Perry

Perry
Dragon Quest Builders 2

Japanese name	ポンペ
Romaji	Ponpe
Race	Human

"I'm goin' to be doin' a whole lot of buildin' from now on—an' if the Children don' like it, they can get stuffed!"

Perry (ポンペ, Ponpe^?, lit. Pompe) is a character in Dragon Quest Builders 2. He lives on the island of Furrowfield.

Appearance & Personality

Perry has his short orange hair cut in the hairstyle "classic curtains". He has round, grey eyes and wears the standard male farming gear; a green tunic tucked over his large light brown belt, a white farmer scarf untied around his neck, long deep teal pants, yellow gloves and black boots. He is very kind, but easily scared, and is mortified of the thought of disobeying the Children of Hargon. Later, he becomes more familiar with building and even gathers materials for the Deitree.

Appearances

Dragon Quest Builders 2

The Builder and Malroth meet Perry when he and Bonanzo are trying to grow wheat. Unfortunately the spoil spore goes off and ruins the crop. When Bonanzo chastises the builder for showing up, Perry leaves until the Builder grows his first batch of cabbages. From then on, he becomes very interested in building, and then officially commits to the cause when the Builder's Bell is rung for the first time.

Once the Light Bulb is planted, Perry warns the Builder and Rosie that Pastor Al is heading for them. Once he threatens to burn the farm down, Perry apologizes profusely. Once the Pastor agrees to spare them, Perry mutters about how Rosie forced him into rebuilding Furrowfield.

*Perry (ポンペ, Ponpe^?)*
	Residents' Register Information		Room Preferences
	Gender	Male	Size	❤︎
	Description	Farmer	Fanciness	❤︎❤︎
	Home Island	Furrowfield	Ambience	Natural
	Wields Weapons	No

Abilities

Perry has all the standard abilities of a farmer, being able to till soil, plant crops, water crops and later harvest them in a field. He is a coward, and will not fight but instead back off. He quivers while the enemy approaches, saying phrases like like “L-leave me alone!”.

Other Languages

Language	Translation	Meaning
Español	Ruperto	Meaning "bright fame" or "shining with glory".
Français	Philibert	Can be interpreted as "very bright" or "very famous".
Deutsch	Peer	Meaning "rock" or "stone".
Italiano	Bertoldo	Meaning "bright" or "famous".
中文	庞佩 (Pángpèi, 庞佩^?)	Transliteration of "Ponpe".
中文 (繁體)	龐佩 (Pángpèi, 龐佩^?)	Ditto.