Spoilers for all works set before the end of Fairy Tail are unmarked. Examples pertaining to 100 Years Quest can be spoiler tagged if deemed necessary.
Edolas
A world parallel to Earth-land, where the bulk of Fairy Tail takes place. It is inhabited entirely by counterparts of characters throughout the series. However, magic is limited in Edolas and treated as a precious resource.
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General Tropes
- Badass Normal: Edolas humans have no innate magical powers, so they have to rely on magical tools. They are not less badass for it though.
- Bizarro Universe: Many characters have reversed personalities from their Earth-land counterparts. For example, Gray wears tons of clothes and is madly in love with Juvia, who can't stand him.
- The Bus Came Back: After the titular arc, Edolas and its inhabitants only receive mentions here and there for the rest of the story, usually in relation to Mystogan, Porylusica and Panther Lily, but in Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest, Edolas gets thrust right back into the plot when the White Mage and Fairy Tail's strongest team are warped there by the former.
- Dark Is Not Evil: In a sense. Fairy Tail technically exists as a 'dark' guild due to lack of official sanction from the Edolas government, but that doesn't mean they're evil.
- Foreshadowing: Wendy and Carla stumble upon a house inside a forest willow that is inhabited by nobody, but looks suspiciously like Porylusica's choice of residence back on Earth-land. Some time later, Porlyusica reveals she is originally from Edolas, and while it's never clearly stated whose house that was, the fact that Wendy found and took some feminine clothing meant to fit a younger girl was probably a good indicator that the place was Porlyusica's long-since abandoned childhood home.
- Identical Stranger: All Edolas counterparts of Earthland characters are this. This trope also gets Played With during the Edolas arc as Lucy Ashley (Edolas) and Erza Nightwalker (Edolas) cut their hair to avoid confusion, Ichiya is an Exceed, and all characters' Edolas counterparts' appearances (Wendy) or personalities are different (except for Mirajane).
- Year Inside, Hour Outside: Averted in that time flows at the same rate in Edolas as in Earthland, but when Natsu and company end up back in Edolas during 100 Years Quest, for their counterparts in Edolas they've lived the full nine years since the dimensional separation while the gang has only lived through two years (due to the seven years suspended in time on Sirius Island). This comes as a shock especially for Lucy and Gray, who learn that not only have their Edolas counterparts gotten married to their respective Ship Tease pairing (Natsu and Juvia) in that time, they've had kids.
Kingdom of Edolas
Royal Family
Faust
Faust
Voiced by: Shinpachi Tsuji (Japanese), R. Bruce Elliott (English)note
The king of Edolas and father of Mystogan, who is Jellal Fernandez's Edolas counterpart. He is obsessed with bestowing an everlasting supply of magic on his kingdom, and he tries to do so by stealing magic from Earth-land through inter-dimensional portals called Anima, one of which transforms the entire Fairy Tail guild into a giant lacrima crystal.
- Adaptational Heroism: In the anime, he grows to regret his actions, and turns over a new leaf after being banished from Edolas.
- Archnemesis Dad: To his son Mystogan/Jellal, who dedicates his life to stopping Faust's genocidal plans.
- Arc Villain: The main antagonist of the Edolas arc, where he converts almost the entire Fairy Tail guild into a massive lacrima crystal and attempts to slam it into the native Exceed race's city Extalia, destroying both in an insane plot to bestow eternal magic power onto his world.
- Badass Long Robe: His royal garb makes him quite an intimidating-looking villain.
- Beard of Evil: He sports one of the more impressive villain beards in the series.
- The Caligula: This king is crazy enough to a.) Convert the denizens of an alternate dimension into fuel for his world's magic; b.) Commit mass genocide on his own people's "gods" to carry out his plan; and c.) Keep an entire amusement park in his castle.
- Evil Counterpart: He serves as one for his son, Jellal (a.k.a. Mystogan): Faust is willing to steal Earth-land's race to ensure his own kingdom thrives, while Mystogan willingly destroys his own world in order to rebuild it to save Earth-land. The anime also reveals him to be a taller, crazier, eviller version of Makarov.
- Evil Is Hammy: As someone who is quite insane, he's prone to making grand, over-the-top speeches about his evil plans.
- Evil Old Folks: He's an old man who plans to sacrifice countless innocents for his own selfish desires.
- The Exile: In the anime, he goes into exile after being tried by his son.
- Godzilla Threshold: Activating and using the Dorma Armin is this to the point it's actually forbidden by the royal government to unseal it. It's the most powerful magic weapon in all of Edolas, but in order to function it needs to constantly drain magic power from the planet or it's just a hunk of metal. As magic power in Edolas is finite and doesn't replenish naturally like in Earthland, using the Dorma Armin for an extended period of time will inevitably cause magic's disappearance. Faust however demands for it to be unsealed so he can put an end to Fairy Tail's meddling once and for all.
- Greed: He isn't happy with "just enough" magical power for his kingdom; he wants infinite magical power, and he will do everything to achieve it. It also doubles as his Fatal Flaw.
- Humiliation Conga: After getting the crap beaten out of him, he nearly pisses his pants when confronted with the image of three incredibly large dragons, is then tied to a post and forced to be a prisoner of "Great Demon Lord Dragneel", and later gets ignored and buried underneath some rubble. The anime extends his punishment by exiling him for good.
- Humble Pie: In the anime, he mellows out considerably after Natsu defeats him. He even asks Natsu if guilds are fun, which tips Natsu off to who his Earth-land counterpart could be.note
- Humongous Mecha: He pilots a dragon-shaped mecha called Dorma Anim. It uses uses Magitek and Anti-Magic, and has defenses as strong as a real dragon's.
- Hypocrite: For all his claims of wanting to obtain an infinite supply of magic power for Edolas, he has no problems draining its already finite and dwindling supply just to power the Dorma Armin and clearly reveling in the action without obvious concern for the world.
