She’s the classic insufferable child with dead parents required to appear in every anime/JRPG. She pairs well with physical attackers, but she’s the most easily replaced character since healing items are plentiful and easy to use. Choose him if you enjoy moody himbos with huge pants.Ĭharlotte is a healer who can uses elemental attack buffs and doesn’t do much damage. He’s a sad werewolf with a goofy hat who misses his dog and hates his dad.
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Keep in mind you will have to change the time of day to night frequently if you want to get his full benefits in combat. He doesn’t learn many moves himself, so he’s best paired with those who can enhance him. Kevin is the most powerful physical attacker in the game but has lower defense than Duran. Choose her if you too have failed your parents. She also has very low attack and defense so she pairs well with support characters who can provide her with buffs or debuff enemies.Īngela’s mom hates her because she can’t do magic well enough. Her spells do great elemental damage, but you don’t unlock them all until the midgame. Choose him if you love vanilla ice cream.Īngela is the most powerful mage in the Trials of Mana. He’s your standard JRPG protagonist soldier boy and is mostly upset that he loses a fight at the beginning of the game. He can apply lots of elemental buffs to physical attacks, so he pairs well with melee characters.
The only combination I’d strongly advise against is Charlotte and Angela because they both have very low physical attack and their abilities don’t complement each other well.ĭuran is the second best physical attacker in the game and has the most defense. It’s impossible to choose a party that’s so bad you can’t complete the game. Overall, the characters are designed to all work with each other to some degree. If you’re using Kevin, who has powerful physical attacks, you may want to combine him with someone like Duran or Charlotte who can add elemental properties to physical attackers. If you’re using Angela, who has powerful elemental attacks, you might want someone like Reisz who can buff magic attack. There are obviously some characters who complement each other better than others. Each of the six character narratives are paired with another, so you’ll see the most narrative cohesion if you choose one of these duos. The three you don’t choose will appear as NPCs and the primary focus will always remain on the first character you select. You’ll also get bits of narrative from and for the other two characters in your party.
You’ll control them in town and, for the most part, see the story through their perspective.
Whichever character you choose first is the main focus of the story. To help you decide, we’ve put together some general tips on party composition followed by a full breakdown of each character’s strengths and weaknesses. There are six potential characters in the game, but you can only use three in any given playthrough. The toughest decision in Trials of Mana is one of the first you will make - choosing your characters.
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