Echoes of Mana

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Echoes of Mana
Developer	Wright Flyer Studios (WFS)
Publisher	Square Enix
Platforms	iOS, Android
Release date	iOS, Android: Worldwide: April 27, 2022
Genre	MMORPG
Mode(s)	Single player, multiplayer
Media	Digital download
Input	Touch control

Echoes of Mana was a mobile game in the Mana series.

Announced during the series' 30th Anniversary streaming event in June 2021, the title was a gacha-centered MMO battle RPG featuring characters and settings from all current worlds in the Mana universe. It was released on both Android and iOS as of April 27, 2022 (UTC).

Though Echoes was well-received among fans of Mana and earned praise for its storytelling and artwork, developers eventually struggled to maintain acceptable quality of service, and on February 13, 2023, notice was given that the game would be discontinued as of May 15, 2023 (UTC).

Story

“Worlds of patchwork are echoing to you.
You awaken, surrounded by nothingness except for a single tree
The Mana Tree—the very source of all life,
and yet, it is set to soon disappear...
The last sanctuary in a place where all has already been lost.

Only the Mana Sword can save the Mana Tree and the worlds still weaved in its branches.
If only the sword were not lost as well...
Guided by the Mana Goddess, you must venture into patchwork worlds, meeting friends and foes both familiar and brand new as you piece together memories through the Echoes of Mana.”

—Official website description

The player character awakens in the Sanctuary of Mana upon being summoned by the Mana Goddess. The once-hallowed ground is now virtually devoid of all life and memory; and yet again, the Mana Sword is nowhere to be seen. The lack of mana power means that the Goddess can only maintain her avatar in short bursts, and so she must send our hero to restore the world and retrieve the fabled blade from Echoes—memories of this and other worlds borne of the fruits of the Mana Tree. To complete this monumental task, the Goddess also sends the winged ram familiar Baashear as the hero's guide and companion.

The pair picks the ripening Beginniberry from the tree and is teleported to the hamlet of Pinzton, where they are met by a throng of strange creatures before help arrives in the form of a perky lance knight and a down-to-earth mage, both in training. Together, these four will team up with other heroes of worlds past and present in their search for the Mana Sword.

Season 1

Chapter 1: Beginniberry: Problems in Pinzton

As our hero begins their search for the legendary Mana Sword, they are teleported to an echo of their home, Pinzton, and are immediately ambushed by gangs of odd-looking goblins called Knitwits. Help soon arrives when Duffle and Honeycomb join in on the battle. The trio works diligently to liberate the village and is successful, though they are soon waylaid by a mysterious black figure whose sole mission is to stymie the hero and prevent them from obtaining the holy blade.

Chapter 2: Verdigourd: The Mana Sword Song

Still debating the mystery of the man in the black armor, our hero is pulled back to the Sanctuary to pick another fruit and continue the search for the Sword. This time, they land near Potos Falls, where they meet up with a trio of adventurers on the cusp of destiny. Here, too, unusual monster activity has thrown a wrench in history, leaving the sprite Popoi to search for their companions. Though the highborn elf Primm is quickly found and joins them to beat back the fiends, the reluctant swordsman Randi proves far more elusive. Still, they find him on the verge of taking up his Mana Sword. It is not the Sword our heroes seek, and so they move on.

Chapter 3: Epicorn: Legend on the Lake

Returning to the Sanctuary again at a loss, our heroes soon find a new nut blossoming on the Mana Tree. They find themselves back in their home world, where the two young warriors from Pinzton greet them standing on the edge of a lake. They agree to investigate the odd ruins at the center of the lake, for there are countless rumors of a sword entombed within. To reach the ruins, they need a boat--and one shady green sales-kitty thinks he has just the thing. As if on cue, a lupine bowyer has sniffed out his scam and scares him off. The boat is weathered, yet remains serviceable enough for our heroes to go adventuring. Within the ruins, a young arachnoid outlaw defends her territory against all invaders, though her poison sting is no match for our heroes' increasing might. Humbled, she joins their band. Out of concern for their safety, the bowyer, Blainchet, also joins. The troupe soon encounters a fiery phantasm clad in armor, which they vanquish after a hard fight. Finding no sword, our heroes must once more part ways.

Season 2

Chapter 3: Soulpepper: Wandering Bonds

With Honeycomb now in their ranks, our heroes must resume their search for the Mana Spirits and put the kibosh on Dema's diabolical scheme. Their next mission takes them into the bowels of Mavolia, where the wolfkin warrior Blainchet was thrown during Dema's emergence. Desperate to find kinship with his own kind, Blainchet is thrust into a deadly spat between Larc and Sierra. As he reflects on his past, can Blainchet find solace in his former allies before death claims him?

