He is also an illusionist. He goes where the wind takes him. Moose is a capsule monster who can't communicate verbally with humans, but somehow understands what they want it to do. He lives deep inside the forest, and seems to have the ability to feel deep sympathy with beings. With all these characters joining your party, and interacting both in and out of battle, there should definitely be a lot to make Lufia fans happy.
Characters also play a big role when it comes to special attacks.
Rise of the Sinistrels, but this time they will be character-specific, and what's more, you will be able to combine attacks between specific characters to create new and more powerful ones, in a system being called the Active Matrix System. You'll have to form good relationships between your party members if you want to be successful in this game. As far as graphics go, the Legend Returns might just have the best graphics of any Game Boy Color RPG ever. The color palette is also beautiful, and the character design is the high-quality Lufia fare gamers have come to expect from the series. The big reason that LtLR looks to maintain the quality set by its predecessors is that the team responsible for creating both previous titles have been reunited to work on it.