Technicolour dreamcloth

Technicolour dreamcloth
Japanese	にじいろの布きれ
Romaji	Nijīro no nunokire
Old localisations	N/a
Found in	Dragon Quest IX Dragon Quest X Dragon Quest XI Dragon Quest Monsters 2: Iru and Luca's Marvelous Mysterious Key Dragon Quest Heroes Dragon Quest Heroes II
Effect	Used as an ingredient to create items.

Technicolour dreamcloth is a recurring item in the Dragon Quest series. It is a length of multicoloured fabric that is used as a crafting ingredient, particularly for making high-quality clothing.

Appearances

Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies

Game	Description
	Colourful cloth that glows like a rainbow. Alchemise it!

Icon in IX

Technicolour dreamcloth can be made in the Krak Pot or received as a reward for repeating Quest #152: Marey Questmas. When the DQVC was still available, it could be purchased for 1,300 gold each during the Alchaid Weeks 3 and 4. One bolt of technicolour dreamcloth is required to complete Quest #27: Big-Headed Bard. It can be sold for 650 gold. Technicolour dreamcloth is used in the following alchemy recipes:

Item	Ingredient 1	Ingredient 2	Ingredient 3
Technicolour dreamcloth	Grubby bandage x3	Brighten rock	Celestial skein

Item	Ingredient 1	Ingredient 2	Ingredient 3
Ballistick	Optimistick	Technicolour dreamcloth	Mercury's bandana

Item	Ingredient 1	Ingredient 2	Ingredient 3
Flamenco shirt	File:DQIX garish garb.png Garish garb	Brighten rock x3	Technicolour dreamcloth

Item	Ingredient 1	Ingredient 2	Ingredient 3
Dancer's dress	Dancer's costume	Brighten rock x3	Technicolour dreamcloth

Item	Ingredient 1	Ingredient 2	Ingredient 3
Technicolour tutu	Tint-tastic tutu	Technicolour dreamcloth	-

Item	Ingredient 1	Ingredient 2	Ingredient 3
Sizzling bikini top	Hot bikini top	Technicolour dreamcloth	Astral plume x2

Item	Ingredient 1	Ingredient 2	Ingredient 3
Sizzling bikini bottoms	Hot bikini bottoms	Technicolour dreamcloth	Astral plume x2

Dragon Quest X

Technicolour dreamcloth is used as a material for crafting weapons, armour, and furniture. It can be dropped by certain monsters, including Pesky jesters and Grim riders. In the game's former Offline Mode, technicolour dreamcloth can be made in the Alchemy Pot by combining a Celestial skein and a Brighten rock.

Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age

Game	Description
	Colourful cloth that glows like a rainbow.

Technicolour dreamcloth can be picked up from sparkly spots in the Lost Land, Insula Centralis*, the First Forest - Whale Way Station at night, and the Fierce Forest. In the postgame, bolts can be purchased at the item shops at the Havens Above and Trial Isle for 2,000 gold and sold for 500. More bolts can be found in the Hotto Steppe - Southern Whale Way Station, the Fortress of Fear, and Puerto Valor*. It can also be dropped by Platinum poppets, Golden girls, Bamboozlers, and Bamboogiemen.

Technicolour dreamcloth is used in the following recipes in the Fun-Size Forge:

• Recipe: Pallium regale = Technicolour dreamcloth x2 + Fire ball + Royal ruby x2 + Equable emerald
• Recipe: General's jacket = Technicolour dreamcloth x2 + Evencloth x3 + Pitch pearl x2 + Finessence
• Recipe: Warrior princess's dress = Technicolour dreamcloth + Artful amethyst x2 + Slipweed x3 + Sainted soma
• Recipe: Swindler king's scarf = Technicolour dreamcloth x2 + Gold nuglet + Royal ruby x2 + Slipweed x2
• Recipe: Apollo's crown = Slime crown + Fire ball x2 + Spectralite + Technicolour dreamcloth + Crimsonite

Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree's Woe and the Blight Below

Technicolour dreamcloth can be dropped by Boss trolls and Genie sanguinis or received from King Flaminio in exchange for 5 Mini medals each. It can be used in the quick recipes for the Goddess ring and Nacreous necromonocle, as well as the classic recipe for the Rousing ring in the Alchemy Pot or sold for 52 gold. Two bolts of technicolour dreamcloth are required to complete Quest #63: Any Dreamcloth Will Do.

Dragon Quest Heroes II

Technicolour dreamcloth is used as a material for improving various accessories or sold for 52 gold. It can be dropped by Fightgeists, Genie sanguinis, and Multicolour mannequins.

Etymology

The technicolour dreamcloth's English name is a reference to the 1972 musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat which was written by English author Tim Rice with music by famed English composer and impresario Andrew Lloyd Webber. The musical itself features a garment owned by Joseph in the Hebrew Bible known as the coat of many colors.

• In Dragon Quest Heroes, the quest Any Dreamcloth Will Do also references "Any Dream Will Do", one of the popular songs from the musical.

In Other Languages

Language	Translation	Meaning
Español	Tela en tecnicolor (IX) Tela de ensueño multicolor (XI)	Spanish for "technicolour fabric". Spanish for "multicoloured dream fabric".
Français	Étoffe arc-en-ciel	French for "rainbow cloth".
Deutsch	Buntes Traumtuch	German for "colourful dream cloth".
Italiano	Panno dei sogni	Italian for "cloth of dreams".