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* CreatorsOddball: Hideaki Itsuno's early career is mostly associated with {{Fighting Game}}s, and then he became a recurring director for at least three installments of the ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'' franchise before this game was released. ''Devil May Cry'' is an UrbanFantasy DemonSlaying franchise with an emphasis on fast-paced StylishAction and linear level designs but without any obvious RPG elements. On the other hand, ''Dragon's Dogma'' is a medieval fantasy open-world RolePlayingGame which has many gameplay mechanics that aren't in his prior fighting game and ''DMC'' projects.
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* StillbornFranchise: Capcom really wanted the game to launch a franchise on par with the Western [=RPGs=] of the time but the game sold poorly in the West on release, causing the possible sequel to be turned into ''Deep Down'' (which became {{Vaporware}}), and ''Dragon's Dogma Online'' to be only released in Japan. A short CGI Anime series was released in 2020, but it has very little to do with the game outside of a few elements. [[SequelGap It took until June 2022 for the franchise to continue]] with the announcement of ''Dragon's Dogma II''.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: There were supposed to be extra classes such as a Monk, extra races such as Beastmen and Elves, and even some characters had different designs according to the art book. However, Orcs and Elves are in ''Dragon's Dogma Online''. The game's world was also meant to be much bigger, with a special area known as Dragon Isle where the Arisen would have their final encounter with the dragon. [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking There was also going to be a visible moon at night]].
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: There were supposed to be extra classes such as a Monk, extra races such as Beastmen and Elves, and even some characters had different designs according to the art book. However, Orcs and Elves are in ''Dragon's Dogma Online''. The game's world was also meant to be much bigger, with a special area known as Dragon Isle where the Arisen would have their final encounter with the dragon. [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking There was also going to be a visible moon at night]].
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** Capcom really wanted the game to launch a franchise on par with the Western [=RPGs=] of the time but the game sold poorly in the West on release, causing the possible sequel to be turned into ''Deep Down'' (which became {{Vaporware}}), and ''Dragon's Dogma Online'' to be only released in Japan. A short CGI Anime series was released in 2020, but it has very little to do with the game outside of a few elements. [[SequelGap It took until June 2022 for the franchise to continue]] with the announcement of ''Dragon's Dogma II''.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: ** There were supposed to be extra classes such as a Monk, extra races such as Beastmen and Elves, and even some characters had different designs according to the art book. However, Orcs and Elves are in ''Dragon's Dogma Online''. The game's world was also meant to be much bigger, with a special area known as Dragon Isle where the Arisen would have their final encounter with the dragon. [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking There was also going to be a visible moon at night]].
** Capcom really wanted the game to launch a franchise on par with the Western [=RPGs=] of the time but the game sold poorly in the West on release, causing the possible sequel to be turned into ''Deep Down'' (which became {{Vaporware}}), and ''Dragon's Dogma Online'' to be only released in Japan. A short CGI Anime series was released in 2020, but it has very little to do with the game outside of a few elements. [[SequelGap It took until June 2022 for the franchise to continue]] with the announcement of ''Dragon's Dogma II''.
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* NewbieBoom: The long SequelGap and pre-release marketing from gaming news outlets made ''VideoGame/DragonsDogmaII'' the first exposure of many gamers to the ''Dragon's Dogma'' franchise. ''[=DD2=]'' had a rough day one launch, but also because of it, ''Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen'' has been receiving more retroactive recognition, then an influx of positive reviews and concurrent players on Platform/{{Steam}} as of March 2024.
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* TheWikiRule: The Fextralife [[https://dragonsdogma.wiki.fextralife.com/Dragons+Dogma+Wiki Dragon's Dogma Wiki]] and Wikia [[http://dragonsdogma.wikia.com/ Dragon's Dogma Wiki]].
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* StillbornFranchise: Capcom really wanted the game to launch a franchise on par with the Western [=RPGs=] of the time but the game sold poorly in the West on release, causing the possible sequel to be turned into ''Deep Down'' (which became {{Vaporware}}), and ''Dragon's Dogma Online'' to be only released in Japan. A short CGI Anime series was released in 2020, but it has very little to do with the game outside of a few elements.
