It’s also carrying a cute mascot.

Katape Hachi

You didn’t have to become a mohawk old man, To-po…

I think it’s quite a nice design.

It was cute how you were dumbfoundedly watching the brawl at Doni’s tavern.

Is it the imperial guard?

>>8

Moreover, I picked up a person who had collapsed.

I might like the dragon god equipment the most among all the past ones.

Being a half-dragon from the Dragon God tribe and a member of the royal family while serving as a guard in another kingdom is an impressive background, isn’t it?

The balance between the simplicity of appearance and heroism is nice, isn’t it?

>>12

The picture in the thread has a gentle face, but when the expression changes, it suddenly looks really cool.

He gives the impression of being an extremely ordinary young man who was just a soldier.

Also seems to have a big heart.

>>14

Even though they’re so close to royalty, it seems like they are really well-liked in Trodain, which probably means they’re a really good person.

I like that the usefulness of the spear in the game matches well with the background of the soldier.

It’s interesting to ultimately become a healer.

I really like the fact that until the front clear, they are just regular soldiers.

>>17

It’s nice to realize that there were foreshadowing elements laid out at the very beginning when you do a second playthrough.

It’s not like I’m relying on someone or having them do something for me in some situation or anything.

Perhaps because Kucul is more mature, there is a slight sense of him being a younger brother.

It seems that I was picked up and lovingly raised alongside a princess during my childhood.

Whenever there’s an occasion, they keep referring to themselves as vassals and making distinctions, but I think even Trode looks at them with somewhat of a son-like gaze.

I happened to be picked up quickly by Toroden.

I wonder what would have happened if we ended up in a dangerous place like Palmyra, where no one picked us up.

Maybe I’ve become Yangus’s little brother.

If picked up by Southern Beaks, Clavius wouldn’t have failed to notice, so I imagine it must have been quite muddy.

>>24

Is it an orphan that looks just like my missing brother…?

At first glance, I was like, “What?!” That’s King Clavius.

You can only see a brief depiction before the meteor wedding.

No one among the citizens who had become other thorns is responding with a prickly attitude, even though they have made a great rise to the position of captain of the guards (though there’s also the fact that their achievements are notable).

I suppose I’ve had relatively good relationships with those around me since childhood.

>>28

I vaguely remember there was a diary of a minister when the protagonist was selected as a royal guard in Toroden Castle.

It seemed like they didn’t quite understand the meaning at the puff-puff shop, but they were reacting in a way that suggested they were enjoying it.

The color is nice… but is this about 60% Goku?

I hadn’t thought about it, but if you mention it…

It’s cute when she bows politely when leaving Grandma Medi’s place.

>>33

I think Meteor and Jessica must have liked those aspects as well.

I like the modest feeling of motion when dancing in sync with others.

I only played the PS2 version, but in the ported version, does the bandana come off with super high tension?

>>36

North American version only.

Although he is referred to as an ordinary soldier, he seems to be quite an elite since he is the commander’s stepson and was outstanding since his training days.

It’s probably just that they start off at a low level for game balance, but they’re stronger than the average soldier.

Thinking about how my father went that far all alone, he’s definitely strong.

Please port the 3DS version.

>>41

I don’t need any additional elements, I just want to stick with the current system…

>>43

From my experience of playing both the PS2 version and the 3DS version, I don’t think all the additional elements are unnecessary.

The blue treasure chests and symbol encounters are useful for alchemy, and I quite like the past dreams seen when trapped in Purgatory Island as a Meteor faction member.

>>44

I meant to say that I wanted a direct port of the remake to the current system, even though my wording was poor.

I was happy that there were costume changes for characters other than the protagonist and Jessica, and I also enjoyed the labyrinth.

A boy picked up around there becomes close friends with the princess and ends up as a royal guard through nepotism, and well, it should be fine…

A Kind Country

I want to play the remastered version of 8 in 11’s graphics.

I quietly liked the photo quest in the 3DS version.

Looking for rare monsters, you know?

The addition of Jessica’s end has been a hot topic, but there are also additional depictions for Princess Meteor, right?

>>48

It’s nice that they added stories from childhood…

The system is at the level of the recent Dragon Quest predecessors.

I think the remake was the best, with the only slightly dubious addition being the Battle Road.

I don’t think they were called a hero in the story, but they have the Yuki skill and a rather special lineage, so the sense of being a hero is strong in this image.

It’s not that I particularly dislike additional characters, but the character balance of the four party members from the original version is good.

>>53

I mean,

The added Gerda and Molly are too strong.

Well, it’s definitely better to have characters that are weak rather than not added at all.

A quiet and good-natured young man!

A younger brother who talks a lot and is good at comebacks, very loyal!

A strong-willed and voluptuous woman with a touch of sensuality!

A seemingly flashy player, but surprisingly passionate handsome guy!

>>54

This is a good party including Trode and Meemia.

I was thinking it was because of the hero aura or something that made curses ineffective on you.

The idea that it was simply preventing overwriting due to an even worse curse was an innovative concept.

In terms of color usage, it looks like the discarded protagonist from 6.

Just by softening your expression, it turns out like this.

Super high tension killer juggling is too strong…

I bought the 3DS version on release day, played it thoroughly, and cleared it.

It’s software from 11 years ago.

I think it’s about time to start over.

At the very beginning, the boss suddenly curses you, and you’re like ???, right?

>>61

If you look closely, the emblem that pops up when struck is really well done.

The used 3DS version is still 8,000 yen.

In a sense, if you consider it always to be at the new price, it might be a regular price.

When I talk with Izumi and Yume frequently, I feel that Princess Meteora is an incredibly good girl and it makes me feel sorry for her.

Without the bandana, they are also cute.

I am the cursed child abandoned by my hometown as a result of my parents’ free-spirited love.

I’m glad you were picked up by a good person…

In the Tact commercial, I was like, “Oh, it’s Dolmage-s!” and I thought, “Is that your character…?”

It seems that in Dragon Quest, the protagonists’ parents usually either die or are exiled from their hometowns.

Dolmages (Lapson) has been living off this one move! The expression he makes when his signature Thorn Curse is deflected, like “What!? Damn it!” is just irresistible.

I like Jessica too, but I still prefer the Meteor ending.

>>70

Well, in terms of the story, I prefer the main timeline with Meteor and the parallel timeline with Jessica.

If the protagonist had not been cursed, the world would have been ruled by Rapson.

>>71

I don’t want to be ruled by someone who looks like that lame Gomar from Dragon Ball Daima…

I bet it has an amazing shota voice.

I was thinking that both Jessica and Meteora could just eat!

>>75

It’s not like it’s actual law, so that’s fine, right?

In Dragon Quest 5, it’s fine to marry Bianca, Flora, and Deborah and have three children as a hero.

I wanted to see the proper version of Rapthorn, not just the newly revived small one or the overweight one that’s full of energy.