LUNAR 2: ETERNAL BLUE
| Description | Hiro falls in love with a girl from the Blue Star, and goes on a long adventure for her and eventually for the world. It has voices- English dubs that are very poorly done only. There's also an epilogue. |
| Plot 6/10 | A very predictable plot, but it moves smoothly. |
| Characters 9/10 | The characters are kind of predictable, but that doesn't make them not be fun. The character development is some of the best I've seen. In fact, it's rivaled only by other games in this series! |
| Fun Factor 9/10 | Talking to everybody and hearing the townspeoples' many (as in many per person) witty comments is tons of fun. |
| Gameplay 9/10 | Wai, you move around in battle! The battle system is also simple and easy to learn and use. It's exactly the same as in Lunar: Silver Star Story. |
| Replayability 6/10 | There are secrets, like bromides that make this game worth a second go. |
| Graphics 7/10 | The in-game graphics? Absolutely terrible. The anime cutscenes? Amazing. |
| Music 3/10 | No Luna here to sing for you. So the music pretty much sucks. |
| Sex Object Factor 10/10 | Several cute anime guys and girls- This time with bromides for both males and females! |
| Cutesy Factor 7/10 | Hiro has a little tiny flying dragon! |
| Notes | By Kadokawa Shoten/Working Designs. Hayashibara Megumi sings the Japanese songs and does Lemina's Japanese voice. Do not play this game before you play Lunar: Silver Star Story. You can get what's going on, but then you'll ruin the first game. |
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