bakery. , , : A trio of sisters working in the bakery, they have a unique style of baking. : A mysterious girl who was washed ashore the island of Wyndaria after the storm. She suffers amnesia and along with them, her emotions. Soon after meeting Rick, the pirates seek the amulet necklace Kaguya is wearing. : Princess of Wynderia. She is kind and gentle, and due to her interest in tea and herbs, she appears in the palace garden. She takes a great interest in Rick and his party. : Prince of Wynderia, and Rufina's elder brother. He can often be seen dealing with herbs in the palace garden. He serves as a guide for Rick. : Rufina's maid. She belongs to the beast race. She is an expert with blades, and keeps a good store underneath her dress and in a bag. : A fickle black cat pirate and a member of the beast race. She runs an antique shop. Her nickname is "Black Tail". : One of the forest elves with the ability to control spirits. After hearing the warning of an approaching change in the world, he meets Rick. In battle, he uses a bow and magic. He is meant to support from the back line with pride. : A ice witch living in a mansion near the village. because she is not fond of people and likes the night, she stays inside. Rick ends up in the company of Melty as he searches for the ingredients for creating "extreme ice cream." In battle, all Melty's special attacks are ice cream based. She uses her partner, Sorbet, to absorb her damage. : Melty's familiar spirit. : The pirate captain of a group, Arc Buccaneers. : A female pirate. Kaguya's robot partner. Development and release The music of the game is composed by Hiroki Kikuta. The game was released on December 16, 2010, in Japan. The song, entitled , sung by Lia, was released on December 15, 2010. The soundtrack was released on January 26, 2011. Reception Anime adaptation References External links Shining (series) Japan-exclusive video games PlayStation Portable-only games Role-playing video games Sega video games Video games featuring female protagonists Video games scored by Hiroki Kikuta 2010 video games PlayStation Portable games Video games developed in Japan