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Her Stars design has been featured in the collaborations the game had with [[Dragon Quest X]] and ''Monster Hunter Riders'', being obtainable in the former and her robe and sword being worn by a special character in the later.

===Dragon Quest Walk===

===''[[Dragon Quest Walk]]''===

Rubiss appeared in the later parts of the [[Dragon Quest III]] event. She explains to the player her role in creating Alefgard and how Zoma sealed her away. After defeating Zoma, she thanks the player.

Unlike her Stars appearance, Rubiss's Walk design is not whited out, so it's easier to see how she looks like: She has blue-ish eyes, long and straight pink hair, pointy ears and big angel-like wings. She wears a white and purple dress, with orange accents. She wears some golden and blue jewelry, and carries an orb. This design is inspired by her sprite in Dragon Quest III for the Super Famicom.

===Dragon Quest Seirei Rubis Densetsu===

===''Dragon Quest Seirei Rubis Densetsu''===

A three-volume series of novels revolving around the goddess Rubiss before the creation of [[Alefgard]] was released in Japan in 1992 called ''Dragon Quest - Seirei Rubis Densetsu''. Cover art for all three by Mutsumi Inomata, and these illustrations are the only depictions of Rubiss released by Square-Enix until the release of ''Dragon Quest of the Stars''.

===Emblem of Roto: To the Children Who Inherit the Emblem===

===''Emblem of Roto: To the Children Who Inherit the Emblem''===

Rubiss appears in the sequel manga to Emblem of Roto.

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MHR_Hilda_Rubiss_Cosplay.jpg|Hilda from Monster Hunter Riders wearing Rubiss's outfit from [[Stars]].

DQX_Rubiss_Outfit.jpg|A DQX [[Wetling|wetling]] wearing the Rubiss robe.

Rubiss_EoR2.jpg|Rubiss as she appears in the sequel to Emblem of Roto.

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 Her Stars design has been featured in the collaborations the game had with [[Dragon Quest X]] and ''Monster Hunter Riders'', being obtainable in the former and her robe and sword being worn by a special character in the later.
-===Dragon Quest Walk===
+===''[[Dragon Quest Walk]]''===
 Rubiss appeared in the later parts of the [[Dragon Quest III]] event. She explains to the player her role in creating Alefgard and how Zoma sealed her away. After defeating Zoma, she thanks the player.
 Unlike her Stars appearance, Rubiss's Walk design is not whited out, so it's easier to see how she looks like: She has blue-ish eyes, long and straight pink hair, pointy ears and big angel-like wings. She wears a white and purple dress, with orange accents. She wears some golden and blue jewelry, and carries an orb. This design is inspired by her sprite in Dragon Quest III for the Super Famicom.
-===Dragon Quest Seirei Rubis Densetsu===
+===''Dragon Quest Seirei Rubis Densetsu''===
 A three-volume series of novels revolving around the goddess Rubiss before the creation of [[Alefgard]] was released in Japan in 1992 called ''Dragon Quest - Seirei Rubis Densetsu''. Cover art for all three by Mutsumi Inomata, and these illustrations are the only depictions of Rubiss released by Square-Enix until the release of ''Dragon Quest of the Stars''.
-===Emblem of Roto: To the Children Who Inherit the Emblem===
+===''Emblem of Roto: To the Children Who Inherit the Emblem''===
 Rubiss appears in the sequel manga to Emblem of Roto.
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 MHR_Hilda_Rubiss_Cosplay.jpg|Hilda from Monster Hunter Riders wearing Rubiss's outfit from [[Stars]].
 DQX_Rubiss_Outfit.jpg|A DQX [[Wetling|wetling]] wearing the Rubiss robe.
+Rubiss_EoR2.jpg|Rubiss as she appears in the sequel to Emblem of Roto.
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