- I Have No Son!: Outright states it to his son, Jellal (Mystogan), who left their world specifically to foil his plans.
- Interim Villain: One of the few major villains with no connection to either Zeref or Acnologia.
- Kick the Dog: Natsu and co. take it very badly when he breaks off some of the lacrima made from their friends. Later, he burns Coco's legs when she protests to firing the Dragon Chain Cannon when Panther Lily is in the line of fire. This trope is played in a literal sense too thanks to Coco's Animal Motif.
- Not-So-Well-Intentioned Extremist: He just wanted to bestow an endless supply of magic and save Edolas... by using the lacrima made from Fairy Tail and the Dragon Chain Cannon to destroy Extalia. Later still, during his battle with the Dragon Slayers, he has no problem draining Edolas' finite magic supply via the Dorma Armin just to power up enough to capture them to start his plans again.
- Omnicidal Maniac: He's willing to kill off everyone to achieve his goals, including the Exceeds. Even the very world he claims he wants to help is not exempt considering his rampant use of Dorma Armin despite its magical drain.
- Rage Against the Heavens: He turns a bunch of what are effectively angels into magic power, then, after that stunning display of heresy, proceeds to make a crazy speech about how his kingdom needs to kill the Queen of heaven.
- Staff of Authority: He carries a staff that also fires bolts of magic energy.
- The Starscream: He plans to overthrow Queen Chagot, the "god" of his world, by annihilating her entire race using the lacrima made from the people of Magnolia.
- Utopia Justifies the Means: He intends to bestow an eternal supply of magic for the good of the kingdom, or so it originally seems...
Jellal
Edolas Jellal
See his entry on the Other Fairy Tail Members page as Mystogan.
Royal Military
Royal Military in General
- Anti-Villain: They're not inherently evil just because they plan to turn Fairy Tail's friends into magic energy; they're just desperate because they believe their world cannot survive without magic.
- Badass Normal: Their magic lies solely in their weaponry, yet they're fully capable of taking on Fairy Tail's strongest team blow-for-blow.
- Heel–Face Turn: Their change of heart after being defeated is more evident in the anime, where they gladly carry out their sentences for their crimes by helping rebuild their world.
- Quirky Miniboss Squad: The Royal Military Commanders serve as this.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: Sadistic and/or violent tendencies aside, they genuinely believe that sacrificing the people of Earth-land will save their world. Because of their concern for their people, the anime adaptation shows Mystogan giving them a more lenient punishment than their much more self-centered former king Faust.
Panther Lily
Panther Lily
See his entry on the Sirius Team page.
Erza Nightwalker
Erza Nightwalker
Voiced by: Sayaka Ohara (Japanese), Colleen Clinkenbeard (English) note
Erza Scarlet's Edolas counterpart, Nightwalker is the commander of the Second Magical Warfare Division in the Royal Military. Nightwalker is a ruthless warrior who has hunted down a great many members of Fairy Tail in her world, earning the title of "Fairy Hunter". She wields a magical spear called Ten Commandments, which can change its form and abilities on her command.
- Anti-Magic: Rune Save, one of her Ten Commandments' forms, is able to completely cut through her opponents' magic.
- Berserk Button: In 100 Years Quest, she gets pissed when people address Mystogan familiarly because she wants her king to be treated with reverence.
- BFG: One of her Ten Commandments' forms.
- Bodyguard Crush: In 100 Years Quest, Edo-Erza serves as Mystogan's knight and personal bodyguard. When Gray asks if she has fallen for her king, she embarrassingly says he's the "light of her life".
- Chainmail Bikini: She wears a skimpy one in contrast to Erza, whose customary attire is full battle armor.
- Continuity Cameo: Her spear, the Ten Commandments, is based on the sword of the same name from Rave Master. It even has the same abilities.
- Dark Action Girl: Being Erza Scarlet's Edolas counterpart and a Sociopathic Soldier who fights Scarlet to a draw before a Heel–Face Turn, she definitely counts.
- Dual Wielding: Her spear's Blue Crimson form splits it into two weapons with fire and ice magic.
- Elemental Powers: Several of her Ten Commandments' forms have these powers, including Blue Crimson, Mel Force, and Gravity Core.
- Evil Counterpart: She is a sociopathic version of Erza Scarlet. As they fight, however, Scarlet realizes that she and Nightwalker aren't so different, since Nightwalker would also go to great lengths for her people.
- Evil Redhead: She has long, scarlet hair just like her Earth-land counterpart, but she's far from moral.
- Fiery Redhead: She's even more Hot-Blooded than Earth-land's Erza.
- Hand-or-Object Underwear: She covers herself with her scarf after Scarlet steals her top in the manga, which barely covers her chest.
- Important Haircut: After Scarlet successfully impersonates her to trick Faust, Nightwalker lops her hair down to a bob to keep her from doing it again. She grew it back out over the nine years since.
- Inconsistent Spelling: Her name is spelled "Knightwalker" by Funimation.
- Infinity +1 Sword: Her Sacred Spear: Ravelt is the Ten Commandments' most powerful form. However, it shatters after going up against Scarlet's equally powerful Armadura Fairy armor.
- Kick the Dog: She torments Earth-land's Lucy by relishing in her cruel nature while preparing to execute her, knowing fully well that she resembles someone Lucy dearly admires.
- Last-Name Basis: She and Erza Scarlet do this mutually, since they detest that the other is sided with the enemy. They both drop this when they decide they're not so different.
- Leotard of Power: This becomes her outfit after getting her armor stolen by Scarlet.
- Luke Nounverber: Her name is Erza Nightwalker/Knightwalker, no matter how you spell it.
- Mirror Match: Her fights with Scarlet boil down to this. The two are evenly matched throughout, and even use the same basic type of magic. In the end, neither are able to best each other, and their match ends in a draw.
- Mugged for Disguise: At one point, Scarlet manages to impersonate Nightwalker by knocking her unconscious and stealing her armor.
