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* TheHero: The Hero of the game, obviously. [[spoiler: And ''The'' Hero with a capital "T" for both [[WolverinePublicity the entirety of Dragon Quest's legacy]] and [[FountainOfExpies nearly all eastern media portrayals to come thereafter]].]]
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* ShoutOut: The choice of a green PaletteSwap for the Boreal Serpent highlights the resemblance to none other than [[Franchise/DragonBall Shenron]], built upon further with Square-Enix's localized name, Xenlon--that he grants wishes under the right conditions hightlights the resemblance.
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* ShoutOut: The choice of a green PaletteSwap for the Boreal Serpent highlights the resemblance to none other than [[Franchise/DragonBall Shenron]], built upon further with Square-Enix's localized name, Xenlon--that he grants wishes under the right conditions hightlights highlights the resemblance.
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* TheBusCameBack: Exclusive for decades to the UpdatedRerelease of ''III'' on Platform/GameboyColor, Gran Dragon returns at last in ''VideoGame/DragonQuestMonsters Joker 3''.
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* TheBusCameBack: Exclusive for decades to the UpdatedRerelease of ''III'' on Platform/GameboyColor, Gran Dragon returns at last in ''VideoGame/DragonQuestMonsters Joker 3''.3'''s Professional version.
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* BreathWeapon: Aside from the fiery breath skills mentioned below, Orochi can breathe a [[AnIcePerson C-C-Cold Breath]] and a Crafty Breather in ''VideoGame/DragonQuestX''.
* KillStreak: ''Dragon Quest X'' gives her the passive Fuel for the Fire trait skill, which increases her Tension by 1 level for every defeated enemy.
* PlayingWithFire: Breathes Fire/Blazing Breath in her debut game[[note]]Fire Breath and Flame Breath in the remakes[[/note]]. Her initial hideout is her lair, which, fittingly, is a volcano.
* TookALevelInBadass: Various spinoff games and ''Dragon Quest X'' upgrade Orochi's fighting abilities considerably, giving her the ability to continuously bite her enemies with her heads, cast [[ShockAndAwe Kazapstrophe]], a spell usually reserved for Heroes, and even breathe different breath skills other than fire.
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* DegradedBoss: They show up in [[spoiler: Alefgard]] as regular enemies in the NES version, as well as regular enemies from ''Dragon Quest VI'' onwards.
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* DegradedBoss: They show up in [[spoiler: Alefgard]] as regular enemies in the NES version, as well as regular enemies from ''Dragon Quest VI'' ''VideoGame/DragonQuestVI'' onwards.
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An {{Optional|Boss}} {{Superboss}} exclusive to the UpdatedRerelease of ''III'' on UsefulNotes/GameboyColor.
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An {{Optional|Boss}} {{Superboss}} exclusive to the UpdatedRerelease of ''III'' on UsefulNotes/GameboyColor.Platform/GameboyColor.
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* ChoiceOfTwoWeapons: Or rather, Choice of Five Weapons. Being a MagicallyIneptFighter, they can only use melee weapons like swords, spears, axes, [[DropTheHammer hammers]] and [[ShearMenace shears]].
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* ChoiceOfTwoWeapons: Or rather, Choice of Five Weapons. Being a MagicallyIneptFighter, they can only use melee weapons like swords, spears, axes, [[DropTheHammer hammers]] hammers and [[ShearMenace shears]].
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* BadPowersGoodPeople: The Priest class are primarily {{White Mage}}s, but they notably use Whack and Thwack, sinister spells [[OneHitKill that may kill foes instantly]].
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* BadPowersGoodPeople: The Priest class are primarily {{White Mage}}s, but they notably use Whack and Thwack, sinister spells [[OneHitKill that may kill foes instantly]].
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* UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity: They start a town in its nameless FantasyCounterpartCulture equivalent.
