Return to Crossbell for the continuation of one of Nihon Falcom’s most beloved story arcs with The Legend of Heroes: Ao no Kiseki for Sony PSP!
Set shortly after the events of Zero no Kiseki, the story once again follows Lloyd Bannings and the Special Support Section as political tensions surrounding the Crossbell State reach a dangerous breaking point.
Joined by familiar faces and new allies, Lloyd investigates a growing series of threats involving rival nations, powerful organizations, ancient mysteries, and forces that could determine Crossbell’s future.
Known to Western players as The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure, Ao no Kiseki is the second and concluding chapter of the acclaimed Crossbell Arc in Falcom’s larger Trails saga.
Features:
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Sequel to The Legend of Heroes: Zero no Kiseki
- Conclusion of the Crossbell Arc
- Follow Lloyd Bannings and the Special Support Section
- Deep, story-driven JRPG adventure
- Strategic turn-based combat
- Crafts, S-Crafts, and Orbment systems
- Explore Crossbell and surrounding areas
- Extensive side quests and investigations
- Large cast of returning and new characters
- Rich political intrigue and world-building
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Important connections to the larger Trails series
- Original Japanese PSP release
Product Details:
- Title: The Legend of Heroes: Ao no Kiseki
- Japanese Title: 英雄伝説 碧の軌跡
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Western Title: The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure
- Platform: Sony PSP
- Developer: Nihon Falcom
- Publisher: Nihon Falcom
- Genre: JRPG / Role-Playing
- Players: 1
- Japanese Release Date: September 29, 2011
- Region: Japan
- Language: Japanese
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Original Product Code: ULJM-05899
- CERO Rating: B
- Media: UMD
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Condition: Preowned, cleaned, and tested unless otherwise stated
- Please see photos for exact UMD, case, manual, inserts, and overall condition
⚠️ JAPANESE IMPORT NOTICE: This is the original Japanese PSP release and features Japanese-language menus, dialogue, and text.
For Trails collectors, Ao no Kiseki is a particularly important import. It completes the story that began in Zero no Kiseki and connects Crossbell even more deeply to the enormous world Falcom was building across the Trails series.
If you've got Zero no Kiseki and Ao no Kiseki sitting together on the shelf, that's a very nice little piece of PSP JRPG history. ⚔️