Fairy Tail: Zeref's Awakening

22.03.2012
Genre: Fighting
Third Fairy Tail game developed by Konami for Play Station Portable. (45 playable characters)
The game covers three storyline arcs from the manga: the Oración Seis arc, the Edolas arc and the Tenrou Island arc. The game also features an original, game-exclusive story.

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The sequel to the 2020 "FAIRY TAIL" console game has finally arrived! Play as Fairy Tail guild members such as protagonists Natsu or Lucy, and experience first-hand how the dramatic events unfold in the series' climactic Alvarez Empire Arc. Enjoy epic battles against Zeref, the Emperor of the Alvarez Empire, his team of elites, the Spriggan 12, and the Black Dragon Acnologia.

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