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| − | + | '''Mana Spirits''', also called Elemental Spirits, are beings who govern the magic elements of the series' world, and are at the core of the games' magic system. Eight types of spirits have appeared in the series since ''[[Secret of Mana]]'', and each embodies a different element. Their names are homonyms of mythological beings or phenomena. ''Secret of Mana'' and ''[[Seiken Densetsu 3]]'', usage of their power is enabled upon the main characters' meeting with them. In ''[[Legend of Mana]]'', the spirits serve as factors in the Land Creation System. In ''Legend of Mana'' and ''Sword of Mana'', multiple spirits of the same elemental type appear. In terms of storyline, in ''Seiken Densetsu 3'' and ''Heroes of Mana'', the spirits are charged to protect the Mana Stones in which the Mana Goddess sealed eight elemental benevodons (God-Beasts in the fan-translation of ''SD3''). |
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Revision as of 03:12, 22 March 2009
Mana Spirits, also called Elemental Spirits, are beings who govern the magic elements of the series' world, and are at the core of the games' magic system. Eight types of spirits have appeared in the series since Secret of Mana, and each embodies a different element. Their names are homonyms of mythological beings or phenomena. Secret of Mana and Seiken Densetsu 3, usage of their power is enabled upon the main characters' meeting with them. In Legend of Mana, the spirits serve as factors in the Land Creation System. In Legend of Mana and Sword of Mana, multiple spirits of the same elemental type appear. In terms of storyline, in Seiken Densetsu 3 and Heroes of Mana, the spirits are charged to protect the Mana Stones in which the Mana Goddess sealed eight elemental benevodons (God-Beasts in the fan-translation of SD3).