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  And now: these are my ramblings and thoughts about Legend of Legaia. Back in January, when I wanted to replay Legend of Legaia, I wanted to write my thoughts on this game as I went along with it.   Back then, I asked if this game still stood as well as I remembered.   And now, I can give a verdict: yes, this game was still as good as I remembered.   Legend of Legaia is such a neat RPG for the PS1 with great story, memorable characters, and a fun, unique combat system that I have not seen imitated ever since, aside from its sequel. Right from the get go, the game really wants to tell a darker story than the usual RPG plot.   The mist is a constant force of evil as it crippled civilization, as well as turning serus against humanity.   I feel the story immediately sets its tone when they show Juno’s dead body.    And it doesn’t stop there.   The zombie-like nature of the human-seru monsters, the dreaded seru bride plot, or even how humans ...

  Welcome back to Legend of Legaia.   Last time, we entered through the mouth of Juggernaut and have experienced a horrible scenery only our nightmares could concoct.   And today… we will put an end to all that and stop Juggernaut once and for all! As I said in the previous part, going through the hole up ahead is the Point of No Return , right to the final boss.   As such, it would be best to prepare .   Make sure everyone has their Ra-Seru equipment, and their HP and MP replenished.   As for accessories: I would give an HP-boosting accessory to Noa (such as Minea’s Ring ) to up her low HP.   Any AP-affecting accessories (ie. Mettle Goblet or Mettle Gem ) are recommended as well.   Don’t worry too much about accessories affecting hit rate; you should be able to hit the final boss with 100% hitrate regardless, so don’t waste your accessory slots on Target Chain or Unholy Icon.   Same thing with Speed Chain; the final boss is actually ve...