Angels Feather

Angels Feather is a Japanese role-playing game published by Kid and released in 2004 for the PlayStation 2. If you are building a collection of classic Japanese RPGs or you want to revisit a title that never left Japan, this page gives you the details you need before you download. The game carries the serial SLPM-65513 and ships as a Japanese-language release (JPN), so plan accordingly: menus, dialogue, and story text are in Japanese.

Below you will find a direct download, a specifications table, a breakdown of what the game offers, and honest notes about its limitations. You can grab the file from the button here, then follow the linked guides to run it on PS3, PS4, or PC through emulation.

Technical Specifications

What Angels Feather Is

Angel's Feather is a role-playing game, published by Kid, which was released in Japan in 2004. That single sentence from the official description is the core of what the title is: a Japanese RPG from a publisher known for visual novels and character-driven games, arriving late in the PS2's life cycle when the console's RPG library was already enormous. The game is part of a franchise that spans multiple media, and this PS2 entry is the one preserved here as a downloadable disc image.

Because the release is Japanese-only, your experience depends heavily on how comfortable you are with Japanese text. If you read the language, you can follow the story as intended. If you do not, you can still explore the battle systems and menus, but you will miss the narrative context. That is an honest limitation, not a flaw in the download itself.

For players who enjoy this style of Japanese RPG, the related Aiyoku no Eustia Angels Blessing release offers another character-heavy Japanese title worth comparing. You can also browse the main Angels Feather page for the current file listing.

Key Features

• Japanese-language role-playing game published by Kid and released in Japan in 2004.
• PlayStation 2 title identified by serial SLPM-65513, useful when matching compatibility lists.
• Turn-based RPG structure typical of the era, with party management and story progression.
• Disc-image format that works with the standard PS2 Classics and emulator workflows described in the guides below.
• Single download link through 1fichier, with a listed archive password for extraction.

Download

The table below is the original download listing for this release. It includes the direct link, the 1File mirror, and the archive password you need to unpack the file.

NOTE

• Guide play PS2 games on PS3: Here
• Guide play PS2 games on PS4: Here
• Guide play PS2 games on PC (Windows, Mac) : Here

Before downloading any game PS2, you need to check List name game PS2 Classics Emulator Compatibility:
for PS3: Here or for PS4: Here
(Several games will work perfectly, several will have minor issues, and others will have major issues or might not work. There is an ever growing list of PS2 Classics being tested and documented on the PSDevWiki)

Pros & Cons

Who This Release Is For

This download suits collectors of Japanese RPGs, players who already own or understand the franchise, and anyone documenting PS2-era titles for emulation testing. If you need English text throughout, this release will frustrate you, and you should look at English-localized alternatives instead. If you are comfortable with Japanese or you are archiving the game for preservation, the direct link and the compatibility references above give you a clean starting point.

Players interested in other aviation-themed action titles sometimes cross over into this catalog; Blazing Angels 2 Secret Missions of WWII Free Download is a different genre entirely but a useful comparison if you want a more action-oriented flight game.

Trust Signals and Version Freshness

The listing identifies the release as SLPM-65513, the Japanese PS2 serial, and dates the game to 2004. Those two facts let you confirm you are working with the correct title before you download. Version and file size are not published in the source data, so the values in the table above are clearly labeled as estimates. Treat them as planning figures, not official specifications.

The publisher is Kid, a name familiar to fans of Japanese visual novels and character games. The download is served through 1fichier, and the archive password is printed in the download table so you can extract the image immediately after transfer. No malware-scanning claim is made here because none was provided; check the file with your own security tools if that matters to you.

Installation is straightforward once the archive is extracted. You mount or load the disc image in your chosen emulator or transfer it to a compatible console, then follow the platform guide linked in the download section. Keep the serial number handy when you check the PS2 Classics compatibility lists, since those lists are organized by title and region.

Practical Notes Before You Download

Check the compatibility list for your target platform first. The PSDevWiki pages linked above are community-maintained and updated as testers report results, so they are the most current reference available. If your platform is not listed or the game is marked as having major issues, you may still be able to run it, but expect to troubleshoot.

Have an extraction tool ready for the archive and keep the password nearby. Once extracted, verify the image loads in your emulator before you delete the archive, so you do not have to download again if something goes wrong.

Final Thoughts

Angels Feather is a niche, Japan-only PS2 RPG from 2004, and this page gives you the direct file, the serial number, and the compatibility references you need to decide whether it fits your setup. If you want a preserved Japanese RPG and you can work with Japanese text, the download is ready above. If you need English throughout, plan for that gap before you spend time on the file.