Dragonlord's great-great-grandson: Difference between revisions

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After Hargon and [[Malroth]]'s defeat, the Dragonlord's great-great-grandson suggest that he and the trio be friends. He also muses in giving the ~~player~~ and himself nicknames, calling the ~~player~~ "My Dearest Dragon ~~Warriors~~" and declaring himself as "Your Dashing Dragonliness."

After Hargon and [[Malroth]]'s defeat, the Dragonlord's great-great-grandson suggest that he and the trio be friends. He also muses in giving the [[Hero (Dragon Quest II)|Hero]] and himself nicknames, calling the Hero "My Dearest Dragon Warrior" and declaring himself as "Your Dashing Dragonliness."

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==Trivia==

*While his exact familial relationship to the Dragonlord has changed several times in English releases, he has consistently been labeled as Dragonlord's great-grandchild in Japanese.

*In the Japanese versions of Dragon Quest 2, the nickname he gives the ~~player~~ is based on the first two to four characters of ~~their~~ name followed by the honorific "chan", while the name he gives himself is "Ryu-chan."

*In the Japanese versions of Dragon Quest 2, the nickname he gives the Hero is based on the first two to four characters of his name followed by the honorific "chan", while the name he gives himself is "Ryu-chan."

==Gallery==

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-After Hargon and [[Malroth]]'s defeat, the Dragonlord's great-great-grandson suggest that he and the trio be friends. He also muses in giving the player and himself nicknames, calling the player "My Dearest Dragon Warriors" and declaring himself as "Your Dashing Dragonliness."
+After Hargon and [[Malroth]]'s defeat, the Dragonlord's great-great-grandson suggest that he and the trio be friends. He also muses in giving the [[Hero (Dragon Quest II)|Hero]] and himself nicknames, calling the Hero "My Dearest Dragon Warrior" and declaring himself as "Your Dashing Dragonliness."
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 ==Trivia==
 *While his exact familial relationship to the Dragonlord has changed several times in English releases, he has consistently been labeled as Dragonlord's great-grandchild in Japanese.
-*In the Japanese versions of Dragon Quest 2, the nickname he gives the player is based on the first two to four characters of their name followed by the honorific "chan", while the name he gives himself is "Ryu-chan."
+*In the Japanese versions of Dragon Quest 2, the nickname he gives the Hero is based on the first two to four characters of his name followed by the honorific "chan", while the name he gives himself is "Ryu-chan."
 ==Gallery==
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