The Talon crew(ステスロス搭乗員, Sutesurosu Toujouin?) are the original crew members of the Talon before it was sealed in the Palace. After Sol separated the 13 Talon units, the crew stayed in Pureland.
One of the original Talon crew, the Sage Buzi carries useful potions. He is found in Mt. Hasbid, and joins after Guha's defeat. He can free Dahak from the curse Xagor place upon him, which bound it to the Southwest Ruins. After the Talon is destroyed, Buzi survives the crash and witnesses the party's fight against Jorgandr. After a victorious battle, Buzi temporarily stays in Cape Frost, where he can be re-recruited again when Arthur returns in the Talon2.
A part of the original Talon crew, the Armorer Juba can forge strong armor using elemental stones. He is first found in Eitar's Village, making armor for King Clamin. He is later found in the floating city Cirrus, and boards the Talon2 after simply talking to him.
Another of the original Talon crew, the Blacksmith Masa can forge weapons of mass destruction. Masa left Cirrus to look for the Mystic Swords, and finds Xcalibr in Zhakal. Since nobody can draw the sword except for a special girl, he lies in wait until she comes to Zhakal. After Faye draws the Xcalibr and Arthur shows it to him, Masa boards the Talon2. He can dispel the curse from Muramas and turn it into the Mystic Sword Masmune.
The last of the original Talon crew, the wizard Shar can create Lost Magic using powerful elemental stones. He lives in Cape Frost with a Quacky-type Cyborg and a Talker-type Cyborg, he is looking for the Tablet, a key to why the Purelanders must serve those that calls themselves Masters. Once the Tablet is found brought to him after defeating Jorgandr. He'll board Talon2 after a brief conversation. Shar, the Wizard, looks like a traditional Red Mage.
Found within the game's data, there are four items named after the crew members. Players may have been able to "install" the crew members like units in an earlier version of the game, but this was removed in the final version.
Etymology[]
Eitar, Juba and Buzi's Japanese names are Atal, Zkauba and Barzai, all of which are references to H.P Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos.