Another Eden Begins Characters Hub

Another Eden Begins puts nineteen playable characters on one campaign roster. That is the entire box. There is no gacha inside this product and no weekly banner to chase. Studio Prisma’s official site lists every name with an English voice credit and a one-line blurb. This hub is the map: who they are, where the full blurbs live, and how party roles connect to combat.

The story still belongs to Aldo. He is a Baruoki swordsman thrown 800 years forward after the Beast King takes Feinne. The rest of the line comes from the present Kingdom of Miglance (300 AD), the sky city of Elzion (1100 AD), and antiquity (20,000 BC). You travel those eras freely once the campaign opens them. Kinship, encounter, and character quests exist so the roster is more than a battle menu.

Where to go next

• The companion roster is the full 19-name list with official blurbs and voice credits. Start there if you want a encyclopedia page rather than a systems page.
• Party building is the practical follow-up: attackers, supporters, healers, chain skills, and why a pretty screenshot team can still wipe.
• The tier list hub is a pre-launch role preview, not a gacha ranking. Pair it with party compositions once you have a feel for Another Force.
• The DLC roster lists the ten optional Character Pack allies. They are not in the nineteen. Prices and dates sit on DLC packs.

Ramiu is listed among the nineteen. Official text calls her a spritely sand spirit who guides Aldo through a new adventure. That new adventure is New Game+, unlocked after you clear the main story, with more than ten endings. Do not confuse her Begins story role with the Encounter Ramiu ticket on the serial codes hub — that ticket is for the original mobile and PC game.

How the roster is structured

Official marketing repeats two numbers: 18 companions and 19 playable characters. Both are true depending on whether you count Aldo. This wiki counts nineteen playable names, Aldo included, matching the “form your own unique party” line on the official site.

Voice acting on the main story is fully recorded in English and Japanese. The credits on the roster page use the English cast published for Begins, including the correction that Shion is voiced by Shai Matheson, not Anthony Howell. Bertrand is the one credited to Anthony Howell.

You do not need every character on day one of the demo. Chapters 1–6 are the expected Baruoki-to-future opening. Amy and Riica are the companions most players should expect to meet during that stretch, based on the well-known Part 1 opening. The demo walkthrough stays at that level of detail and does not invent join chapters the publisher has not listed.

Quests that sit beside the main story

Three quest types are named in official system copy:

• Encounter quests — unique meetings that introduce a character.
• Character quests — personal stories.
• Kinship quests — unlocked by forging a deep connection.

Those labels matter for party building because kinship is not a battle command; it is a relationship gate. If you only run the main scenario and skip side quests, you will still finish the campaign, but you will miss the extra texture Studio Prisma is selling. Treat them as optional depth, then return to Getting Started when you want the install checklist instead of lore.

For dates, editions, and storefronts, keep updates and official links nearby. For how this 19-person box compares with the original game’s huge gallery, read Begins versus the original. This hub stays focused on the premium campaign’s playable line — names, voices, roles, and the pages that tell you how to actually field them.