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Fullmetal Alchemist 3: Kami o Tsugu Shoujo

Game

Kami o Tsugu Shoujo, meaning The Girl Who Succeeds God, is a 2005 PlayStation 2 role playing game from Racjin and Square Enix. It closes the PS2 trilogy that began with Broken Angel and continued through Curse of the Crimson Elixir, staying exclusive to Japan.

Genre: Action role-playing
Platform: PlayStation 2
Developer: Racjin
Publisher: Square Enix
Release Year: 2005
Japan Release Date: 2005-07-21
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Gameplay

As with the earlier two PS2 entries, combat builds around Edward's alchemical transmutation abilities layered onto action RPG exploration, with Alphonse fighting alongside him through story driven dungeons and towns across Amestris.
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Story

The plot follows a girl connected to a mysterious inheritance tied to divine power, pulling Edward and Alphonse into a fresh conflict that runs separately from the manga's main timeline, in keeping with the original stories Square Enix built for each PS2 game.
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Release

Square Enix released Kami o Tsugu Shoujo in Japan on July 21, 2005. Unlike the first two PS2 games, it never left Japan in any official capacity, closing out the trilogy as its most obscure installment for Western fans.
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