Well, how can I start with this review...

Sorry, but this review will have some minor spoilers, you won't even notice then.

Well, Fairy Tail is basically a manga of the genre shounen and ecchi. And that's basically what he has. It has two big plots and some "cool fight scenes".

Story:
  Probably there is no story that can be more predictable than Fairy Tail. If you think for a minute, even if you are only in the opening chapters, you can already understand how the story unfolds. The story is basically focused on a wizard guild called "Fairy Tail", and we can say that by certain arcs of history, the guild as a whole is really the main character, having a certain variety of characters, with different personalities, but in the reality you're mistaken, everyone there is the same. As I said, a guild of "wizards," it means that history will pass in a world where there is some kind of magic system, with rules and things like that to make the world something that can be at least tangible, realistic. But in that case, the main tool of magic has no kind of rule, no kind of empediment, things literally happen because they have to happen. As an example: We have a fight between two characters, one of them has the level of power 10, the other has the level of power 4, however is weakened from other battles, so his level is around 2, but he has a lot more willpower than the level 10 character. He wins. Like a manga about adventure, action, shounen, it does not create a minimal reality nor a logical system that works. A little fight between two characters may not seem very important, but then let's go for a more gigantic example, how about the state of a country? A country that lost a gigantic number of soldiers in a total onslaught, lost its most important and powerful mages, and lost its emperor. This country has lost all its structure, and what happened to it? NOBODY CARES. We just have to forget about it and remember that all the main characters were happy in the end. Seriously, even the villain (who from villain had nothing, he had been cursed to kill those he loved who were around him) who theoretically would have died appears at the end, without any explanation. It really should be all the power of friendship.

1/10

Art:
Nothing to complain about the art of this manga, it manages to keep up with the gigantic number of chapters that exist (by the way, how do these long series mangakas keep up? Seriously, it's very difficult). My only irritation is the ecchi style she has, but I can accept this because there is a lot of ecchi in the Japanese market, and a success with this is not so improbable.

6/10

Character:
There are a wide variety of characters in Fairy Tail, but most have the same base - I like my family, my friends, my guild, but I'm mean to the others, until I get punched with a fire and start to be equal to the Fairy Tail guild. No character has a personality other than this, only a five-minute fight can change the whole character from being a villain and almost killing his relatives and out of nowhere save them and die. But neither must have died, nobody dies in that shit, they all come back.

1/10

Enjoyment:
  I think it gave you to understand that it was not very good, it is not. I laughed at every chapter that went from the mediocrity that this manga is, and I forced myself to go to the end just to see if I was wrong, but sadly, i was not.

2/10

Overall:

2/10

And I think that's it.

Why i even read this till the end... i should have stopped.