Reuniting with Menos, the party travels across time in search of the fragments. Ceres explains that the only way to prevent the disaster is by finding the five fragments of the Magi Key, a relic that can remove Giro's weapon from the timestream. The three are saved and brought to 1049 by Ceres, the demon girl they previously saved. In the lab, they discover a doomsday weapon created by Giro, but Kuro loses control of his body and is compelled to activate it, triggering the Great Disaster. Velvet takes them to the mad scientist Professor Giro's abandoned laboratory, where they fight and defeat Reno, revealed to be Menos's son who seeks revenge for his father's disappearance. In his place, Kuro and Fina are joined by Velvet, a researcher studying the Magiliths and their creators, the ancient Magi civilization. Seeking to prevent this, the group uses another Magilith to return to 999, though Menos is accidentally left in the future. The three emerge in the year 1049, finding that an event called "the Great Disaster" wiped out most of the world 50 years prior, including Fina's village. They regroup at a Demonian military camp, but are ambushed by the Empire and are pulled through time by another Magilith while trying to escape. The two protect a small demon girl from imperial soldiers and are imprisoned, but escape with the help of Demonian prince Menos. While attempting to stop him, Kuro and Fina inadvertently activate a Magilith relic and are sent back in time 50 years, during a war between the human Empire and the demon kingdom of Demonia. The two explore the nearby forest to find clues to Kuro's identity, but encounter a demon named Reno, who seeks to destroy humanity. As he cannot remember anything, she decides to call him Kuro. In the year 999, a boy awakens in the home of a girl named Fina, who found him near her village. Additionally, there is a minigame involving cards that one can play as a sidequest, with players able to collect new cards by finding them in chests and winning them from opponents.
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During the story campaign, players can also attempt to find hidden items scattered around the game world, such as Maana or Orikon Ore to upgrade Kuro and his party, and stars that act as bonus collectibles. The game will often shift to new genres of play at predetermined points in the story, such as a sidescrolling platform game, a match-3 puzzle game, a turn-based role-playing game, a vertically-scrolling shooting game, and a 2D fighting game. The majority of the game's fighting system revolves around real-time fighting from a top-down angle. By jumping through time, players can change events in the past to alter history and affect the world in the future. Each historical setting is rendered in its own graphical art style, including Game Boy graphics, 8-bit graphics, 16-bit graphics and 3D graphics. Using relics known as Magiliths, Kuro and his party can travel between four different time periods, including the present day, a past war, a dystopian future, and the era of an ancient civilization. The two travel together and meet different characters, including the demon prince Menos and researcher Velvet, with the ultimate goal of preventing the world's destruction and the end of time itself. The player controls Kuro, an amnesiac boy who is found by a girl named Fina. The game also features a stronger emphasis on narrative than the first. These gameplay styles pay homage to older games that inspired the developers. The scenario is based on time travel and different gameplay styles that are linked to the story and the player's actions. Evoland 2 is the sequel to the original Evoland, with its graphics style similarly changing as the player travels through time and its varied gameplay styles being revealed as the player moves along the storyline.
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