History VideoGame / LightFairytale

* WhatTheHellHero: If the player goes into the obstacle course to get to the FinalBoss of Episode 1, but forgets to give materials to Miyu, she'll berate them in the HintSystem.

* WhatTheHellHero: If the player goes into the obstacle course, but forgets to give the materials to Miyu, she'll berate them in the HintSystem.

* SummonMagic: The Executioner and Ice Elemental bosses drop orbs that can summon an entity to deal party-wide damage. They can also be equipped to weapons and armor to boost them to a much greater effect than normal elemental orbs.

* SquishyWizard: Ayaka has the highest magic stats of all playable characters, but has low HP, attack, and speed. She also can't inflict physical attacks, but has a free healing skill.

* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Haru attempts to stop a greedy soldier from poaching a cat. The soldier labels him a criminal and forces him to become a fugitive.

* MagicallyIneptFighter: Haru can take a lot of hits, has decent speed, and has high attack power, but his intelligence stat for magic is low.

* LightningBruiser: In Episode 1, Kuroko has only slightly less HP and attack than Haru, but has better speed and magic stats. She also has two orb slots total for her weapons, which means she can stack the damage boosting effect of elemental orbs and surpass Haru in overall damage output.

* KindheartedCatLover: Haru is affectionate towards cats and goes as far as to defy a soldier who attempted to poach one. He also takes an immediate liking to Miyu, who has cat ears.

* IdiotHero: Haru isn't the brightest bulb, as shown when he wanders into a blizzard without a plan. [[spoiler:Later, when he sees the Mysterious Girl surrounded by the bodies of dead soldiers, instead of assuming she's dangerous, he grabs her hand and tries to "save" her. The only reason she doesn't kill him too was because she's too shocked by his reaction.]] Fittingly, his intelligence stat is the lowest of all playable characters.

* GoodIsNotNice: Daichi is an ungrateful {{Jerkass}} to the party, but he is trying to save Junk City by convincing the Ice Elemental to stop her endless blizzard.

* GlassCannon: Kid has the highest speed and can dual-wield daggers, which means she can stack a lot of elemental orbs on her weapons for increased damage. However, she's not very durable.

* TheExile: Kid is exiled to the snowy deeplands outside of the pillar for stealing.

* EvilPoacher: In Episode 1, a soldier attempts to capture a tallcat in order to cut off their tail and sell it. The fact that there's a market for tallcat tails and that tallcats are almost extinct implies he's not the only one doing this.

* EvilPoacher: In Episode 1, a soldier attempts to capture a cat in order to cut off their tail and sell it. The fact that there's a market for cat tails implies he's not the only one doing this.

* EvilPoacher: In Episode 1, a soldier attempts to capture a cat in order to cut off their tail and sell it.

* {{Dystopia}}: The empire is situated in a pillar where everyone is separated by class, and the party needs fake clearances to get anywhere other than the lowest level. The soldiers have free reign to abuse people and animals without repercussion.

* DualWielding: Kuroko dual-wields gloves while Kid wields twin daggers. This means they have two weapon orb slots and can enhance their physical attacks further.

* ButtMonkey: The fat Class 2 soldier has a RunningGag of being knocked out by his mutant or mechanical allies. One has to wonder how he got promoted from Class 3 to begin with.

* ButtMonkey: The fat Class 2 soldier has a RunningGag of being knocked out by his mutant or mechanical allies.

* AugmentedReality: The player has AR shades that when toggled, can make it easier to spot people, hidden objects, encounter zones, and exits to other maps. The imperial soldiers have AR shades that allow them to identify citizens in the empire's database, making it dangerous if one is labeled a criminal.

* OneHundredPercentCompletion: Each episode has completion percentages based on all game events and battle zones, which are tracked across all save files to account for mutually exclusive events.

* HumbleGoal: Subverted. At first, Haru just wants to one day leave the pillar and look at the real sky. After several bad experiences with the imperial soldiers, he starts gaining some interest in joining or helping the rebels. It doesn't help that the empire's oppressive laws keep him from moving out of the Lower City.

''Light Fairytale'' is a UsefulNotes/{{Unity}} RPG developed by neko.works and released episodically. The [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/539330/ first episode]] was released in 2019 and the [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1199760/ second]] was released in 2021. These episodes can be played on PC, Playstation 4, and [=XBox=] One.

''Light Fairytale'' is a UsefulNotes/{{Unity}} RPG developed by neko.works. The [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/539330/ first episode]] was released in 2019 and the [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1199760/ second]] was released in 2021. These episodes can be played on PC, Playstation 4, and [=XBox=] One.