Improved fighting and the music at times is great...still they took to many role playing elements out of this one.

This game is a faster and more epic version of the game Brave Fencer Musashi. Still, they have taken a lot of the role playing elements present from the first game and have made this one more of a basic action game that at times is a bit of a pain. The graphics are good the music great, just to hard in some places and picking up some of the enemy techniques is also rather hard at times as well. The story is basically the same as the first game as you must rescue a princess...the main difference here is that you pretty much have to rescue a princess in every level. The citizens of the castle encased in crystal aspect of the game is back, however the night and day is gone as is the regular town as all there is, is the castle and it is riding on top of a whale or something in the sky. The villains are typical of this type of game, however, a lot of the humor of the first one is somewhat gone here to. You go through the various stages that are just about straight forward levels this time around, you have your basic forest levels, a mining level, and various places like that. The game is also relatively short, and you get what you get in the first one too a rather unsatisfying ending.

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