Trials of Mana (PC, Switch, PS4)
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Khalil's_Black_Excellence
The King of Fighters
Day 1.
Secure Da Bag
Veteran
If you were a responsible person, you'd preorder. 
Secure Da Bag
Veteran
They trying to make all the money. They're releasing the OG Manas too. 
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Supercoolmayo
Superstar
This game is reportly single player only
Secure Da Bag
Veteran
Animal House
Superstar
That release date ain’t good
voltronblack
Superstar
voltronblack
Superstar
Trials of Mana details characters, classes, prologues, and map mechanics
Tons of information on the April 2020-due remake.
Trials of Mana details characters, classes, prologues, and map mechanics - Gematsu
Tons of information on the April 2020-due remake.
Trials of Mana details characters, classes, prologues, and map mechanics - Gematsu
voltronblack
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Trials of Mana ‘Duran and Angela’ character spotlight trailer
A young swordsman and a princess.
Here is an overview of the two characters and how they are linked, via Square Enix:
Duran is a swordsman from the Kingdom of Valsena. Those impressive muscles aren’t just for show—despite his young age, he’s respected as one of the strongest warriors around, and a worthy heir to his departed father, Loki.
But one fateful day, Valsena’s castle is attacked. Rushing to its defense, he confronts the Crimson Wizard, but for all his strength, he is powerless against the malevolent magician.
After recovering from his wounds, he vows to become stronger, and sets off on a journey to confront the villain.
Angela’s story is very different. She’s not initially powerful skilled… quite the opposite.
She’s the the only daughter of the True Queen of Altena, the snow-covered kingdom of magicians. Unfortunately, Angela struggles to cast spells, something that makes her a source of constant shame for her mother, the True Queen.
But when the True Queen, and her right hand man the Crimson Wizard, try to force Angela to sacrifice herself to activate the energy of the Mana Stone, her power emerges.
So we have two very different characters, bonded together by the malevolent machinations of the Crimson Wizard.
…well maybe. One of the fascinating things about Trials of Mana is that you get to choose which characters take center stage in the story. You pick three heroes from a group of six main characters, and the story you experience unfolds differently depending on who you go with.
So it’s entirely possible that in your playthrough, Angela doesn’t join forces with Duran. Perhaps she meets the feral Kevin, or the quick-witted Hawkeye. Or maybe she teams up with the noble Amazonian Reisz or precocious Charlotte. It’s entirely up to you.
A young swordsman and a princess.
Here is an overview of the two characters and how they are linked, via Square Enix:
Duran is a swordsman from the Kingdom of Valsena. Those impressive muscles aren’t just for show—despite his young age, he’s respected as one of the strongest warriors around, and a worthy heir to his departed father, Loki.
But one fateful day, Valsena’s castle is attacked. Rushing to its defense, he confronts the Crimson Wizard, but for all his strength, he is powerless against the malevolent magician.
After recovering from his wounds, he vows to become stronger, and sets off on a journey to confront the villain.
Angela’s story is very different. She’s not initially powerful skilled… quite the opposite.
She’s the the only daughter of the True Queen of Altena, the snow-covered kingdom of magicians. Unfortunately, Angela struggles to cast spells, something that makes her a source of constant shame for her mother, the True Queen.
But when the True Queen, and her right hand man the Crimson Wizard, try to force Angela to sacrifice herself to activate the energy of the Mana Stone, her power emerges.
So we have two very different characters, bonded together by the malevolent machinations of the Crimson Wizard.
…well maybe. One of the fascinating things about Trials of Mana is that you get to choose which characters take center stage in the story. You pick three heroes from a group of six main characters, and the story you experience unfolds differently depending on who you go with.
So it’s entirely possible that in your playthrough, Angela doesn’t join forces with Duran. Perhaps she meets the feral Kevin, or the quick-witted Hawkeye. Or maybe she teams up with the noble Amazonian Reisz or precocious Charlotte. It’s entirely up to you.