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* WhipOfDominance: In the remake, a [[SexyJester female Gadabout]] is clad a [[PlayboyBunny a bunnysuit]] but if they're equipped with a bikini armor they will become DressedLikeADominatrix instead, including a leather whip. This doesn't translate to their gameplay.
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* WhipOfDominance: In the remake, a [[SexyJester female Gadabout]] is clad in a [[PlayboyBunny a bunnysuit]] but if they're equipped with a bikini armor they will become DressedLikeADominatrix instead, including a leather whip. This doesn't translate to their gameplay.
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** In the original UsefulNotes/{{Famicom}} release, Ortega appeared as a unique black PaletteSwap of the Hood monster family.
** In the UsefulNotes/{{NES}} release, however, he got a complete revamp (likely to prevent any guffaws over the goofy Hood-esque design) and was presented as a normal human warrior with a beard in armor.
** Possibly following the trail established by the NES release, the UpdatedRerelease for the UsefulNotes/SuperFamicom also depicted as a bearded human warrior, but gave him a StrongFamilyResemblance to the hero, with the same ShonenHair and circlet, but with a manly axe instead of the sword he carried in the NES version.
** In the UsefulNotes/{{NES}} release, however, he got a complete revamp (likely to prevent any guffaws over the goofy Hood-esque design) and was presented as a normal human warrior with a beard in armor.
** Possibly following the trail established by the NES release, the UpdatedRerelease for the UsefulNotes/SuperFamicom also depicted as a bearded human warrior, but gave him a StrongFamilyResemblance to the hero, with the same ShonenHair and circlet, but with a manly axe instead of the sword he carried in the NES version.
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** In the original UsefulNotes/{{Famicom}} Platform/{{Famicom}} release, Ortega appeared as a unique black PaletteSwap of the Hood monster family.
** In theUsefulNotes/{{NES}} Platform/{{NES}} release, however, he got a complete revamp (likely to prevent any guffaws over the goofy Hood-esque design) and was presented as a normal human warrior with a beard in armor.
** Possibly following the trail established by the NES release, the UpdatedRerelease for theUsefulNotes/SuperFamicom Platform/SuperFamicom also depicted as a bearded human warrior, but gave him a StrongFamilyResemblance to the hero, with the same ShonenHair and circlet, but with a manly axe instead of the sword he carried in the NES version.
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* UsefulNotes/JapaneseHonorifics: Robbin's Merry Men are called the Kandata-''kobun'', while Prince o' Thieves is known as Kandata-''oyabun''. Among yakuza, ''-kobun'' and ''-oyabun'' are familial signifiers indicating ''protege'' or boss status, respectively.
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* RecurringCharacter: Robbin' 'Ood first appeared in ''III'', but also appears in ''V'', ''X'', ''XI'', and numerous {{Spin Off}} games.
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** The UpdatedRerelease of ''VideoGame/DragonQuestIII'' for the UsefulNotes/GameboyColor introduced the Rubiss Sword, the first direct association of Rubiss with violence and weaponry--prior to that, her main function was to assist with guidance and special items.
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** The UpdatedRerelease of ''VideoGame/DragonQuestIII'' for the UsefulNotes/GameboyColor Platform/GameboyColor introduced the Rubiss Sword, the first direct association of Rubiss with violence and weaponry--prior to that, her main function was to assist with guidance and special items.
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** In the original UsefulNotes/{{Famicom}} release of ''III'', she shared the same sprite as the elves, but her official design depicted her as a blue-haired faerie woman in a green dress.
** The UsefulNotes/SuperFamicom release of ''III'' rendered her as an angelic RoseHairedSweetie. This design was used for ''Dragon Quest Walk'' and ''VideoGame/DragonQuestMonsters Super Light'', which appears to have kept the PointyEars from her elven appearance as a MythologyGag.
** The UsefulNotes/SuperFamicom release of ''III'' rendered her as an angelic RoseHairedSweetie. This design was used for ''Dragon Quest Walk'' and ''VideoGame/DragonQuestMonsters Super Light'', which appears to have kept the PointyEars from her elven appearance as a MythologyGag.
