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Fenshui is a way to control elements. It is said that the person who has power over these elements can takeover the world. In most cases, the veins containing these elements are in a dormant state, but for some reason, the veins in Tokyo are starting to flow and this phenomenon catches the attention of several parties.
To protect Tokyo as well as their school, the students from Magami high joined forces to prevent the veins from falling into the wrong hands.
The classic SLG is revived on Nintendo's newest portable system, with the whole game ordered into twenty four episodes, both new players and old time gamers have no trouble immersing themselves into the storyline.
Building a relationship with the characters is very important because their emotional fluctuations affect the storyline and their battle power. Get to know your team mates and stimulate them for optimal performances.
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Classic One of the few RPGs out there which is heavy on oriental themes: geomancy (feng shui), 5 elements, 4 sacred beasts, etc. In this game, you response to conversations by choosing your emotions (happy, angry, sad, etc) instead of choosing some presribed texts. As the story progress, you will meet more people who will or will not join your party member, depending on how you response to them. Recommended for people who like this kind of theme.
Minor correction: the anime is based off this game. For those who have watched the anime, the game has a different atmosphere.
No title Sequel to Tokyo Majin Gakuen: Kaihoujyou Kefurokou and now the former heroes all reincarnated in the modern day (not that most of them now). Strange happenings once again occur and its up to you to lead your comrades to the root of it all. This game is based off the Anime.
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