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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* Zenithia might have some relation to [[Zenith]] from [[Dragon Quest III]], being both ruled by a powerful dragon and both being in the sky. In fact, Zenithia comes from the word ''zenith'', meaning highest point or state, aptly appropriate seeing as it is the highest point in the game. However, Yuji Horii has included references to unconnected games throughout the series, such as in ''VIII'', and this could merely be one such instance. | * Zenithia might have some relation to [[Zenith]] from ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'', being both ruled by a powerful dragon and both being in the sky. In fact, Zenithia comes from the word ''zenith'', meaning highest point or state, aptly appropriate seeing as it is the highest point in the game. However, Yuji Horii has included references to unconnected games throughout the series, such as in ''VIII'', and this could merely be one such instance. | ||
* The Zenithians could be compared to [[Celestrian]]s in [[Dragon Quest IX]], though they play a significantly smaller role in the world they inhabit than the latter does, with only the Zenith Dragon taking an active role in world affairs. | * The Zenithians could be compared to [[Celestrian]]s in ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]'', though they play a significantly smaller role in the world they inhabit than the latter does, with only the Zenith Dragon taking an active role in world affairs. | ||
==Maps== | ==Maps== | ||