Fairy Tail will collect the opening and ending themes from its first season in a 3-volume vinyl edition. Crunchyroll has announced a release for December 16, but the year attached to that date is not specified in the available information.
This is a physical music release, not a new episode, a change to the anime’s distribution or previously unreleased content. The collection brings existing season 1 songs to vinyl for fans and collectors.
3 vinyl volumes for the first season’s songs
Called TV Anime FAIRY TAIL Season 1 Opening & Ending Theme Song Collections Vol. 1-3, the release will distribute the season 1 themes across 3 records. Each volume will use a different vinyl color and include an illustrated deluxe gatefold sleeve.
The packaging will reuse artwork that appeared in earlier CD releases. Its main appeal is therefore the vinyl format and the presentation of the collection, rather than a new track selection or a new artistic direction.
The songs remain tied to the first season of Fairy Tail. The announcement does not yet specify how the tracks will be divided between the 3 records, nor whether the volumes will include additional bonuses.
The release details are still incomplete
Crunchyroll connects the collection with the 20th anniversary of the Fairy Tail manga in 2026. However, Crunchyroll’s news section does not give a price, pressing size or indication of whether the edition will be limited. It also contains no pre-order information. Further purchase details should appear through Crunchyroll Store.
Availability in France and possible regional restrictions have not been announced either. Those details will matter to collectors outside the release’s initial market, especially if distribution is limited to another country. Until Crunchyroll confirms them, the final cost and practical access cannot be assessed reliably.
The collection is aimed at fans who want the first season’s themes in a dedicated physical format. It expands Fairy Tail’s music catalog without changing the anime itself. The latest JEU.VIDEO news remains available from the media homepage.
For now, the confirmed offer is a 3-volume vinyl edition with 3 vinyl colors and deluxe packaging. The exact year, price, pre-orders and regional distribution still need to be clarified before collectors know how and where to obtain it.