Chapter 4: Pricklemelon: Darkness Before Dawn

After the misadventure in the netherworld, our heroes report back to Goddess Nona having picked up Salamando and Undine while sparring with Gossamare. Still with more questions than answers regarding the element-eating abomination amidst Dema's hideous master plan, they are sent off to an oddly dark Ice Country, where the Scorpion Army has found a new chief. Our heroes must locate the origins of the region's bizarre atmosphere as they once again must halt Dema's advance. But will a certain sharp-tongued outlaw go her own way, or can she be convinced to once more join the side of good?

Chapter 5: Paircherry: Locked Memories

Having recovered Raxa and Shade, our band of heroes returns from the Ice Country all the stronger, but grows frustrated by the lack of information regarding the dueling sister goddesses and their motives as they continue to search out a way to thwart Dema and her minions. A reluctant Nona offers another glimpse into the pair's troubled past, where the hero finally learns of their true origins and purpose. Can they defy destiny and recover the final Mana Spirits, or will Gossamare finally get his revenge?

Gameplay

Overview

Echoes of Mana follows with gameplay of a typical mobile MMO. Players assume the role of protagonist Quilto/Quilta as they awaken in a lifeless world and must restore it from memories based on the worlds of the greater Mana series. The Mana Goddess sends our hero forth with a spirit named Baashear as their guide and companion, and together the pair will recruit other allies to aid them on their quest.

How to battle

Battles in the main story are fought in real time as groups of missions divided into fixed waves, wherein players will be graded on their performance in order to collect in-game rewards such as currency and raw materials. Each mission is to be completed as efficiently as possible. Players are given exactly five minutes to complete any mission. Both foes and allies can move and attack in any direction on a given field, and can deploy various Special Techniques (ST) and summon Mega Spirit Magic when the required conditions are met.

Events, etc.

Main article: Event (Echoes of Mana)

Other play modes are also available. In addition to main story quests, players can also participate in eight permanent resource quests and a limited daily series of quests for hero EXP, Memory Gem materials, and Lucre. From time to time, designated player-vs-enemy co-op quests as well as side stories (Events) may become available, and are played in the same manner as regular story battles.

Acquiring party resources

Main article: Harvest (Echoes of Mana)

As a gacha game, players may summon (Harvest) various heroes and Memory Gems of the series either one-by-one or as a bundle using both free and paid currency dubbed Spirit Crystals, with paid currency applied first. Ticket draws are also available, though no method yet exists for obtaining draw tickets regularly.

Characters

See also: Echoes of Mana characters

Allies

There were 49 playable characters in Echoes of Mana with 102 individual units to choose from.

See also: Units (Echoes of Mana)