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** In the original UsefulNotes/{{Famicom}} Platform/{{Famicom}} release of ''III'', she shared the same sprite as the elves, but her official design depicted her as a blue-haired faerie woman in a green dress.
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** Rubiss's original design featured her as a blue-haired faerie woman; in the Official Guidebook for the UsefulNotes/SuperFamicom release of ''VideoGame/DragonQuestI'', this design had wavy blue hair and insect-like wings. This design was also used for the original release of ''VideoGame/DragonQuestVI'', but her blue hair was straight and she had no wings.
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** Rubiss's original design featured her as a blue-haired faerie woman; in the Official Guidebook for the UsefulNotes/SuperFamicom Platform/SuperFamicom release of ''VideoGame/DragonQuestI'', this design had wavy blue hair and insect-like wings. This design was also used for the original release of ''VideoGame/DragonQuestVI'', but her blue hair was straight and she had no wings.
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* TheBusCameBack: Exclusive for decades to the UpdatedRerelease of ''III'' on UsefulNotes/GameboyColor, Gran Dragon returns at last in ''VideoGame/DragonQuestMonsters Joker 3''.
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* TheBusCameBack: Exclusive for decades to the UpdatedRerelease of ''III'' on UsefulNotes/GameboyColor, Platform/GameboyColor, Gran Dragon returns at last in ''VideoGame/DragonQuestMonsters Joker 3''.
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** This specialization is retained in future games in which Zoma appears as a {{Superboss}}, such as the ''Monsters'' subseries and [[{{VideoGame/DragonQuestIX}} Dragon Quest IX]].
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* OrcusOnHisThrone: He doesn't show up until you've beaten Baramos. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in that, much like the Dragonlord to succeed him long after, Zoma's in a position where he really doesn't ''have'' to do anything. He’s already gotten rid of Rubiss, destroyed the one weapon he thinks can hurt him, and the populace fear him too much to rebel.
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* OrcusOnHisThrone: He doesn't show up until you've beaten Baramos. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] {{Justified|Trope}} in that, much like the Dragonlord to succeed him long after, Zoma's in a position where he really doesn't ''have'' to do anything. He’s already gotten rid of Rubiss, destroyed the one weapon he thinks can hurt him, and the populace fear him too much to rebel.
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* OrcusOnHisThrone: He doesn't show up until you've beaten Baramos. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in that, much like the Dragonlord to succeed him long after, Zoma's in a position where he really doesn't ''have'' to do anything.
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* OrcusOnHisThrone: He doesn't show up until you've beaten Baramos. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in that, much like the Dragonlord to succeed him long after, Zoma's in a position where he really doesn't ''have'' to do anything. He’s already gotten rid of Rubiss, destroyed the one weapon he thinks can hurt him, and the populace fear him too much to rebel.
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* AmazonianBeauty: The female Warrior is very beautiful, but equal attention is given to her musculature.
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* BornLucky: Has the highest luck growth of all the classes, meaning they're very good at avoiding debuffs.
* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Has terrible stats an is designed as JokeCharacter...but considering they can become a Sage without needing a Words of Wisdom, they have vast potential.
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* PlayingWithFire: Gets a small splash of the Blaze and Fireball line spells before unlocking the Hero's unique lightning element spells.
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* ShockAndAwe: The Zap series of spells is traditionally exclusive to the Hero only. In subsequent appearances, this becomes something of the Hero's SignatureMove [[spoiler: much in the same way ice becomes Zoma's predominant element.]]
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* HeroicSacrifice: They can learn the aptly-named Sacrifice/Kamikazee spell, which attempts to kill all enemies at the cost of the caster's life.
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* OneHitKill: Whack and Thwack (Or Beat and Defeat, as they used to be named) can instantly kill most non-boss enemies, if they work.
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* RazorWind: The only direct-damage spell the Cleric gets takes the form of a line of wind-based spells.