** No longer the case as of the announcement of Dragon's Dogma 2
** No longer the case as of the announcement of Dragon's Dogma 2
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* StillbornFranchise: Capcom really wanted the game to launch a franchise on par with the Western [=RPGs=] of the time but the game sold poorly in the West on release, causing the possible sequel to be turned into ''Deep Down'' (which became {{Vaporware}}), and ''Dragon's Dogma Online'' to be only released in Japan. A short CGI Anime series was released in 2020, but it has very little to do with the game outside of a few elements.
** No longerelements. [[SequelGap It took until June 2022 for the case as of franchise to continue]] with the announcement of Dragon's ''Dragon's Dogma 2II''.
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* RoleReprise: Creator/DavidLodge returns in the Netflix animated series to lend his voice to the Dragon.
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* RoleReprise: Creator/DavidLodge [[Creator/DavidLodgeAmericanActor David Lodge]] returns in the Netflix animated series to lend his voice to the Dragon.
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** No longer the case as of the announcement of Dragon's Dogma 2
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* AcclaimedFlop: The game was well received but due to the rising popularity of Western [=RPGs=] at the time, CAPCOM expected the game to sell up to 10 million units in a few years, the game only sold between 500.000 to 700.000 units in its first year due to releasing in a packed year. However, its dedicated fanbase led to CAPCOM releasing a PC port two years later, which sold beyond CAPCOM's expectations and later led to ports to Playstation 4/Xbox One, along with Nintendo Switch.
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* AcclaimedFlop: The game was well received but due to the rising popularity of Western [=RPGs=] at the time, CAPCOM Capcom expected the game to sell up to 10 million units in a few years, the game only sold between 500.000 to 700.000 units in its first year due to releasing in a packed year. However, its dedicated fanbase led to CAPCOM Capcom releasing a PC port two years later, which sold beyond CAPCOM's Capcom's expectations and later led to ports to Playstation 4/Xbox One, along with Nintendo Switch.
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* StillbornFranchise: CAPCOM Capcom really wanted the game to launch a franchise on part par with the Western [=RPGs=] of the time but the game sold poorly in the west West on release, causing the possible sequel to be turned into ''Deep Down'' (which became {{Vaporware}}), and ''Dragon's Dogma Online'' to be only released in Japan. A short CGI Anime series was released in 2020 2020, but it has very little to do with the game outside of a few elements.
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* FanNickname: Some have taken to calling Grigori 'Greg.' It certainly makes him less intimidating.
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* AcclaimedFlop: The game was well received but due to the rising popularity of Western [=RPGs=] at the time, CAPCOM expected the game to sell up to 10 million units in a few years, the game only sold between 500.000 to 700.000 units in its first year due to releasing in a packed year. However, its dedicated fanbase led to CAPCOM releasing a PC port two years later, which sold beyond CAPCOM's expectations.expectations and later led to ports to Playstation 4/Xbox One, along with Nintendo Switch.
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* StillbornFranchise: CAPCOM really wanted the game to launch a franchise on part with the Western [=RPGs=] of the time but the game sold poorly in the west on release, causing the possible sequel to be turned into ''Deep Down'' (which became {{Vaporware}}), and ''Dragon's Dogma Online'' to be only released in Japan. A short CGI Anime series was released in 2020 but it has very little to do with game outside of a few elements.
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* StillbornFranchise: CAPCOM really wanted the game to launch a franchise on part with the Western [=RPGs=] of the time but the game sold poorly in the west on release, causing the possible sequel to be turned into ''Deep Down'' (which became {{Vaporware}}), and ''Dragon's Dogma Online'' to be only released in Japan. A short CGI Anime series was released in 2020 but it has very little to do with the game outside of a few elements.
