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Lunar is a series of Japanese style role-playing games developed by Game Arts Co. Ltd.

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Main Series:  The first game in the series is titled Lunar: The Silver Star for the Sega CD (Platform). It was later enhanced and expanded as Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete for the Sony Playstation and Sega Saturn. A Game Boy Advance (Platform) version was also created (with out full-motion video or recorded voice and some visual differences) which was called Lunar Legend (Game). It was completely remade again with an enhanced translation and newer graphics much more recently as Lunar: Silver Star Harmony for the Sony PSP. Many people consider the PSP version to be the most complete and definitive version (it also says that on the U.S. PSP version's box).    The second game in the series is titled Lunar: Eternal Blue for the Sega CD (Platform). This title was also later enhanced and expanded as Lunar 2: Eternal Blue Complete for the Sony Playstation and Sega Saturn.    There have been rumors of a "Lunar 3" but there is not much solid information yet.    Spin-offs:  Lunar: Dragon Song was one of the first role-playing games for the Nintendo DS (Platform). It is set 100 years before the main story and uses some of the DS touch screen controls which is new for the series.

Games

Lunar: The Silver Star

26 June 1992

Platforms/iPhonePlatforms/Sega CD

Lunar: Eternal Blue

22 December 1994

Platforms/Sega CD

Lunar: Walking School

12 January 1995

Platforms/Game Gear

Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete

25 October 1996

Platforms/PCPlatforms/PlayStationPlatforms/Saturn

Magic School Lunar!

20 November 1997

Platforms/Saturn

Lunar 2: Eternal Blue Complete

15 December 2000

Platforms/PlayStationPlatforms/Saturn

Lunar Legend (Game)

10 December 2002

Platforms/Game Boy Advance

Lunar: Dragon Song

27 September 2005

Platforms/Nintendo DS

Lunar: Silver Star Harmony

12 November 2009

Platforms/PlayStation PortablePlatforms/PlayStation Network PSPPlatforms/PlayStation Network Vita

Lunar Remastered Collection (Game)

18 April 2025

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Nintendo SwitchPlatforms/Xbox OnePlatforms/PlayStation 4Platforms/PlayStation 5

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Name

Lunar

Features

10 games

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First game

Lunar: The Silver Star

Aliases

Characters

• Has characters: Alex Noah (Character), Ghaleon (Character), Xenobia (Character), Jessica Alkirk (Character), Kyle (Character), Luna Noah (Character), Mia Ausa (Character), Nall (Character), Nash Rumack (Character), Ramus Farmain (Character), Ruby (Character), Hiro (Character), Lucia (Character), Ronfar (Character), Jean (Character), Lemina (Character), Leo (Character), Dyne (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Sewer (Location), Lunar (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Murder (Concept), Not-So-Bad Guy (Concept), Palette Swap (Concept), Tragic Villain (Concept), Villain Turned Good (Concept), Zombie (Concept), Classical Elements (Concept), Anthropomorphism (Concept), Clear Save (Concept), Love (Concept), Non-Player Character (Concept), Plot Twist (Concept), Saving the World (Concept), Sprite (Concept), Spin-Off (Concept), Cutscene (Concept), Tragic Hero (Concept), Melee (Concept), Boss Fight (Concept), Boss (Concept), Final Boss (Concept), Abilitease (Concept), Audio Logs (Concept), Secret Past (Concept), Dark Second Act (Concept), Easter Egg (Concept), Romance (Concept), Pixel Art (Concept), Magic (Concept), Hit Points (Concept), Floating Island (Concept), Experience Points (Concept), Health (Concept), 2D (Concept), Chosen One (Concept), Transforming Boss (Concept), Open World (Concept), Escort Mission (Concept), Human (Concept), Dragon (Concept), Tsundere (Concept), Nudity (Concept), Anti-Villain (Concept), Artificial Intelligence (Concept), Character Class (Concept), God Complex (Concept), Disguise (Concept), Power of Friendship (Concept), Party System (Concept), Level Up (Concept), Death (Concept), Hostage (Concept), J-Pop (Concept), Digital Distribution (Concept), Barbie Doll Nudity (Concept), Overworld (Concept), Turn-Based (Concept), E3 2009 (Concept), Happily Ever After (Concept), Checkpoint (Concept), End Credits Songs (Concept), Random Encounter (Concept), Battle Screen (Concept), Cloth Map (Concept), Damage Numbers (Concept), E3 1998 (Concept), E3 1999 (Concept), E3 2000 (Concept), Level Scaling (Concept), Redbook Audio (Concept), Remake (Concept), Swimsuit Scene (Concept), In-Field Enemy (Concept), Message (Concept), Fan Translation (Concept), Useless Useful Spell (Concept), Localized Soundtrack (Concept), DS Acronym in the Title (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Katana (Object), Water (Object), Bow (Object), Claw (Object), Knife (Object), Whip (Object), Sword (Object), Armor (Object), Boat (Object), Bandana (Object), Mirror (Object), Magic Staff (Object), Boomerang (Object), Mirror Shield (Object), Shield (Object), Gauntlets (Object), Mace (Object), Wand (Object), Longsword (Object), Sega Saturn (Object), Sword of Althena (Object)

People

• Has people: Troy Baker (Person), Yuri Lowenthal (Person), Tomokazu Seki (Person), Danielle Judovits (Person), Aya Hisakawa (Person), Bill King (Person), Bret Berry (Person), Takeshi Miyaji (Person), Laurent Detoc (Person), Kikuko Inoue (Person), Don Shirley (Person), Toshiyuki Kubooka (Person), Victor Ireland (Person), Zach Meston (Person), Tony Kee (Person), Tomohiro Takeda (Person), Corey Fong (Person), Akira Kashiwagi (Person), Frank Hom (Person), Dave Zdyrko (Person), Hiroyuki Koyama (Person), Isao Mizoguchi (Person), Mitsuhiro Mazda (Person), Noriyuki Iwadare (Person), Takahiro Ohura (Person), Yoichi Miyaji (Person), Cindy Lum (Person), Hiroshi Fujioka (Person), Kei Shigema (Person), Tats Myojo (Person), Yuji Takahashi (Person), Ashley Angel (Person), Bill Staeck (Person), Dean Williams (Person), Rhonda Gibson (Person), Yoshiaki Kubodera (Person)