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* BreathWeapon: When Mages cast Puff!, they spend the whole battle breathing out flames at the entire enemy party.
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* HavingABlast: The Bang line of spells pounds the enemies with explosive force. Unlike Frizz, which is exclusively single target, or Sizz, which targets only a group of enemies and can thus be thrown off by funky enemy formations or heavily mixed groups, Bang will hit everything on the opposing side of the battlefield without exception.
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* HavingABlast: The Bang spell line of spells pounds the enemies with explosive force. Unlike Frizz, which is exclusively single target, or Sizz, which targets only a group of enemies and can thus be thrown off by funky enemy formations or heavily mixed groups, Bang will hit everything on the opposing side of the battlefield without exception.
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* ReusedCharacterDesign: The female Merchant's hair style makes her look strongly like [[VideoGame/ChronoTrigger Marle]], and her clothing is almost identical to an outfit worn by a young [[Franchise/DragonBall Bulma]].
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* PresidentEvil: The Merchant you leave in the immigrant town slowly become this, naming it after themselves and hoarding most of its money. A revolution from angry townspeople puts an end to that.
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* PresidentEvil: The Merchant you leave in the immigrant town slowly become this, [[{{Egopolis}} naming it after themselves themselves]] and hoarding most of its money. A revolution from angry townspeople puts an end to that.that.
* ReusedCharacterDesign: The female Merchant's hair style makes her look strongly like [[VideoGame/ChronoTrigger Marle]], and her clothing is almost identical to an outfit worn by a young [[Franchise/DragonBall Bulma]].
* ReusedCharacterDesign: The female Merchant's hair style makes her look strongly like [[VideoGame/ChronoTrigger Marle]], and her clothing is almost identical to an outfit worn by a young [[Franchise/DragonBall Bulma]].
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A mysterious and rare profession, Sages learn all the spells of both Clerics and Mages. Nobody is capable of simply starting as one, however; it takes special training and the rare and highly-valued Words of Wisdom...
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* BlowYouAway: The sage has access to both Priest and Mage spells, meaning they can use wind magic.
* BreathWeapon: When the Mage/Sage casts Puff!, they spend the whole battle breathing out flames at the entire enemy party.
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* BlowYouAway: The sage Sage has access to both Priest and Mage spells, meaning they can use wind magic.
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** In the 3DS and Definitive Editions, [[spoiler:she is confronted by villagers who are trying to talk her out of her marriage to Ortega by spreading bad rumors about him. The Luminary discovers that a monster sent by Baramos has cursed the villagers to prevent the Hero's birth and slays it, then breaks the curse with some Defuddle Drops. Now realizing that her marriage has more at stake than she thought, she swears to get stronger to protect her family.]]
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** In the 3DS and Definitive Editions, [[spoiler:she is confronted by villagers who are trying to talk her out of her marriage to Ortega by spreading bad rumors about him. The Luminary discovers that a monster sent by Baramos Baramos, the Archfiend's Acolyte, has cursed the villagers to prevent the Hero's birth and slays it, then breaks the curse with some Defuddle Drops. Now realizing that her marriage has more at stake than she thought, she swears to get stronger to protect her family.]]
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* GodSaveUsFromTheQueen: Everybody is fearful of Pimiko, knowing she can pick any of them to be a sacrifice at any time.
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* DirtyCoward: Robbin' will throw down like the thug he is when he thinks he has the upper hand, but the instant he loses he turns into a whimpering baby who begs to be spared and swears that he'll go stright--the first time in the franchise that he does this, it turns out later [[spoiler:that he's lying through his teeth]].
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* DirtyCoward: Robbin' will throw down like the thug he is when he thinks he has the upper hand, but the instant he loses he turns into a whimpering baby who begs to be spared and swears that he'll go stright--the straight--the first time in the franchise that he does this, it turns out later [[spoiler:that he's lying through his teeth]].
