Although both episodes allow the player to experience the story from two different perspectives – more so Episode 1 than Episode 2 – their contents don’t really add a whole lot to the overarching plot. In an attempt to avoid spoilers, let’s just say that Light Fairytale Episode 2 picks up immediately after the events of Episode 1, though it has surprisingly far less narrative substance than the first episode did. After a few run-ins with them, and one peculiar general, Haru and Kuroku aim to escape the city, join the rebels, and maybe, just maybe, find that sky one day. Unfortunately, this isn’t as cut and dry of a mission as it might seem, as an evil empire aims to make life as miserable as can be for the inhabitants of the city. As Barrett once said, “it’s because of that gosh dang pizza that the people underneath are suffering.” There is no blue sky – or at least the folks below have never seen one.īut after speaking with a soothsayer, Haru is emboldened to find out the truth about this vision for himself.
Both youths live in the underbelly of a city, not so different from that of the Midgar slums in Final Fantasy VII. Problem is, he’s never been to such a place before. In Light Fairytale Episode 1, Haru is presented as a dreamer of sorts, with a distinct vision of sprawling fields and blue skies ingrained in his mind.
LIGHT FAIRYTALE EPISODE 2 TROPHY GUIDE SERIES
Light Fairytale is an episodic series focused on teens Haru and Kuroku.
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