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How to Change Party Members in Final Fantasy Resonance

Use the Party menu to make room for a reserve and check the four-member limit.

11/11/2026 Last updated: 11/11/2026 3 min read
How to Change Party Members in Final Fantasy Resonance

FAQ

Why can't I select a reserve character?
In the photographed PC example, the party was already 4/4. Removing an active member first made the reserve selectable; other causes are To be confirmed.
Does changing the battle party change who walks around?
The observed Party menu changes the battle lineup. Whether it changes the field character in every situation is To be confirmed.

How do you change the active party?

Outside battle, open the Main Menu and select Party. In a photographed PC playthrough with all four slots occupied, the player removed an active member, then selected and added a reserve. The in-game tutorial states that the active party has a maximum of four members.

Original diagram of the full-party and open-slot states.

Check the slot count before selecting a reserve

A reserve may be visible but unavailable while the party is full. This table separates the observed roster state from the next action; it does not assume the same physical button on every platform.

What the Party screen showsAction in the photographed PC setupWhat to check afterward
Four active members, with a reserve greyed outSelect an active member and choose Remove from PartyThe displayed count drops from 4/4 to 3/4.
An open slot and a selectable reserveSelect that reserve and choose Add to PartyThe reserve fills a slot and the count returns to 4/4.
Four active members after the changeExit the Party screenReview the displayed lineup before the next fight.

The documented PC setup opens the Main Menu with Tab and uses F to select the remove and add actions. Key assignments and prompts on other devices are To be confirmed. The observed menu also kept the benched character’s equipment on that character; inspect your own equipment before making assumptions about a different version.

Does the reserve stop progressing?

In one photographed PC encounter, the post-battle Growth screen included the benched character and displayed EXP gained. That is a direct observation for the illustrated battle, not proof that every reward or progression system works identically for reserves. Mastery and other reward rules are To be confirmed here.

A player asked about changing the character who walks around. The Party screen demonstrated above selects the battle lineup; the field character’s behavior in every area and story scene is To be confirmed. Treat the two questions separately before changing the party.

For the named cast see the party roster; for healing before the next encounter see Quick Heal. The battle-system guide covers combat mechanics.

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