Lunar Threads

Here is a map of the Blue Star featured in the game.

Aaron wrote:
Maybe you could make a map?

Very well then...



Of course, the map is from 1000 years after the events of Eternal Blue.

Has there ever been a map of the Blue Star itself in any form out there? There are plenty of maps for the Silver Star, but I want to know what the Blue Star looks like beyond the clouds.

Have you looked into newer versions of RPGM? I understand the newest is scripted with Ruby, which is one of my favorite programming langauges. Of course I have, but I can't afford a new version right now. Besides, with everything I've done so far with this game, it will be tricky to switch to a new...

Welcome! :D Is your RPGmaker game going to be based on Lunar? In a way, yes and no. The main focus of the game is characters from the Katbox webcomics, and the members of it's forum. However, one of the main areas of the game will be the Blue Star itself (Just over 1000 years after Eternal Blue of ...

It looks CG to me.

I think the closest we're going to get to a Lucia figurine is this papercraft one...
http://www.harlancore.com/myvirtualmemory/?cat=9

I discovered it in a Gamepro magazine article for Lunar 2 for Sega CD. The art style reminded me of Valley of the Wind (as I didn't know what anime was at the time). It wasn't until the PS1 remakes that I got to play them.

Lunar has influenced me ever since.

Good evening. I am known by the screen name "Eradose". I am an artists and gamer by nature. I was first introduced to the Lunar series from an article in Gamepro magazine for Lunar 2 on the Sega CD. Years later, I bought it on the PS1, and I was hooked ever since. You can find me DA page h...

This is a project I have been working on for a while for the Katbox Webcomic Forums. It's called "Chronicles of White Knight: Miles", and is based off the webcomics on the Katbox website (mostly Las Lindas). The game stars the character Miles being thrust into a world of swords and sorcery...

Stephen King once wrote that nightmares exist outside of logic, and there's little fun to be had in explanations. They're antithetical to the poetry of fear. In horror stories, the victim keeps asking "why?". But there can be no explanation, and there shouldn't be one. The unanswered myst...

"1026... The years just seem to fly by now..." A young woman with pink and brown hair walks out of the Red Dragon store. She wears a casual outfit, and her hair is tied back by a yellow ribbon. She switches the sign to say "Closed", and walks down the road to the bakery. She walk...