- Ninja Maid: She's become this for Mystogan as shown in 100 Years Quest, still retaining her position as a captain while now also serving as his personal bodyguard and dressing like a maid for some reason.
- Red Baron: She is known as "Fairy Hunter" Erza, since she has killed more members of her world's Fairy Tail than any other.
- Scarf of Asskicking: Her combat armor comes with a scarf.
- Scars Are Forever: She gets a small horizontal scar over her nose after her initial battle with Scarlet. She still has it nine years later in 100 Years Quest.
- Sociopathic Soldier: She herself says she enjoys watching others suffer and is proud that she killed more Fairy Tail members than anyone else.
- Stripperiffic: She wears a skimpy Chainmail Bikini for most appearances.
- Talking the Monster to Death: Once Scarlet points out that they are still fighting even after using up all their magic, thus proving that her people don't need magic to survive, she's able to talk Nightwalker out of dragging their match on any further.
- Tsundere: 100 Years Quest reveals she's developed into this for Mystogan over the past nine years since the Edolas Arc, openly shouting that she's not in love with him and that he's only "the light of my life" while blushing.
- Undying Loyalty: Nine years after the Edolas arc, she has become fervently loyal to her king Mystogan.
Hughes
Hughes
Voiced by: Eiji Miyashita (Japanese), Josh Grelle (English)note
Commander of the Third Magical Warfare Division in the Royal Military. He keeps a wand called the Command Tact that lets him control everything in Faust's indoor amusement park.
- Ambiguously Gay: Not only does he ignore Lucy's sexy distraction, but he and Sugar Boy share a tender moment when they think it's The End of the World as We Know It in the anime.
- Bullying a Dragon: He laughs at the prospect of Lucy being tortured and then executed, just to piss Natsu off. This comes back to bite him in the ass once Natsu gets loose.
- Jerkass: He has absolutely zero care for others, and is a complete Troll who loves making his enemies think they have an advantage before turning the tables.
- Lack of Empathy: The other commanders at least have some sense of loyalty to king or country that motivates their actions. Hughes just likes the idea of having infinite magic to play with, Magnolia's population be damned.
- Marionette Master: His Command Tact lets him control just about everything around him, including water and roller coasters.
- Not Distracted by the Sexy: Hughes acts completely stone-faced about Lucy acting sexy in front of him and attacks her.
- Oh, Crap!: He did not expect Natsu's Unstoppable Rage.
- Psychopathic Manchild: He entertains himself by torturing victims in his Amusement Park of Doom.
- Unusual Eyebrows: His are arrow-shaped.
- Verbal Tic: "Sugee" ("Like, woah")
Sugar Boy
Sugar Boy
Voiced by: Yoshimitsu Shimoyama (Japanese), Duncan Brannan (English)note
Commander of the Fourth Magical Warfare Division in the Royal Military. His sword, Rosa Espada, can turn anything it touches into a liquid.
- Affably Evil: He doesn't display any noticeable psychotic tendencies and is fairly polite, if snarky, to Gray.
- Anime Hair: He has an especially ridiculous pompadour.
- Bunny-Ears Lawyer: Despite being incredibly hammy, he's actually the sanest and most reasonable of all the Commanders.
- Cool Sword: Rosa Espada, which can cause anything it touches to soften and melt.
- Flight: Amusingly, he has no idea how he does this. He just does.
- Fluffy the Terrible: Sugar Boy isn't exactly a name that inspires terror in the hearts of evildoers, yet he is still a formidable foe for Gray.
- Heart Is an Awesome Power: A sword that softens things may seem weak, but is far more dangerous and trickier than it looks.
- The Nicknamer: He makes a habit of calling people nicknames, such as calling Gray "Ice Boy." He gives Natsu, Happy, and Lucy the nicknames "Fire Boy", "Kitty Boy", and "Milk Girl" when they meet again during 100 Years Quest.
- Non-Standard Character Design: He almost looks like a parody of some Western Animation Knight in Shining Armor, with the chiseled jawbone and sharp eyes.
- Perma-Stubble: His chin is already quite prominent, the fuzz just makes it more so.
- Real Men Wear Pink: His armor is colored pink.
- Underwear of Power: He wears greaves, a breastplate, gauntlets, bracers, pauldrons...but not pants.
- Weaksauce Weakness: While Rosa Espada makes things softer, it doesn't alter their other characteristics. For example, soft ice is still slippery and cold.
- What the Hell, Hero?: Calls out Gray for destroying the Dragon Chain Cannon's key, as without it Gray has seemingly destroyed any chance of saving his friends from their lacrima states. Of course, Gray then reveals he can easily make a copy out of ice.
Byro
Byro
Voiced by: Takashi Matsuyama (Japanese), Brad Venable (English)note
Chief of Staff of the Royal Military. He keeps multiple magic potions that allow him to cast a variety of spells.
- Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: Turns himself into a giant octopus to fight Lucy.
- Combat Tentacles: In his octopus form, naturally.
- Elemental Powers: He fights with magical liquids that turn into elements like fire or wind when used in battle.
- Evil Genius: Well, he is a Mad Scientist after all.
- Evil Old Folks: He's an unpleasant old man who oversees the torture of the Dragon Slayers.
- Kick the Dog: He has no problems killing Coco to get the key to the Dragon Chain Cannon.
- Mad Scientist: He seems to be partially responsible for all the crazy weapons Edolas has.
- Miniature Senior Citizens: In a hunched, creepier way than usual.
- One-Winged Angel: Drinking his "Octopus Liquid" turns him into a giant octopus monster.
- Speech Impediment: He has an extremely noticeable lisp, though it's absent in the English version.
- Would Hurt a Child: Not only does he torture Wendy alongside Natsu to extract their magic, he also tries killing his own aide, Coco, for insubordination.
Coco
Coco
Voiced by: Rie Murakawa (Japanese), Felecia Angelle (English) note
Byro's aide in the Royal Military. She also manages the Legions, large winged beasts that are used in the military as mounts.
