Definitely Frequent Dragon Quest Facts + FF Fridayさんのイラストまとめ

The Spiked Hare Japanese name is called Almiraj (アルミラージ), which is based off the mythical creature with the same name “Al-mi'raj”.

They are a large rabbit species with a unicorn horn on its head. It is told that Alexander the Great was rewarded one for slaying a dragon.

Piano; one of King Piccolo’s children from the Dragon Ball series looks like a younger, slightly slimer version of Baramos from Dragon Quest 3.

Both were designed by Akira Toriyama, so it checks out.

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@twumblunni That’s what I originally thought too, but that would be weird for the likes of a platypus-like monster to be able to do that.

So, I believed that it might be the latter. Since two-tailed pucks are normally seen ordering others around and bosses normally have three tails.

@Annoyaceentry Oh no, the bosses do have the tails. It seems to be limited to three, though.

In the Slime Morimori series, it would seem that certain Platypunks and monsters affiliated with the Plod tend to possess more than one tail. With Don having a total of 7 tails, this could mean that the number of tails specifies one’s ranking in the Plob from least to greatest.

The Legend of Mana has a secret function that’s triggered if your PS1 Memory Card has a save file of Final Fantasy 8 in it.

You get a free Chocobo as a starting pet instead of the standard Rabite.

The goated father. https://t.co/WJ7JAonyQr

Ham Shamwitches have a rare chance of possessing a Happy Hat when defeating/stealing from them.

Given their description in DQ11, they value this hat while wandering the world with it.

According to Dragon Quest Heroes 1-2, taking away the crown of a King Slime will reduce them back into eight amalgoomated slimes.