a few disciples. Amrita - A lady Dragoon from Shakunta Village. Her name means "Nectar" in Sanskrit. She has a little brother and her own BGM. Gratama Chef - Can be found at the four Gratama Huts in the world. You can order Take-Out to fight the Brahman boss and win a Beef Bowl. Tāla - A female dancer from Ikushu Hot Springs. She also travels to Hoverpool Bar, also known as Hawapuru. Her name translates to "Rhythm" in Sanskrit. Worthwhile Monster Encounters: Fire Dragon - A very strong dragon located in the desert. Drops Fire Scale, which can be used to forge the powerful Fire Scale Shield and Fire Scale Armor. Phurba - A one legged monster found in the mountains. Drops speed boots. Pterosaur - A winged green dragon located in the desert with high attack speed and show-stopping power. Drops the best Mantle in the game. Shiva Knight - A strong monster from Heaven with high attack speed. Drops one of the strongest swords in the game. Batman - Drops Metal Bat. Marut Knight - Drops Marut Mantle. Sansara Naga 2 Sansara Naga 1x2 On release, Famitsu magazine scored the game a 30 out of 40. Soundtrack The Sansara Naga original soundtrack was composed and arranged by Kenji Kawai, with the participation of Rei Sakuma and many other musicians in its sequel. Sansara Naga 2 was published by Victor Entertainment in 1994. References Sansara Naga Translation: http://yojimbo.eludevisibility.org/Stardust_Crusaders_Files/complete/NES/sansaranaga/project.xml 1990 video games Japan-exclusive video games Role-playing video games Game Boy Advance games Nintendo Entertainment System games Production I.G Super Nintendo Entertainment System games Video games developed in Japan