Master Mew or Mao: Old cat-like martial arts master.Clochette: Possesses the power of Void.A swordswoman who watches over Picodon Jungle. While young, their powers combined allow for them to complete their duties. Mirabo and Maribo or Murol and Murolait: Twin sisters who are the Maidens of Fire.A composed and scholarly girl who works in the Archives of Antheum. Fontina or Ricotta: The Maiden of Water.
She is the daughter of Antheum's premier baker, Tunnbrod, and is a nature lover. Burrini or Tamie: The Maiden of Earth.They are similar to the Five Scrolls, from the first game. Five Maidens: The girls who help Musashi, by powering his sword with their abilities.She is similar to Princess Fillet, from the first game. Princess Mycella: Princess of the magical realm of Antheum she's the one who summons Musashi at the beginning of the game.Musashi: A young fencer summoned by Mycella to save Antheum from Gandrake Enterprises.Along the way, Musashi will have to smash his way through Gandrake Enterprises's endless swarms of killer robots and directors, as well as native monstrosities. To stop Gandrake, and ensure that he can return to his world, Musashi goes in search of the five Maidens that protect the five magic swords that have been lost in order to restore power to a mythical creature known as the Anthedon, which houses the city of Antheum. Unfortunately for Musashi, President Gandrake kidnaps the Princess again to further the plots of his evil corporation to excavate the world's supply of nebulite and use the Mystics power to power his nebulium engine. Once Musashi is ready, Master Mew sends him into the heart of evil Gandrake Enterprises to rescue the captured Princess and thereby save the world. He's found by old martial artist Master Mew, who immediately takes him under his wing. However, an attack lead by the Enterprises' Director of Administration, Rothschild, interrupts the ritual, which causes the summoned hero – Musashi – to land just a bit off course, and has Mycella captured by the corporation. However, despite their revolutionary technologies allowing the world to ease their standards of living and bring about a new age, Gandrake Enterprises is revealed to have come through power by corporate strong arming, intrigue, and coercion of the people by force, and their Nebulium Engine is revealed to be powered by the slave labor of magic users under their dominance.Īware of the threat Gandrake Enterprises poses to her people, young Mystic Princess Mycella prays in the mystic Chamber of Rites to summon a hero who will save her world from their sinister designs. Years ago, Gandrake Enterprises, an energy technology megacorporation, came to power by their newfound invention of the Nebulium Engine, a remote perpetual energy device, allowing for the epoch of an era of technological innovation. With a variety of missions, there will be scenes where you fight in cars or hot air balloons.In an unnamed oceanic fantasy world, in the city of Antheum, carried by a magical beast called the Anthedon - a large skybound whale - exists the people known as the Mystics, who are peaceful magic users who wander the world. Destroying enemies helps gain experience points to increase character stats. A small sword is capable of fast attack, while a large sword with greater damage means slower attacks. Join the game, and you will play the role of Musashi and use your two swords to fight the enemy. To stop Gandrake’s plot and rescue the princess, Musashi must now search for magical swords protected by five witches to restore the power of a powerful creature called Anthedon. Mycelia, the princess of the city, now summons a hero from another world to come and wishes he will help, the chosen one being Musashi. Here, the world is gradually being invaded by Gandrake Enterprises with the plot to exploit fuel for its machines. The game is set in Antheum – an imaginary city. “Musashi – Samurai Legend” is a role-playing action game and a continuation of Brave Fencer Musashi developed by Square Enix, which was first launched on March 15, 2005.
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