Earthbound

A brave, curious boy who awakens to a meteorite crash and becomes the party’s leader, gathering melodies to stop the cosmic threat. He travels across Eagleland with a hopeful mindset and a willingness to risk himself for friends. Ness embodies resilience and the drive to protect those he cares about.

A telepathic girl rescued from danger who wields psychic abilities to guide and support the group. Her courage and empathy sustain the team through crises, and her powers help solve challenges that physical force cannot. Paula's resolve becomes a moral compass for the journey.

A precocious young scientist who assists Ness and Paula with his technical know-how. He provides creative solutions and helps operate advanced devices encountered along the way. Jeff’s curiosity drives discoveries that are essential to advancing the mission.

Prince of Dalaam who joins the quest after a vision of training and growth. He contributes martial prowess and disciplined wisdom, enriching the group with eastern philosophies. Poo’s participation broadens the team’s skill set and cultural perspective.

A beetle-like creature from the future who informs Ness of the looming threat and guides the party before meeting a tragic end. Buzz-Buzz’s warning sets the journey in motion and frames the mission’s urgency. His sacrifice underscores the cost of knowledge.

Ness’s neighbor who becomes tangled in the group’s fate and ultimately aids the antagonistic force. His actions introduce betrayal and complexity to the mission, influencing key turns in the story. Pokey embodies self-interest that clashes with the team’s goals.

The alien force that envelops the world in hatred, transcending mortal form. Giygas represents an incomprehensible evil whose power requires not just strength but emotional resilience to resist. The final confrontation tests the limits of the heroes’ unity and faith.

Leader of the Happy Happy Village cult who worships blue, driven by the Mani Mani statue’s influence. He complicates Ness’s path by presenting a corrupt blend of faith and manipulation. Carpainter’s arc highlights the dangers of dogmatic zeal unchecked by compassion.

The grotesque figure at the top of a chain enslaving Mr. Saturn to produce Fly Honey. He embodies the grotesque, satirical menace of the game’s antagonists. His defeat helps liberate the Mr. Saturns and advances the party’s progress.