Party Members/Main Characters
Forte: A village boy from Racos Palma who lives inside of a wrecked ship that his father changed into a house. Forte lives together with his parents and his grandfather McBain, and enjoys fishing, playing instruments, and playing with his childhood friend, Una. After his parents ask him to, Forte decides to follow his grandfather on a journey to visit all the towns, villages and cities on the continent. He plays the kithara and fights with a sword.
Una: Forte's childhood friend that lives in Racos Palma with her parents. Even though her parents fight a lot, Una is a very happy girl that often helps out at the local dyestuff factory. Una has liked Forte since the first time she saw him, but lately these feelings have gotten stronger and stronger. Una wants to confess her love for Forte, but this isn't very easy for her as Forte seems to be avoiding long conversations when the two of them are alone. She plays the piccolo and fights with a bow.
McBain: Forte's grandfather and a veteran troubadour that was very famous a long time ago. Before he gets too old, McBain wants to go on a long journey, to try and collect all of the legendary Resonance Stones that have been scattered around the world by Leone Friedrich Richter. His wish is changed into reality one day, when he finds a magic map displaying all of the stones' current locations. McBain is a man that has many good jokes, and likes young girls more than anything else (which is kind of sketchy). He plays the harp and fights with his fists.
Jan & Rick: This aging dog is the fourth main character in Song of the Ocean. Jan doesn't have the ability to speak, but often proves that he is a very kind creature by giving food to other hungry animals. Later in the game, Jan gets a new friend when he meets to desert rat named Rick. Jan isn't able to equip weapons or armor, but despite his age he is quite fast and can heal allies with his unique skills before healing magic first becomes available to the party.
Shao: An old friend of McBain. Plays the accordion. Fights with a hammer.
Rachel: Shao's daughter and a vocalist. Throws knives in battle.
Altos: A baker who plays the violin. He beats Forte in the Pinzel Recital. Like Forte, Altos also uses a sword. He happens to be the brother of Aria.
Aria: A maiden of the Water Tribe. Her song has the power to heal and dispel evil. Fights with a rod. Sister to Altos.
Palman: An officer in the Numeros Army. Highly respected by his subordinates. Fights with a spear. He is actually Sir Ektor, prince of the Numeros Empire.
Aida: A skilled puppeteer who live in Ecure. She can use her puppets to fight for her in battle, but is also skilled with a spear.
Thomas: First helps your party masquerading as a noble by the name of 'Jack Slade' on Ryutom Island. When Forte and the party meet up with him again, Slade calls himself 'Helon Fred' after the con-man in the book series. However, he is really Captain Thomas from A Tear of Vermillion (back then as Sailor Thomas). He has come to Weltluna to investigate an unknown phenomenon.
Mitchell Lap Haven: A mysterious mage from Tirasweel (World of 'The Legend of Heroes III: Prophecy of the Moonlight Witch'). He was first seen in 'The Legend of Heroes III' as an old man who gives back a silver dagger which Chris and Jurio needed for their pilgrimage. In 'The Legend of Heroes IV: A Tear of Vermillion' he helps Mile and Avin who were unable to move and joins the party. During 'The Legend of Heroes IV' he calms a storming sea which inspired Thomas (back then known as Sailor Thomas) to cross the stormy sea which divided the world of El Phildin and Weltluna. In 'The Legend of Heroes V,' Thomas, Mitchell, Avin and Mile succeed in crossing the storm and first meets the party in town of the Water Tribe. Uses rod as weapon and magic from 'The Legend of Heroes IV: A Tear of Vermillion'.
Avin: One of the main characters from Legend of Heroes: A Tear of Vermillion. He helps the gang at a certain point.
Mile: One of the main characters from Legend of Heroes: A Tear of Vermillion. He helps the gang at a certain point.
Subleader Rouca: Originally Rouca, the young engineer who worked in the industrial city of Guia in El Phildin, from Legend of Heroes: A Tear of Vermillion. He seems more mature and he works under Captain Thomas.
Duorl: Prince of Burodain and one of the last of the water tribe descendants. Fights with a sword and plays the flute. Has the "Time" resonance stone.
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