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'''Rosie''' is a character in {{DQB2}}. She is one of the central characters of [[Furrowfield]], where she meets the [[Builder (Dragon Quest Builders 2)|Builder]] and asks for assistance in turning the fetid land into a thriving farm. | '''Rosie''' is a character in {{DQB2}}. She is one of the central characters of [[Furrowfield]], where she meets the [[Builder (Dragon Quest Builders 2)|Builder]] and asks for assistance in turning the fetid land into a thriving farm. | ||
==Appearance and Personality== | ==Appearance and Personality== | ||
Rosie has long untied cyan hair and wears a | Rosie has long untied cyan hair in the hairstyle [[Character customization in Dragon Quest Builders 2|impressive tresses]], brown eyes, and wears the standard green [[Character customization in Dragon Quest Builders 2|farming gear]]. She wears a white farmer scarf, green short-sleeved tunic and a dark brown undershirt. Her tunic is tucked over her large, light brown belt, which sits on her waist and covers her long, deep teal pants. She wears a pair of black mud boots, yellow gloves and [[Character customization in Dragon Quest Builders 2|geeky specs]]. | ||
Rosie is incredibly enthusiastic about farming, and is excited to meet the Builder and revitalize the farmland of Furrowfield. While she followed the [[Children of Hargon]]'s teachings, she only did so out of necessity and is easily able to discard their teachings that one should only destroy. She helps the other villagers come to this conclusion. | Rosie is incredibly enthusiastic about farming, and is excited to meet the Builder and revitalize the farmland of Furrowfield. While she followed the [[Children of Hargon]]'s teachings, she only did so out of necessity and is easily able to discard their teachings that one should only destroy. She helps the other villagers come to this conclusion. | ||
Rosie is able to eventually form a friendship and apprenticeship with a [[magus]] named [[Al]] who also defects from the children of Hargon. | Rosie is able to eventually form a friendship and apprenticeship with a [[magus]] named [[Pastor Al]] who also defects from the children of Hargon. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
==={{DQB2}}=== | ==={{DQB2}}=== | ||
The Builder and [[Malroth]] meet Rosie when she is under attack from a trio of [[badboon]]s. After the badboons are defeated, Rosie takes the pair back to town after she learns of the Builder's abilities. Rosie tells the Builder of the "Ill Wind", a malicious miasma that kills more and more of the plantlife every time it blows. After the builder gets the town partially back on its legs, she gives the Builder a | The Builder and [[Malroth]] meet Rosie when she is under attack from a trio of [[badboon]]s. After the badboons are defeated, Rosie takes the pair back to town after she learns of the Builder's abilities. Rosie tells the Builder of the "Ill Wind", a malicious miasma that kills more and more of the plantlife every time it blows. After the builder gets the town partially back on its legs, she gives the Builder a Light Bulb, so they can regrow a guardian tree known as the "[[Deitree]]". She is confident that the tree will be able dispel the Ill Wind. | ||
After the tree has sprouted, a [[magus]] pastor of the [[Children of Hargon]] comes across the newly built village and questions everyone there on the numerous acts of creation. He threatens to destroy the village, but decides to wait until later. He then begins giving the Builder and Rosie farming advice, as he has much knowledge of such things. Rosie then becomes his apprentice and the new tree continues to grow. It is at this point that the magus, revealing his name is | After the tree has sprouted, a [[magus]] pastor of the [[Children of Hargon]] comes across the newly built village and questions everyone there on the numerous acts of creation. He threatens to destroy the village, but decides to wait until later. He then begins giving the Builder and Rosie farming advice, as he has much knowledge of such things. Rosie then becomes his apprentice and the new tree continues to grow. It is at this point that the magus, revealing his name is "Al", drops his act entirely and admits he is also interested in rebuilding the village. He begins assisting in building, but his new career is tragically cut short after a single day when he is killed by his superior (the Brainy Badboon) and the newly sprouted tree is destroyed. Rosie is devastated by this and redoubles her efforts in reviving Furrowfield in his memory. Rosie then uses all the knowledge she learned from him to assist the Builder into outright building a new Deitree instead of planting one. | ||
Once the Builder draws up new blueprints for the Deitree she assists in its construction and advises the Builder on obtaining components for it. After the tree is rebuilt and Al's superior is defeated, she goes with the Builder to the [[Isle of Awakening]] to help restore plantlife there as well. Rosie becomes the chief representative of the farmers on the isle, and works with the Builder to create a riverside farm in the northeastern section of the island. | Once the Builder draws up new blueprints for the Deitree she assists in its construction and advises the Builder on obtaining components for it. After the tree is rebuilt and Al's superior is defeated, she goes with the Builder to the [[Isle of Awakening]] to help restore plantlife there as well. Rosie becomes the chief representative of the farmers on the isle, and works with the Builder to create a riverside farm in the northeastern section of the island. | ||
==Abilities== | ==Abilities== | ||
While Rosie can be added to the Builder's party with the Resident's Registrar like most of the other named | While Rosie can be added to the Builder's party with the Resident's Registrar like most of the other named non-player characters, she is mostly helpless and cannot be given weapons. She is capable of assisting in the construction of blueprints and can make use of the rooms the Builder constructs. Additionally, due to her interest in being a farmer, she will till fields, plant crops and water the soil. | ||
