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| • The Nintendo Switch release of '''[[Dragon Quest XI|Dragon Quest XI S]]''' was the first time a game from the series has a simultaneous release date globally. | | • The Nintendo Switch release of '''[[Dragon Quest XI|Dragon Quest XI S]]''' was the first time a game from the series has a simultaneous release date globally. | ||
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| • The '''[[Dragonlord's great-great-grandson]]''' is the first monster in the series to not attack the player? | | • The '''[[Dragonlord's great-great-grandson]]''' is the first monster in the series to not attack the player? | ||
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| • Despite '''[[Psaro (Character)|Psaro]]''' | | • Despite '''[[Psaro (Character)|Psaro]]''' existing since 1990, his iconic white haired design was first used in the PS1 remake of Dragon Quest IV from 2001? | ||
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| • Both the '''[[Princess of Moonbrooke]]''' and '''[[Malroth]]''' have two different color palettes, with the one used changing per game basis. | | • Both the '''[[Princess of Moonbrooke]]''' and '''[[Malroth]]''' have two different color palettes, with the one used changing per game basis. | ||
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| • The first [[Monster recruitment|monster companion]] in the series was '''[[Healie]]''' from Dragon Quest IV. | | • The first [[Monster recruitment|monster companion]] in the series was '''[[Healie]]''' from Dragon Quest IV. | ||
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| • No monster in the series is just called a '''[[Dragon family|dragon]]''' in English? Each drake has a descriptive noun in | | • No monster in the series is just called a '''[[Dragon family|dragon]]''' in English? Each drake has a descriptive noun in its name. | ||
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| • The Nintendo Switch release of Dragon Quest XI S was the first time a game from the series has a simultaneous release date globally. |
| • Erdrick's Sword is used during an optional boss fight in Final Fantasy XII, and is also the prize for winning that battle. It is called "Wyrmhero Blade" in-game. |
| • Lizzie from Dragon Quest VI is the only monster companion to have a full suite of party chat dialogue. |
| • Meena is infatuated with caves, dungeons, and underground structures. |
| • The Dragonlord's great-great-grandson is the first monster in the series to not attack the player? |
| • Despite Psaro existing since 1990, his iconic white haired design was first used in the PS1 remake of Dragon Quest IV from 2001? |
| • Both the Princess of Moonbrooke and Malroth have two different color palettes, with the one used changing per game basis. |
| • The first monster companion in the series was Healie from Dragon Quest IV. |
| • No monster in the series is just called a dragon in English? Each drake has a descriptive noun in its name. |