy herself when she senses and takes the energy in for her Enchantments.
  • Youkai: She's a nod to the Fox monster and her original title of Hyakki Yagyo refers to a night parade of demons and monsters comparable to The Wild Hunt. She also claims that she's going to show her opponents the "terror of Youkai," and indeed the monsters she summons are named after and visually resemble certain types of youkai. Chapter 73 reveals that the caverns at the bottom of Mount Black Moon (Selene's hideout) are called "Onigatsuki" (Demon's Moon) and infested with many different Youkai. On top of that, she has the power to turn other beings into Youkai, including herself.
  • Villainous Breakdown: She doesn't take the group's transformations being undone very well, and is left sweating and shaken by the whole process.
  • Zerg Rush: When she confronts Team Natsu by herself, she decides to just swarm them with an unlimited army of youkai she creates, hoping to wear them down to defeat them.

    Hakune 

Hakune

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A loyal servant of Selene with power over snow and freezing.


  • Anti-Magic: As part of her power to freeze, her "Diamond Effect" spiritual art allows to "freeze" any special magic or resistances her opponents possess while they're being encased in her ice. As a result, Natsu couldn't use his flames to melt his way out, and Gray's own resistances to ice as a Devil Slayer were rendered null. It takes Gray receiving an enchantment from Wendy alongside actively using his Devil Slayer powers to counter it.
  • Battle Strip: Once Gray and Natsu show they're not going to be taken by her Snowlems and she decides she'll fight seriously, she strips off her kimono before forging a set of Stripperiffic ice armor to take its place as she prepares to do actual battle.
  • Behemoth Battle: The final battle against Gray ends with her making an Ice Giant to crush him. He responds by making an army of Ice Knights and rushing the giant down, hitting Hakune in the process and defeating her.
  • An Ice Person: She's introduced appearing in a raging blizzard and has a snowflake-shaped mark on her forehead, implying that she's the source of the blizzard, and then starts the battle by first creating Snowlems and then covering her body in a fine battle dress of ice. She even reveals that her spiritual arts allow her to "freeze" anything, even the special abilities or resistances of her opponents. During her second fight with Gray, she could even do what Invel did and freeze over Gray's attacks.
  • Cyclops: Her ultimate spell is the Diamond Titan, which creates a massive cyclopian monster out of ice that towers over buildings.
  • Eyes Always Shut: A lesser example. Hakune generally has her eyes closed in a poised and serene disposition, but they're open when she experiences shock or becomes emotional.
  • Graceful Loser: Upon being captured, she continues to hit on Gray and says that she wants to see him again soon.
  • Interplay of Sex and Violence: Downplayed, as she never gets downright sexual herself, but she really has a habit of throwing out teasing compliments while in the same breath declaring her intent to kill the targets of said compliments. She has zero hard feelings about Gray absolutely crushing her with Ice Make: Heavy Knights and openly states that she wishes to see him again.
  • Lascivious Beauty Mark: She has a small mole under the left side of her lip, and doesn't restrain herself from being a tease and somewhat naughty, as well as using a revealing outfit made entirely of ice for combat.
  • Lotus-Eater Machine: In her second round against Gray, the two are at a stalemate in their attacks. So she tries to use a spell to put Gray into one of these where he's married to Juvia, they have a son, Ur and his father are still alive, and Ultear is still young. Gray however rejects it and breaks free to Hakune's shock, citing he's not looking to be happy for himself, but to make Juvia happy in reality.
  • Oh, Crap!: Her haughty exterior starts to break in the second fight against Gray. Thanks to Wendy's enchantment, Gray is on par against her now resulting in a stalemate against each other. It cracks even further when her Lotus-Eater Machine attack fails on Gray and he breaks free on his own, and reaches its zenith when her Diamond Titan is destroyed by Gray's Ice Make: Heavy Knights and she gets crushed by them in turn.
  • Power Perversion Potential: She uses her Snowlems at first to create copies of naked women that are close or possibly romantically-interested in Gray, Natsu, and Happy. Gray gets a copy of Juvia (though he claims this one is actually less clingy), Happy gets Carla and Touka, and Natsu gets Lucy, Erza, Wendy, Mirajane, Lisanna, and Cana.
  • Power Tattoo: Hakune has six points in the shape of a snowflake etched on her forehead, and controls snow.
  • Red Baron: "Snow Moon Flower" (Setsugekka), a nod to her grace, looks and power over snow.
  • Snowlems: She can use her power to read people's hearts and then mold snow into the forms of those close to them. She uses this to create copies of women that Natsu, Gray, and Happy are close to and possibly romantically interested in.
  • Squishy Wizard: Her spells are dangerous, but Hakune herself is rather fragile. To wit, once Gray powers through her last offensive, she goes down with one good hit from being slammed by the Ice Make: Heavy Knights.
  • The Tease: In her first appearance she acts flirty with both Natsu and Gray, right before declaring her desire to kill them. She doesn't stop with the compliments even as she freezes Natsu, Gray, and Happy in ice. During the party scene, she doesn't stop feeling up the tied-up Gray. Even when she’s apprehended, she continues to flirt with Gray like she’s thirstier than a desert all while making it clear that she wants to see him again.
  • Yuki-onna: Beautiful woman in a kimono-like garment with white hair and a snowflake-like mark appearing in the middle of a snowstorm? Moniker referring to snow? To cup it all, she appears right after Yoko mentioned Youkais when confronting Erza and Wendy.

