The Final Fantasy XIII-2: Collector's Edition comes in special packaging that includes a 20-page book of artwork culled throughout the game's development. A hunter from the future, he tells Serah that he can take her to her sister, who awaits in another place and time. Her young life is spared from this onslaught by a mysterious traveler called Noel. Time is warped, and vicious monsters invade. Three years after the city in the sky fell toward Pulse, a strange meteorite throws Serah's peaceful village into deadly chaos. The sequel tells the story of Serah, sister of the main character Lightning from the original Final Fantasy XIII. Many iconic Final Fantasy monsters can be tamed to fight alongside the heroes.
More powerful Paradigm functions offer players greater tactical control in the back-and-forth of combat. Released not as a new volume, but as a direct sequel to its predecessor, the game continues the story of Cocoon and Pulse in a similar play style, while enhancing non-linear exploration and refining the battle system. Role-players return to the world that Lightning struck in Final Fantasy XIII-2.
When her town is suddenly overrun by monsters, a mysterious man named Noel appears to save her. Lightning, however, is nowhere to be found and thought dead by many, but Serah believes otherwise. Set several years after Lightning and the others saved Cocoon, some survivors have decided to start over by rebuilding on Gran Pulse. After thirteen days of fates intertwined, the battle begins. Those branded with the mark of a l'Cie carry the burden of either fulfilling their Focus or facing a fate harsher than death itself. They become l'Cie - chosen of the fal'Cie. Fal'Cie curse humans, turning them into magic-wielding servants. The moment that fal'Cie from Pulse - the feared and detested lowerworld - awoke from its slumber, peace on Cocoon came to an end. Their tranquillity was shattered with the discovery of one hostile fal'Cie. Mankind was blessed by its protectors, the benevolent fal'Cie, and believed that tranquil days would continue forever. Under the Sanctum's rule, Cocoon had long known peace and prosperity. Its inhabitants believed their world a paradise.
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