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The first three encounters with Captain Crow will have the player fighting a team of monsters that vary slightly from one fight to the next (e.g. a [[fencing fox]] and two lesser monsters); the fourth fight will see the player against [[Gracos]], king of the seas, now in Captain Crow's employ. After this fight, the noticeboards will have a personal message from Captain Crow, telling the player where to head so they can battle him.

Upon his defeat, he forces himself into the player's team, his pirate ship presumably sinking to the bottom of the ocean. If the player releases him or uses him in synthesis, they will be able to challenge him again, only foregoing the initial four battles. This is essentially necessary, seeing as how two monsters in the game require Captain Crow in order to synthesize.

Upon his defeat, he forces himself into the player's team, his pirate ship presumably sinking to the bottom of the ocean. If the player releases him or uses him in synthesis, they will be able to challenge him again, only foregoing the initial four battles. This is essentially necessary, seeing as how two more powerful monsters in the game require Captain Crow in order to synthesize them.

Despite being decidedly human in appearance, Captain Crow is still considered one among the monsters in the library. He is a member of the undead family, though he lacks his ghostly aura from ''Dragon Quest VIII''.

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 The first three encounters with Captain Crow will have the player fighting a team of monsters that vary slightly from one fight to the next (e.g. a [[fencing fox]] and two lesser monsters); the fourth fight will see the player against [[Gracos]], king of the seas, now in Captain Crow's employ. After this fight, the noticeboards will have a personal message from Captain Crow, telling the player where to head so they can battle him.
-Upon his defeat, he forces himself into the player's team, his pirate ship presumably sinking to the bottom of the ocean. If the player releases him or uses him in synthesis, they will be able to challenge him again, only foregoing the initial four battles. This is essentially necessary, seeing as how two monsters in the game require Captain Crow in order to synthesize.
+Upon his defeat, he forces himself into the player's team, his pirate ship presumably sinking to the bottom of the ocean. If the player releases him or uses him in synthesis, they will be able to challenge him again, only foregoing the initial four battles. This is essentially necessary, seeing as how two more powerful monsters in the game require Captain Crow in order to synthesize them.
 Despite being decidedly human in appearance, Captain Crow is still considered one among the monsters in the library. He is a member of the undead family, though he lacks his ghostly aura from ''Dragon Quest VIII''.