Lunar 2: Eternal Blue Complete--English Playstation Version

                          FAQ/Walkthrough version 0.1

                                by Daniel Wagoner

                        Original Version July 3, 2000

                          Last Revision July 3, 2000

*Note:  This file is best viewed with WordPad for Windows 95/98 in normal 

(640X480) resolution.



Contents:

I.    Revision History

II.   Introduction

III.  Version Differences

IV.   Common Questions

V.    Characters

VI.   Lists

    A.  Spells

    B.  Items

    C.  Special Items

    D.  Accessories

    E.  Magic Items

    F.  Weapons

    G.  Armor and other equipment

    H.  Bromide Locations

VII.  Walkthrough

VIII. Song Lyrics and Soundtrack CD track list

IX.   Special Thanks



I.  Revision History

version 0.1--initial release; covers only the demo version.



II.  Introduction

Note: This FAQ is currently based on the demo version of Lunar 2.  It will be 

updated to include the full version as soon as the full game is released.  This 

demo can only be obtained by purchasing or renting the Working Designs strategy 

game Vanguard Bandits (formerly known as Detonator Gauntlet).  Look for it at a 

retail or video game rental store near you!



Lunar: Eternal Blue is the second game in the popular Lunar series.  It is a 

traditional style RPG for the Sony Playstation.  It features beautiful 2D 

graphics, an excellent storyline, a witty text translation, a great battle 

system, over 50 minutes of animated video sequences, and over an hour of total 

speech from many different speaking characters.  *DEMO ONLY--Save games take up 

a total of 2 memory blocks on a Sony memory card, which allows the user to make 

up to 3 saves per card.

If you haven't played the first Lunar game, Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete, I 

would advise you to play it first (check out my FAQ on that game for more 

information).  The storyline In Lunar: Eternal Blue is based heavily on Lunar: 

SSSC's story, and Lunar: EB contains many major spoilers for Lunar: SSSC's 

storyline.  If you can't find Lunar: SSC for the PSX, it will be released for 

the PC later this year.

This is the first version of my Lunar: EB FAQ for the Sony Playstation.  It is 

laid out just like my Lunar: SSSC FAQ, and you may notice many similarities 

between the two.  This initial version only covers the playable demo, since the 

full game has not yet been released as of this writing.



--Demo Notes:  As of now, the current release date for the full game is 

estimated at August, but I'm predicting a September release; in any case, the 

game should certainly be out by the end of the year.  The demo contains the 

first area of the game almost as it will appear in the full version.  There are 

many small details in the demo that will likely be changed in the final game.  

The Japanese speech in battles will most certainly be translated, the slight lag 

in the music during battle will hopefully be gone, and the dash feature in the 

dungeons will possibly be changed, along with a few other things.  Unlike most 

PSX demos, you can save your progress in this demo.  However, these save games 

will most likely NOT be compatible with the full game, because the save system 

for the final game will most likely be different than the demo's save system.



I tried my best not to spoil anything about the game for you.  I recommend that 

if you're playing the game for the first time, use this file as a reference.  If 

you get stuck, go to the part of the Walkthrough where you need help and read 

only until you find the answer to your question.  Some spoiler information will 

be given away in the walkthrough, be warned!  Your party is limited to level 16 

in the demo, and the demo ends immediately after the battle with Plantella.  

You're limited to level 16, and once all characters in your party reach that 

level, you will no longer gain EXP or Silver from battles.  Since there were no 

instructions with the demo, here's a list of what the buttons do:

Start: quick save during walkabout mode.

Select: activate menu.

Directional pad/Left analog stick: move characters/cursor.

R&L buttons: In menus, these buttons will switch between

             characters when you are looking at equipment or spells.

O button: dash; used in dungeons ONLY.  Tapping this gives you about a

          3-second boost of speed.

X button: action button; used to accept options, talk, search, etc.

Square button: activate menu.

Triangle button: cancel selections.

"L3" button: by pushing in the left analog stick until it clicks, you can

             dash, just as with the O button.



The analog controller is supported, and it allows you to alternatively use the 

left analog joystick to move your characters.  "Dual Shock" is supported; it 

provides jolts in battles, and other parts of the game as well.  



