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Fairy Tail: S1E1 (2009 — 2019)
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The Fairy Tail
12 OCT 2009Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Comedy, Family, Animation25 min
season
Episode description:
Lucy wants nothing more than to join Fairy Tail, the most rambunctious wizard’s guild in Fiore. When a phony lures her onto his ship with the promise of getting into the guild of her dreams, her newest friends arrive to bail her out!
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Format: AVI
File Size: 235 MB

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