#Lunaria story characters portable

They also meet Nash, a magician and the apprentice of Ghaleon, one of the Four Heroes, while doing an important mission from the hero himself. Unfortunately they could not sail to Meribia because the Captain lost his sea chart. Eventually they enter Saith, a small port town.

On their way to Saith, they meet a friendly traveler Laike in the Weird Woods. Obtaining the Dragon Diamond from Quark, Ramus realizes that he cannot sell it in Burg, and must travel to the major trade city, Meribia to claim his fortune. Quark shows interest in Luna as well, remarking that she has a familiar aura about her. Quark also gives Alex the Dragon Ring to honor his succession of the trial. Making their way through the cavern, they meet Quark, an aged dragon who senses great potential in and urges him to complete the trials of other dragons to became the next Dragonmaster, champion of the goddess Althena, and protector of the world. At the behest of Ramus, eager son of the town mayor, they embark on their first real adventure with their friends, NallĪnd Luna Noa to the mysterious Dragon's Cave in search of a valuable dragon diamond. The game begins in the small mountain town of Burg, where young Alex Noa frequently visits the monument to the fallen hero Dragonmaster Dyne. She serves as the primary antagonist of the game.Īlex visites the momument of the fallen Dragonmaster Dyne.

Xenobia - A lady from the known Tribe of Vile.Lemia Ausa - A magician which is also Dyne's subordinate.Mel de Alkirk - Also known as Hell Mel.Dyne - The known Dragonmaster before Alex.Quark - A white dragon that lives in a cave near Burg.Myght - An inventor who can build many things for other people.Jessica Alkirk - daughter of Mel de Alkrik, one of the four heroes.Mia Ausa - daughter of Lemia Ausa which also lives in Vane.Nash Rumack - A cocky and arrogant magician from Vane.Luna Noa - Alex's childhood friend and lover who has the unique ability to heal with music.Nall - A small, winged creature resembling a white cat who has been with Alex since birth.Alex Noa - A fifteen year-old boy from Burg with dreams of becoming a dragonmaster.Many towns and locations were based on areas of Russia and Medieval Europe. Many of the locations of Lunar: The Silver Star were given a deliberate 'northern' feel to present an environment that was cooler than the settings of most role-playing games, if only to allow the characters to wear more clothing. The stories surrounding Dyne's exploits would form the life model for a young boy named Alex, the game's protagonist and central character, who also aspires to become a Dragonmaster himself. The powerful and benevolent Goddess Althena relocated humanity to the Silver Star, the world of Lunar, and entrusted four dragons to safeguard the elements of the new world.įrom this point on, those who would use the power of the dragons to serve the goddess and protect the world were known as 'Dragonmasters', and no such Dragonmaster was more revered than Dyne, a legendary hero who defended the goddess and succumbed to an unknown fate. Centuries before the start of the game, the Blue Star was rendered uninhabitable by years of war and reckless use of magic. The game takes place in the fantasy land of Lunar, a small habitable world orbiting the massive, barren Blue Star, forming a loose parallel between the game's world and the Earth and its moon. Much of the plot of Lunar: The Silver Star was written by novelist Kei Shigema, and involves a world of high fantasy and magic with emphasis on folklore and legend.

#Lunaria story characters portable

Since the game's original release, three enhanced remakes have been produced for various systems: Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete, for the Sony Playstation in 1999, Lunar Legend for the Game Boy Advance in 2002, and Lunar: Silver Star Harmony for the Playstation Portable in 2010. It was followed by a direct sequel, Lunar: Eternal Blue in 1994. As the number one selling Mega-CD title in Japan, the game sold nearly as many copies as the system itself, and remains the second highest-selling Mega-CD title of all time. Designed as a 'different kind of RPG', Lunar: The Silver Star made use of the up-and-coming disc format by featuring CD-quality audio, video playback, and voice acting to narrate a fantasy story set in a magical world. Originally released in Japan on Jto critical acclaim, the game was translated and released in English by Working Designs the following year.

It was developed by Game Arts and Studio Alex for the Sega Mega-CD console. Lunar: The Silver Star (also known as Lunar: Silver Star in Japan) is the first game of Lunar series.