The menu works like this: select from the following options: Magic, Item, Equip, 

and System.  Non-equipped items are stored in a single inventory, which is 

shared by the party.  You can carry up to 20 of each item, but I'm not sure how 

many different items you can hold at once, due to the limited number of items 

available in the demo version, but it appears to be at least 40.  The equip 

screen doubles as a status screen for each character.  Each character can equip 

a weapon, shield, helmet, armor, 2 accessories, and 2 magic items.  Some 

characters, such as Lucia and Gwyn, cannot change their equipment.  Note that 

you can save your game anywhere you like, as long as you have control of the 

characters.



The system menu has the following options: Save, Load, Tactics, and Configure.  

Tactics allows you to change the party formation, as well as set up user-defined 

command sequences to be used in battle.  The config screen has the following 

options:



Vibration: On or Off (turns on/off the "Dual Shock" feature

Window Style: Opaque or Clear (self explanatory)

Window Color: (choose from Blue, Green, Red, Yellow, or Gray)

Spell Names: On or Off (enable/disable spell name display in battle)



Unfortunately, you can't change the button assignments :(



III.  Version Differences

There are many different versions of Lunar 2.  This section will attempt to 

clarify the differences between the versions.



The first version is called Lunar: Eternal Blue for the Sega CD.  There are both 

Japanese and English versions of this game.  



The second version is Lunar: Eternal Blue for the Sega Saturn.  Only a Japanese 

version exists.  This game had improved graphics and animations over the 

original.  However, the storyline remains relatively unchanged.



The latest version is Lunar: Eternal Blue for the Sony Playstation.  This is the 

version this FAQ deals with.  There are Japanese and English versions.  This 

game is very similar to the second version.  I am not aware of any major 

differences.  I own the Sega CD English version and the English PSX version.  I 

do not have first hand information about the Saturn version; I am simply 

repeating information I have found on the Internet regarding these versions.  If 

I am in error in any way, please let me know.



Differences between the Sega CD and PSX English versions (no spoilers): 

Most of the game and the storyline are almost identical.  There is now more 

emphasis on the relationship between Hiro and Lucia, which lets the player feel 

the building relationship between the two main characters.  The magic system has 

been changed.  There are no more Magic EXP.  New spells are either learned by 

leveling-up, or by equipping magical items that bestow new spells.  Also, there 

is NO cost for saving the game, as there was in the English Sega CD version.  

Also new are the Bromides.  Just like in Lunar: SSSC, there are many secret 

Bromides to be found in Lunar: EB.  The difference is that in this game, there 

are male bromides as well as female ones!  The demo version contains one 

bromide: Lucia's bromide 1.  That's the basic gist of what's new in the PSX 

version.



IV.  Common Questions (*coming soon!)



V.  Characters

Hiro-The hero (obviously).  A boy who lives in Salyan Desert with his

     grandfather.  He really enjoys exploring, and tends to get into

     trouble rather easily.

Ruby-Hiro's pet.  She looks like a flying cat.  Oh, and she talks... a LOT.

Gwyn-Hiro's grandfather.  He knows a lot about the Blue Spire.  (Isn't Gwyn

     a girl's name?  Oh, well...)

Lucia-A mysterious girl who comes from the Blue Star in search of Althena.

Ronfar-A priest (uh, well, he's SUPPOSED to be a priest...) who loves to

       gamble.

Jean-A dancer who works for a traveling carnival.  Something strange

     happened to her in the past that she won't talk about...

*Lemina-A descendant of Mia Ausa.  She is trying to revive the ancient

        Magic Guild of Vane.  Lemina is a skilled wizardess.

*Miria Ausa-Lemina's mother.

Giban-The leader of Jean's caravan.

Leo-The White Knight of Althena's elite guard.  He is a very powerful and

    loyal knight.  He controls the White Dragon.

*Borgan-A wizard who is trying to take control of Vane.  He controls the

        Black Dragon.

Mauri-A priestess of Althena who controls the Red Dragon.  She is the

      sister of Leo.

*Lunn-A karate master who controls the Blue Dragon.

*????-The leader of a group of rogue children.  There's something very

      strange and very familiar about this boy...

