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Based on the 1992 anime, KO Seiki BEAST: Sanjuushi is set in a future where two super computers, Gaia and Uranus have split the Earth in two at the equator. The Gaia-controlled Northern half stayed in regular orbit and the people evolved into shapeshifting Beasts. The Southern half controlled by the Uranus computer was banished to a parallel dimension. These people remained human, but are ruled by the power hungry Czar Master. The humans seek the power of the North’s “Gaia Network” to unify the planet, and cleanse it of the freakish Beasts.
Tiger Beast Wan Dabadabadatta, Mermaid Mei Mah and Bado Mint of the Bird clan make up the Three Beast Warriors. With the power of their stone totems called “Jinn” these three can call upon mechanized Beast Lords; Chirei-Oh the panther, Kairei-Oh a colossus and Kurei-Oh the phoenix. These three form the gestalt of Jinrei-Oh, the Master Lord. Wan, Mei and Bado are the only masters, but they have a fourth friend named Mekken Mannen, a chubby Turtle Beast.
The story begins with the imprisonment of all four beasts and subsequent release by Dr. Password and his granddaughter Yuuni Charm Password. Though human and once in the service of the Czar, they are sympathetic to the beasts’ plight and seek to aid them in unlocking the power of Gaia for the good of all. Yuuni even has a mysterious psychic link to the sentient Gaia computer. Hounded by the Czar’s henchmen V-Darn, his female counterpart V-Sion and their lackey demon Akumako, the good guys set out to learn the power of their Jinn’s, reboot Gaia and stop the evil Czar.
This release walks a fine line between an updated version and a full remake of KO Seiki Beast Sanjūshi: Gaia no Fukkatsu. The game follows the same story for the most part, and contains the cut scenes from the original version. Like most PC Engine (TurboGrafx) CD games, it features voice acting during cut scenes and CD audio tracks.
Several cut scenes were added, and some dialogues expanded. Though the story progression and the areas the characters have to traverse in order to advance it remain intact most of the time, the gameplay system has received an overhaul, being essentially developed from scratch. The "RPG-lite" feel of the original version is now somewhat compensated by the ability to equip weapons and armor, as in most RPGs. Combat engine has also been modified; instead of the isometric battle screens of the original, the battles are now viewed from "over-the-shoulder" third-person perspective, with player-controlled characters visibly attacking the foes, similarly to Phantasy Star IV.
Tiger Beast Wan Dabadabadatta, Mermaid Mei Mah and Bado Mint of the Bird clan make up the Three Beast Warriors. With the power of their stone totems called “Jinn” these three can call upon mechanized Beast Lords; Chirei-Oh the panther, Kairei-Oh a colossus and Kurei-Oh the phoenix. These three form the gestalt of Jinrei-Oh, the Master Lord. Wan, Mei and Bado are the only masters, but they have a fourth friend named Mekken Mannen, a chubby Turtle Beast.
The story begins with the imprisonment of all four beasts and subsequent release by Dr. Password and his granddaughter Yuuni Charm Password. Though human and once in the service of the Czar, they are sympathetic to the beasts’ plight and seek to aid them in unlocking the power of Gaia for the good of all. Yuuni even has a mysterious psychic link to the sentient Gaia computer. Hounded by the Czar’s henchmen V-Darn, his female counterpart V-Sion and their lackey demon Akumako, the good guys set out to learn the power of their Jinn’s, reboot Gaia and stop the evil Czar.
This release walks a fine line between an updated version and a full remake of KO Seiki Beast Sanjūshi: Gaia no Fukkatsu. The game follows the same story for the most part, and contains the cut scenes from the original version. Like most PC Engine (TurboGrafx) CD games, it features voice acting during cut scenes and CD audio tracks.
Several cut scenes were added, and some dialogues expanded. Though the story progression and the areas the characters have to traverse in order to advance it remain intact most of the time, the gameplay system has received an overhaul, being essentially developed from scratch. The "RPG-lite" feel of the original version is now somewhat compensated by the ability to equip weapons and armor, as in most RPGs. Combat engine has also been modified; instead of the isometric battle screens of the original, the battles are now viewed from "over-the-shoulder" third-person perspective, with player-controlled characters visibly attacking the foes, similarly to Phantasy Star IV.
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