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** Xenlon, a PaletteSwap of the boreal serpent family of monters, appeared belatedly in the UpdatedRerelease of ''III''. He is, however, bar none the mightiest of the serpents and grants wishes.
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** Despite ''VideoGame/DragonQuestMonsters: Terry's Wonderland 3D'' redesigning the Bones of Baramos,[[note]]Said design coming from the ''Emblem of Roto''[[/note]] ''Dragon Quest X'', ''Dragon Quest of the Stars'', ''Dragon Quest: Monster Parade'', the ''Joker 3'' games, ''Dragon Quest Rivals'', and ''Dragon Quest Tact'' reuses the Dragon Zombie PaletteSwap from ''III''.
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* BreathWeapon: Breathes [[PlayingWithFire Inferno]] [[note]]Fire in the NES original[[/note]] to damage Erdrick and his party. Later appearances such as ''Dragon Quest X'' would expand the King Hydra's abilities to [[AnIcePerson C-C-Cold Breath]], Scorch, Boogie Breath, Acid Breath, and others like [[PoisonousPerson Venom Mist]] and Fireball Storm.
* KingMook: To the Hydras from his master's army.
* TheBusCameBack: Disappeared from the series after its debut for nearly 24 years before returning in ''Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wonderland 3D''.
* TookALevelInBadass: ''VideoGame/DragonQuestX'' upgrades it heavily, being able to use more breath attacks like Scorch and Crafty Breather, as well as other abilities, like its master's [[StatusBuffDispel Disruptive Wave]], [[MightyRoar Total War Cry]], Fuel for the Fire, and Evil Dragon Crest.
* TheBusCameBack: Disappeared from the series after its debut for nearly 24 years before returning in ''Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wonderland 3D''.
* TookALevelInBadass: ''VideoGame/DragonQuestX'' upgrades it heavily, being able to use more breath attacks like Scorch and Crafty Breather, as well as other abilities, like its master's [[StatusBuffDispel Disruptive Wave]], [[MightyRoar Total War Cry]], Fuel for the Fire, and Evil Dragon Crest.
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* DarkIsEvil: Perhaps utilized to the greatest potency in the series. When he's first encountered, Zoma's protected by a ''shroud'' of pure darkness, so potent that it renders him NighInvulnerable to all forms of assault. Only the Ball of Light, an artifact that quite literally has the potency to restore vibrancy and vitality to the entire world, can nullify it to even the odds.
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* DarkIsEvil: Perhaps utilized to the greatest potency in the series. When he's first encountered, Zoma's protected by a ''shroud'' of pure darkness, so potent that it renders him NighInvulnerable to all forms of assault. Only the Ball Sphere of Light, an artifact that quite literally has the potency to restore vibrancy and vitality to the entire world, can nullify it to even the odds.
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* CompositeCharacter: ''Emblem of Roto'' and the Monsters series in ''VideoGame/DragonQuestMonsters: Terry's Wonderland 3D'' redesigned the Bones of Baramos to better resemble the original Baramos, rather than using the quick-and-dirty PaletteSwap of the Dragon Zombie from ''III''.
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* CompositeCharacter: ''Emblem of Roto'' and the Monsters series in ''VideoGame/DragonQuestMonsters: Terry's Wonderland 3D'' and ''Dragon Quest Monsters 2: Iru and Luca's Marvelous Mysterious Key'' redesigned the Bones of Baramos to better resemble the original Baramos, rather than using the quick-and-dirty PaletteSwap of the Dragon Zombie from ''III''.
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* SecondaryColorNemesis: Baramos wears a purple mantle over green robes. The Baramos Bros. wear a green mantle over purple robes.
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* AnIcePerson: Kacrack, the strongest ice-elemental spell, is his attacking spell of choice. Not only that, but he can also attack with freezing breath, and even his aforementioned Disruptive Wave ability is described as "icy" in certain translations.
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* AnIcePerson: Kacrack, the strongest ice-elemental spell, is his attacking spell of choice. Not only that, but he can also attack with freezing breath, Freezing Blizzard, and even his aforementioned Disruptive Wave ability is described as "icy" in certain translations.