Zophar-Brad Levicoff, the webmaster of Zophar's Domain

       (http://www.zophar.net).  No, wait... you meant the character in

       Lunar: EB!  He's a powerful evil entity who has come to the world of

       Lunar.  He doesn't like Lucia very much.  Oh, and his voice sounds

       REALLY cool :)

*Althena-The benevolent goddess of the world of Lunar.  No one has seen her

        lately...

*=This character is not found in the demo version.



VI.  Lists

A.  Spells (1E=One Enemy, EZ=Enemy Zone, AE=All Enemies, 1A=One Ally,

            AZ=Ally Zone, AA=All Allies, OS=One's Self, SL=Single Line.

            Format is: Name--MP used, target, level learned, description.)

Hiro:

Boomerang--3MP, 1E, Level 5, minor Wind damage.

Poe Sword--6MP, 1E, Level 7, a jumping sword attack.

Squall--7MP, EZ, level 9, moderate Wind damage, NOT Rinoa's boyfriend.

Sybillium Sword--10MP, EZ, Level 16, a ranged sword attack.



Gwyn:

Heal Litany--4MP, 1A, Level 9, heals HP.

Calm Litany--12MP, AA, Level 9, heals HP.

Fractured Armor--6MP, 1E, Level 10, lowers enemy defense power.

Shattered Sword--6MP, 1E, Level 12, lowers enemy attack power.



Lucia: (Lucia apparently has infinite MP, and casts spells automatically)

Atomic Burn--1E, strong attack on one enemy.

Thunder Blow--EZ, large range lightning bolt.

Plasma Rain--AE, raining plasma... that's GOT to be painful...

Magic Barrier--1A, raises defense power.

Napalm Shot--1E, projectiles impale the enemy.



Ronfar:

Heal Litany--4MP, 1A, Level 12, heals HP.

Calm Litany--12MP, AA, Level 12, heals HP.

Anger Dice--2MP, 1E, Level 12, higher roll=more damage.

Clean Magic--3MP, 1A, Level 12, cures status ailments.

Destiny Dice--5MP, AE/OS, Level 13, pick odd or even dice--if you win,

              it damages enemies, lose and Ronfar gets whacked for minor

              damage.

Divine Intervention--5MP, 1A, Level 15, regenerates some HP after each

                     round.

Escape Litany--2MP, AA, Level 16, transports the party out of a dungeon.



Jean:

Butterfly Dance--6MP, 1E, Level 16, poisonous dance attack.

Sleep Step--5MP, 1E, Level 16, puts enemy to sleep while attacking.

Wasp Dance--7MP, 1E, Level 16, this paralyzing dance really stings!



Item Magic: These spells are gained only by equipping the appropriate item.

Poison Dart--5MP, 1E, venomous projectile.



B.  Items

Herb--restores about 50 HP; 40 Silver.

Star Light--restores about 20 MP; found in chests.

Angel's Tear--revives one fallen friend; 1,000 Silver.

Healing Nut--restores about 200 HP; found in Blue Spire chest.

Purity Herb--cures poison; 20 Silver.

Vitality Vial--dispels disabilities; 50 Silver.

Dragonfly Wing--escape from dungeons; 100 Silver.

Passion Fruit--restores full HP; found in a forest chest.

Jewel of Life--restores some HP to the party; found in a forest chest.



C.  Special Items

Right Dragon Jewel--A dragon eye jewel found in the Dragon Ruins.

Left Dragon Jewel--A dragon eye jewel from Gwyn's collection.

Rope Ladder--A simple ladder given by Jean.

Bromides--pictures of the game characters; see section H, below.



D.  Accessories

Medallion--Lucia's Pendant, attributes unknown; Lucia has it; this is the

           same pendant that is included in the Lunar 2 game box (the full

           game)!!  Wear it with pride!

Iron Clogs--Flat metal shoes; defense power +10, range -3; found in a chest

            at Althena's Spring.



E.  Magic items

Snake Crest--Enables "Poison Dart"; attack power -5; found in a chest in

             the Forest of Illusion.



