Characters

The nominal hero. Summoned from the future world, he joins forces with Luna and Supika. The story claims he possesses enormous magical power, but his magic stat is actually quite low. He has no standout parameters and is mediocre across the board. There are no spells exclusive to the hero, so don't get your hopes up. One thing worth knowing: he can actually learn Cure 2. He can't learn Cure, so you might think healing is off the table — but Cure 2 alone is available, and it turns out surprisingly useful. To unlock it, spam Recover as much as possible.

The Great Mage of the Elm Kingdom, and a magic research enthusiast. Her high magic stat means she can learn all spells — raise her elemental levels to unlock them fast. Don't neglect her staff level either; high staff proficiency unlocks useful passive skills that complement her spellcasting. In boss fights you may be tempted to use her only for healing, but hitting elemental weaknesses with attack magic makes her incredibly powerful.

A knight of the Elm Kingdom. Serious and reliable. Her speed is a touch lacking, but her high HP and well-balanced stats make her very versatile. High HP makes her a great frontliner with the Vitality Pendant, or you can equip the Mana Pendant and use her as a healer. She can use swords, katanas, or daggers — for a support build, the Dagger is recommended.

A mysterious girl — or more accurately, a free spirit. She's said to excel at sealing magic, yet for some reason dresses as a martial artist. She claims it's her latest hobby, and her stats back it up: her physical attack is genuinely impressive, and her speed is high too. Her magic stat is low, so a physical combat style is recommended — but since she learns most healing spells, equipping the Mana Pendant to support while striking when there's an opening is also viable. Bosses hit hard, so keeping her healing skills leveled is always worth it.