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I think some would have to know how the world of Manga writers works before making such claims.Considering the whole last arc of FT just reeks of burnout/ Mashima being bored of the series, I think he's done with FT, for now at least. I think I remember him saying he'd already started working on a completely fresh idea a while back too, can anyone find the exact quote?
When an author no longer supports his work indicates it, as did the one of Haganai, who clearly expresses his displeasure to his own work, commonly the end of those Works do not announce themselves, they arrive in silence without announcing anything else.
In this case it was not so, I think something must have made Mashima decide that it was time to finish, maybe I consider that it had been too long, maybe had differences with the work team, may have been family reasons (several authors have abruptly ended their Works for personal situations)
Even among this could be a clash of projects or variations planned in the same project where to be able to obtain the Green Light must have finished an earlier work or if not, do not allow them to do something else, but in the long run allows them to work on something new .
Remember that sometimes the authors must work on different things, do not forget that being Mangaka is a job and must follow the guidelines of their companies. Many Authors like Hiroyuki Takei have stated that.
So at least I think it's not because of boredom to his own sleeve he just wanted to vary or put something new.
What if we know that FT marked a lot of his next works, because unlike Rave, the Success of Fairy Tail was much greater and in several countries never declined the support


Nothing wrong but everyone would flip.