Character	Echoes of Mana Official Website Description	Ranks	Units	Attributes	Weapon
Quilto (EoM)	"A young boy tasked with harvesting the fruits of the Mana Tree. After awakening in the sanctuary with no recollection of his past, Quilto is guided by the Mana Goddess as he journeys through the echoes of worlds that once were. He can be easily spotted by his wild hair, tied clumsily back with woven cloth."	1★ 4★	Quilto & Quilta Quilto (Harvester of Echoes)	Light Wood	Polearm Sword
Quilta (EoM)	"A young girl tasked with harvesting the fruits of the Mana Tree. After awakening in the sanctuary with no recollection of her past, Quilta is guided by the Mana Goddess as she journeys through the echoes of worlds that once were. She can be easily spotted by her pigtails, uniquely bound with woven cloth."	1★ 4★	Quilto & Quilta Quilta (Harvester of Echoes)	Light Wood	Polearm Sword
Duffle (EoM)	"This bubbly young girl in Pinzton trains daily with her halberd in the hopes of becoming a real-life, fairy-tale knight. Duffle's personality shines through in her battle style—fearless to jump into the fray and eager to ally with everyone she meets."	2★ 4★ 4★	Duffle Duffle (Full Dream Ahead) Duffle (Ruff N' Tumble)	Fire Wind Moon	Polearm Polearm Axe
Honeycomb (EoM)	"Hailing from a long line of sorcerers, Honeycomb is an earnest young boy in Pinzton devoted to the study of magic. He wishes he could put his magic to the test and shares Duffle's excitement for the legendary mana swordsman's tale, but he's too stubborn to admit it."	2★ 4★ 4★	Honeycomb Honeycomb (Knightly Aspirations) Honeycomb (Shyest Santa)	Moon Fire Water	Staff Staff Staff
Blainchet (EoM)	"A young, mild-mannered member of the wolffolk journeying in search of his pack. His soft-hearted ways tend to get him off track, as he often strays to help others. Despite his best efforts, Blainchet is easy to read since a flick of his ears and tail give him away."	4★ 2★	Blainchet (Warmhearted Lone Wolf) Blainchet	Water Wind	Bow Bow
Raxa (EoM)	"This young, scorpionic outlaw spends her days wandering along and doing what she pleases. Helped by rumors of her venomous nature and rare existence, most folks fear an encounter with Raxa, which gives her some amusement."	2★ 4★	Raxa Raxa (Swashbuckler Supreme)	Wind Water	Glove Glove
Mousseline (EoM)	"A bewitching faerie whose capricious nature makes her lose interest easily. Her general apathy is evident in the blasé tone of her voice. She possesses remarkable magic power, but she can't be bothered to show it off. Don't ask Mousseline her age as she herself is not even sure."	2★ 3★ 4★	Mousseline Mousseline (Que Sera Sera) Mousseline (Vampire Trickster)	Wood Fire Moon	Staff Staff Polearm
Ebon Knight (EoM)	"A mysterious enemy that always seems to appear when least expected. His reasons for thwarting the search for the Mana Sword as well as his true identity are still a secret."	4★	Ebon Knight (Phantom Slayer)	Dark	Sword
Other Series
Sumo (AoM)	"Captured and enslaved after a failed attempt to infiltrate Glaive Castle and slay the Dark Lord, this hero is forced to fight for his life on the blood sands. However, at the death of fellow gladiator Will, Sumo swears revenge and begins plotting a daring escape."	4★ 3★ 3★ 4★	Sumo (Overcoming Myriad Farewells) Sumo (Resolve Renewed) Sumo (Swordsman Starting Out) Sumo (Tomorrow Dawns Anew)	Light Wind Water Fire	Sword Axe Polearm Sword
Fuji (AoM)	"Deft at the art of curative magic, this fair maiden with the Mana Pendant is a survivor from the Mana Clan. As the Dark Lord's plan is uncovered, she learns the weight of her role in the realm's fate."	4★	Fuji (Undertaking Fate)	Light	Staff
Amanda (AoM)	"Another gladiator forced into the service of Glaive, this strong-willed young woman is a formidable warrior, adept at healing certain status effects and deadly with her weapon of choice―the throwing knife. Amanda loves her younger brother, Lester, whom she has raised on her own since they were children."	3★ 3★ 2★	Amanda (For Affection's Sake) Amanda (Venturing the Endless Ocean) Amanda	Wind Water Earth	Knife Knife Knife
Marcy (AoM)	"Called 'Marcy' by the Professor who created it, this robot was designed for mummy retrieval & containment (MRC). Marcy is adept at laser attacks, and has the ability to restore magic power."	4★	Marcy (MRC Unit)	Light	Bow
Dark Lord (AoM)	"Ruthless and cunning, it is rumored the Dark Lord slew his own father to hasten his rise to the throne. Now, seeking to tighten his deadly grip upon the realm, the tyrant has set in motion a grand scheme to locate the legendary Tree of Mana and tap its power."	4★ 3★ 2★	Dark Lord (Ruler of the Realm) Dark Lord (Knight in Brutal Armor) Dark Lord	Dark Dark Water	Sword Sword Sword
Julius (AoM)	"Well-versed in Mana lore, the archmage of Glaive has been placed in charge of the Dark Lord's search for the tree of legend. Yet of his background or his true motives, little is known."	4★ 3★ 2★	Julius (Tactical Mage of Manipulation) Julius (Hidden Ambitions) Julius	Fire Fire Wind	Staff Staff Staff
Randi (SeoM)	"The hero of Secret of Mana. Randi is a young boy who grows to possess immense courage. Treated as an outsider in Potos, he discovers the Mana Sword and sets forth on a quest to learn how to harness Mana."	4★ 3★ 3★	Randi (Friendly Force) Randi (Fate by Fluke) Randi (In Fervor and Fearlessness)	Light Light Wind	Whip Sword Polearm
Primm (SeoM)	"A young noblewoman from the Kingdom of Pandora. Primm rebels against her father and decides to accompany Randi on his journey to restore Mana to the world. Primm is also on her own quest to save her beloved Dyluck."	4★ 4★ 3★ 4★	Primm (Lovely Rowdy Lass) Primm (New Year Maiden) Primm (Strong and Sweet) Primm (Taking Charge)	Water Wood Wind Earth	Glove Sword Boomerang Polearm