- Agony of the Feet: Faust burns her feet with magic after she steals the key from him.
- Animal Motifs: Has the distinct resemblance of a dog, and her constant running around is often compared to that of an excitable puppy.
- Big Damn Heroes: Rescues Natsu, Gray, and Erza from certain execution by the army atop her herd of Legions.
- Blush Sticker: To go with her cute, puppy-like appearance.
- Easily Forgiven: In the anime, Mystogan lets Coco off the hook without so much as a slap on the wrist due to her Heel–Face Turn, unlike her fellow Royal Military companions, who are sentenced to help rebuild the city destroyed by their actions.
- Even Evil Has Standards: She might have helped Faust with his Evil Plan, but she's hesitant to see Panther Lily die and surrender the lacrima made up of Fairy Tail's friends when Faust is about to unleash his evil plan. That's one of the reasons she has a Heel–Face Turn later on.
- Genki Girl: She's very hyperactive, sprinting from one end of Faust's throne room to the other just to respond to a question.
- Giant Flyer: She rides a massive, winged beast called a Legion.
- Heel–Face Turn: She loves her friends more than sacrificing them for eternal magic and betrays the military to help Fairy Tail.
- Human Hummingbird: She runs so quickly, her legs are barely visible.
- Mistreatment-Induced Betrayal: She doesn't react well to Faust frying her legs for sticking up for Panther Lily.
- My Country, Right or Wrong: Even after she's mistreated by King Faust, her loyalty to her country causes her to hesitate giving the key to the Draconic Chain Cannon to Fairy Tail, since she doesn't want Panther Lily to be killed, but she also doesn't want to surrender the lacrima made up of Fairy Tail's friends. Eventually, seeing Fairy Tail's friendship inspires her to pull a Heel–Face Turn.
- Non-Action Guy: She is the only member of the military who has no weapons or fighting experience of her own.
- Perky Female Minion: She is the most chipper member of the Royal Military.
- Prefers Going Barefoot: Despite having access to shoes, Coco prefers to go barefoot everywhere.
- Rank Up: In 100 Years Quest, it's revealed she took Panther Lily's place as the Commander of the First Magical Warfare Division in the Royal Military.
- She Is All Grown Up: 100 Years Quest reveals she got a growth spurt in height and the chest during the nine years since the Edolas Arc.
- Token Good Teammate: While her comrades have good intentions for their country, Coco is the only member of the Edolas Royal Military who actively values her friends' lives, paving the way for her eventual Heel–Face Turn.
Fairy Tail
The Edolas version of the Fairy Tail guild. Because magic is mostly outlawed outside the kingdom, they exist as a dark guild on the run from the royal military and are the only magic guild left standing in Edolas.
Fairy Tail in General
- Alternate Self: All of the guilds' members are this to Earth-land's Fairy Tail, each having one or more of their character traits reversed (Lucy is a brutish Jerkass, Natsu is a wimp who loves vehicles, Gray is an over-dresser in love with Juvia, etc.).
- Badass Normal: They don't have any magic of their own, but with their magic weapons, they have enough mettle to take the royal military head-on.
- Dark Is Not Evil: They may be a dark guild, but they cherish their guildmates just as much as their Earth-land counterparts do, and lend an ear and a helping hand to their Earth-land counterparts on multiple occasions.
- Double Standard: Abuse, Female on Male: In the anime, all the women in the guild force the men to move their guildhall by hand after all the magic in Edolas disappears.
- In Spite of a Nail: The guild's members are all more or less the same in Edolas as they are in Earth-land, with the exception of Erza, who wound up with the royal military, and (in the anime) Makarov, who is the king.
- Pyrrhic Victory: Though they succeed in fending off the military, the victory is soured by the loss of magic in Edolas, which they take to mean the end of their world.
- Stern Chase: They are constantly hunted by the Royal Military, and have modified their guild hall to burrow underground and make quick escapes.
Lucy Ashley
Lucy Ashley
Voiced by: Aya Hirano (Japanese), Cherami Leigh (English)note
Lucy Heartfilia's Edolas counterpart, and the acting leader of Edolas Fairy Tail. She's tough-as-nails and masculine, and mostly garners her guild's respect through intimidation.
- Adaptational Modesty: The anime greatly tones down the Stripperific elements of her outfit from the manga.
- Anger Born of Worry: In her introduction, Edo-Lucy mistakes Earth-Natsu for Edo-Natsu and hugs him while telling him how worried she was after not knowing where he was in a while. Then she proceeds to punish him with her wrestling moves.
- Berserk Button: She doesn't take kindly to her Earth-land friends calling her "Scary-Lucy".
- Big Damn Heroes: She saves Earth-Natsu and his team from a giant frog when they're still Brought Down to Normal.
- Boyish Short Hair: She asks Cancer to cut her hair to look different from her Earth-land counterpart. It suits her better given that she's way cruder and violent compared to Earth-Lucy.
- Dressed Like a Dominatrix: In the manga, she wears a revealing, black leather leotard with a large erect collar and Navel-Deep Neckline. She also has thigh-high boots and wields a magic whip on top of it all. The anime averts this by having her wear a much more conservative outfit.
- Fashionable Asymmetry: She wears a side ponytail like Lucy, and a metal guard on her right shoulder.
- Hair-Trigger Temper: Gets extremely angry with minimal provocation, and usually deals with it by attacking Natsu.
- Hell-Bent for Leather: To play up her being Hotter and Sexier than Earth-Lucy, she wears leather pants and a corset.
- Important Haircut: She initially matches her hairstyle with Earth-Lucy, so when she meets her counterpart, she cuts her own hair short to avoid confusion.
- In-Series Nickname: Called "Scary-Lucy" by most of the Earth-land wizards, much to her annoyance.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Despite being violent and mean, she's a good person and fights to ensure her guild survives.
- The Lad-ette: Mostly fits the bill, though she's never seen drinking or making sexual remarks.
