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The original game was released in [[TheEighties 1988]] for the NintendoEntertainmentSystem as ''Kaijuu Monogatari'' (with the alternate English title "Shell Saurs Story"). It was then published by {{Namco}} before BIRTHDAY decided to have a new publisher for their next hit game. The next game, basically called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' (or ''Greater Tale of Shell Monsters'' by a translator) for the {{SNES}}, was released in 1994 before Christmas and it over 300,000 copies throughout Japan. As of that release, the series is published by HudsonSoft.
Birthday released a sequel called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari II'' for the {{SNES}} in late 1996, which have more detailed graphics, a time system, and much more. In the following year, a TradingCardGame called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari: Miracle of the Zone'' was available. There are two GameBoy games featuring this TCG. A manga based on the "MOZ" series is also released. A SpinOff featuring one of the main Shell Beasts was released for the GameBoyColor.
Birthday released a sequel called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari II'' for the {{SNES}} in late 1996, which have more detailed graphics, a time system, and much more. In the following year, a TradingCardGame called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari: Miracle of the Zone'' was available. There are two GameBoy games featuring this TCG. A manga based on the "MOZ" series is also released. A SpinOff featuring one of the main Shell Beasts was released for the GameBoyColor.
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The original game was released in [[TheEighties 1988]] for the NintendoEntertainmentSystem [[NintendoEntertainmentSystem Nintendo Family Computer]] as ''Kaijuu Monogatari'' (with the alternate English title "Shell Saurs Story"). It was then published by {{Namco}} before BIRTHDAY decided to have a new publisher for their next hit game. The next game, basically called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' (or ''Greater Tale of Shell Monsters'' by a translator) for the {{SNES}}, SuperFamicom, was released in 1994 before Christmas and it over 300,000 copies throughout Japan. As of that release, the series is published by HudsonSoft.
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Birthday released a sequel called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari II'' for the{{SNES}} SuperFamicom in late 1996, which have more detailed graphics, a time system, and much more. In the following year, a TradingCardGame called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari: Miracle of the Zone'' was available. There are two GameBoy games featuring this TCG. A manga based on the "MOZ" series is also released. A SpinOff featuring one of the main Shell Beasts was released for the GameBoyColor.
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* GlobalAirship: Gromler Bug in the first SNES game. The Dragobird in the second.
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* GlobalAirship: Gromler Bug in the first SNES Super Famicom game. The Dragobird in the second.
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler: The Robot in the firstSNES Super Famicom Game remains on the meteorite to send it back to space while Gabro in the second game throws himself into the Dark Zone]]
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* SealedEvilInACan: [[spoiler: Fat Badger was sealed in the NES Game, ''Kaijuu Monogatari'', released from confinement in the first SNES Super Famicom game, and Dark in the second SNES Super Famicom game]]
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* TheManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler: The Sorcerer Dark created 2 copies of Fat Badger, one was sealed in Dorado City by the Heroes in the NES game while the Kutominians sealed the other in an isolated area]]
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* TheGreatFlood: Twice over in the First SNES Super Famicom Game, [[spoiler: completely subverted in the second as the inner ocean is completely drained after Dark sinks the floating continent, pieces of it fall into the inner ocean, creating large holes in the ground causing the water to sink into the Underworld]]
* TheManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler: The Sorcerer Dark created 2 copies of Fat Badger, one was sealed in Dorado City by the Heroes inthe NES game ''Kaijuu Monogatari'' while the Kutominians sealed the other in an isolated area]]
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The original game was released in [[TheEighties 1988]] for the NintendoEntertainmentSystem as "Shell Beast Story". It was then published by {{Namco}} before BIRTHDAY decided to have a new publisher for their next hit game. The next game, basically called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' (or ''Greater Tale of Shell Monsters'' by a translator) for the {{SNES}}, was released in 1994 before Christmas and it over 300,000 copies throughout Japan. As of that release, the series is published by HudsonSoft.
