Characters
Bang Vipot: The protagonist of the game. A kickboxer from the Wallace tribe who uses the ability to turn into a tiger in one of his moves.
Tiria Rosette: A bojutsu practitioner from the Meijia tribe who uses the fire spirit, Ifreis.
Ottoh Halford: A member of the cyborg tribe, Boranzo. He also wields crowbar-tip claws on his hand.
Harman Do Elan: A member of the Wallace tribe who uses the ability to turn into a panther in one of her moves.
Rablehalt: A sword-wielding knight of the Wallace tribe who can turn into a werewolf in one of his moves.
Spenoza Thunderhead: A member of the Meijia tribe who uses the thunder spirit, Bolvick.
Calnarsa Lue Bonn: A bojutsu expert from the Boranzo tribe.
Horow: A ninja from the Boranzo tribe.
Seena Vanpied: A vampire from the Meijia tribe who uses the ice spirit, Windy.
Graneel: The game's sub-boss. He is a member of the Wallace tribe who wields a lance and can turn into a dragon.
Moonrize: The game's antagonist. A secretary of Spenoza and also a member of the Boranzo tribe.
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