Able Archer 83
Two Minutes to Midnight
Less Mana, more SaGa.
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Superstar
Trials of Mana ‘Charlotte and Kevin’ character spotlight trailer
The heir to the throne of Ferolia, and the granddaughter to Wendel’s Priest of Light.
Square Enix has released the second in a series of three trailers spotlighting the main characters of Trials of Mana. This one focuses on Kevin, heir to the throne of the Beast Kingdom of Ferolia, and Charlotte, granddaughter to Wendel’s Priest of Light.
Here is an overview of the two characters and how they are linked, via Square Enix:
As the trailer explains, Kevin is the heir to the throne of the Kingdom of Ferolia. His land is home to the Beastmen—humanoid warriors who adopt a bestial form when night falls. Kevin’s a little different to his countrymen though—his mother was a human.
His father has raised and trained him for battle, and Kevin is a formidable warrior indeed. That said, he’s rarely had an opportunity to talk to humans, and his… let’s say lacking social skills mean it can be hard for people to understand him at times.
Charlotte may seem precocious and immature, but there’s more to her than meets the eye. She’s the granddaughter of Wendel’s Priest of Light, and the elfin blood in her veins makes her appear much younger than her actual age.
It’s possibly because of her appearance that the people of the temple have coddled her—she’s somewhat naive and spoiled. And while she’s superstitious and something of a scaredy-cat, she’s also insatiably curious.
Although they’re both very different characters from very different worlds, Kevin and Charlotte are linked by a common enemy: the sinister Goremand.
The evil jester takes friends away from both heroes, and uses his influence on Kevin’s father to instigate an invasion of Wendel. His malicious actions propel the heroes into a truly epic adventure.
…unless it doesn’t, of course. One of the coolest features of Trials of Mana is that it lets you choose three characters (from a choice of six) to play as, and the story will play out differently depending on your picks.
So while Kevin and Charlotte may team up in one player’s game, in another they may work with completely different allies instead… or even not go on the adventure at all. It’s all up to you.
Trials of Mana 'Charlotte and Kevin' character spotlight trailer - Gematsu
The heir to the throne of Ferolia, and the granddaughter to Wendel’s Priest of Light.
Square Enix has released the second in a series of three trailers spotlighting the main characters of Trials of Mana. This one focuses on Kevin, heir to the throne of the Beast Kingdom of Ferolia, and Charlotte, granddaughter to Wendel’s Priest of Light.
Here is an overview of the two characters and how they are linked, via Square Enix:
As the trailer explains, Kevin is the heir to the throne of the Kingdom of Ferolia. His land is home to the Beastmen—humanoid warriors who adopt a bestial form when night falls. Kevin’s a little different to his countrymen though—his mother was a human.
His father has raised and trained him for battle, and Kevin is a formidable warrior indeed. That said, he’s rarely had an opportunity to talk to humans, and his… let’s say lacking social skills mean it can be hard for people to understand him at times.
Charlotte may seem precocious and immature, but there’s more to her than meets the eye. She’s the granddaughter of Wendel’s Priest of Light, and the elfin blood in her veins makes her appear much younger than her actual age.
It’s possibly because of her appearance that the people of the temple have coddled her—she’s somewhat naive and spoiled. And while she’s superstitious and something of a scaredy-cat, she’s also insatiably curious.
Although they’re both very different characters from very different worlds, Kevin and Charlotte are linked by a common enemy: the sinister Goremand.
The evil jester takes friends away from both heroes, and uses his influence on Kevin’s father to instigate an invasion of Wendel. His malicious actions propel the heroes into a truly epic adventure.
…unless it doesn’t, of course. One of the coolest features of Trials of Mana is that it lets you choose three characters (from a choice of six) to play as, and the story will play out differently depending on your picks.
So while Kevin and Charlotte may team up in one player’s game, in another they may work with completely different allies instead… or even not go on the adventure at all. It’s all up to you.
Trials of Mana 'Charlotte and Kevin' character spotlight trailer - Gematsu