    Mimi 

Mimi

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A huge muscular woman in a gi, one of Selene's servants who wields Spiria to unleash powerful physical attacks.


  • Affably Evil: For someone who declares her intent to kill Lucy as ordered by Selene, she's not really malicious about it and doesn't have many "villainous" traits to go off of. She even compliments Capricorn's martial ability and gives criticism of Lucy's abilities that seem surprisingly earnest. When Natsu and Gray are fighting for their lives against their Youkai-transformed teammates, Mimi is noticeably more interested in the fighting itself (and how cute/sexy/awesome the Youkai transformations look) than laughing cruelly or making fun of the situation.
  • Ambiguously Bi: She expresses noticeable attraction, complete with blush, first for Lucy's sexy body and later still with Natsu and Gray's muscular ones.
  • Balloon Belly: When she drinks down Aquarius' water attack, her usually toned stomach balloons out from all the water. This ends up factoring into her defeat because she got weighed down by all the water inside her, making her too sluggish to avoid being hit by Lucy and Gemini's Urano Metria.
  • Bridal Carry: Carries Hakune like this when she prepares to catch up with the heroes by running at top speed. The latter even comments that she feels like a princess.
  • Butch Lesbian: As soon as she's done introducing herself she looks upon Lucy's cleavage... and comments on how sexy it is. Lucy meekly comments that she's not into giant women.
  • Calling Your Attacks: She does this as much as anyone else in the series, but she gives Lucy flack for naming a simple kick "Lucy Kick". But then she decides she actually likes that and starts putting "Mimi" before her own attacks.
  • Determinator: She's not called "The Immovable" for nothing. She basically powers through everything Lucy and her spirits can throw at her. Even in defeat, she refuses to stay down and stands up in order to faint while on her feet.
  • Distracted by the Sexy: As soon as she finishes declaring her intention to eliminate Lucy and Taurus, she's distracted by her cleavage and claims it's too sexy. For bonus points, Taurus had just asked Lucy to remove her clothes to invoke such a distraction. She gets distracted a few more times when Lucy switches up her Star Dresses to various revealing forms, though not enough to lose focus.
  • Kung-Fu Wizard: Unlike her companions, Mimi uses her Spiritual Arts to augment her physical abilities in combat, fighting like a Bare-Fisted Monk who just so happens to have the ability to launch attacks that can strike from a distance.
  • Mighty Glacier: Her staggering size, muscles, and epithet implies that toughness is her specialty.
  • Muscles Are Meaningful: She's built to the point she could give Elfman a run for his money, and she's physically strong enough to overpower both Taurus and Lucy using her Taurus Star Dress at the same time with what seems to be minimal effort.
  • No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: In her second fight with Lucy, she goes all out giving Lucy virtually no time to change Star Dresses and it's only thanks to the power of said dresses that she survives the onslaught. Lucy is barely able to gain an advantage via finding a lake in the middle of the battle and summoning Aquarius to keep Mimi distracted while she has Gemini set up Urano Metria to finally knock her out.
  • Non-Standard Character Design: Contrasting most women in Fairy Tail, she's huge and very muscular, but not a Gonk either.
  • The Nose Knows: Her sense of smell is sharp enough that she could track Team Natsu after Touka teleported them to the White Mages' village and do so in seconds.
  • Power Floats: Apparently she has such great fighting spirit that she can will herself to float to Lucy's shock.
  • Razor-Sharp Hand: One of her Spiritual Arts, "Immovable Sword", involves her swinging her arm with a chopping motion, slicing down dozens of thick trees in front of her.
  • Red Baron: Mimi the Immovable ("Fudo"), apparently due to her massive, imposing physique.
  • Sadist: Downplayed somewhat. As mentioned above, compared to the rest of Selene's court, who all burst out laughing at the sight of Natsu and Gray forced to fight their close friends turned into yokai, Mimi is more taken by the fights and the appearance of the yokai rather than the former's pain.
  • Spectacular Spinning: Her "Immovable Hurricane" has her rapidly spin her body with her arms outstretched like a top in order to create a mini-tornado around herself.
  • Statuesque Stunner: She's very muscular and so tall she towers over Taurus, one of the most physically imposing Celestial Spirits. She's still rather attractive.
  • Stealth Hi/Bye: Unlike Hakune and Yoko, she seemingly appears from nowhere to attack Lucy, contrasting her enormous size.
  • Strange Minds Think Alike: Chivalrous Pervert Taurus had just suggested Lucy to undress to distract their enemy with her body. Mimi is actually distracted by Lucy's generous cleavage.
  • Super-Toughness: Those muscles aren't just for show. Even when Lucy changes to her Taurus Dress Form, she can barely harm Mimi and at most just winds her when she lands a sneak attack. In the climax of their fight, Lucy and Gemini nail her with a Urano Metria. Mimi manages to get to her feet... and passes out while standing to Lucy's luck and relief since the move sapped all her power and left her about ready to pass out herself.
  • Worthy Opponent: By their second fight, Mimi admits that she's underestimated Lucy's resolve and strength and apologizes, right before declaring her intent to fight her with everything she herself has in turn. After she and the other Goddesses are defeated, she compliments Lucy, and asks to fight her again someday, which Lucy isn't enthused about.

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