History VideoGame / FairyFencerF

* SecretCharacter: There are two. [[spoiler:You can recruit Apollonius if you fight him during the second timeline with an average party level of at least 35. Lola will join if you complete all of the Fairy Hunt quests]].

* KnightTemplar: Sherman has a thing for justice. His special ability is even called "Justice". [[spoiler:He needlessly murders Tiara in the first timeline (because her blood ''could'' be used to revive the Vile God), an event that sends him so far past the PointOfNoReturn that he's ''still'' over it when the timeline resets, causing him to be insane right from the start]].

* MorphWeapon: Any fury can change their form depending on what you let the playable characters learn.

* [[spoiler:TimeyWimeyBall: Fang and Eryn's jaunt through time causes a "singularity" that somehow changes the events that subsequently occur: they find different Furies in the same places, certain characters have changed clothes, and the monsters have become stronger]].

* {{Expy}}: Ethel is one for the [[Anime/BlackRockShooter Black★Rock Shooter]] character: her quiet but deadly personality, her colour scheme, her outfit (bra and midriff), her EyepatchOfPower (over the same eye!), and her weapons of choice (bow as primary, scythe as secondary).

* [[spoiler:TimeyWimeyBall: Fang and Eryn's jaunt through time causes a "singularity" that somehow changes the events that subsequently occur]].

* BonusBoss: [[spoiler:If you completely unseal the Vile God within Godly Revival, then you immediately trigger a boss fight with the Vile God himself]].

* GameplayAndStorySegregation: "Godly Revival" allows you to grant bonus abilities to the Fairies you have accumulated... but from a story perspective, it allows you to undo the seals on either the Goddess or the Vile God (who each offer different abilities). The game makes it clear that although you ''have'' the option to unseal the Vile God, it would be an incredibly dumb idea to do so. [[spoiler:As it turns out? Godly Revival does not affect the story, events or ending of the game in any way. You gain nothing from completely unsealing the Goddess. The ''only'' consequence to unsealing the Vile God is triggering a BonusBoss fight, and that is only if you remove every single seal. The game excuses this afterwards by stating that a complex ritual is required ''in addition'' to Godly Revival to truly unseal either being]].

Hundreds of years later, a lazy bum called Fang pulls a dormant Fury from a stone after believing (incorrectly) that it will grant him any wish he desires. This act awakens Eryn, the fairy who dwells within the Fury, who immediately ropes Fang into her personal quest of freeing the Goddess from bondage. With the aid of a mysterious Fencer named Tiara, the pair must collect the Furies scattered around the world until they have enough to undo the seals trapping the Goddess in slumber. Unfortunately, they must compete against a rival group that aims to use the Furies to unseal the Vile God first.

Set in a world where a goddess and evil god once warred against each other with weapons called Furies, the game puts you in the shoes of Fang, a Fencer who is able to wield the Furies. The goddess and evil god were sealed long ago, but by collecting Furies, Fang has the potential to release either being.

* GuideDangIt: Wouldn't be a ''Creator/CompileHeart'' game without it. To wit, just advancing your quest rank to C would require tons of patience just to finish. All it amounts to is a FetchQuest but instead, you're at the mercy of the RandomNumberGod who's really just a bitch. And don't get us started on the Rank A.

* MultipleEndings

* SchmuckBait: Furies are used to revive the Goddess. They can ALSO be used to revive the Vile God. The game makes it abundently clear that doing so is SmuchkBait.

* Gatling Good: The best skill for the Launcher series weapons is a 20 shot attack with high accuracy and effective on all enemies. Gatling VERY Good.

* LaserGuidedAmnesia: Alyn has holes in her memory when she meets Fang.

* [[spoiler: SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: After Fang and Alyn travel back to the past to where they first meet Tiara.]]

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''VideoGame/FairyFencerF'' is a game developed by Creator/CompileHeart for the {{Playstation 3}} and was released on October 10, 2013.

* BoyMeetsGirl: Boy just wanted food, he draws out the sword and wishes for food, and meets girl who tells him that he's chosen to save the world. HilarityEnsues.* ForcedTutorial: In true Compile Heart style, the tutorial is impossible to skip.

* BoyMeetsGirl: Boy just wanted food, he draws out the sword and wishes for food, and meets girl who tells him that he's chosen to save the world. HilarityEnsues.
* {{Expy}}: Fans thought that Fang looked like [[VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptunia Blanc's son]] or [[VideoGame/KingdomHearts Roxas]].
* ForcedTutorial: In true Compile Heart style, the tutorial is impossible to skip.

* OlderThanTheyLook: With how young Fang looks, no one could tell that he's 20 years old.

* TeamDad: Bahas is this to the team. He also cooks for them [[RealMenWearPink while wearing a pink apron]].

* ScrewDestiny: This is practically Fang's outlook on life.