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The original game was released in [[TheEighties 1988]] for the NintendoEntertainmentSystem as ''Kaijuu Monogatari'' (with the alternate English title "Shell Beast Story".Saurs Story"). It was then published by {{Namco}} before BIRTHDAY decided to have a new publisher for their next hit game. The next game, basically called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' (or ''Greater Tale of Shell Monsters'' by a translator) for the {{SNES}}, was released in 1994 before Christmas and it over 300,000 copies throughout Japan. As of that release, the series is published by HudsonSoft.
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* NightmareFuel: The Bio-Base in 1 [[spoiler: Those abducted by Gab Farr's ships are placed here to fuel it with their own life force until they die, they can't be saved, and even some of them beg you to kill them because they are in serious pain.]]
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* CallToAdventure: Each of the Heroes in the first game aside from the Elemental Shell Heroes and Pot have reasons as to why they are fighting. (Most of them received letters from Abaluda, requesting that they take up arms against Dogler)
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* CallToAdventure: Each of the Heroes in the first game aside from the Elemental Shell Heroes and Pot have reasons as to why they are fighting. (Most of them received letters from Abaluda, Abaluda: King of Sandside, requesting that they take up arms against Dogler)
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* CallToAdventure: Each of the Heroes in the first game aside from the Elemental Shell Heroes and Pot have reasons as to why they are fighting. (Most of them received letters from Abaluda, requesting that they take up arms against Dogler)
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* WhipItGood: Kirara's weapons.
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* DistressedDude [[spoiler: The Fire Shell Hero himself in the 1st SNES Game]]
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* DirtyOldMan: Magi [[spoiler: He forgets all his magic when the woman he feels up, smashes his head with a serving tray]]
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* ShoutOut: Fat Badger in the first SNES game looks a lot like Oozaru from DragonBallZ
* SquishyWizard: Magi and Kupikupi
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* TheManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler: The Sorcerer Dark created 2 copies of FatBadger]]Badger, one was sealed in Dorado City by the Heroes in the NES game while the Kutominians sealed the other in an isolated area]]
* TheManBehindTheMan: [[spoiler: The Sorcerer Dark created 2 copies of Fat
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* DarkWorld: [[spoiler: In the 2nd game, the Dark Zone and the world itself is covered in darkness after the floating continent collapses]]
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* BigCreepyCrawlies: [[spoiler: [[BigBad Gab Farr]]]] and his minions
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* ButThouMust: In the first game, the Shell Beast Elder makes you take the mantle of the Fire Shell Hero regardless of your choices (He will ask 4 times)
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* CantThwartStageOne [[spoiler: Dark gets all the Aura Stones regardless and releases a sealed entity on the floating continent to amplify his own power, he then causes said continent to collapse, covering the world with darkness and draining the inner oceans]]
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* CantThwartStageOne BioAugmentation: [[spoiler: Dark gets all How Baltes became the Aura Stones regardless and releases a sealed entity on the floating continent to amplify his own power, way he then causes said continent to collapse, covering the world was: Dr. Doan fused him with darkness and draining the inner oceans]]a beast]]
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* MonsterClown: Jodan in 2 [[spoiler: He kidnaps children, turns them into pigs and forces them to perform to make money, after the world is covered in darkness, those that don't submit to him will not be sold Photon Oil (Needed for light)]]
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* CantThwartStageOne [[spoiler: Dark gets all the Aura Stones regardless and releases a sealed entity on the floating continent to amplify his own power, he then causes said continent to collapse, covering the world with darkness and draining the inner oceans]]
* EvilIsNotAToy: [[spoiler: In Daikaijuu Monogatari 2, Dr. Doan releases Dark from his seal in order to gain knowledge about the ancients; Dark spares Doan in exchange for servitude.]]
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* MineralMacGuffin: The Aura Stones
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The original game was released in [[TheEighties 1988]] for the NintendoEntertainmentSystem as "Shell Beast Story". It was then published by {{Namco}} before BIRTHDAY decided to have a new publisher for their next hit game. The next game, basically called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' (or ''Greater Tale of Shell Monsters'' by a translator) for the {{SNES}}, was released in 1994 before Christmas and it sold millions of copies throughout Japan. As of that release, the series is published by HudsonSoft.
