It was released on Februin Japan, and in North America on September 25, 2006.2006. Unlike the first game, which was published by then-Monolith Soft owner Namco, Origins was published by Nintendo, and was not released in Europe. The game retains the original's focus around the concept of "Magnus" - magical cards that capture the "essence" of items found in the in-game world, where the concept is still used as a plot device, for in-game item management, and as a basis for the card-themed battle system, albeit with minor tweaks. Similar to the first entry, the player assume the role of a " guardian spirit" – an unseen player avatar – who guides protagonist Sagi and his party of companions in an adventure across an aerial floating island-based kingdom in the clouds. The game is a prequel to Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean. &0183 &32 Game Name: Baten Kaitos Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean Console: GameCube Category: Redump Game Release: Publisher: Namco Languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish Image Format: ISO Description:The story of the game takes place in a world where the five continents are vast floating islands did you say Skies Of Arcadia and Baten Kaitos Origins is a 2006 role-playing video game developed by Monolith Soft and Tri-Crescendo for the GameCube video game console.
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Magnus come in two forms - battle and quest. Unlike typical role-playing games, the Baten Kaitos series uses a mechanism where all in-game items are stored in magical cards called "Magnus". Outside of this, the player also maneuvers the main character, "Sagi" through the game's environment and battles in the traditional sense. Similar to the original, the player plays the role of a " guardian spirit" that can break the fourth wall to interact with the game party through dialogue options. Main article: Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost OceanThe game plays as a traditional JRPG and very similarly to the first Baten Kaitos game, albeit with some changes and adjustments.
Some Magnus change naturally as time progresses (such as a fruit changing from ripe to rotten), while other Magnus may be combined manually using the "Magnus Mixer" to create new, more powerful items. For example, if the player wanted to light a torch, they could choose to use a Fire Magnus next to it. Quest Magus, on the other hand, are treated like most in-game RPG items, and can be used to interact with the game's environment. Hence, equipment and even attack types exist as cards, rather than as statistics associated with the characters.
Battle Magnus are assigned number value, and playing increasingly higher numbered cards spur combos that increase effectiveness. A key difference is that all characters now use cards from a single deck and play from a single hand, instead of having separate decks as it was in the original Baten Kaitos. Battles are turn based, but have brief time limits in which cards must be selected as well. In addition to playing through the game's main narrative, many side quests exist as well, including on-going efforts to restore the abandoned village of Sedna.The game retains the core battle system from the original game as well, which focuses around the player selecting Magnus cards in specific orders to attack and deplete the health of computer-controlled opponents. As the game progresses, the player obtains more Magnus to be used and manipulated as needed.
Synopsis Settings and characters The game is a prequel to the original Baten Kaitos game, taking place in the same fictional world twenty years prior to the events of the first game. The game does not contain random battles enemy characters are visible on the field, and the player is able to choose to fight or avoid them. The game contains no "out of battle" statistics, so there is no need to heal characters after battles.
Other playable characters include Guillo, a mechanized synthetic, genderless life form of which Sagi knows through working through the "Dark Service" force Sagi does for a living, and Milly, a sheltered, runaway young woman who decides to travel with the two. Communication is limited to pre-set dialogue tree option selections. The player plays the role of an unseen guardian spirit who can communicate to Sagi, the main character, who is a "spiriter" - a rare type of person who can communicate with said spirits. The main race of characters are human-like in nature, but possess bird-like wings on their back that assists in flying in small short bursts. The overall theme of the game's world is that of a struggle between "pro-magnation" (the power of hearts, wings of the heart, and magic) and "pro-machination" (mechanical) forces having many parallels to the modern concept of industrialization. While featuring a new cast of playable characters, younger versions of characters from the original game can be found scattered across the game's world, albeit twenty years younger.
He is joined by Guillo, a sentient mechanized puppet animated by magic. The role of the Guardian Spirit is taken by the player. Sagi is a spiriter: someone with a connection to an extra-dimensional entity called a Guardian Spirit that provides power and protection. The main character, Sagi, works for the Alfard Empire in an elite unit, the Dark Service, that reports directly to a powerful politician, Lord Baelheit.
The project, ordered by Baelheit on behalf of Olgan, was abandoned after a mishap, but Sagi still lived on with pieces of Malpercio within him. They discover the visions are real scenes from the past, and that Malpercio was not a god, but simply a group of warriors who solicited the help of dark forces to defeat Wiseman.Sagi learns that he is not actually a spiriter, but a subject in Empire's "Malideiter Project" experiments to create artificial spiriters by infusing people with pieces of Malpercio's afterlings. Whenever an afterling is slain in Sagi's presence, he sees visions of another world, in which a sorcerer named Wiseman pursues "pro-magnation" to turn every being in the world into Magnus. The group encounters more Umbra on their journey, learning that they are "afterlings", pieces of an ancient, evil god named Malpercio. Though Sagi's group secure the cooperation of the other nations' leaders, they're unable to contend with the powerful mechanical weapons of Baelheit's Machina Vanguard, ultimately allowing Baelheit to establish footholds in every nation. They also continue to work under Verus as Verus runs against Baelheit in an election to replace Olgan.Verus assigns the group to stop Baelheit's efforts at pro-machination, an effort to forcibly mechanize key locations in other nations to boost Baelheit's power and control.
With the help of his own guardian spirit, Baelheit managed to revive Milly using Machina.Baelheit wins the election over Verus and becomes Emperor. Baelheit reveals that Milly is half-Machina when she was just a child, a failed experiment similar to the "Malideither Project" tore her in half and killed her mother. Meanwhile, Milly admits she is Baelheit's daughter, sent to spy on the group until she had a change of heart. Sagi coming to terms with the player on this gives him the strength to defeat Machina Vanguard.
In the chaos of the fortress's collapse, Guillo sacrifices itself to save Sagi. Sagi, Milly and Guillo flee, aided by the previously defeated members of the Machina Vanguard. With the aid of the members of Malpercio, Sagi is able to defeat Wiseman, but this leads to Tarazed's collapse. The group defeats him, but this brings Wiseman, who had possessed Verus, out to attack the group. Verus reveals he has been pulling the strings and using the group for his own corrupt goals. Verus orders Sagi to stop Baelheit, and Sagi does so.
Geldoblame, as Verus's most loyal devotee, is devastated and driven mad by Verus's betrayal, but discovers that he is now Emperor due to the deaths of Verus and Baelheit's entire cabinet in the destruction of Tarazed.
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