Fairy Tail 2 waifus thrill fans with Atelier Ryza collaboration

The waifus from the second instalment of the Fairy Tail videogame have got fans very excited about the announcement of a collaboration that will be taking place when the game is released in December this year and which features one of the most important franchises in the world of videogames: Atelier Ryza. In recent hours, the developer of both, Koei Tecmo, made the announcement official, which will allow the recognized ‘waifus’ of the Fairy Tail universe, such as Erza Scarlet or Lucy Heartfilia to dress up as the beautiful Ryza.

Koei Tecmo gathers Fairy Tail 2 waifus and dresses them as Ryza

Fairy Tail 2 will be the latest addition to the world of video games of the renowned franchise, which is already giving a lot of news to all the fans who are waiting for its release, but what has excited even more is the announcement of a union with another recognized saga: Atelier. In this collaboration we can see the very adorable Erza Scarlet, Mirajane Strauss and Lucy Heartfilia, who will have a special outfit inspired by the beloved Reisalin ‘Ryza’ Stout.

These new outfits will be part of the digital deluxe edition, so fans who want to purchase beautiful outfits for their girls will be able to do so in this way. The pre-sale is not yet officially available, but will be announced through Koei Tecmo’s networks, for the moment it is estimated that the game and special editions will only be released digitally, remembering that the game will debut on December 12, 2024, 4 years after the first title’s release.

Fans of both franchises couldn’t keep calm and reacted to these gorgeous illustrations on Koei Tecmo’s official X/Twitter account: ‘Will they include this beauty to the physical version as well?’ ‘My god, Erza looks so good in her skin, I feel so good that her look is exactly like the original, gorgeous!’ ‘Mirajane’s outfit is the best’ ‘Erzaaa’.

For anyone who doesn’t know Fairy Tail, its success dates back to its first work written in 2006 by the great Hiro Mashima and continued with 2018’s 100 Years Quest. It also had an anime adaptation, first by A-1 Pictures from 2009 to 2016 and another by Cloverworks from 2018 to 2019. For its part, the Atelier franchise has two anime series: Escha & Logy in 2014 by Studio Gokumi and the most successful, Ryza from 2023 by LINDELFILMS (Goblin Slayer, Tokyo Revengers).