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The original game was released in [[TheEighties 1988]] for the NintendoEntertainmentSystem as "Shell Beast Story". It was then published by {{Namco}} before BIRTHDAY decided to have a new publisher for their next hit game. The next game, basically called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' (or ''Greater Tale of Shell Monsters'' by a translator) for the {{SNES}}, was released in 1994 before Christmas and it sold millions of over 300,000 copies throughout Japan. As of that release, the series is published by HudsonSoft.
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The ''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' series is presumed dormant since the turn of the Millenium, although a mobile ReMake of the 1994 game was released in 2006. This series is one of the ''Dragon Quest'' [[FollowTheLeader clones]] out there, but one of the better ones. BIRTHDAY has been working on many properties in recent times, including the anime ''FushigiboshiNoFutagohime''.
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The ''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' series is presumed dormant since the turn of the Millenium, although a mobile ReMake of the 1994 game was released in 2006. This series is one of the ''Dragon Quest'' [[FollowTheLeader clones]] out there, but one of the [[TropesAreNotBad better ones. ones]]. BIRTHDAY has been working on many properties in recent times, including the anime ''FushigiboshiNoFutagohime''.''FushigiboshiNoFutagohime''.
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* AllInARow: All the time if a character or object is with you.
* AHomeownerIsYou: Not too literally, but in
* CapitalCity: Dorado City in the first game.
* CharacterLevel: Even leveling up fully restores the entire party in the 1994 game!
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* NoExportForYou
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome - The opening theme of the two SFC/SNES games, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FMIhPIOj3I&feature=related Legend of the Shells]] is maybe an underrated theme by its own.
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''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' is an RPG series developed by Birthday, known for the game ''VideoGame/LostWordOfJenny''. It features a fire elemental hero and three ally creatures called Shell Beasts. It utilizes a ''DragonQuest''-styled battle system on the games.
The original game was released in [[TheEighties 1988]] for the NintendoEntertainmentSystem as "Shell Beast Story". It was then published by {{Namco}} before Birthday decided to have a new publisher for their hit game. The next game, basically called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' (or ''Greater Tale of Shell Monsters'' by a translator) for the {{SNES}}, was released in 1994 before Christmas and it sold millions of copies throughout Japan. As of that release, the series is published by HudsonSoft.
Birthday released a sequel called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari II'' for the {{SNES}} in late 1996, which have more detailed graphics, a time system, and much more. In the following year, a TradingCardGame called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari: Miracle of the Zone" was available. There are two GameBoy games featuring this TCG. A manga based on this series is also released. A SpinOff featuring one of the main Shell Beasts was released for the GameBoyColor.
The ''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' series is presumed dormant since the turn of the Millenium, although a mobile ReMake of the 1994 game was released in 2006. This series is one of the ''Dragon Quest'' [[FollowTheLeader clones]] out there, but one of the better ones. Birthday has been working on many properties in recent times, including the anime ''FushigiboshiNoFutagohime''.
The original game was released in [[TheEighties 1988]] for the NintendoEntertainmentSystem as "Shell Beast Story". It was then published by {{Namco}} before Birthday decided to have a new publisher for their hit game. The next game, basically called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' (or ''Greater Tale of Shell Monsters'' by a translator) for the {{SNES}}, was released in 1994 before Christmas and it sold millions of copies throughout Japan. As of that release, the series is published by HudsonSoft.
Birthday released a sequel called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari II'' for the {{SNES}} in late 1996, which have more detailed graphics, a time system, and much more. In the following year, a TradingCardGame called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari: Miracle of the Zone" was available. There are two GameBoy games featuring this TCG. A manga based on this series is also released. A SpinOff featuring one of the main Shell Beasts was released for the GameBoyColor.
The ''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' series is presumed dormant since the turn of the Millenium, although a mobile ReMake of the 1994 game was released in 2006. This series is one of the ''Dragon Quest'' [[FollowTheLeader clones]] out there, but one of the better ones. Birthday has been working on many properties in recent times, including the anime ''FushigiboshiNoFutagohime''.
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''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' is an RPG a video game series of mostly RolePlayingGames developed by Birthday, BIRTHDAY, known for the game ''VideoGame/LostWordOfJenny''. It features a fire elemental hero and three ally creatures called Shell Beasts.Beasts, usually saving the world from evil. It utilizes a ''DragonQuest''-styled battle system on the games.
