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Happy (manga character) in the Edo period, as well as one which is inspired by the "Alice in Wonderland" novel. Happy makes a minor appearance in the "Fairy Tail" spin-off manga "Blue Mistral", which focuses on the characters Wendy and Carla in their early membership of the guild. He also features as the main protagonist of the manga "", written and illustrated by Kenshirō Sakamoto. Happy is a playable character in several "Fairy Tail" video games, such as the 2010 PlayStation Portable action video game "Fairy Tail: Portable Guild" developed by Konami, and its two sequels: "Fairy Tail: Portable Guild 2", released in