F. Weapons (H=Hiro, R=Ronfar, J=Jean)



ITEM NAME      Power   User      Price/location    Description

--------------------------------------------------------------------------

Dagger          +2    H,R,J      Hiro has it       -# of attacks +1

Ancient Dagger  +5    H,R,J      Gwyn's chest      -# of attacks +1

Mace            +15     R        300 Silver        -No, not the spray

Short Sword     +17     H        340 Silver        -Short but strong

Flail           +21     R        630 Silver        -Spiked ball & chain

Long Sword      +23     H        690 Silver        -Size DOES matter!

Feather Fan     +24     J        Jean has it       -Fan for a dancer



G. Armor and other equipment (H=Hiro, R=Ronfar, J=Jean)



ITEM NAME      Power   User      Price/location    Description 

--------------------------------------------------------------------------

Peasant Clothes +3     H,R,J     Ronfar has it     -Simple attire

Adventurer's

  Clothes       +6     H,R,J     Hiro has it       -Weak defense

Lucia's Clothes ???    Lucia     Lucia has it      -A long, red robe

Leather Armor   +12     H,R      360 Silver        -Made from tough cows

Pretty Dress    +14      J       Jean has it       -Stage clothes

Chain Mail      +18     H,R      Found in a chest  -Light chain armor

Bandanna        +1       R       Ronfar has it     -Simple sweatband

Leather Cap     +2       H       40 Silver         -Head-hugger

Colorful

  Bandanna      +3       R       60 Silver         -Tie-dyed sweatband

Lucia's Hat     ???    Lucia     Lucia has it      -A crimson hat

Saucepan Lid    +2     H,R,J     Larpa chest       -A shield... almost

Bracelet        +4       R       80 Silver         -White wrist-wrap

Wood Shield     +5       H       100 Silver        -A former stump

Iron Shield     +10      H       Privates drop     -Military shield



H. Bromide Locations

Lucia's Bromide 1--Get it from a man standing outside the east house in

                   Larpa while you are searching for Lucia.



VII.  Walkthrough

The Beginning:

	The game begins on the Blue Star.  Watch the opening FMVs as Lucia awakens 

and surveys the landscape (I don't believe I would stand naked in a fierce 

snowstorm like that, would you??).  The scene then switches to the world of 

Lunar, where Hiro is exploring the Dragon Ruins.  He manages to collect the 

Dragon Eye before he sets off a trap and losing his footing.  Watch and listen 

as Hiro and Ruby make a daring escape from the treacherous ruins!  Once outside, 

you will finally have control of Hiro.  Head south to reach the first dungeon.



--East Salyan Desert: Treasure found here: Herb, 100 Silver.

Really easy, just keep heading south to the exit.  Just watch your HP, and 

return to Althena's statue at the entrance to this area to restore your health, 

or use herbs.  About halfway through this area, the ground will shake and a 

giant ship will appear.  This is the Dragonship Destiny, commanded by White 

Knight Leo.  Apparently, Leo has business with Hiro's grandfather.  Continue 

south through the rest of this straightforward dungeon.



After leaving this monster-infested region, head northeast to Hiro's home.  The 

Destiny is parked right outside, something must be up...  Head into Hiro's home 

and speak with Gwyn, and then Lord Leo.  After Gwyn refuses to give Leo any 

information, Leo storms out to find the Destroyer.  Head upstairs to the 

telescope when Gwyn calls you, and you'll witness a strange beam of light 

descending on the Blue Spire.  Gwyn suggests that you go investigate.  Head down 

to the basement and open the chest to find the Ancient Dagger.  Take the time to 

read the books while you're down here.  Go back upstairs and speak to Gwyn and 

equip the Ancient Dagger as he suggests.  Now, head north to the Spire!



--The Blue Spire: Treasure found here: Angel's Tear (x2), Star Light (x2),

Herb (x2), Healing Nut, 72 Silver.

Approach the entrance and check out the Guardian statues if you want.  Gwyn  

will take the Left Dragon Jewel and place it in the socket in the dragon's head.  

