Key Fairy is a hand-drawn 2D pacifist bullet-hell adventure where encounters are built not on destruction, but on grace and precision of movement. The forest is filled with creatures whose hearts are shattered by fear, their stars scattered in the chaos of attacks. Instead of striking, you use a grappling hook to glide between streams of projectiles, collecting fragments, and restoring what was lost to those who long ago forgot the peace beneath the endless sky of watching eyes. Movement as a way to survive Each encounter unfolds in a tight pattern of attacks, where trajectory matters more than force. Thread allows you to cling to objects, change direction in mid-air, and break through projectile spirals. Monsters don't vanish after impact — their fury dissipates as you collect scattered stars, balancing risk and calculation. The world is connected by winding paths through forests, swamps, rivers, caves, and rickety towers. Along the way, you encounter strange inhabitants offering riddles, talismans, and fragments of ancient magic. Each location is handcrafted, and every animation is meticulously rendered, creating the feeling of a living folklore canvas. Features of the game A pacifist system of progress without destroying enemies. Movement using a grab thread. A connected world with many hidden routes. Completely hand-drawn visual style.