- Leotard of Power: In the manga, her outfit is a skimpy black leotard and she's a competent fighter with a whip.
- Navel-Deep Neckline: In the manga, her black leather leotard is cut at the front to reveal her stomach and ample cleavage.
- Official Couple: In 100 Years Quest, it's revealed that she and Natsu are now a couple and even have a daughter together.
- Offscreen Romance: When the main characters go back to Edolas in the sequel, it's shown Edo-Lucy married Edo-Natsu and the two had a little daughter in the span of 9 years since the Edolas arc. When Earth-Lucy asks her counterpart how she ended up marrying Natsu, Edo-Lucy only says he "came on really strong" when they were alone in a car.
- The Rival: She and Levy don't get along well in her universe.
- Shameless Fanservice Girl: She tries to show Earth-Natsu her naked body. Fortunately, Earth-Lucy stops her.
- Signature Headgear: She ties her side-ponytail with a skull hair band in contrast with Earth-Lucy's hair ribbon.
- Supporting Leader: Since their master was killed, Edo-Lucy is the closest the guild has to a leader.
- Tomboyish Voice: She speaks with a raspy voice compared to her Earth-land counterpart as it shows her masculine and rough personality.
- Two First Names: This Lucy's surname is Ashley that is also a common given name.
- Whip of Dominance: Just like her Earth-land counterpart, her weapon is a whip, but she switches up the tamer theme for a Dominatrix theme, behaving more sexually confident and being Dressed Like a Dominatrix with thigh-high boots accompanied by her black leather Leotard of Power with a large erect collar and Navel-Deep Neckline.
- Wrestler in All of Us: She has 48 different wrestling techniques and holds, most of which she likes to use on Earth- and Edo-Natsu.
Natsu Dragyon
Natsu Dragyon
Voiced by: Tetsuya Kakihara (Japanese), Todd Haberkorn (English)note
Natsu Dragneel's Edolas counterpart. Unlike his Earth-land self, this Natsu shines while riding vehicles, and is Fairy Tail's transportation expert known as "Natsu the Fireball". Once he steps out of a vehicle, however, he turns into a sniveling wimp.
- Aggressive Submissive: Inverted. When he's out of a car, Edo-Lucy dominates Edo-Natsu as he's a frequent victim of her wrestling moves and he never fights her back. 100 Years Quest implies he's much...different when they're alone in a car given how she blushes when she mentions how "extreme" he gets.
- Badass Driver: He's about as badass behind the wheel as when Earth-Natsu isn't in one.
- Catchphrase: "Go, fire!"
- Cool Sword: His weapon is a magic sword in the manga. In the anime, it's switched to a Battle Boomerang.
- Cowardly Lion: He doesn't quite shine to the idea of fighting the kingdom at first, getting Earth-Natsu and co. as far as the capital outskirts, but he eventually sticks up for them to take on the army while shaking in his boots.
- Extreme Doormat: He seems to be this for Edo-Lucy, who likes to use her 48 techniques on him. In the anime, the entire guild even gasps in shock when Earth-Natsu so much as talks back to her, never expecting it to be something their Natsu would do.
- Goggles Do Nothing: He wears goggles, but doesn't really need them considering he drives around inside a car...
- Inconsistent Spelling: Other sources spell Natsu's last name 'Dragion'.
- Official Couple: In 100 Years Quest it's revealed that he and Lucy are now a married couple and even have daughter together.
- Offscreen Romance: In the 9 years that passed in-universe since the Edolas arc, Edo-Natsu married Edo-Lucy and the two had a daughter named Nasha.
- Prone to Tears: Half the time he looks like he's about to burst out crying when he's intimidated.
- Shrinking Violet: He's incredibly shy, wimpy, and totally submissive to Lucy outside of a vehicle.
- Split-Personality Switch Trigger: When he's driving a car, Edo-Natsu is bold, cocky, and rude. Take him out of the car and he becomes a total crybaby wimp.
Gray Sorloge
Gray Sorloge
Voiced by: Yūichi Nakamura (Japanese), Newton Pittman (English)note
Gray Fullbuster's Edolas counterpart. He wears layers upon layers of clothing, and has a very one-sided attraction to Edolas' Juvia.
- Cowardly Lion: He's terrified of the royal kingdom, but ultimately helps in the fight in the end.
- Dogged Nice Guy: As a result of Earth-Gray's and Earth-Juvia's roles being switched, Edo-Gray is completely and hopelessly head-over-heels in love with Edo-Juvia who only finds him annoying and turns him down whenever he tries joining her in a job. Though 100 Years Quest reveals it paid off.
- Inconsistent Spelling: Despite his Japanese name being pronounced something akin to "soh-ROOJ", his surname is commonly spelled as "Surge".
- Official Couple: 100 Years Quest reveals over the last nine years, he and Juvia finally tied the knot and even had a son.
- Offscreen Romance: When the main characters return to Edolas after 9 years, Edo-Gray somehow managed to marry Edo-Juvia and have a son with her.
- Rummage Sale Reject: In complete contrast to Gray from Earth-land, this Gray wears tons of unmatching clothes.
Wendy
Edolas Wendy
Voiced by: Satomi Sato (Japanese), Brittney Karbowski (English)note
Wendy Marvell's Edolas counterpart, and a fully grown woman.
- Buxom Beauty Standard: Her huge chest is purely to provide a source of A-Cup Angst for Earth-Wendy.
- The Cynic: Rather mild example, but she told her younger self to give up on saving her friends and not go up against the kingdom, at least at first.
- Dual Wielding: She wields two knives in the manga. In the anime, they're changed to tonfas.
- Ms. Fanservice: Puberty worked wonders for Wendy, it seems.
- She Is All Grown Up: She is a glimpse of what 12-year-old Wendy could look like as an adult.
- The Stoic: At least in comparison to Earth-Wendy, she is far less expressive.