The original game was released in [[TheEighties 1988]] for the NintendoEntertainmentSystem as "Shell Beast Story". It was then published by {{Namco}} beforeBirthday BIRTHDAY decided to have a new publisher for their next hit game. The next game, basically called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' (or ''Greater Tale of Shell Monsters'' by a translator) for the {{SNES}}, was released in 1994 before Christmas and it sold millions of copies throughout Japan. As of that release, the series is published by HudsonSoft.
Birthday released a sequel called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari II'' for the {{SNES}} in late 1996, which have more detailed graphics, a time system, and much more. In the following year, a TradingCardGame called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari: Miracle of theZone" Zone'' was available. There are two GameBoy games featuring this TCG. A manga based on this the "MOZ" series is also released. A SpinOff featuring one of the main Shell Beasts was released for the GameBoyColor.
The ''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' series is presumed dormant since the turn of the Millenium, although a mobile ReMake of the 1994 game was released in 2006. This series is one of the ''Dragon Quest'' [[FollowTheLeader clones]] out there, but one of the better ones.Birthday BIRTHDAY has been working on many properties in recent times, including the anime ''FushigiboshiNoFutagohime''.
The original game was released in [[TheEighties 1988]] for the NintendoEntertainmentSystem as "Shell Beast Story". It was then published by {{Namco}} before
Birthday released a sequel called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari II'' for the {{SNES}} in late 1996, which have more detailed graphics, a time system, and much more. In the following year, a TradingCardGame called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari: Miracle of the
The ''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' series is presumed dormant since the turn of the Millenium, although a mobile ReMake of the 1994 game was released in 2006. This series is one of the ''Dragon Quest'' [[FollowTheLeader clones]] out there, but one of the better ones.
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''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' is an RPG series developed by Birthday, known for the game ''VideoGame/LostWordOfJenny''. It features a fire elemental hero and three ally creatures called Shell Beasts. It utilizes a ''DragonQuest''-styled battle system on the games.
The original game was released in [[TheEighties 1988]] for the NintendoEntertainmentSystem as "Shell Beast Story". It was then published by {{Namco}} before Birthday decided to have a new publisher for their hit game. The next game, basically called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' (or ''Greater Tale of Shell Monsters'' by a translator) for the {{SNES}}, was released in 1994 before Christmas and it sold millions of copies throughout Japan. As of that release, the series is published by HudsonSoft.
Birthday released a sequel called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari II'' for the {{SNES}} in late 1996, which have more detailed graphics, a time system, and much more. In the following year, a TradingCardGame called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari: Miracle of the Zone" was available. There are two GameBoy games featuring this TCG. A manga based on this series is also released. A SpinOff featuring one of the main Shell Beasts was released for the GameBoyColor.
The ''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' series is presumed dormant since the turn of the Millenium, although a mobile ReMake of the 1994 game was released in 2006. This series is one of the ''Dragon Quest'' [[FollowTheLeader clones]] out there, but one of the better ones. Birthday has been working on many properties in recent times, including the anime ''FushigiboshiNoFutagohime''.
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The original game was released in [[TheEighties 1988]] for the NintendoEntertainmentSystem as "Shell Beast Story". It was then published by {{Namco}} before Birthday decided to have a new publisher for their hit game. The next game, basically called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' (or ''Greater Tale of Shell Monsters'' by a translator) for the {{SNES}}, was released in 1994 before Christmas and it sold millions of copies throughout Japan. As of that release, the series is published by HudsonSoft.
Birthday released a sequel called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari II'' for the {{SNES}} in late 1996, which have more detailed graphics, a time system, and much more. In the following year, a TradingCardGame called ''Daikaijuu Monogatari: Miracle of the Zone" was available. There are two GameBoy games featuring this TCG. A manga based on this series is also released. A SpinOff featuring one of the main Shell Beasts was released for the GameBoyColor.
The ''Daikaijuu Monogatari'' series is presumed dormant since the turn of the Millenium, although a mobile ReMake of the 1994 game was released in 2006. This series is one of the ''Dragon Quest'' [[FollowTheLeader clones]] out there, but one of the better ones. Birthday has been working on many properties in recent times, including the anime ''FushigiboshiNoFutagohime''.
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