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

Wax Murderer’s name is a pun for Axe Murderer.

This monster would’ve been funnier if he was carrying an axe instead of a knife, but its original name in Japan is called Ghost Candle (おばけキャンドル), so that opportunity is out the window.

Zoma (DQ3) Orgodemir (DQ7), Corvus (DQ9) and Jagonuba (DQ10) are currently the four demon lords who successfully defeated the God/Goddess of their world.

Robbin’ ‘Ood’s name is a (obvious) reference to that of the fabled thief Robin Hood.

Despite being green-cladded thieves, their actions differ to where Robin steals from the rich and gives to the poor as opposed to Robbin’ doing the same thing and gives to no one but himself.

Although there’s no confirmation of this monster being based off this Pokémon, the Wooper Trooper has some resemblance to the Pokémon Wooper.

They’re blue, both creatures are based off the real world axolotl, and their names even in Japanese are similar. (Upah and Upah Soldier)

The original concept of the Berserker started off with their head being completely black. Later on in future games however, the monster’s head color was changed to match their skin. They didn’t completely get rid of the original concept however, it just shows up in certain games.

It’s Friday, so here’s a Final Fantasy Fact.

According to the Tekken 7 debut trailer of Noctis, the only reason why he’s in that universe was to go on a small fishing trip with Lars Alexanderson.

Given the spot is Jungle Outpost, they picked a pretty good place to fish.

Let’s go over this mysterious dragon found on the box art of DQ1 for the Famicom.

The dragon itself almost looks exactly like Dragonlord’s final form, but with major differences such as: It’s color palette, the four claws instead of three, and generally being more rounded.

According to Yuji Horii in a Polygon Interview of DQ’s legacy, Nintendo stated that the reason why DQ in North America had entirely different box arts was because anime artwork 30 years ago was considered to be “very childish “.

So a realistic approach was needed to sell well.

Final Fantasy 16, Kingdom Hearts 4, Dragon Quest 12 and a bunch of other titles.

Square Enix is really going all out last year, this year and beyond with these reveals. What’s next??

In Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 1, Trode was the only monster in that game that had the Trickster skill.

As soon as Joker 2 came along, Cheeky Tiki and Erazor Blade were also given the Trickster skill as well.