Popoi (SeoM)	"A mischievous and caring sprite. Popoi suffers from amnesia, but joins Randi and Primm on their quest in the hope of restoring their lost memories."	4★ 4★ 3★	Popoi (Bringer of Blessings) Popoi (Headed for the Home Village) Popoi (I'm the Boss!)	Earth Fire Earth	Bow Boomerang Bow
Thanatos (SeoM)	"A dark sorcerer entrusted by Emperor Vandole to help him claim the Mana Fortress. Thanatos performs terrifying magic in his pure spiritual form of the Dark Lich. However, Thanatos has a cunning plan of his own."	3★ 2★	Thanatos (Stealthy Shadow) Thanatos	Dark Fire	Staff Staff
Fanha (SeoM)	"A fierce enemy of Randi, Primm, and Popoi. She is the strongest female general under Emperor Vandole. Not what she seems, Fanha loyally follows Thanatos in his attempts to claim the Mana Fortress."	5★	Fanha (Real Snake Charmer)	Earth	Staff
Sheex (SeoM)	"The third of Emperor Vandole's generals. Sheex is the emperor's trusted underling, known for his skills in stealth and incursion. He possesses a power that turns him into an Aegagropilon."	5★	Sheex (Fight for All Domination)	Water	Sword
Duran (ToM)	"Duran is a proud young soldier from Valsena, Kingdom of the Plains. Though he comes across as hot-headed and ready for a fight, the whole kingdom acknowledges his skill with a blade. Duran has nothing but love for his kingdom and respect for the Hero King, a good friend of his departed father, Loki the Golden Knight."	4★ 4★ 3★ 4★	Duran (Thrilling Blade Flash) Duran (Trusted Shield) Duran (Young Soldier of Valsena) Duran (Valiant Dawnbringer)	Earth Wind Fire Wood	Sword Sword Sword Sword
Angela (ToM)	"Angela is the only daughter of the True Queen of Altena, the snow-covered kingdom of magicians. Because Angela's mother hardly spent any time with her as a child, the princess was prone to act out to get attention, wearing gaudy clothes and playing pranks on people in the castle."	4★ 4★ 4★ 3★	Angela (Winter Wishes) Angela (Magic Power in Bloom) Angela (Shining Magic Power) Angela (Rebelling Against Fate)	Earth Water Fire Fire	Staff Staff Staff Staff
Kevin (ToM)	"Kevin is heir to the throne of Ferolia. His father is the king of the beastmen, but his missing mother was a human woman. He is unused to conversing with humans, which can make him hard to understand at times. The ice around the young boy's heart only began to melt after making friends with Karl the wolf pup."	4★ 4★ 3★	Kevin (The Beast Within) Kevin (Fangs of Fury) Kevin (To Save a Friend)	Dark Light Earth	Glove Glove Glove
Charlotte (ToM)	"Charlotte is the granddaughter of Wendel's Priest of Light. She looks much younger than she is thanks to the elfin blood in her veins. Perhaps because of this, she has always been coddled by the people who raised her in the temple. Charlotte's bright and outgoing personality can be both an asset and a hindrance."	4★ 3★	Charlotte (Whiz & Beauty) Charlotte (Fifteen in the Flush of Youth)	Dark Light	Flail Flail
Hawkeye (ToM)	"Hawkeye hails from the desert fortress of Nevarl, home to a guild of noble thieves. He was raised as the orphaned ward of Flamekhan, the leader, together with Flamekhan's own children, Eagle and Jessica. Hawkeye comes across as a laid-back and charming young man, making it hard to tell when he's being serious. But at his core, Hawkeye is a fiercely loyal friend."	4★ 3★	Hawkeye (Pride of Thieves) Hawkeye (Sentiments for a Friend)	Light Dark	Knife Knife
Riesz (ToM)	"Riesz is the young princess of the mountainous kingdom of Laurent and captain of the renowned Amazon guard. She has a will of iron and down-to-earth manner. Though some might call her stubborn, Riesz is always there to lend a hand to those who need it. Her topmost priorities are her father, brother, and kingdom."	4★ 4★ 4★ 3★	Riesz (Pride of Amazon) Riesz (True Steel) Riesz (Pride on the High Seas) Riesz (Search for a Brother)	Wind Dark Water Water	Polearm Polearm Polearm Polearm
Crimson Wizard (ToM)	"As the True Queen's right-hand man, the Crimson Wizard orders the forces of Altena, the Kingdom of Magicians, to attack Valsena. He seeks to release the energy of the Mana Stones for an unknown, wicked purpose."	5★	Crimson Wizard (Flaming Dark Magic)	Fire	Staff
Isabella (ToM)	"Isabella's monstrous beauty and enticing countenance bewitched Flamekhan, the leader of the Nevarlan thieves' guild. And with that cruelty that knows no bounds, she sets out to claim Riesz's homeland of Laurent."	5★	Isabella (The Belladonna)	Dark	Whip
Goremand (ToM)	"Dressed in jester attire, this cruel and cunning demonic devourer of souls may seem playful, but he is no fool. For the ecstasy of filling his belly, he gains favor with the king of Ferolia and pushes the beastmen to invade Wendel."	5★	Goremand (Tragic Jester)	Dark	Axe
Ludgar (ToM)	"A beastman appointed leader of the beastman forces at the behest of the King of Ferolia. he has a fierce rivalry with Kevin, the successor to the king."	3★ 2★	Ludgar (Body of Practical Study) Ludgar	Dark Earth	Glove Glove
Bil (ToM)	"A ninja from Nevarl who worked with Hawkeye. Wherever you find Bil, his buddy Ben will be close behind. Bil masterfully infiltrated Laurent's impregnable defenses right under the Amazon guards' noses."	2★	Bil	Fire	Knife
Ben (ToM)	"A highly skilled ninja who worked with Hawkeye. Wherver you find Ben, his buddy Bil will be close behind. After falling into Belladonna's enchantment, both Bil and Ben become her puppets, turning against Hawkeye."	2★	Ben	Water	Knife