Hmm...  Nothing happened.  But, there's still another empty socket!  Approach it 

and press X and Hiro will place the Right Dragon Jewel into the socket, causing 

the door to open.  Now head inside...  In the first chamber, press the switches 

in the northwest, southwest, and southeast corners of the room to form a bridge 

leading north.  Once you cross the bridge, go east to find another switch.  This 

one deactivates the force field to the west.  When fighting the mummy enemies, 

attack the purple mummy with a Poe Sword for an easy win.  Once the purple mummy 

dies, they all go down.  Go to the next area and enter all the doors and 

activate all 4 floating orbs to activate the transporter in the southern part of 

this area.  After exiting the transporter, head north and watch the quick FMV of 

the Spire and be sure to heal at the goddess statue.  Keep heading north into 

the next room and ascend either of the two staircases.  On the next floor, go up 

either the southwest or southeast staircase.  On the next floor, ascend the 

middle staircase to continue.  This time ascend either of the two staircases at 

the south end of the room.  Now just enter the staircase to the northwest for 

some temporary relief from the monsters.  Take a moment to gaze at the beauty of 

the Blue Star, and then head east to the stairs leading to the 7th floor.  Here, 

Grandpa Gwyn will astound you with his complete lack of investigative ability.  

While he examines the wall for a non-existent secret passage, you might want to 

check out the strange magic symbol with the image of the Blue Star hovering over 

it at the north side of the room.  You will soon find yourself transported to 

another chamber where a woman, Lucia, appears.  Approach the crystal to view the 

FMV of Lucia's appearance.  Lucia asks simply to be taken to see Althena.  Hiro, 

stunned by Lucia's goddess-like beauty, finally manages a response, but only 

after fending off Ruby's jealous attack.  Hiro agrees to help Lucia, and she 

transports them back to the 7th floor.  Gwyn is surprised, and the group 

prepares to descend back down the Spire.  On the floor below, some monsters 

attack.  It doesn't matter what strategy you employ, because before anyone can 

act, Lucia will destroy all the monsters at once with her awesome magic!  

Continue down, and try to fight every enemy you find to take advantage of 

Lucia's immense power for some easy EXP and Silver.  Note that Lucia cannot be 

controlled, and acts automatically.  This does not change throughout the entire 

game.  Try to get Gwyn up to level 12 by going up and down the spire looking for 

enemies.  When you get to the area where Althena's statue is, Lucia will try to 

sense Althena's presence, but she can't.  Then, an ominous voice is heard.  It's 

Zophar!  He's the Destroyer, not Lucia!  Lucia attempts to summon the power of 

the Four Dragons, but to no avail!  Zophar responds by casting a terrible curse 

on Lucia, one that threatens her life.  Now you must find a way to restore her 

to health.  Lucia now has only 1HP, and all of her powers are gone.  She'll 

spend the upcoming battles cowering in the corner, running away, or fainting.  

Once you reach the goddess statue, heal up and save.  Continue south and you'll 

see that Zophar's presence has woken up the Guardian statue!



Guardian (AKA: Stoneman)

HP: ????

Weakness: none



This is the first boss battle, and it can be tough if you don't take appropriate 

action.  The Guardian will always start by boosting his attack and defense, so 

you should lower them.  Have Gwyn cast Fractured Armor and Shattered Sword the 

first two rounds.  Hiro should ALWAYS use Poe Sword.  Lucia will spend her time 

cowering in the corner, so forget about her for the moment.  Have Gwyn cast Heal 

Litany and Calm Litany as needed.  Use herbs if he runs out of MP.  If Hiro is 

killed, use an Angel's Tear right away!  Have Gwyn attack if no healing is 

needed.  You may need to cast Shattered Sword again if the Guardian boosts 

himself, but if you need to be healed, make that your top priority.  It takes 

quite a few rounds to beat this thing, but it will go down in time.  Make sure 

to revisit Althena's statue before proceeding!  Make your way out of the tower, 

but try not to get bogged down with too many battles.  When you reach the 

entrance to the tower, there are four more Guardians awaiting you!  You'll be 

thrown into another battle, but it looks pretty grim...  Just put the controls 

on AI and once two people are knocked out, a beam of white light will wipe out 

the monsters!  It's Lord Leo's White Dragon Cannon!  Head southeast to find the 

Destiny.  Leo will berate Gwyn for endangering himself, and then he notices 

Lucia.  Fortunately, Hiro will mislead Leo into thinking the Destroyer is still 

in the tower.  Now head back to Hiro's home to see about that curse...