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* BackFromTheDead: [[spoiler: One of your wishes to [[BonusBoss Xenlon]] can be to bring Ortega back to life. When you see him back in Aliahan, he wishes you well on your quest and not to make your mother worry too much.]]
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* BackFromTheDead: [[spoiler: One of your wishes to [[BonusBoss [[{{Superboss}} Xenlon]] can be to bring Ortega back to life. When you see him back in Aliahan, he wishes you well on your quest and not to make your mother worry too much.]]
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* BonusBoss: The boss of the post-game dungeon. Good luck beating him, let alone quickly.
* {{Superboss}}: The boss of the post-game dungeon. Good luck beating him, let alone quickly.
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* BonusBoss: In ''Dragon Quest IX'', ''Dragon Quest X'', and the 3DS and Definitive versions of ''Dragon Quest XI'', complete with his original theme, in the first and the last.
* {{Superboss}}: He's a strong optional boss in ''Dragon Quest IX'', ''Dragon Quest X'', and the 3DS and Definitive versions of ''Dragon Quest XI'', complete with his original theme, in the first and the last.
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* BonusBoss: Aside from appearing alongside the other Big Bads of the series in various future main titles, he's easily the hardest boss in ''Dragon Quest Heroes''.
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** This specialization is retained in future games in which Zoma appears as a BonusBoss, such as the ''Monsters'' subseries and [[{{VideoGame/DragonQuestIX}} Dragon Quest IX]].
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** This specialization is retained in future games in which Zoma appears as a BonusBoss, {{Superboss}}, such as the ''Monsters'' subseries and [[{{VideoGame/DragonQuestIX}} Dragon Quest IX]].
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* {{Superboss}}: Aside from appearing alongside the other Big Bads of the series in various future main titles, he's easily the hardest boss in ''Dragon Quest Heroes''.
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Rated M For Manly is about works, not specific characters
* ManlyMan: Ortega is you, but with beard, muscle, and mighty axe. He doesn't need a party to help him venture across the land, will do pitched battle with monsters at the very rim of active volcanoes, [[spoiler:and even after losing his memory, comes within arm's reach of the BigBad all by himself]].
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* RatedMForManly: Ortega is you, but with beard, muscle, and mighty axe. He doesn't need a party to help him venture across the land, will do pitched battle with monsters at the very rim of active volcanoes, [[spoiler:and even after losing his memory, comes within arm's reach of the BigBad all by himself]].
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** They can also equip several melee and throwing weapons like [[BladeOnAStick spears]], axes, whips and {{b|attleBoomerang}}oomerangs. However, they can't equip more specialized weapons like claws, knives and staves.
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** They can also equip several melee and throwing weapons like [[BladeOnAStick spears]], spears, axes, whips and {{b|attleBoomerang}}oomerangs. However, they can't equip more specialized weapons like claws, knives and staves.
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* ChoiceOfTwoWeapons: Or rather, Choice of Five Weapons. Being a MagicallyIneptFighter, they can only use melee weapons like swords, [[BladeOnAStick spears]], axes, [[DropTheHammer hammers]] and [[ShearMenace shears]].
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* ChoiceOfTwoWeapons: Or rather, Choice of Five Weapons. Being a MagicallyIneptFighter, they can only use melee weapons like swords, [[BladeOnAStick spears]], spears, axes, [[DropTheHammer hammers]] and [[ShearMenace shears]].
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* ChoiceOfTwoWeapons: Or rather, Three Weapons. They can use swords, albeit not as effectively as the Hero or Warrior though. They can also use [[BladeOnAStick spears]], but due to their affinity to magic [[MagicStaff staves]] are their preferred weapons.
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* ChoiceOfTwoWeapons: Or rather, Three Weapons. They can use swords, albeit not as effectively as the Hero or Warrior though. They can also use [[BladeOnAStick spears]], spears, but due to their affinity to magic [[MagicStaff staves]] are their preferred weapons.