Shiloh (LoM)	"A human on an adventure through the world of Fa'Diel. Although he doesn't have much of a background to speak of, he often finds himself caught up in the affairs of the various people he encounters in his travels."	4★ 4★ 3★	Shiloh (Afloat with Hope) Shiloh (Encounter Sprung from a Seed) Shiloh (Weaver of Fantasies)	Light Dark Water	Glove Sword Axe
Serafina (LoM)	"A human on an adventure through the world of Fa'Diel. Although she doesn't have much of a background to speak of, she often finds herself caught up in the affairs of the various people she encounters in her travels."	4★ 4★ 3★ 3★	Serafina (A World of Encounters) Serafina (Distant Dawn Dreamer) Serafina (A Sprouting Encounter) Serafina (Guided by Calling Dreams)	Dark Fire Earth Water	Knife Bow Bow Polearm
Niccolo (LoM)	"A merchant who has traveled city to city peddling wares for generations. His "money-crazy" dealings have led to more than a few unsatisfied customers. Niccolo isn't very fond of sproutlings or flowerlings. As for faeries, he might dislike them as well—if he could see them, that is."	3★	Niccolo (Smile for Mew!)	Wind	Glove
Sierra (LoM)	"A dragoon beauty in pursuit of her younger brother Larc, Sierra is a beast-warrior who is harsh on both herself and others. Although she once lost her life in battle, she was revived by the dragon Vadise who was struck by her bravery. Sierra has served her dragon master ever since in repayment of her kindness."	4★ 3★ 2★	Sierra (Unyielding Loyalty) Sierra (Proud Dragoon) Sierra	Water Light Water	Knife Knife Knife
Larc (LoM)	"A beast-warrior with a candid demeanor, 'Larc the Conqueror' earned his title through his valiant combat during the invasion of his homeland by the nearby kingdom later ruled by the Deathbringer. He became Drakonis's dragoon after he died."	4★	Larc (The Conqueror)	Water	Axe
Lady Blackpearl (LoM)	"As a Jumi knight with a core of black pearl, she is pledged to her partner clarius who serves as the keystone to the Jumi people. Being the oldest of the Jumi, her battle skills are the finest in Jumi clan, and her logical and level-headed attitude only lend to her strengths. For the sake of leading her people into a new existence, she buries her emotions under the rubble in her heart."	4★ 4★	Lady Blackpearl (Darkcore Shatter) Lady Blackpearl (Jumi's Finest)	Wood Light	Axe Axe
Elazul (LoM)	"A Jumi knight with a lapis lazuli core, Elazul speaks and acts in a rough manner, which is off-putting to others. Since he spent a great deal of time alone, he seeks to make friends and unreservedly dotes on his partner Pearl."	4★ 3★	Elazul (Significant Pursuit) Elazul (Young Jumi Knight)	Wood Light	Sword Sword
Escad (LoM)	"A swordsman born into the Liotte family of Holy Knights. He is stubborn in many ways, and firmly believes there's no path to justice outside his own. When opposing others, he refuses to back down anc considers those who stand against him in the wrong. He harbors a deep hatred for Irwin, who is of demon heritage, over her childhood friend Matilda."	4★	Escad (Beholder of Justice)	Wind	Sword
Elle (LoM)	"A meek and gentle siren who prefers to hang back instead of taking the lead. She is quick to trust others and and can be easily swept up in a situation. Elle is good friends with Monique and Flameshe."	3★	Elle (Efflorescent Wings)	Wood	Staff
Sandra (LoM)	"A jewel hunter with an appetite for only the shiniest of gems. Sandra is stylish and beguiling, and has a knack for subterfuge. Known for her alluring looks and daring acts of thievery, she goes out of her way to ensure that victims come to no harm."	4★	Sandra (Jewel Hunter)	Water	Glove
Ferrik (CoM)	"A young boy from Wendell, the land of green. Ferrik tackles obstacles with his spirited, up-front attitude, despite having lost his family to the calamity 10 years earlier. His admiration for the unknown knight who saved him has fueled his efforts in sword mastery."	3★ 2★	Ferrik (Beyond the Great Calamity) Ferrik	Earth Wind	Sword Sword
Wanderer (CoM)	"This cat hails from Wendell, the land of green, and is one of the Niccolos. His passion to roam takes priority over his tribe's merchant traditions. As such, he's considered a pariah within his people."	3★ 2★	Wanderer (Winding My Way Home) Wanderer (The Niccolo Vagabond)	Light Earth	Axe Axe
Tamber (CoM)	"A young girl hailing from the water kingdom of Topple where she was a member of a taveling musical group, performing acrobatic feats and dances. Tamber is polite to everyone she meets, and possesses a strong sence of justice and responsibility."	3★	Tamber (Darting Dancer)	Earth	Bow
Keldric (DoM)	"A boy who lives in a village at the foot an ancient sacred tree on the island of Illusia. Keldric, whose nickname is "Keldy," can be stubborn at times and a little wild, but his positive outlook and sincere honesty have earned him the trust of his fellow villagers. By a strange fate, the sacred tree's seed was planted into his arm, and with the blade born from that seed, he hurls himself into battle to save the world."	4★	Keldric (Guided by the Great Tree)	Wind	Sword
Lekius (DoM)	"A childhood friend of Keldric and Ritzia, Lekius guards their village of Tree Folk. He goes by the nickname "Lek" and is rumored to be the single most masterful archer amongst the guardians."	3★ 3★	Lekius (Guardian's Resolve) Lekius (Unwavering Friendship)	Fire Water	Bow Bow
Aria (RoM)	"An angle who resides in Lustera, the celestial land of light. As the prime archangel, she is devoted to the battle against the demons who desire to overtake Lustera."	4★	Aria (Fallen Angel)	Light	Bow
Van (RoM)	"A demon who resides in Obscura, the celestial land of darkness. As the prime archdemon, he is devoted to the battle against the angels who desire to destroy Obscura."	4★	Van (Fallen Demon)	Dark	Polearm

