Data can be transferred between Golden Sun and The Lost Age, allowing players to have a grand total of 72 Djinn in The Lost Age. The original Golden Sun had only 28 Djinn (7 per element), while The Lost Age introduced 44 more (11 per element). Presently, there are 31 Venus Djinn, 30 Mercury Djinn, 30 Mars Djinn, and 28 Jupiter Djinn. However, due to Dark Dawn featuring new Djinn alongside returning Djinn, this "balance" has been slightly disturbed. However, no game has more than 72 Djinn available to the player, and the Djinn available are always split evenly between the four elements.
There are currently 119 different Djinn, with dozens of new Djinn introduced in each game. The ways in which the Djinn affect gameplay in combat, as well as how they contribute to the class system, tends to be a highly discussed subject in review of the Golden Sun franchise.
Also, some Djinn must be defeated in battle in order for the player to obtain them while others only need to be interacted with for them to join the party. This makes it very difficult for a player that is not assisted by a walkthrough to collect them all. While some Djinn are quite easy to obtain and are right out in the open, others hide in the games' overworld. Two of Matthew's Djinn are on standby, making them not contribute to his class stage but letting any Adept make use of them to perform a summon like Ramses in battle.
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