Lucia's Curse and the Gamblin' Priest:

	Upon entering Hiro's home, Lucia will lie down on the couch while Gwyn 

does some research.  Speak to Lucia twice and Gwyn will return, saying there's 

nothing he can do.  Then he remembers about a priest named Ronfar rumored to be 

living in Larpa.  Gwyn then prepares his boat for Hiro to use and then leaves 

the party.  Board the boat by pressing X while standing next to it, and sail to 

the dock to the west.  Press O to disembark.  Walk west to find the village of 

Larpa.  Larpa is a den of thieves, gamblers, and drunks.  There's a shrine to 

Althena here, but most of the people don't seem to care about it.  You'll find 

Ronfar in the tavern, but he won't talk to you at first.  Explore the town, and 

check out Ronfar's house at the west end of town.  Read the note on the door, 

then go talk to Ronfar.  Play a couple of games of dice with him; it doesn't 

matter what you pick, you'll always lose.  Tell him you've had enough and then 

talk to him again.  Lucia will faint and Ronfar will take her to his house.  

Follow Ronfar and talk to him in his house.  Pretty soon, Leo will show up and 

ask Ronfar if he's seen Lucia the "Destroyer."  Ruby is certain that Ronfar will 

turn them in, but he just brushes Leo off instead.  Talk to Ronfar and he'll 

play another game of dice with you.  Pick either even or odd dice and this time 

you'll win.  Go get Lucia and then talk to Ronfar.  He will reveal a hidden path 

to the sanctuary.



--Larpa Pass: Treasure found here: 500 Silver

This couldn't be simpler, just head north to the stairs, and then south to the 

exit.



When you exit the cave, jump off the cliff and enter the shrine.  Go to the main 

sanctuary and Ronfar will call upon Althena to break the curse, but it doesn't 

work.  Ronfar then recalls how he failed to lift a similar illness from his ex-

girlfriend, Mauri.  Ronfar tries to lift the curse once again, this time with 

absolute conviction.  It works, and Lucia is freed from the curse!  Lucia has 

not been restored to full power, however, but she will gain more HP and new 

spells as Hiro gains levels.  Return to "Casa De Ronfar" and stay the night.



The Road to Pentagulia, the Holy City:

	In the morning, Lucia will be gone and Ronfar will still be recovering 

from the curse-lifting incident.  Now go and search for Lucia in Larpa.  Go to 

the house on the east side of town first; it's the one with the baby.  Before 

you go in, talk to the man standing outside to get Lucia's Bromide 1.  Inside, 

speak with the baby's mother and she'll tell you about Lucia's recent visit.  

Next, head to the mayor's house at the north end of town and talk to the mayor.  

He'll tell you that Lucia asked about Pentagulia and left without paying his 

"information fee."  Hiro will have to cough up 30 Silver to pay the man.  After 

visiting these two locations, Lucia can be found at the eastern pier.  Talk to 

her and she will leave for Dalton to find Pentagulia on her own.  As you head 

out of town, Ronfar will catch up to you and inform you that the Destiny is 

headed for Dalton!  Now head northwest of Larpa towards Dalton.



--West Salyan Desert: Treasure found here: 300 Silver.

Another simple dungeon; just head north.



Once you enter Dalton, you'll witness Leo interrogating Lucia.  She fends off 

the guards until Leo attacks her.  Leo knocks her out with one swift blow!  You 

have to find a way onto that ship to rescue her...  Someone has smashed the 

goddess statue at the entrance to the village, so you must look elsewhere for 

healing.  There's a statue at the shrine, which costs 100 Silver to use, but I 

suggest you wait.  One of the buildings on the west end of town leads across a 

breezeway to the port of the Destiny.  Climb aboard and enter the north hatch.  

Use the goddess statue here to restore your health before venturing any further.



--Dragonship Destiny: Treasure found here: none.

From the statue, head downstairs.  On the Destiny, you merely have to make your 

way down to the engine room, fighting soldiers as you go.  The fights aren't too 

bad, just keep attacking and make sure you keep your HP up.  Don't attack the 

privates when their shields are raised.  They will counter your attacks.  It's 

safe to use magic and Hiro's Poe Sword, but don't use physical attacks while 

they're defending.  You must fight all but one of the soldiers, so just keep 

fighting.  When you reach the engine room, you'll overhear Leo interrogating 

Lucia again.  When she won't answer his inquiries, Leo orders her execution and 

locks her up.  Approach the cell and press the switch to open the door.  Before 

you can leave, Leo will approach, and everyone will take cover.  When Leo runs 

into the cell, sneak up on him and press the switch to lock him inside.  Exit 

the Destiny the way you came in.  Now head northeast of Dalton towards the 

Forest of Illusion.  



