Fairy Tail creator shares Halloween Erza and Lucy Sketches

Halloween is a time for dressing up, and two of Fairy Tail’s ladies are getting into the holiday. Over on Twitter, the mangaka Mashima Hiro has shared some sketches of Erza and Lucy donning their costumes, and they are awesome, as always, Mashima’s art is on another level.

Yesterday, Hiro Mashima shared his sketch of Erza, her Halloween look was shared earlier this month. The equipment mage may love dressing up for battle, and Erza only continued that trend for her Halloween look. The girl is seen sitting atop what appears to be a pumpkin whilst wearing a golden Playboy bunny bodysuit. The plunging bodice is accented by Erza’s knee-high boots, but her face is kept hidden away by a cat-shaped jack-o-lantern mask.

As for Lucy Heartfilia, she gets a cat kigurumi. The blonde mage can see seen wearing a literal catsuit as she dresses up like Happy. Lucy’s curves are on show as she paws her fists, and her costume comes complete with an ear-adorned hood plus a tail.

Also, she has whiskers. How can you not enjoy that?

If you are not familiar with Fairy Tail, then it is about time you familiarized yourself with the story. The series follows a guild of young, powerful wizards who call Fairy Tail family. Set in a fictional Earth, a boy named Natsu Dragneel teams up with an unlikely friend Lucy Heartfilia as the latter dreams of becoming a powerful wizard. To date, there are more than 250 episodes of the acclaimed series, and fans can expect more to come in the october 2018.

Several million copies of Fairy Tail have been sold worldwide. Published by Del Ray in the west, there are over 35 million volumes of the manga in circulation at the moment. Kodansha Comics is now overseeing the release of Fairy Tail projects in the U.S. and other western territories, and the licensing return has helped the publisher amass popularity. Other series like Attack on Titan have also helped bolster Kodansha’s visibility outside of Japan, so fans can expect the company to continue pushing out new content as it becomes available.