Flatski usurped power from the previous rulers of the Thirstquencher Kingdom and transformed it into an empire.

Flatski ( Tequila in the Japanese version): Leader of the Thirstquencher Empire.

Originally a peaceful monarchy until Flatski took over. He will read all of the books to Mushashi.

Scribe Shanky: One of Fillet's advisors.

He doesn't seem to approve of Musashi at first. He managed to not get himself caught by the Empire.

Butler Livers: The butler of the castle and one of Fillet's advisors.

He is in charge of keeping rack of all of the castle staff that are freed from the Bincholoid. He speaks in a stereotypical Shakespearian way, throwing thou's and art's into his speech.

Steward Ribson: The steward of the castle and one of Fillet's advisors.

Most of its inhabitants were sealed away in Bincholoid crystals during the attack on the castle, although a few managed to evade capture. The kingdom that Princess Fillet's parents rule over. He appears later to challenge Musashi to a third rematch, only to be absorbed by the Wizard of Darkness. Kojiro is defeated in battle when he first encounters Musashi on the beach.

Topo, seemingly attracted to Kojiro, uses him as part of her plan to steal money from the villagers. Looking for revenge, he refuses to help Fillet in order to pursue a fight with Musashi. He despises Musashi, blaming him for an accident that occurred in the past. Kojiro: A swordsman from Musashi's homeworld summoned by Fillet the second time she performs the Hero Summon.He is later crushed to death during the Wizard of Darkness' rampage. His last words are to Musashi telling him to look after Leno. Towards the end of the game, Jon is shot in the back by Rootrick and is mortally wounded in the process. He poses as Colonel Capricciola to get his chance to exact revenge on Flatski for killing his family. In actuality, Jon is the prince of the Thirstquencher empire and the rightful heir to the throne. Colonel Jon Capricciola ( Colonel Jean Walker in the Japanese version): Mysterious treasure hunter & owner of Leno, a sweethearted dog, who often finds himself in trouble.While her parents were away on vacation, the Thirstquencher empire attacks and kidnaps many of the castle's servants, forcing her to summon Musashi. She can perform 'hero summoning', which allows her to draw in heroes from other worlds for a short time. She appears to be spoiled, and is quick to anger as well. Fillet: Princess of Allucaneet, kidnapped by the Thirstquencher Empire.Although Fillet supposedly summoned the same Musashi which saved Allucaneet in the distant past, it seemed apparent that this adventure occurred when Musashi was older. He must finish his quest before the binchotite runs out of energy, which will kill him. He has a short temper and is generally impatient, yet will go to great lengths to help others. Musashi: A young fencer summoned by Fillet to save Allucaneet Kingdom.There are also several minigames and puzzles scattered throughout which must be completed to advance the plot. The bulk of the game involves Musashi fighting a variety of enemies, using both Fusion and Lumina, to save the kingdom from various threats (which range from fires breaking out, to an invasion of half-vampire, half-zombie monsters called Vambees), and to acquire five scrolls which increase Lumina's strength and grant Musashi new abilities. Nevertheless, Musashi is given the blade Fusion, and charged with the task of obtaining Brave Fencer Musashi's sword - Lumina, the Sword of Luminescence - before the Thirstquencher Army does. Fillet's intention was to summon the legendary Brave Fencer Musashi, who had saved the Kingdom from a monster called the Wizard of Darkness 150 years before she is therefore disappointed when she gets a small boy instead. The player controls Musashi, a boy summoned to the Allucaneet Kingdom by its Princess - named Fillet - to save it from the invading Thirstquencher Empire.

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