Fairy Tail Zero - wikipedia Fairy Tail Zero Fairy Tail Zero The cover of the single collected manga volume. Clockwise from top left : Precht Gaebold, Yuri Dreyar, Warrod Sequen, Mavis Vermillion, and Zera. フェアリー テイル ゼロ ( Fearī Teiru Zero ) Manga Written by Hiro Mashima Published by Kodansha English publisher Kodansha USA Demographic Shōnen Magazine Monthly Fairy Tail Original run July 17, 2014 -- July 17, 2015 Volumes 1 ( List of volumes ) Anime List of Fairy Tail Zero episodes Anime and Manga portal Fairy Tail Zero ( Japanese : フェアリー テイル ゼロ, Hepburn : Fearī Teiru Zero, stylized as FAIRY TAIL ZERØ ) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Hiro Mashima. The series is a prequel to Mashima 's Fairy Tail manga, depicting the events leading to the formation of the titular wizards ' guild. Kodansha USA published it as a single volume in North America. The Fairy Tail anime television series included an adaptation of Fairy Tail Zero, its episodes airing from January 9 to March 12, 2016. Contents 1 Plot 2 Characters 3 Release 4 Anime 5 Reception 6 References 7 External links Plot 105 years before the events of Fairy Tail, six - year - old Mavis Vermillion lives on Sirius Island as a servant of the Red Lizard ( 赤い 蜥蜴 ( レッド リザード ), Reddo Rizādo ) wizards ' guild. A violent skirmish breaks out between Red Lizard and Blue Skull ( 青い 髑髏 ( ブルー スカル ), Burū Sukaru ), a rival guild, leaving Mavis the apparent sole survivor alongside Zera, the young daughter of Red Lizard 's master. Seven years later, a band of treasure hunters -- Yuri Dreyar, Precht Gaebolg, and Warrod Sequen -- come to the island in search of its sacred relic, the Sirius Orb ( 天 狼 玉, Tenrōgyoku ). As Mavis and Yuri contend over ownership of the orb, they discover it has already been taken by Blue Skull. Mavis proposes she and Zera accompany the treasure hunters to recover the orb. The group journeys to the city of Magnolia, where Blue Skull has established a brutal regime. Mavis fails to bluff the guild 's master into returning the orb with her illusory magic, and she retreats into the forest with her outmatched allies. There Mavis encounters a young man who, unbeknownst to her, is the infamous dark wizard Zeref. Mavis expresses sympathy for the youth, who is afflicted with a curse that kills all life around him, and convinces him to teach her and her allies how to use magic to combat Blue Skull. After they successfully use their magic to overthrow Blue Skull, Mavis discovers that the orb has become contaminated with evil magic. When Yuri takes the orb for himself, he unwillingly fuses with a massive skeletal dragon utilized by Blue Skull and mindlessly rampages through the city. Mavis exorcises the magic possessing Yuri by casting Law ( ロウ, Rō ), a prototype spell learned from Zeref. As a side effect of using the spell, however, Mavis becomes permanently ageless. After recovering and learning of Mavis 's condition, Yuri dedicates himself to protecting her as a friend. He also reveals to Mavis that Zera is an illusion only she can perceive ; Zera further confirms that the real Zera died during Blue Skull 's raid on the island, and that Mavis subconsciously replicated her to cope with her death. Mavis accepts Zera as an illusion, causing her to disappear. To help the people of Magnolia rebuild, Mavis and the treasure hunters organize the Fairy Tail wizard guild in Zera 's memory. Characters Main article : List of Fairy Tail characters Mavis Vermillion ( メイビス ・ ヴァーミリオン, Meibisu Vāmirion ) Voiced by : Mamiko Noto ( Japanese ) ; Leah Clark ( English ) Mavis is a 13 - year - old girl who becomes Fairy Tail 's founding guild master. She is a deceptively carefree teen who surprises others with her vast intellect and ability to create convincing illusions of people, animals and monsters. She lives on Sirius Island after her hometown is raided by the Blue Skull guild. After the island 's sacred Sirius Orb is stolen, Mavis accompanies a group of treasure hunters to recover it. Zera ( ゼーラ, Zēra ) Voiced by : Kana Hanazawa ( Japanese ) ; Jeannie Tirado ( English ) Zera is the spoiled daughter of Red Lizard 's master Zeeself who becomes Mavis 's closest friend after surviving Blue Skull 's attack. It is later learned that Zera actually perished in the attack, and that the girl following Mavis throughout the series is a sentient illusion only Mavis can see and hear. Yuri Dreyar ( ユーリ ・ ドレアー, Yūri