- Took a Level in Idealism: She's still pretty quiet and stoic, but her return in 100 Years Quest has her espousing a lot more hopeful rhetoric. She also expresses faith that Earth-Wendy and her friends will be fine even facing down with Selene when the Dragon God teleports them to Elentir.
Mirajane
Edolas Mirajane
Voiced by: Ryōko Ono (Japanese), Monica Rial (English)note
Mirajane Strauss's Edolas counterpart, who acts the exact same way as she does in Earth-land.
- Cleavage Window: The only way in which Edo-Mirajane differs from Earth-land!Mira is that she far less conservatively dressed.
- Cool Big Sis: She's a sweet and caring sister to both Elfman and Lisanna, just like in Earth-land.
- In Spite of a Nail: Mirajane is the sole resident of Edolas who behaves exactly the same way as her Earth-land counterpart currently does. The difference is Edo-Mirajane has always acted like this, whereas the latter is a Former Teen Rebel.
- Secret Secret-Keeper: She and Elfman figured out Earth-Lisanna wasn't their real sister, but they couldn't bring themselves to let her know that because Lisanna was doing it for their sakes.
Elfman
Edolas Elfman
Voiced by: Hiroki Yasumoto (Japanese), Christopher Sabat (English)note
Elfman Strauss's Edolas counterpart. He's something of a wimp, and gets bullied by his stronger guildmates.
- Cowardly Lion: Despite being a weakling, he helps fight off the royal military.
- Gentle Giant: He's just as big as Earth-land Elfman, and completely soft-hearted.
- Good Scars, Evil Scars: Just like his Earth-land counterpart.
- Secret Secret-Keeper: Like Mirajane, he knew that Earth-land's Lisanna was impersonating their real, dead sister for some time.
Juvia
Edolas Juvia
Voiced by: Mai Nakahara (Japanese), Brina Palencia (English)note
Juvia Lockser's Edolas counterpart, who can't stand Gray.
- Aloof Dark-Haired Girl: Contrary to Earth-land Juvia, her Edolas counterpart is aloof and detached towards her admirer, Gray.
- Curtains Match the Window: Blue hair, blue eyes.
- Defrosting Ice Queen: When she shows up again in 100 Years Quest, Edo-Juvia seems to have warmed up to Edo-Gray over the years enough to marry him even.
- Jerkass: Unlike her Earth-land counterpart, she is very foul-tempered towards everyone, Gray in particular.
- Official Couple: In 100 Years Quest, Edo-Juvia is now married to Edo-Gray and they have a son together.
- Offscreen Romance: In the years the main characters and the audience didn't see the Edolas cast, Edo-Juvia became Edo-Gray's wife and the mother of his son.
- Parasol of Pain: Her weapon is a magical umbrella.
- Third-Person Person: Like her Earth-land counterpart, Edo-Juvia refers to herself in third person.
Other Members
- Adapted Out: During the guild's first scene in the manga, Vijeeter was shown to have a counterpart telling Nab to take a day off once in a while. He was not included in the anime, and his line was given to Warren.
- Good Scars, Evil Scars: Jet, Droy and Elfman (the latter just like his Earth-land counterpart).
- The Ingenue: Cana is a Proper Lady with refined manners and elegance, unlike the boozehound her Earthland counterpart is.
- Jerkass: Levy, Jet, and Droy. The latter two are constantly picking on Elfman.
- No Shirt, Long Jacket: Jet and Droy.
- Not Quite Dead: Lisanna, though not in the way it seems. It turns out the Lisanna in Edolas is actually Earth-land!Lisanna, who was believed to be dead. Ironically, the "real" Edolas!Lisanna really is Deader than Dead.
- Posthumous Character: Fairy Tail's master, whose identity remains a mystery (if the anime is anything to go by, it's not Makarov). Also, Lisanna.
- Sickeningly Sweethearts: Bisca and Alzack, who make no bones about professing their feelings for one another where their Earth-land counterparts Cannot Spit It Out. All their cuddling, petnames and sweet-talk make Earth-Wendy embarrassed just to look at them.
- Those Two Guys: Jet and Droy, Macao and Wakaba, and Max and Warren. The latter two pairs (barring Mirajane) are the most similar to their Earth!Land counterparts.
Exceed
The Exceed are a race of winged cat-like creatures, and the species Happy and Carla come from. From their floating city of Extalia, they are revered as holy beings due to their ability to contain magic in their bodies, which humans from Edolas cannot do. Unknown to them, they are pawns in Faust's plans to bestow magic on Edolas. Once Faust is defeated and the Exceed are up-rooted to Earth-land, they start a search for their missing children and build a new settlement.
Exceed in General
- Back for the Finale: The Exceeds return to lend their magic power to a continent-wide link used to aid the casting of Fairy Sphere against Acnologia.
- Big Damn Heroes: They help Fairy Tail save the day at the end of the series by lending their magic powers to defeat Acnologia.
- The Bus Came Back: With Extalia gone, the Exceeds leave to establish a new settlement upon coming to Earth-land and aren't seen again for quite some time until the finale. They show up once more in a side novel, where Happy protects their village.
- Cats Are Magic: Exceed are the only creatures in Edolas capable of harboring magic energy as an ability. This helps lend some credibility to them being viewed by humans as a divine race.
- Cats Are Mean: Their supposed divinity has gone straight to their heads to the point that they look down on humans and cast out anyone who objects to their almighty Queen. Case in point, when Wendy and Carla try to warn them of their kingdom's destruction at the hands of the human King Faust, their first response is to ridicule and stone them. Once the ruse is shattered and they realize that they are Unwitting Pawns in Faust's plans, however, their newfound humility gives way to an even greater sense of kindness.
- Cat Folk: They may look like cats, but they act, dress, and run a society just like any human would.
- Doomed Hometown: Extalia is the center for the Exceeds.
- The Exile: Any Exceed who objects to Queen Chagot's rules are exiled from Extalia.