Memory Gems

Main article: Memory Gem

There were 123 memory gems in Echoes of Mana.

Relations to other games

References to other Mana games

Being a crossover installment, Echoes of Mana features many references & easter eggs to previous games in the Mana franchise.

General

• Legend of Mana – The concept of harvesting fruits may be a nod to the similar activity practiced in Legend of Mana, where the main character plucked produce from Treant's branches after planting various seeds in the orchard.
• Adventures of Mana – The Ebon Knight bears lots of physical similarities with the Dark Lord, who also inspired Stroud from Dawn of Mana.

Opening

• Just like Children of Mana, Heroes of Mana and the remaster of Legend of Mana, the game features an anime opening.
• Children of Mana – The elemental Undine is summoned in both openings by a spellcaster.
• Children of Mana – Both protagonists, in this instance Ferrik & Quilto respectively, hold the Mana Sword toward the sky, unleashing a burst of light.

Character selection

• Legend of Mana – Players have the option of selecting a male or female protagonist at the start of the game. The Echoes of Mana character selection screen is strikingly similar to the Legend of Mana one, down to the two large character murals, ornate decor, round shapes surrounding said murals, and spotlight over the selected character.

Prologue

• Trials of Mana – The beginning cutscene and setting closely mirrors Hawkeye's opening gambit when he's been jailed for unwillingly killing his best friend Eagle. However, the young thief is imprisoned by a Nevarl agent in this iteration, while in the original he's detained with Isabella & Flamekhan facing him. Also, the soundtrack playing is different.
• Dawn of Mana – The expression "Child of Man" is used by the Mana goddess & Baashear is similar to Treant's one in Dawn of Mana, calling Faye Child of Spirit and "Child of Hope".
• Children of Mana – Gaia even calls the main character but Wanderer "Child of Man" and Treant "Child of Illusia". This seems to be a common saying in the franchise since the protagonist in Echoes of Mana has the option to call Baashear "Child of Ram" upon first meeting.

Chapter 1

• Friends of Mana – Pinzton's layout looks very similar to the main town in Friends of Mana, especially with the central Mana statue in the main plaza. The same concept was lated reused in Rise of Mana.
• General – Duffle references the fact Lady Moti is from a clan of merchants, as they can be identified by the 'weird dance' they do all the time.
• Adventures of Mana – There is also a call back made by Duffle to the Gemma Knights who protected the Mana Swordsman right after Baashear is being saved by the knitwits who kidnapped him.

Chaper 2

This whole chapter is based on Potos Village and the areas surrounding it.

