(This is harder in Shining Force 1 since the healers aren't constantly supported with adequate weapons) Remembering this tip, you're going to have an homogenous party with almost no weaknesses. This is not as hard as it sounds at first, since you just have to let the characters with the higher levels fall back until the weaker characters gained the necessary levels. The most important aspect in Shining Force is that your characters should all have the same levels all the time.
Domingo is a good character for such an errand, as it has a strong defense and high maneuverability due to its flying status. In order to determine the exact reaction zones of enemies, it's wise to send a decoy out to find out when enemies begin to move. Some bosses in Shining Force (Mishaela) even remain static and only attack when player characters enter the range of their magic attack (red box) Sometimes, as soon as they're able to reach a character, they start to move. They usually won't start attacking unless a player controlled character enters their proximity - usually two or three blocks from their position. The original Shining Force, as well as Resurrection of the Dark Dragon on the Gameboy Advance, enemies have reaction zones (yellow boxes in the graphic next to this paragraph). So it's generally wise to keep that in mind when playing one of the later games.
And even at those times, a swift action by an opposing mage can directly hit characters that try to hide. It's also wise to keep weaker characters in the second row at all times in Shining Force 2 and 3, as the enemy movement is so agressive and pushing at times. They can move around the whole battlefield, which can be pretty stressful as there is sometimes only little time to react properly. In Shining Force 2 and 3, enemies move freely and try to attack the Shining Force directly. Noticeably, Shining Force 1 behaves differently than the other games in the series. There is a difference between the Shining Force games as how the enemies approach players. How to handle computer controlled Peter (Shining Force 2) Use of the card system (Shining Force 1 Remake)
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