--Forest of Illusion: Treasure found here: Herb (x5), 600 Silver,

Star Light, Snake Crest, 146 Silver, Chain Mail.

The first part of this dungeon is called the Starlight Forest.  Keep heading 

northeast to exit this area.  Now you'll come to a clearing where the infamous 

Star Dragon Tower resides.  You won't be able to get inside for a VERY long time 

(and certainly not in the demo version), so don't worry about it for now.  Your 

party will take a rest here.  Talk to Lucia and then continue northwest after 

healing at the statue.  Once outside, walk a short distance northeast to reach 

the second forest--the Illusion Woods.  Talk to the woodsman, and Ronfar will 

convince him to help you.  Walk north into the woods, and then Lord Leo will 

appear right behind you.  After a futile search, Leo and his men head back to 

the Destiny to ambush you on the other side of the woods.  Looks like you 

haven't seen the last of him...  Inside the woods, you'll have to make your way 

through by searching throughout the light green bushes.  Most of them contain 

dead ends or chests, but one bush in each area conceals the exit.  In the first 

area, the bush furthest to the northeast is the exit.  In the second area, again 

head for the bush in the northeast corner.  In the third area, the exit is the 

far northwest passage.



Welcome to the traveling caravan!  Upon entering this clearing, you'll hear 

music and cheering.  Watch Jean's elegant dancing, and she will notice the party 

as soon as she stops.  She introduces herself, and invites you to speak with 

Giban, the troupe leader.  Take some time to explore the area, and say hello to 

the large blue bird--a calandra, which Ruby almost mistakes for a blue chocobo 

:P    Talk to Giban, who informs you that the path out of the forest is blocked 

by vines and offers to let you spend the night with them.  Jean will leave to go 

cool down.  Follow her to the northwest clearing and speak with her.  Ask her 

all three questions, and pretty soon, a vine will appear and grab Lucia!  Just 

as Hiro prepares to slice it in two, Jean leaps forth and subdues the vine with 

a few quick karate-chops!  Jean then leaves after warning everyone to keep what 

they just saw quiet...  Jean returns to her room and has a flashback about a 

strange masked man.  That morning, Hiro and Lucia awaken to find that there is a 

hot spring located here.  Head east to the springs and enter the left side.  

Hiro and Ruby go in and begin to bathe, when Lucia suddenly appears wearing her 

pendant (and NOTHING else; yowzers!).  Hiro can't help but stare at Lucia's 

features, and Ruby begins to throw a tantrum and ends up almost scratching 

Hiro's eyes out :P  After this little incident, head back to the caravan.  

Suddenly, the ground begins to shake and vines appear from the ground and 

capture Giban and several others!  Speak with Jean to receive a Rope Ladder and 

try to convince Jean to help.  When she refuses, approach the hole and prepare 

to descend.  Just then, Jean will stop you and agree to help!  Head down into 

the hole and go west.  Fight or avoid the enemies here, and enter the doorway at 

the end of the hall.  Now, make sure you're near full HP and MP before 

continuing.



Plantella (AKA: Wretched Veggie)

HP: ????

Weakness: Fire



If you're playing the demo, this one's going to be tough because you're limited 

to level 16.  If you are playing the full game, I'd probably recommend level 18 

for fighting this boss.  Plantella has three attacks: a weak poisoning attack, a 

stronger single attack, and a group attack.  For some reason, she always seems 

to target Hiro with her single attacks.  On the first round, have Ronfar cast 

Divine Intervention on Hiro.  Thereafter, have him act according to the 

situation.  He should heal if necessary, use Clean Magic or a Purity Herb if 

everyone has HP and Hiro is poisoned, or use Anger Dice (fire-based) for 

moderate to heavy damage.  Hiro should ALWAYS use Poe Sword, or attack if he's 

low on MP.  Jean should use Butterfly Dance, it seems to work the best.  She 

should use healing items if necessary as well, since she is the fastest member.  

Lucia will cower in the corner, and occasionally use Napalm Shot for moderate 

damage.  Just keep your fingers crossed and you should prevail, although it may 

take a couple of tries.  If you're playing the demo, the game will end 

immediately with the teaser FMV.  If you're playing the full game, your party 

will continue on to Takkar after bidding farewell to the caravan gang.



Well, that's it for the demo version of this FAQ!  This file will be updated 

soon after the full game is released!  Be sure to check my website at 

http://members.aol.com/daniel0777/index.htm for the very latest version of this 

FAQ!





VIII. Song Lyrics and Soundtrack CD track list (*coming soon)



IX.  Special Thanks

Extra Special Thanks goes out to Victor Ireland and the whole crew of Working 

Designs for their WONDERFUL translation of this game.  From witty dialogue to 

beautiful animation to talented voice acting to the BEST game packaging EVER, a 

hearty congratulations goes out to all the gang at Working Designs.

Of course, special thanks also goes out to Game Arts, for designing this great 

game.



NOTICES:

Lunar 2: Eternal Blue Complete FAQ/Walkthrough by Daniel Wagoner.

My E-mail addresses are:  

Internet:  daniel0777@aol.com

America Online:  Daniel0777



Please feel free to E-mail me with any questions you have.  I am glad to help 

you with any problems you're having with the game.  This file will still be 

updated as new information is found.  I will also be glad to answer any 

questions about other RPG and adventure games.  I am especially knowledgeable 

about the following games:  Final Fantasy 1-8, Dragon Warrior/Quest 1-6 (check 

my FAQs on DW2 and 3!), Secret of Mana series (Seiken Densetsu 1-3), Lufia 1 and 

2, Breath of Fire 1-3, Lunar 1 and 2 for Sega CD and PSX, Chrono Trigger, The 

Legend of Zelda 1-5, Star Ocean 1 and 2, and Soulblazer.  I may not know 

EVERYTHING about these games (especially not the Japanese ones), but I should be 

able to help you if you are stuck and can't figure out what to do next.



Game Shark Codes:  Do not ask me for Game Shark or Game Genie codes.  I do NOT 

encourage the use of a Game Genie or Game Shark in any of the games I write 

these FAQs for.  These devices can mess things up (temporarily), and can even 

erase your save games!  If you are having problems with your game, be sure you 

try removing your Game Genie/Game Shark before asking me for help.  I have had a 

NES and SNES Game Genie in the past, and had my saved games erased numerous 

times.  I have never used a Game Shark, so I know NOTHING about it, nor do I 

know any codes for it.  If you NEED to use codes, do a search on the web for 

"Game Shark" or "Game Genie" and the name of the game or visit 

http://www.gamefaqs.com; that should help you find the codes you need.



Visit my website at http://members.aol.com/daniel0777/index.htm

for the very latest versions of ALL my FAQs!  There is a DexDrive file for Lunar 

1 and 2 on my website, which contain save games right before many major events 

or cool looking animation sequences in both games (Lunar 2 saves forthcoming).



This FAQ should also be available at the Video Game FAQ warehouse:

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Look for my other FAQs:  Dragon Warrior 2 FAQ version 1.7

                         Dragon Warrior 3 FAQ version 1.8

                         Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete FAQ version 1.6



Also, check out the Working Designs home page for information on Lunar and all 

their games, as well as official release date info.  for the full game!

http://www.workingdesigns.com



Lunar 2: Eternal Blue Complete and characters in the game are copyrights of 

Working Designs and Game Arts.



You may freely distribute this FAQ AS IS!  You may make minor formatting 

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This type of editing is fine, and you don't need my permission to do so.  But DO 

NOT add or remove ANY text from this file!  If you wish to add something to this 

file, E-mail me with your suggestion and I will make the modification myself if 

I agree with your suggestion.  Any suggestions are welcome, and if I decide to 

incorporate your suggestion, you will of course receive credit for it in the 

FAQ.



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mailing me asking about these codes, so please, if you want to list Game Shark 

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Last but not least, remember...  "May the light shine upon thee!"

--from Dragon Warrior 1