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The backstory detailed in the Eternal Blue remake makes it clear that this is Earth After the End, and even includes a cutscene that shows the final battle where Earth is destroyed.

You can clearly identify Africa, Europe, and North America in various shots.

Worth noting: the Blue Star looks exactly like Earth.

This is because Lunar is actually the Blue Star's moon that's been terraformed (the Frontier and the ground that the Azure City/Fortress of Althena passes over becomes rather moon-like). The Blue Star is always visible and is always huge in the sky.

Inverted, played straight and Justified.

In the remake they were both broken out of it, as Lucia's eyes were changed to green and Jean's were changed to brown.

Lucia and Jean were textbook examples of Curtains Match the Window, with the former having blue hair and blue eyes, and the latter having green hair and green eyes.

Luna's eyes are usually brown in Lunar: The Silver Star, especially in promotional art, but have been blue since Silver Star Story.

Adaptation Dye-Job: A few occurred between the Sega CD games and their remakes.

In Eternal Blue, Ramus turns it into a tourist attraction called the 'Tunnels of Carnage.'

Absurdly-Spacious Sewer: There's one under Meribia which appears in The Silver Star and Eternal Blue both.

Eternal Blue Complete has many computer modeled objects, such as the building where Lucia sleeps on the Blue Star, most shots of the Dragonship Destiny, and Zophar's first form.

Silver Star Story (Complete) and Harmony, have a computer modeled ship from the 'Wind's Nocturne' song sequence and the exterior of The Very Definitely Final Dungeon.

2D Visuals, 3D Effects: The Complete remakes feature animation sequences by Studio GONZO, and this trope is their calling card.

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The Lunar series and related media provide examples of: The one exception is the Silver Star Story novelizations, which are available in English via Kindle.

There are variety of other Lunar-related media that never left Japan - novelizations, manga, drama CDs, even a short anime film made for Magic School Lunar!.

Lunar: Dragon Song - Nintendo DS (2005/2005).

Magic School Lunar - Sega Saturn (1997).

Lunar: Walking School - Game Gear (1996).

Lunar 2: Eternal Blue Complete - PlayStation (1999/2000).

Lunar 2: Eternal Blue - Sega Saturn (1998).

Lunar: Silver Star Story Touch - iOS (US: 2012).

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Lunar: Silver Star Harmony - PSP (2009/2010).Lunar Legend - Game Boy Advance (2002/2002).

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