Was it a hoofed creature?

In the past, there were things like this rampaging in the world of Dragon Quest 5.

>>3

At the time of Dragon Quest 4, it didn’t even have a form, did it?

Using something like Lucanon with this appearance.

I want the key earlier, so can you wake up early?

Somehow, I defeat Buoen every time.

Is the final key essential to the story?

Is it possible to progress without going through Booon?

>>11

I can’t forgive making it essential for naughty underwear.

>>8

I think there was the last door somewhere along the way.

>>9

It’s nice how the tiny dots from a distance slowly come closer…

Please stop the lightning.

It’s one of the keys to go to the demon world.

Without any prior knowledge, this guy was the toughest one to deal with.

It seems that the 6’s Hell Cloud was originally designed during the time of 5.

If it had come out, it probably would have had as flashy a production as this guy.

>>18

It’s just a castle, so even if that happens…

If there’s no Buff, let’s prepare one fight for each person with a Teleport to Lapador.

It feels like, what even is it to fight against a castle…

Puon is cute.

The next remake seems like it will have more flamboyant direction.

A guy who’s crazy enough to be able to fight with a god-class.

Isn’t this guy the strongest boss before the demon world?

>>25

In the late youth stage, the only other bosses are Gons, Gemar, and Madabur, so it must be the strongest.

>>25

It’s painful when there’s a lightning strike, and also when you have to bring a child, you’re forced to participate, so if they’re not grown up…

The Buon taught me that the spell “Fubāha” is important when I was a child.

Well then, I’ll leave you with that…

It becomes easier if you temporarily leave the child with someone or let them die to introduce a monster with resistance.

I had no way of realizing that when I was a child.

It’s problematic that there are no boss preparation dungeons, so players can casually come out even if they haven’t reached the appropriate level.

I’m going to show the kids to Mr. Ludman, so an event will occur.

Using Scala and Lucana is troublesome.

I was completely overwhelmed by the freezing wave of the sword in the sky.

The treatment in the series is also good.

Fighting with God was just too cool.

The discussion about this guy’s strength has changed quite a bit since the SFC version and the remake…

The SFC version has a tendency for battles right after the son or daughter joins, but if you postpone it or bring a grown monster, you can stack buffs and easily defeat them.

The tower is treated as a dungeon, so human characters do not appear preferentially.

If the main character hadn’t been there, I would have been told by Mr. Ludman to go get them, and the conversation wouldn’t have progressed.

>>35

Wasn’t that watchtower over there prioritized for humans?

>>41

When I tried it in the app version, I was able to enter with 4 monsters, so at least in the app version, humans are not prioritized.

>>41

I was told to enter Salabona first and head towards the tower, so it’s easy to misunderstand, but the tower is separate.

Return to the jar.

The SFC version is normally strong, but you have to be careful in a weird way because it has an infinite health bug.

The remake version is easier than the SFC version, but if you only trust that information and take it on, you’ll still get beaten up pretty badly.

If I chose Bianca, there’s a point where finally being able to repay this favor after defeating this guy…

>>38

It’s a bit sad that I’m skipping over my daughter and granddaughter while choosing Flora.

Strong bosses, no matter what, are great.

It adds persuasiveness to the story and makes it memorable.

Overall, Dragon Quest 5 is easy, so when you can’t beat this guy early on, it sure leaves a big impact!

Without any prior preparation, during my first playthrough, I nearly got wiped out by Gracos in 6, lost to Destamoor several times, and for 5 I chose Deborah, which made me think that the treatment by society in later years was different, right?

Walk is the strongest candidate for Gigamon.

I’m waiting.

The era of 4 was at least several hundred years ago.

Sealed in the jar 150 years ago.

In the lower grades of elementary school, I didn’t really think about things like Luka.

>>48

Fubaha or something…

I love being active in your story.

I was canceling it with Lucan, but now that I think about it, I should have used the Sword of Heaven.

I guess Hori wanted to try out the expansion feature of the SFC…

>>52

Wasn’t there a directive from Nintendo to utilize that feature back in the early days of the SFC?

Therefore, many manufacturers include expansion features that may or may not be necessary, even if it’s forced.

FF4 also includes map expansion during encounters.

It seems that if you can make your dancing jewel a companion, you can completely seal the deal with it.

>>55

Are you okay with taking hits?

>>58

If you’re going to defeat it solo, you’ll need some preparation, but if you say you’re fine, then you’re fine.

It exceeds 200 in defense points, you know.

A wisdom of 20 is tough.

>>58

The equipment is weak, but the defense is quite high, so it can hold up pretty well.

It’s just that when Lucanon comes, it’s not good.

>>55

I was able to completely shut down the magma golem with a jewel I hardly raised.

Since we both had no scoring opportunities, it was just a muddy match all the way.

While I have various things to do in parallel, if I focus on those, I’ve reached a level where I can defeat it.

After experiencing pain from Buon’s thunder, many anonymous individuals find it somewhat subtle that Borongo also learns thunder.

>>60

Huh? It’s Pukkuru, right?

Rukanan can be blocked by Mahokanta…

I have to borrow the Sky Shield from Muscos.

It seems like you can go solo with a jewel if you’re prepared.

I think that in terms of timing for fighting, since there are many around level 30, you really can’t win seriously unless you have a stronger monster as your ally.

>>66

30, huh… My protagonist’s level is always around 35.

>>70

If you go to check on Flora without leveling up, it will probably be right after the start of the son generation.

After the children join, the freedom of where to go is high, so impressions are likely to vary significantly depending on the person.

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I didn’t struggle at all on my first try because my son remembered Behoimara.

I raised my level quite a bit because it was too weak…

I’m happy to see that the Borongo faction has increased on the recent bulletin board.

If my son is raised properly, he will be strong enough not to lose.

The fact that my son is growing up means that everyone is becoming stronger, which is only natural.

Was it this cute?

Is the loot the last key?

The dancing jewel reaches the level cap with just a little over 100,000 experience points, so it’s easy to strengthen it once you recruit it.

The cleverness to make them listen… is just not enough, no matter what I do…

>>75

As if custom-made for a jewel, the metal hunters wander around.

>>78

While I was continuously fighting the enemy like that…

Flora…?

My son can easily become reasonably strong with the sky equipment (at this point, excluding armor).

At this point, my daughter can only be the Buffing role in the boss battle, and it’s tough.

>>77

I hope my daughter learns Melazoma…

The status isn’t bad and the equipment is relatively easy to find.

The jewels you can control are really fun, so I want you to try it at least once.

The Tyrol lightning is subtle, but your mastery is too slow.

You can use it before entering the demon world, but it’s for after clearing it, right?

I’ve never been so happy to remember a friend!

Everyone is slow to remember.

By the time it reaches level 40, Borongo has already far surpassed the strong period of that lightning.

Nereus, you don’t need lightning, do you…?

It would have been nice if you had broken the balance in a good way around 25.

It looks like Gigadein, but the power of Raijin’s spear is weak.