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2026-04-03
talk about ~Ys I & II~ A heartwarming and moving RPG with the half-character shift
• A landmark ARPG series by Nihon Falcom, famous for the slogan "Now, RPGs are entering an era of kindness".
• Follows Adol Christin as he seeks the six Books of Ys to save Esteria and reaches a floating civilization.
• Features the adventurer Adol, the goddesses Feena and Reah, and the kind heroine Lilia.
• Combat relies on "bumping" into enemies; a "half-character offset" lets you attack without taking damage.
• The TurboGrafx-CD version reached North America as Ys Book I & II, featuring pioneering voice acting.
• Highly praised for its exceptional music by Yuzo Koshiro and detailed pixel graphics for its time.
• While "kind" to beginners, boss battles are notoriously hard and often require maximum levels to win.
• The Famicom(NES) port suffered from cryptic riddles, poor camera scrolling, and slow health recovery in towns.
• The series is based on Adol's travelogues; Makoto Shinkai directed openings for later PC remakes.
• It redefined ARPGs by prioritizing accessibility and narrative over grinding, leaving a massive legacy.
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talk about ~Ys I & II~ A heartwarming and moving RPG with the half-character shift
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