• Right from the start, Popoi mentions the Cannon Man missing his shot after landing on the protagonist in the middle of Potos outskirts.
• Popoi uses the same terms they used in Secret of Mana HD to refer to their partner Randi & Primm, which are 'Bro' and 'Sis'. They even call them & the harvester 'lackeys'. The protagonist even has the option of calling them 'Boss' in one dialogue option.
• While reuniting with Primm, Popoi references the time when Randi got banished from Potos Village when he pulled out the Mana Sword.
• Elliott & Timothy, Randi's acquaintances in the beginning of Secret of Mana, return in Potos Village and greet the party in an unfriendly manner.
• The ghost of Serin also makes an appearance just after the adventurers' visit to the village, guiding them to the waterfalls were Randie lies.
• An earthquake is felt just before a Mantis Ant shows up, both Popoi and Randi calls it out in both game. Both creatures make a hole out of the ground, although in the case of Secret of Mana, Randi & Elliott fall into it while the monster emerges from it in Echoes of Mana.
• The rusted Mana Sword is seen wedged in a rock in the middle of a stream in both games. Randi is instructed to pull it out by Serin's ghost almost exactly like in Secret of Mana.
• The background soundtracks reused from Secret of Mana HD in this chapter are: Color Of The Summer Sky, Danger, Into The Thick of It, Together Always.

Chapter 3

• Secret of Mana – Nicco's design is a nod to Neko, as both of them are travelling salescat.
• Legend of Mana – While Neko was infamous for overcharging items & services to players, Nicco's personality seems more aligned with Niccolo, who would not hesitate to outright swindle and con people into buying his merchandise.
• Trials of Mana HD – Blainchet swam accross Lake Ryama to get into the ruins. This can be a stuble nod to Kevin who also swam to get across a large body of water. Both are also wolf people.

Chapter 4

This chapter's settings are Heavenway, Gusthall and Celestal Peak from Trials of Mana.

• Flammie, the Winged Defender from the Wind Kingdom of Laurent is a key character in this chapter.
• Wind statues make a comeback inside Gusthall, as well as their switch from the enhanced remake. There is even a scout quest segment requiring the player to rotate the statues, making their ways to the exit.
• The Amazonian Guard & Elliot are mentioned by Riesz.
• Hawkeye tries to kiss Riesz just like he did in an optional cutscene during Laurent's invasion by Nevarl in Chapter II.
• He also mentions the light spirit Lumina he met in Cascade Cavern right before a Fullmetal Hugger pops out in front of the party.
• Faerie also makes a cameo at the end of the chapter, explaining to the protagonist they have been rejected by the Sanctuary of this echo.
• Hawkeye assumes Flammie's gender to be male, angering the winged creature. Riesz correctly identifies her as female. This mirrors the same event in Trials of Mana when the party meets with the Winged Defender for the first time before flying to the Sanctuary. Riesz even nicknames her 'Flammie' just like Faerie did in the original.
• Riesz explains she must leave the party behind as the got information that her little brother was taken by a 'Man with red eyes'. Those exact words are uttered by a Trader in Beiser's Night Market should they interact with him with Riesz in the party.
• Flammie's sprite and background are similar looking to the one present in the original Trials of Mana when the party is fighting Dangaard, the Benevodon of wind in the sky.
• The background soundtracks reused from Trials of Mana HD in this chapter are: Can You Fly Sister?, Damn Damn Drum, Different Road, Intolerance, Nuclear Fusion, Raven.

Chapter 5

• Trials of Mana – Faeriewood is very similar to Lampbloom Flower, using the same bell-shaped flower in the background and having the same soundtrack Don't Hunt The Fairy playing. It even has a scouting quest segment where the Harvester must make their way out of a maze functioning similarly to the one found in Trials of Mana.
• The faeries of Centralis reference the fact you need to be part of the Mana Clan to wield the Mana Sword, just like in most Mana games.
• Another faerie who looks just like the eponymous character from Trials of Mana claims one must be chosen by a faerie to have the fabled blade.
• Finally, Popoi shows up claiming they did not have to choose Randi as he already found it.
• Another faerie concurs that the Mana Sword might be the same as Excalibur, just like in Adventures of Mana.

Chapter 6

• Adventures of Mana – The story Dema tries to follow is loosely based on the one Sumo becoming a Gemma Knight.
• Legend of Mana – The segment right after the Dollhouse is heavily based on the second half of The Lost Princess sidequest in Legend of Mana. The protagonist teams up with Elazul to find Pearl who is behind a rock guarded by a Du'Inke. The background music, Earth Painting & Pain the Universe for the boss, is the same in both settings. The story segment even references the quest name.
• Dawn of Mana – The third setting in this chapter is based off the first Chapter of Dawn of Mana in which Keldric & Ritzia explore the Great Tree's labyrinth. Stone balls are used in both games to push forward & create paths. At the end of the segment, Ritzia is revealed to have touched the roots of the Great Tree, just like in the original installment. The background music, Dark Shrine, is the same in both games. One segment, A Boy and a Maiden references the title of Dawn of Mana's chapter 1 A Spirit an a Maiden.
• Dawn of Mana – Bedight Orbit plays during the last boss of the chapter, being a Gorgon Eye.