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%%** [[BladeOnAStick Spears]].
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%%** [[BladeOnAStick Spears]].Spears.
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* WhipItGood: Thieves can wield whips which target single groups of enemies.
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By TRS decision Whip It Good is now a disambiguation page. Moving entries to appropriate tropes when possible.
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** They can also equip several melee and throwing weapons like [[BladeOnAStick spears]], axes, {{whip|ItGood}}s and {{b|attleBoomerang}}oomerangs. However, they can't equip more specialized weapons like claws, knives and staves.
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** They can also equip several melee and throwing weapons like [[BladeOnAStick spears]], axes, {{whip|ItGood}}s whips and {{b|attleBoomerang}}oomerangs. However, they can't equip more specialized weapons like claws, knives and staves.
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* DressedLikeADominatrix: In the Super Famicom version, if the female gadabout is equipped with a swimsuit, she'll have other ideas and wear something else entirely, complete with NavelDeepNeckline and a whip.
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* DressedLikeADominatrix: In the Super Famicom version, if the female gadabout is equipped with a swimsuit, she'll have other ideas and wear something else entirely, complete with NavelDeepNeckline and a whip.WhipOfDominance.
* WhipOfDominance: In the remake, a [[SexyJester female Gadabout]] is clad a [[PlayboyBunny a bunnysuit]] but if they're equipped with a bikini armor they will become DressedLikeADominatrix instead, including a leather whip. This doesn't translate to their gameplay.
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%%** [[WhipItGood Whips]].
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: [[ZigzaggedTrope He precedes Pankraz]] of ''VideoGame/DragonQuestV'' (which released on the Super Famicom in 1992) as a character, but as a father who shares a StrongFamilyResemblance with his son but and extra facial hair, Ortega's appearance in the Super Famicom remake of ''III'' (1996) takes an obvious leaf from Pankraz' book.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: [[ZigzaggedTrope He precedes Pankraz]] of ''VideoGame/DragonQuestV'' (which released on the Super Famicom in 1992) as a character, but as a father who shares a StrongFamilyResemblance with his son but and extra facial hair, child (but with ManlyFacialHair), Ortega's appearance in the Super Famicom remake of ''III'' (1996) takes an obvious leaf from Pankraz' book.
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!!!Tropes associated with the Queen:
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!!!Tropes associated with the Queen:King:
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The well-meaning and well-loved ruler of Romaria, though not fully by his own choice. He'd gladly drop his royal status in an instant if he could, even if only for a while.
!!!Tropes associated with the Queen:
* TheGamblingAddict: Whenever he successfully "crowns" someone, he immediately runs for the nearby casino to gamble and have fun until he's dragged back to his throne. The castle staff admits that the King does this to people all the time.
* OfferedTheCrown: After getting his royal crown back from Robbin 'Ood, the King names the Hero the new ruler of Romaria and leaves the throne and kingdom to them. However, the King/Queen can't leave the kingdom, so the Hero has to go and give the crown back in order to continue on their quest.
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* TheGamblingAddict: Whenever he successfully "crowns" someone, he immediately runs for the nearby casino to gamble and have fun until he's dragged back to his throne. The castle staff admits that the King does this to people all the time.
* OfferedTheCrown: After getting his royal crown back from Robbin 'Ood, the King names the Hero the new ruler of Romaria and leaves the throne and kingdom to them. However, the King/Queen can't leave the kingdom, so the Hero has to go and give the crown back in order to continue on their quest.
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Robbin' 'Ood is a big axe-wielding brute who leads a small party of robbin' hoodlums on various criminal expeditions; when first encountered by the party in ''III'', they've just relieved the King of Rimuldar of his crown.
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Robbin' 'Ood is a big axe-wielding brute who leads a small party of robbin' hoodlums on various criminal expeditions; when first encountered by the party in ''III'', they've just relieved the King of Rimuldar Romaria of his crown.