Gusterang

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The Gusterang is a boomerang in the series.

Gusterang
Japanese かぜのブーメラン
風のブーメラン
Romaji Kaze no būmeran
Old Localisations N/A
Found in Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake
Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake
Dragon Quest IX
Dragon Quest X
Dragon Quest Heroes
Dragon Quest Heroes II
Dragon Quest of the Stars
Dragon Quest Champions
Dragon Quest Smash/Grow
Effect Targets all enemies when attacking.
Deals wind-elemental damage when attacking.

Characteristics edit

The gusterang is shaped like a pinwheel, with three curved blue and white blades. It inflicts wind-elemental damage when attacking.

Appearances edit

Dragon Quest II HD-2D Remake edit

  Gusterang (風のブーメラン)
Description
A throwing stick imbued with the wind's energy.[1]
Attributes Characters
Attack +33   
Notes
Deals wind-elemental damage when attacking.
Purchase Price Sell Price Location(s)
N/a 1,610 gold 2nd Class prize from playing tombola at Rimuldar.
Sparkly spot beneath ocean's surface east of Midenhall.

Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake edit

  Gusterang (風のブーメラン)
 
Description
A throwing stick imbued with the wind's energy.[2]
Stats Vocations
Attack +46      
Notes
Deals wind-elemental damage when attacking.
Price Location
6,200 gold / 1,610 gold Sold at Alltrades Abbey and Jipang.
Sparkly spot in the ocean north of the Shrine of the Dwarf, requires the ship.

Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies edit

  Gusterang (かぜのブーメラン)
 
Description
A throwing stick suffused with the strength of the wind.[3]
Rarity Stats Vocations
★★☆☆☆ Attack +61
Style+55
   
Notes
Deals wind-elemental damage when attacking.
Price Location
14,800 / 7,400 Sold in Upover.
Ingredient 1 Ingredient 2 Ingredient 3
 
Swallowtail
 
Agility ring
 
Flurry feather x3

Dragon Quest X edit

The Gusterang has an Attack bonus of +26, a Style bonus of +5, and a Weight bonus of +3. It turns normal attacks and non-elemental skills into wind-elemental attacks. It has an equipment level of 28 and can be equipped by a Sage, Ranger, Item Master, Gadabout, Pirate, or Hermit. The boomerang can be crafted by a weapon blacksmith. Starting with Version 6.2, the amount of materials to make one were reduced, making it easier to craft. Previously, it required five lumps of Silver ore, three Mirrorstones, and a Flurry feather.

Dragon Quest X Offline edit

The Gusterang has an Attack bonus of +26, a Charm bonus of +5, and deals wind-elemental damage when attacking. It can only be equipped by the Hero as a Ranger, Sage, or Gadabout. The boomerang can be purchased for 810 gold from the traveler's bazaar or crafted with the Fun-Size Forge. The recipe book can be dropped rarely by Terrornodon.

Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree's Woe and the Blight Below edit

The Gusterang has an Attack bonus of +27, a Blocking bonus of +6, and can only be equipped by Isla. It can be purchased for 2,650 gold on the Stonecloud after the events at Caliburgh.

GameDescription
 
A sleek, streamlined boomerang that will blow foes away.[4]

Dragon Quest Heroes II edit

The Gusterang has an Attack bonus of +29 and can be equipped by Maribel. It is part of her initial equipment when she joins the party. The boomerang can be purchased for 2,000 gold from the weapon merchant at Accordia.

Dragon Quest Smash/Grow edit

The Gusterang is a 2★ Wind-elemental boomerang with an Attack bonus of +36 at level 1. Its Coup de Grâce is Tornado Toss and its Enchantment is Woosh Spheres. Its starting Boon is Attack +4. The boomerang can be acquired randomly from any transmuter.

In Other Languages edit

Language Translation Meaning
  EspañolRafagaránFrom the Spansih ráfaga and bumerán.
  FrançaisBoomerang rafaleFrench for "gust boomerang".
  DeutschSturmerangGerman for "storm boomerang".
  ItalianoBoomeraganoFrom boomerang and the Italian uragano.

Related weapons edit

References edit

  1. Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, Sony PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Steam versions.
  2. Nintendo Switch, Sony PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Steam versions.
  3. Nintendo DS version.
  4. Sony PlayStation 4 and Steam versions.