Chapter 7

This chapter is based off the last dungeon of Adventures of Mana.

• Julius first meets with the party in his Mysterious Traveler disguise, just like he did with Sumo in the Marsh Cellar.
• The Mysterious Traveler references the Mana Tree creating the water around the waterfall.
• The background soundtrack The Duchy of Glaive for the waterfall area and The Mana Shrine for the Mana temple is the same in both games.
• While tagging along with Sumo inside the Mana Temple, they notice a strange apparition of the Mana Goddess coming from the young knight. Looking at their troubled faces, he then asks the duo if he has been inflicted with a dark attack. He even have some eye drops to cure the aliment.
• Battle Theme 1 & Battle Theme 2 play during the fight with the Dragon and Julius respectively.
• Julius references the fact that Sumo bested him in Adventures of Mana and he is now here to succeed in this echo.
• Like in the original installment, Sumo's rusty sword transforms into Excalibur.

Chapter 8

• Legend of Mana – The monstrous beast the Ebon Knight transforms into is reminiscent of the centaur form Larc takes in the Underworld.

Foreshadowing

There are hints that the initial Mana goddess of the first season is not what she appears to be.

• At the very beginning of chapter 4, Baashear tells the Mana Goddess he's working really hard to fulfill his task. She replies: "Yes, I know very well that you are." This hints at her ability to spy into every echo the Harvester has been investigating so far.
• At the end of the second battle with the Ebon Knight, the one taking place atop Flammie in the sky (Chapter 4), the black knight declares the Harvester shall not get the Mana Sword. He then add: "I know you're out there, listening... I...will..stop you..." before flying off.
• The Ebon Knight turns out to be right, since the moment the Harvester finds the true Mana Sword, they can hear her congratulating them and pleading them to hurry back to the Sanctuary.
• At the very beginning of Chapter 6, the Harvester finds themselve in a blue void, with the Mana Goddess's voice echoing, saying she will 'get it all back. [Her] world... [her] sister... No matter what it takes...
• The hairdo the two dolls Dema & Nona are playing with have bears a strong resemblance to those of the male & female main characters. This might be a slight hint that the harvesters are being manipulated.
• Child Dema seems to be adamant about following the story the twins are making up and seems to be patronizing her sister Nona. He actions in the future seem to reflect this controlling attitude.
• After this cutscene, the little girl Dema speaks with the Havester inside the dollhouse right after her twin sister bolts, telling them this feels like not the first time she's asked them for help.
• During the Dawn of Mana segments, the heroes can hear an otherworldy voice saying phrases such as "Why did you leave me?", "Why you, and not me?" and "Give it back! It's MY destiny, not yours...". This foreshadows adult Nona becomming the next Mana Goddess instead of her sister, as seen in a flashback in season 2, chapter 6.
• When the protagonist reaches Nona at the end of the chapter, she tells them about the ritual taking place inside the Mana clan when a Mana Tree dies and how her sister Dema was chosen to be the next one. Nona feels like her sister is overprotecting her and carries all the burden.
• During chapter 7, Sumo & Baashear meet with Julius disguised as Sumo and decide to tag along. During their search for the Mana Tree, both adventurers see a visions of the Mana Goddess coming through Julius. Near the end of the chapter after being unmasked and defeated by the party, Julius asks the Harvester why they are siding with Sumo as they share the same ambitions. Baashear retorts they a nothing alike, but the evil sorcerer replies this fact isn't true if they work for the Mana Goddess.
• At the beginning of chapter 8, Mousseline appears before a distressed protagonist, tellin them she will help them should they abandon their mission to find the Mana Sword. The hero refuses, which prompts the faerie to warn him not to come crying to her when all this blow up to their face.
• The Ebon Knight mentions the name of Dema after being defeated by the Harvester at the end of chapter 8, revealing they are connected. He also told the hero he is the wielder of the Mana Sword and not them. This harkens back to child Nona telling Diospyros he's just like the hero of the twin's story, destined to be a great swordsman.
• Flesh-piercing ritual by the Mana Sword is foreshadowed by a faerie back in chapter 5.

The protagonist originally being gifted half of the same soul as their twin & slowly becoming their whole person is hinted at times.

• At the end of chapter 6 of season 1, the protagonist reunites with the young girl Nona, who tells them even though her and her sister Dema may be two halves of the same heart, they are still different. She then pleas the Harvester never to forgive that fact for them too. The next things they see after being warped is their clone inside the Sanctuary of Mana.
• Right after waking from their vision from chapter 6, the Harvester asks their doppelganger who they are. The twin replies they are them, which puzzles the protagonist even more.

Gallery

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External links

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References

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