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Phantoms and items can be made stronger in the mortal world, through Fusion -- combines them into powerful allies and mighty weapons; for example, bind a phantom in a tree and it gets tree-like powers, etc.
In the year of 921, in a world called Ivoire, lives Marona, a 13 year old orphaned girl with a special ability to communicate with phantoms. Her ability brings resentment from others, but cheerful and optimistic Marona is not bothered. Marona believes in her parents' teachings that people will one day come to like her as long as she stays compassionate and kind. Now Marona travels throughout Ivoire with her guardian, Ash the Phantom, to resolve disputes around the world.
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The game showed up and I was playing it right away. A rarity among Nis America(formerly Atlus)games. Peo0ple underestimate the coolness of older games. I prefer old school stuff. Yeah,I would love a PSp and a PS3 but I am not that wealthy so I make do with that I can afford.
great game, dont expect to pick up on it right away tho. you have to bind phantoms to weapons and items and equip them and they only last so many turns, it gets really confusing at first.
I'm not sure who this game was supposed to target, but it certainly wasn't me. While the graphics are ok for the genre, the music is repetitive and immature, and the voice-overs will make your ears bleed. I did however admire that they allow the player to choose between English & Japanese spoken dialogue; unfortunately, the Japanese dialogue is only slightly less annoying. Some of the concepts are new and interesting, but nothing ground breaking. I highly recommend spending your money on a better line of games like Final Fantasy Tactics, Tactics Ogre, Fire Emblem, or Advance Wars.
Keeping in the same vein as Disgaea, this game does have a fun storyline, even if it does get slightly preachy at times. The gameplay is also solid, making easy beginning levels to help the player learn the system (if they've never played a game of this style before) while leading into the more challenging levels that require a high degree of strategy. If Disgaea, Makai Kingdom, or La Pucelle Tactics was fun, this game is a good addition.