Doreā ) Voiced by : Katsuyuki Konishi ( Japanese ) ; Clifford Chapin ( English ) Yuri is the future father of Fairy Tail 's third master Makarov Dreyar and, like his great - grandson Laxus Dreyar, a user of lightning magic. Before meeting Mavis, he is a greedy and selfish explorer from Sylph Labyrinth ( 風 精 の 迷宮 ( シルフ ラビリンス ), Shirufu Rabirinsu ), a treasure hunter guild, whose main concern is claiming the valuable Sirius Orb. After Mavis appeals to his better nature, however, he becomes one of her most trusted friends. Precht Gaebolg ( プレヒト ・ ゲイボルグ, Purehito Geiborugu ) Voiced by : Yoshihisa Kawahara ( Japanese ) ; David Trosko ( English ) Precht is one of Yuri 's treasure hunting companions and Mavis 's future successor as Fairy Tail 's master. He eventually dubs himself as Hades, a prodigious dark wizard and leader of the dark guild Grimoire Heart. He is a stern man who disapproves of his allies ' foolish behavior, and is a skilled fighter who wields retractable blade - tipped chain weapons. Warrod Sequen ( ウォー ロッド ・ シーケン, Wōroddo Shīken ) Voiced by : Hiroshi Shirokuma ( Japanese ) ; Cris George ( English ) Warrod, another of Yuri 's companions, is a jovial man who cracks jokes at inopportune times. He gains the power to control plant life, which eventually ranks him fourth among the Ten Wizard Saints, the most powerful magic - users on the continent of Ishgal as acknowledged by the Magic Council. Zeref ( ゼレフ, Zerefu ) Voiced by : Akira Ishida ( Japanese ) ; Joel McDonald ( English ) Zeref, the main antagonist of Fairy Tail, is an immortal, ageless young man who is afflicted with a curse that causes all life around him to wither and die. His true identity is not known to the other characters, and he helps Mavis 's group by teaching them magic, developing a close friendship with Mavis. Zeeself ( ジーセルフ, Jīserufu ) Voiced by : Makoto Tamura ( Japanese ) ; Mark Fickert ( English ) Zeeself is the master of the wizards ' guild Red Lizard who mistreats his servant Mavis and pampers his daughter Zera. He is killed during Blue Skull 's assault on Sirius Island. Geoffrey ( ジョフリー, Jofurī ) Voiced by : Takashi Matsuyama ( Japanese ) ; Jeffrey Schmidt ( English ) Geoffrey is the master of Blue Skull, a guild that rivals Red Lizard. After being thwarted by Mavis and her allies, he escapes to form the Phantom Lord guild presided by his descendant, Jose Porla. Release Hiro Mashima began publishing the series in the first issue of Kodansha 's Monthly Fairy Tail magazine on July 17, 2014. The series ended in the magazine 's 13th and final issue on July 17, 2015. The series is licensed in North America by Kodansha USA, who announced their license at an event at Books Kinokuniya in New York on November 15, 2015. No. Japanese release date Japanese ISBN English release date English ISBN November 17, 2015 ISBN 978 - 4 - 06 - 395540 - 8 July 12, 2016 ISBN 9781632362841 `` The Fairies in My Heart '' ( 心 の 中 の 妖精, Kokoro no Naka Yōsei ) `` The Truth Game '' ( 真実 の ゲーム, Shinjitsu no Gēmu ) `` The Night They Set Out '' ( 旅立ち の 夜, Tabitachi no Yoru ) `` Dancing with Blades '' ( 刃 と 踊る, Yaiba to Odoru ) `` Moonlit Lake '' ( 月明かり の 湖, Tsukiakari no Mizūmi ) `` Blue Skull '' ( 青い 髑髏 ( ブルー スカル ), Burū Sukaru ) `` Black Wizard Mavis '' ( 黒 魔 導 士 メイビス, Kuro Madōshi Meibisu ) `` Is Magnolia Burning Down ? '' ( マグノリア は 燃え て いるか, Magunoria wa Moeteiru ka ) `` Treasure '' ( 宝物, Takaramono ) `` Law '' ( ロウ, Rō ) `` That Which Vanishes '' ( 消え ゆく もの, Kieyuku Mono ) `` Zera '' ( ゼーラ, Zēra ) `` Eternal Adventures '' ( 永遠 の 冒険, Eien no Bōken ) Anime Main article : List of Fairy Tail Zero episodes An adaptation of Fairy Tail Zero was announced for the Fairy Tail anime television series on the jacket bands of Fairy Tail volume 52 and on the single collected volume of the series. The adaptation premiered on January 9, 2016. Funimation simulcasted the series with a broadcast dub in North America. Reception The tankōbon of Fairy Tail Zero ranked 11th in sales by the end of its first week of release, selling approximately 104,878 copies. The volume ranked 21st on its second week, and 40th on the third week. The New York Times listed the North American release as the 10th best selling manga at the end of its first week, and 8th on the second week. 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Question: in fairy tail zero what is the name of the treasure hunting guild
Answer: Sylph Labyrinth