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* AcclaimedFlop: The game was well received but due to the rising popularity of Western [=RPGs=] at the time, CAPCOM expected the game to sell up 10 million units in a few years, the game only sold between 500.000 to 700.000 units in its first year due to releasing in a packed year. However, its dedicated fanbase led to CAPCOM releasing a PC port two years later, which sold beyond CAPCOM's expectations.
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* AcclaimedFlop: The game was well received but due to the rising popularity of Western [=RPGs=] at the time, CAPCOM expected the game to sell up to 10 million units in a few years, the game only sold between 500.000 to 700.000 units in its first year due to releasing in a packed year. However, its dedicated fanbase led to CAPCOM releasing a PC port two years later, which sold beyond CAPCOM's expectations.
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* AcclaimedFlop: The game was well received but due to the rising popularity of Western [=RPGs=] at the time, CAPCOM expected the game to sell up 10 million units in a few years, the game only sold between 500.000 to 700.000 units in its first year due to releasing in a packed year. However, its dedicated fanbase led to CAPCOM releasing a PC port two years later, which sold beyond CAPCOM's expectations.
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* StillbornFranchise: CAPCOM really wanted the game to launch a franchise on part with the Western [=RPGs=] of the time but the game sold poorly in the west on release, causing the possible sequel to be turned into ''Deep Down'' (which became {{Vaporware}}), and ''Dragon's Dogma Online'' to be only released in Japan. A short CGI Anime series was released in 2020 but it has very little to do with game outside of a few elements.
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* RoleReprisal: Creator/DavidLodge returns in the Netflix animated series to lend his voice to the Dragon.
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* RelationshipVoiceActor: In the anime Japanese dub, [[Creator/YuuichiNakamura Ethan]], [[Creator/NanaMizuki Hannah]] and [[Creator/MiyukiSawashiro Olivia]] are [[Film/AvengersEndGame Captain America, Captain Marvel and Valkyrie]] (Japanese dub).
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* RelationshipVoiceActor: In the anime Japanese dub, [[Creator/YuuichiNakamura Ethan]], [[Creator/NanaMizuki Hannah]] and [[Creator/MiyukiSawashiro Olivia]] are [[Film/AvengersEndGame Captain America, Captain Marvel and Valkyrie]].
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* RelationshipVoiceActor: In the anime Japanese dub, [[Creator/YuuichiNakamura Ethan]], [[Creator/NanaMizuki Hannah]] and [[Creator/MiyukiSawashiro Olivia]] are [[Film/AvengersEndGame Captain America, Captain Marvel and Valkyrie]].Valkyrie]] (Japanese dub).
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* RelationshipVoiceActor: In the anime Japanese dub, [[Creator/YuuichiNakamura Ethan]], [[Creator/NanaMizuki Hannah]] and [[Creator/MiyukiSawashiro Olivia]] are [[Film/AvengersEndGame Captain America, Captain Marvel and Valkyrie]].
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: The PC version of ''Dragon's Dogma'' could not include the ''Manga/{{Berserk}}'' weapons and armor due to licensing restrictions. Likewise, outside of a mod for the PC version, all versions of ''Dark Arisen'' lack ''Into Free -Dangan-'' as the intro music.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: The PC version of ''Dragon's Dogma'' could not include the ''Manga/{{Berserk}}'' weapons and armor due to licensing restrictions. Likewise, outside of a mod for the PC version, all versions of ''Dark Arisen'' lack ''Into "Into Free -Dangan-'' -Dangan-" as the intro music.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: There were supposed to be extra classes such as a Monk, extra races such as Beastmen and Elves, and even some characters had different designs according to the art book. However, Orcs and Elves are in ''Dragon's Dogma Online''. The game's world was also meant to be much bigger, with a special era known as Dragon Isle. [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking There was also going to be a visible moon at night]].
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: There were supposed to be extra classes such as a Monk, extra races such as Beastmen and Elves, and even some characters had different designs according to the art book. However, Orcs and Elves are in ''Dragon's Dogma Online''. The game's world was also meant to be much bigger, with a special era area known as Dragon Isle.Isle where the Arisen would have their final encounter with the dragon. [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking There was also going to be a visible moon at night]].
