Combat boils down to repeatedly attacking the enemy and occasionally using special moves. The other is either an NPC or can be controlled by a second player. You can have two party members and a pet, but you only control one party member. Like the other games in the franchise, Legend of Mana is a by-the-numbers action brawler. There's some fun material, but do not play Legend of Mana for the plot. Mostly, the narrative is an excuse to have smaller character interactions and engage with gameplay mechanics. There's interesting world-building hidden throughout, but it depends on you to unlock some of the quests. More often than not, you'll do something incredibly basic, and that's it. There are several potential core plots, but they're disconnected vignettes that occasionally overlap. The core problem with The Legend of Mana's plot is that there isn't really one.
They must use magical artifacts that contain the memories and history of the world to slowly replenish the land and bring back people and the mystic power of Mana to the world. Players control a nameless protagonist with no history who is tasked with rebuilding the world. Centuries passed, and the Mana Tree slowly regrew. Many years ago, the life-giving Mana Tree burned to the ground, and the remaining races of the world engaged in a horrible war that devastated the land. Legend of Mana: Remastered is set in the ruined world of Fa'Diel.
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