- Easily Forgiven: A Double Subversion occurs at the end of the Edolas arc. Carla doesn't initially forgive them for what they did, but she eventually reconsiders when Chagot explains about her kind's ruse.
- Fantastic Racism: The Exceeds don't get along well with humans, but it later turns out to be a ruse by Chagot.
- Fantastic Slurs: Any Exceed who is exiled from Extalia for committing treason is called "Fallen". Panther Lily, Happy's parents, as well as Happy and Carla themselves, found this out the hard way.
- Flight: All Exceed share the common Aera ability, allowing them to grow white, feathery wings to fly.
- Foregone Conclusion: The destruction of Extalia was a given since Queen Chagot correctly predicted it around the time she sent the 100 eggs to Earth-land.
- God Guise: Enforced by the Queen's court, who devised the ruse that Exceed are angels and their ruler is a god so humans would stop picking on them. They've kept the façade up for so long that most of the younger Exceed population have actually bought into the ruse themselves.
- Humble Pie: The vast majority of Exceed have spent their whole lives arrogantly certain of their own superiority to humans and confident in their Queen's divine might that when Chagot herself breaks the news that no Exceed is as powerful as they've been led to believe, and when a giant lacrima is about to collide with their city, they realize just how screwed they are thanks to them being Faust's Unwitting Pawns. However, they also realize this hardly makes them powerless when they rally behind Fairy Tail to push the lacrima away.
- Irrational Hatred: Thanks to the royal court's lies about Chagot being a god, the Exceed are willing to banish any of their kind for bringing humans to Extalia. Just ask Panther Lily.
- Living Battery: Because Exceed are the only Edolas natives who are capable of harboring magic, Faust's endgame is to convert them into crystallized lacrima to fuel his kingdom.
- Mass "Oh, Crap!": The Exceeds are utterly stunned when they realize that Faust is about to use the giant lacrima to destroy Extalia and use his endgame on them.
- Took a Level in Kindness: Once the Exceeds discover the truth about what Faust is going to do to them, they realize that their divinity and racism towards humans went straight to their heads.
- Unwitting Pawn: They never realize that Faust is planning to kill them using the lacrima made from the people of Magnolia until it's too late.
- Walking the Earth: After being uprooted from Edolas to Earth-land, they decide to search for the remaining Exceed children who were born there.
- War Refugees: At the end of the Edolas arc, the destruction of Extalia ultimately leaves the Exceeds as refugees who decide to make a new settlement in Earth-land.
- We Have Become Complacent: Chagot and the royal court admitted this to the Exceeds and Fairy Tail, saying that they made Chagot a god and banished anyone who objects to the queen's actions to prevent a mass panic among humans and Exceed alike. Their arrogance left them easy prey to Faust's plans.
- You Can't Go Home Again: With Extalia's destruction and Mystogan using the last of Edolas's magic to uproot them to Earth-land, the Exceeds can no longer call Edolas their home, not even Happy, Carla, and Panther Lily.
- You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: As part of his efforts to bestow eternal magic power onto Edolas, Faust attempts to kill the Exceeds by using the lacrima made from the people of Magnolia.
Chagot
Chagot
Voiced by: Yui Horie (Japanese), Melinda Wood Allen (English)note
The queen of Extalia and mother of Carla, revered as a god in Edolas.
- Barefoot Cartoon Animal: Just like the other Exceed, she doesn't wear any shoes.
- Broken Angel: Insofar as the Exceed are only superficially divine beings in Edolas, Chagot turns out to be this, having only a single wing.
- Dirty Business: Although she acted like an all-powerful god to protect her people, she deeply regretted all the misery she caused to those who were exiled, such as Happy's parents, Panther Lily, and her own daughter.
- God Guise: She conned everybody into thinking she is a god. Part of the trick was that she could see into the future and predict when people would die, which convinced everyone into thinking she could cause their deaths.
- God Save Us from the Queen!: A subverted example occurs towards the end of the Edolas arc. She is a Reasonable Authority Figure and quite aware that both Edolas and Extalia are going crazy.
- Greater-Scope Villain: The protagonists and the humans in Edolas initially believe her to be the main antagonist, but Chagot is an Unwitting Pawn to Faust, unaware and uninvolved with his Evil Plan.
- Inconsistent Spelling: Some translations spell it as 'Shagotte'.
- Long-Lost Relative: While Carla doesn't know it, Chagot is revealed to be her mother.
- Luke, I Am Your Father: She is Carla's mother. However, she holds off on telling her this.
- Psychic Powers: The power of foresight, which is passed down to her daughter Carla.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: She's very sound in judgment and willing to listen to reason from her people.
- Requisite Royal Regalia: She's dressed like Queen Elizabeth.
- Royals Who Actually Do Something: She goes to help her people and Fairy Tail push away the lacrima Faust tries to collide with Extalia, despite only having one wing and falling when she's only halfway there.
- Tough Leader Façade: She presents herself as a god who is beloved by her people and feared by the humans of Edolas, all so her race wouldn't continue to be oppressed by them. Once she reveals herself to have no actual power besides her precognition, she discards her entire regal image completely.
- Walking Spoiler: She is set up as the Greater-Scope Villain of the Edolas arc before her true identity and motives are revealed.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: She lied about the Exceed being godly beings and constantly threatened the human kingdom below with destruction in order to protect the Exceeds.
- You Can't Fight Fate: Despite sending 100 eggs to Earth-land six years earlier, Extalia gets destroyed just like in her vision but with Mystogan using the Reverse Anima to destroy it.
Nichiya
Nichiya
Voiced by: Show Hayami (Japanese), Chris Guerrero (English)note
Ichiya's counterpart from Edolas, Nichiya is a member of Extalia's royal guard with the rank of Captain. After coming to Earth-land, he joins Blue Pegasus as the guild's "secret weapon" for the Grand Magic Games, disguising himself in a rabbit costume.
