Re:Connections

= Intro =

Langrisser Re:Incarnation is often seen as an entry with no connection to previous titles of the Langrisser series. This is however far from the truth from locations, to magic items to even legends found within this entry that connected it to previous entries of the Elthlead world. This article is here to show those connections, as some may be hard to spot at first. With that said we hope that this article shows that entry is just as connected to the Langrisser series as earlier ones.

= Locations =

Elthlead

Elrad

Baldea: The ruins of Elrad are state to the location of the ruins of Baldea.

Salrath: Though gone by the start of Re:Incarnation it was the dukedom featured in Langrisser I, II, and V.

= Items = Langrisser

Alhazard

Kotetsu: The katana Towa uses, which is also the same blade that belonged to Leon.

= Characters = Lushiris: The goddess of light, is not seen in game and is infact resting but the church of the light army is centered around her.

Chaos: The dark god is mention in Lico talks.

Jessica:

Böser:

Altemüller: Lucretia in her talks when explaining the connections between Alhazard and Böser states that according to legend that Wielders of Alhazard are said to become the next Böser. A clear reference to Altemüller.

Digos: His name is dropped when talking about the bloodline of the emperors.

Lance: Julian in his talks is asked about the the founder of Kalxath. He describes him as the head of the Royal Guard, clad in black armor, who fell in love with a woman from a fallen nation.

Elwin: Towa in her talks tells Ares about a war where a traveler saves a priestess that led the whole continent into war.

Lester: Suzette in her talks refers to a legendary pirate with silver hair who Jessica knew.

Scott: Mariel talks about how her grandfather, or someone further up on her family tree might have been a hero.

Shika Tribe: While they are not named directly, the Great Hoof tribe that Polyal and Rona are a part of is most certainly the same. Rona explains in her talks that the Great Hoof Tribe used to be barbarians and that they have festivals where they wear scary masks and scream while waving staves and spears. Another thing to note is that Shika is Japanese for deer, fitting with the deer motif that the two sisters wear.