Princess again to further the plots of his evil corporation to excavate the world's supply of nebulite and use the Mystic's power to enhance his Nebulium Engine to establish itself as a military power and rule the world. To stop Gandrake, and ensure that he can return to his world, Musashi goes in search of the Mystic's Five Maidens, five prodigal young women of great magical talent tasked to keep and protect the sacred Five Swords, five elemental magic swords bestowed by the spirits of the natural world and their pacts made with Mystics, that have been lost in order to restore power to the Anthedon for it to travel to lands where they have been captured and bring peace and end Gandrake's villainous plans once and for all. Gameplay Musashi is primarily an action game, in which the player controls Musashi and fights enemies with sword moves. The character roams around a world in full 3D, moving in real time at will. He has two swords: the standard katana and a larger blade, which changes as the player progresses through the game. Short attacks and attack combos are performed with the katana, while the large blade is used for finishing attacks, slow hard-hitting attacks, or sword-specific special attacks. The player can use the swords to block attacks, and can "focus" on enemies to learn techniques that they are using. Many quests involve rescuing characters; when doing so, Musashi physically carries them, and in combat uses them as a battering ram or throws them in the air to perform attack combos before catching them again. The game's role-playing elements are limited to experience points, earned by defeated enemies, which are used to increase attributes like attack power and defense. During the course of the game, the player travels around the game world performing quests; the world is centered around a single city, and Musashi journeys out from there to perform either the linear series of quests in the main plotline, or small side quests generally involving rescuing villagers. In addition to the regular gameplay, there are short segments involving motorcycle or airship combat, taking place on a set path rather than free-roaming. Music The music of Musashi: Samurai Legend was composed primarily by Masashi Hamauzu and Junya Nakano, with a few contributions from Yuki Iwai and Takayuki Iwai of Wavelink Zeal. The Surf Coasters, a Japanese surf band, provided the