- Abhorrent Admirer: He's no different from Ichiya in this regard towards Erza, who is horrified by the knowledge that there are two Ichiyas.
- Alternate Species Counterpart: Nichya is a counterpart to Edolas.
- And I Must Scream: Gets turned into a lacrima with the rest of Extalia's army as one of the first victims of Faust's Enemy Civil War in Edolas after Code ETD gets executed. He is eventually returned to normal, though.
- Anti-Villain: He pursues Happy and Carla when they refuse to carry out the Dragon Slayer mission, but only to hide that the mission is all just part of a ruse devised to prevent a panic.
- Bash Brothers: Invoked by Ichiya during their match with Bacchus and Rocker. Subverted when it turns out he can't fight.
- Bishie Sparkle: Just like Ichiya, they pervade even his speech bubbles in the manga.
- The Captain: Leads the royal guard of Extalia, the capital city of the Exceed race in Edolas.
- Cats Are Mean: Subverted. He seems to look down on humans like any other Exceed in Extalia, and mercilessly attempts to kill Happy and Carla they refuse to carry out their Dragon Slayer-hunting operation. He is later revealed as one of the few Exceed with knowledge that their superiority to humans is a bluff, and holds nothing against them or Dragon Slayers.
- Dramatic Unmask: Reveals himself as the true identity of the mysterious man in the rabbit costume.
- Fiery Redhead: Just like Ichiya, he is a fiery-tempered Exceed with red hair.
- Gonk: Just like... well, you get the idea.
- Large Ham: As with his Earth-land counterpart.
- Manly Tears: He becomes tearful when Happy and Carla are branded as traitors when they decide to rescue their friends themselves. Justified since he knows full well that there is no mission for them to desert, but is forced to chase them down to keep up appearances despite knowing of their innocence.
- Non-Action Guy: Despite being a guard captain, he has no combat ability to speak of.
- Punny Name: The "ni" in his name means "two", basically meaning he is a "second Ichiya".
- Secret Weapon: Ichiya intends him to be this for Blue Pegasus in the Grand Magic Games, assuming that they share the same abilities. He is so very wrong in this regard.
- Verbal Tic: "Men~!", just like Ichiya. The English dub changes it to "Meow".
Nadi
Nadi
Voiced by: Kazuma Horie (Japanese), Doug Burks (English)note
Extalia's long-necked Minister of State.
- Cats Are Mean: He was in charge of the program that sent Happy and Carla to Earth-land to kill Dragon Slayers, and claims to kill other humans on command. However, this is all just a lie to keep humans in check which, considering Faust, is not that bad of an idea. All in all, he's a pretty nice guy.
- Character Tics: He never stops pumping his right fist into the air. It's so contagious that Natsu and his friends pick it up temporarily.
- Dissonant Serenity: He smiles cheerfully while talking about how humans are inferior and how the Exceeds kill them when their population grows too much. Of course, this is just part of the facade.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He poses as an arrogant jerk who looks down on humans just so he can maintain peace among his people.
- Long Neck: He's got a long flat head.
- Only Sane Man: Given how he's one of the few Exceeds to know the truth about the queen, he's also the first one to realize Wendy and Carla are telling the truth when they say that the humans are rebelling against them.
- Smug Snake: Subverted. His smug personality hides a reasonable and compassionate man who wants to maintain peace for his people.
- Well-Intentioned Extremist: He was part of the group that perpetuated the lie about the Exceeds' abilities.
Lucky and Marl
Lucky and Marl
Lucky voiced by: Tomokazu Seki (Japanese), Jerry Russell (English)note
Marl voiced by: Ayako Kawasumi (Japanese), Melanie Mason (English)note
A Exceed farmer couple who were labeled as "Fallen" and exiled from Extalia. They shelter Happy and Carla while they're on the run in Edolas. They're also Happy's parents.
- Casting Gag: The two share the same seiyuus with the two main leads of Rave Master, Haru and Elie.
- The Exile: They were exiled from Extalia because they objected to sending Happy's egg out to Earth-land.
- Happily Married: Although Lucky has a bad temper, they don't get into any fights and seem quite happy together.
- Long-Lost Relative: They are Happy's parents, although he directly doesn't know this.
- Opposites Attract: Lucky is a big grump and a Large Ham, while his wife Marl is sweet-tempered and calm.
- Parents Know Their Children: Right from their first meeting, they figure out Happy is their son who was taken from them before his egg hatched. They choose to not let him know they're his parents, though.
- Strong Family Resemblance: Lucky has a similar head and ear shape to Happy, while Marl has the exact same coloration.
Lucky
- Borrowed Catchphrase: Lucky says "Aye!", his son's catchphrase, as he agrees with his wife about Happy having grown into a good kid.
- Hair-Trigger Temper: Lucky often gets angry very easily and with minimal provocation.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Lucky may be a jerk to Happy, but he is more than overjoyed to see his son alive and well.
- Large Ham: Lucky can be quite dramatic.
- Manly Tears: Lucky sheds them upon seeing his son leave.
- No Indoor Voice: He says almost everything while shouting.
- Noble Bigot: Lucky often discriminates against humans, but is a good guy at heart.
- Perpetual Frowner: Lucky is never seen with a smile on his face, always having an angry frown.
- Shared Family Quirks: He displays the same mannerisms and way of moving as Happy while Happy is commenting on how similar Carla and her mother Chagot are.
- Tsundere: Lucky is a Harsh type. While he get annoyed and yells at Happy over every little thing, he actually loves his son.
- Verbal Tic: "Kaah"
Marl
- Blush Sticker: Like Happy, she has two light-blue blush marks on her cheeks.
- Cool Old Lady: Marl is quite warm and motherly towards Happy and Carla.
- Housewife: While Lucky handles the farm, Marl takes care of the household chores.
Others
Porlyusica
Porlyusica
See her entry on the Other Fairy Tail Members page.
Gajeel
Edolas Gajeel
See his entry on the Anime Series 1 page.