==Origins== | ==Origins== | ||
Rosie is a native of [[Furrowfield]], and has lived there her entire life.{{spoiler|start}}It is later revealed that the world that the Builder and Malroth are exploring is nothing but an illusion created by [[Hargon]] out of idle daydreams written down in the Builder's craftsman guide. Rosie is one of the illusions created to populate the illusory world, and when Hargon is slain in [[Malhalla]] the illusion is destroyed. Rosie, along with everyone the Builder and Malroth encountered aside from the [[Hairy Hermit]], [[Lulu]], and captain [[Brown Beard]] become real thanks to the creativity of the Builder and the experiences they shared. | Rosie is a native of [[Furrowfield]], and has lived there her entire life. After [[Clayton]]'s arrival in town, Rosie tells the Builder that they were both descendants of Furrowfield's finest farming families, meaning they both have an uncontrollable urge to till soil and farm and it is an extremely fulfulling process for them. It is unclear whether she came from the same ancestry as he did. | ||
{{spoiler|start}}It is later revealed that the world that the Builder and Malroth are exploring is nothing but an illusion created by [[Hargon]] out of idle daydreams written down in the Builder's craftsman guide. Rosie is one of the illusions created to populate the illusory world, and when Hargon is slain in [[Malhalla]] the illusion is destroyed. Rosie, along with everyone the Builder and Malroth encountered aside from the [[Hairy Hermit]], [[Lulu]], and captain [[Brown Beard]] become real thanks to the creativity of the Builder and the experiences they shared. | |||
{{spoiler|end}} | {{spoiler|end}} | ||
Revision as of 00:15, 14 February 2026
| Rosie | |
| Dragon Quest Builders 2 | |
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| Japanese name | チャコ |
| Romaji | Chako |
| Race | Human |
"Well, here we are—Furrowfield Farm! The greatest, greenest garden on the island! How do you like it?"
Rosie is a character in Dragon Quest Builders 2. She is one of the central characters of Furrowfield, where she meets the Builder and asks for assistance in turning the fetid land into a thriving farm.
Appearance and Personality
Rosie has long untied cyan hair in the hairstyle impressive tresses, brown eyes, and wears the standard green farming gear. She wears a white farmer scarf, green short-sleeved tunic and a dark brown undershirt. Her tunic is tucked over her large, light brown belt, which sits on her waist and covers her long, deep teal pants. She wears a pair of black mud boots, yellow gloves and geeky specs.
Rosie is incredibly enthusiastic about farming, and is excited to meet the Builder and revitalize the farmland of Furrowfield. While she followed the Children of Hargon's teachings, she only did so out of necessity and is easily able to discard their teachings that one should only destroy. She helps the other villagers come to this conclusion.
Rosie is able to eventually form a friendship and apprenticeship with a magus named Pastor Al who also defects from the children of Hargon.
Appearances
Dragon Quest Builders 2
The Builder and Malroth meet Rosie when she is under attack from a trio of badboons. After the badboons are defeated, Rosie takes the pair back to town after she learns of the Builder's abilities. Rosie tells the Builder of the "Ill Wind", a malicious miasma that kills more and more of the plantlife every time it blows. After the builder gets the town partially back on its legs, she gives the Builder a Light Bulb, so they can regrow a guardian tree known as the "Deitree". She is confident that the tree will be able dispel the Ill Wind.
After the tree has sprouted, a magus pastor of the Children of Hargon comes across the newly built village and questions everyone there on the numerous acts of creation. He threatens to destroy the village, but decides to wait until later. He then begins giving the Builder and Rosie farming advice, as he has much knowledge of such things. Rosie then becomes his apprentice and the new tree continues to grow. It is at this point that the magus, revealing his name is "Al", drops his act entirely and admits he is also interested in rebuilding the village. He begins assisting in building, but his new career is tragically cut short after a single day when he is killed by his superior (the Brainy Badboon) and the newly sprouted tree is destroyed. Rosie is devastated by this and redoubles her efforts in reviving Furrowfield in his memory. Rosie then uses all the knowledge she learned from him to assist the Builder into outright building a new Deitree instead of planting one.
Once the Builder draws up new blueprints for the Deitree she assists in its construction and advises the Builder on obtaining components for it. After the tree is rebuilt and Al's superior is defeated, she goes with the Builder to the Isle of Awakening to help restore plantlife there as well. Rosie becomes the chief representative of the farmers on the isle, and works with the Builder to create a riverside farm in the northeastern section of the island.
Abilities
While Rosie can be added to the Builder's party with the Resident's Registrar like most of the other named non-player characters, she is mostly helpless and cannot be given weapons. She is capable of assisting in the construction of blueprints and can make use of the rooms the Builder constructs. Additionally, due to her interest in being a farmer, she will till fields, plant crops and water the soil.
Origins
Rosie is a native of Furrowfield, and has lived there her entire life. After Clayton's arrival in town, Rosie tells the Builder that they were both descendants of Furrowfield's finest farming families, meaning they both have an uncontrollable urge to till soil and farm and it is an extremely fulfulling process for them. It is unclear whether she came from the same ancestry as he did.
Trivia
- Rosie bears a striking resemblance to the character Arle, the gynoid protagonist of Akira Toriyama's slapstick manga Dr. Slump.
Gallery
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Artwork of Rosie. -
Screenshot of Rosie.
