Dragon Quest IX/Characters: Difference between revisions

[[The Hero]] ([[Purely Aesthetic Gender|or Heroine]]) of ''[[Dragon Quest IX|IX]]'', a [[Our Angels Are Different|Celestrian]] who has recently begun their training to become a guardian, protecting the mortal realm and tending to the Great World Tree, Yggdrasil. But when something goes horribly awry, the trainee winds up stranded in the mortal realm, and at the start of a perilous journey to learn the root of the world's problems...

* [[Spoony Bard]]: Always starts as a Minstrel. Amusingly, this is due to the people of Angel Falls taking one look at your character's Celestrian uniform and thinking, "Well, they're dressed like an idiot, what else ''could'' they be?".

* [[Third -Person Seductress]]: A shockingly well supported option for customization.

* [[Cannot Spit It Out]]: She tries to tell you her dream, but keeps tripping up on the words. You eventually find out after she's done it and become a {{spoiler|nail artist. Interestingly, while that might be doing nails in a salon (which fits her personality), the game also gives you that title for getting Rank 4 in Claws. So maybe she was doing weapons training}}.?

* [[Multiple Choice Past]]: In the same game, numerous bonus quests hint at different origins for her. She's either {{spoiler|the reincarnation of a young girl, the reincarnation of a very nasty Gittish Queen named Stellestria, or Celestria's little sister. Stella believes the "little sister" one, but Celestria says she feels all of Zenus' creations are her siblings.}}.

* [[Pungeon Master]]: Chances are that if she's not speaking in [[Unusual Euphemism|Unusual Euphemisms]]s, she'll be punting frequently. She manages to give [[Persona 4|Teddie]] a run for his money.

* [[Unusual Euphemism]]: "Flap,", or "Flapping.". Used every other flapping sentence. Just how flapping foul-mouthed is she, really?

* [[Verbal Tic]]: See [[Unusual Euphemism]] above. She says it ''that'' much.

* [[Player MooksMook]]s

* [[Chainmail Bikini]]: The Femiscyran Mail, a [[Shout-Out]] to the town of the same name in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''.

'''Martial Artists''' [[All Monks Know Kung Fu|naturally]] can train in the art of [[Bare-Fisted Monk|fighting with their bare hands]], though that may not be what attracts everyone to this class. Trainees may instead choose to learn how to handle [[Wolverine Claws|claws]] -- they—they're one of only two classes who specialize in handling these dangerous weapons -- orweapons—or to wield [[Simple Staff|staves]] or [[Paper Fan of Doom|even fans]]. Their '''Focus''' grants them great agility, as well as give them the fortitude necessary to withstand even the most powerful enemy assault, whether physical or due to [[Breath Weapon|horrendous breath]]. Martial Artists who have almost completely mastered their Focus can also learn to heal themselves through Meditation.

* [[The Medic]]: Even moreso than previous incarnations; unlike most ''DQDragon Quest'' Priests, they ''do not'' learn [[Blow You Away|Woosh]] or any other combat spells besides [[One-Hit Kill|Thwack.]]. All of their magic is meant for support, though they can still be a [[Combat Medic]] if they use a spear or staff.

* [[Useless Useful Spell]]: Averted and played straight. The instant death line is actually fairly accurate, making it useful enough for clearing crowds, but given that the endgame is all about boss fights, and bosses tend to not be affected by such, it's not as good as a damaging spell would be.

* [[Shout-Out]]: To Jessica from ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]'';: they equip all the same weapons that she does and have a knack for [[Fan Service]].

'''Thieves''' steal ([[Don't Explain the Joke|Hahahaha, see what we did there?]]) their [[Weapon of Choice|weapons of choice]] from Soldiers and Martial Artists: they can carry swords, knives or even claws, or go bare-handed so their nimble fingers aren't preoccupied. Of course, they have a knack for using their '''Acquistiveness''' for shadier purposes, and can steal from their enemies or set traps for them. They can also learn how to hone in on hidden treasures and lead their party to them.

* [[Enemy Scan]]: The Eye For Trouble skill provides an extra snippet of information for a monster's Bestiary entry.

** [[Wolverine Claws]]: The only other class aside from Martial Artists who can train with Claws.

'''Minstrels''' are [[Jack of All Trades|jacks of all trades]], dabbling in various arts without really mastering any particular one. Their specialty is '''Litheness''' --: they're nimble and quick-thinking, willing and able to improvise with skills that might surprise their opponents with their deadliness... or laughing at the absurdity of it all. Don't underestimate these resourceful entertainers.

* [[Spoony Bard]] : Semi-Averted. The skills they learn are varied and unique, with some of them being just a ''tad'' useless; however, their 82 point ability, Have aA Ball, is the best skill in the game for killing Metal Slimes.

* [[Cast Fromfrom Hit Points]]: Their Signature Attack, Double-Edged Slash, does incredible damage... and 25% of it right back to the Gladiator. It's entirely possible [[Health Damage Asymmetry|(and likely)]] to kill yourself outright when using this, especially if combined with Tension and Double Up.

* [[Glass Cannon]]: A rare melee variant. While able to equip heavy armor, their Double Up ability lowers defense and maxes offence, and by default, they cannot use shields.

'''Paladins''' balance the art of fighting with healing and defending their dear companions, routinely putting themselves on the line to keep their allies safe. Their '''Virtue''' is unparalleled --: a well-trained Paladin can even siphon off their own HP or MP and give it to their companions. And if the worst should happen, and an enemy tries to finish off a nearly fallen friend, the master Paladin may step in and [[Taking the Bullet|bear the blow themselves]].

'''Armamentalists''' combine magical might with superb swordsmanship --... though they may prefer a sturdy bow or wand to a blade. Whatever their [[Weapon of Choice]], an experienced Armamentalist can imbibe themselves with elemental '''Fource''', be it [[Playing with Fire|fire]], [[An Ice Person|ice]], [[Blow You Away|wind]], or even the very force of [[Dark Is Edgy|darkness]] or [[Light'Em Up|light]] itself...!

* [[Magikarp Power]]: While at first they are fairly sub-par, in the deep post-game, they do come into their own as being the [[Jack of All Trades]]. It helps that Fource spells are almost required to effectively handle the stronger post-game bosses, having a ''very'' noticeable effect... [[Guide Dang It|provided you look up what elemental effect to use.]].

* [[Master of None]]: Lets just say that compared to some of the other classes, Armamentalists are a bit... sub-par. Fource has tiny upgrades to a handful of different stats, as well as the Fource spells themselves --... which rely on the [[Guide Dang It|hidden]] Elemental Damage system and as class skills. (Howeverhowever, these Fource skills are ''percentage'' boosts, so if you do master the Elemental Damage system, they are very, very powerful at high levels.).

* [[Power-Up Letdown]]: Maxing their skill tree gives you the [[Sarcasm Mode|awe inspiring and unique]] HP +30 (a boost to your max HP by 30, where even an easy [[Bonus Boss]] will deal damage in the high 100s with good defenses). The progression from the previous part of the tree costs a heavy 18 points to make it worse. This reward is not unique in anyway (Halfhalf the classes give HP bonuses at some point, all doing it earlier, for fewer points and or higher bonuses), or substantial (like the other bonuses for finishing a tree).

'''Rangers''' have attuned themselves to nature. When it comes to evading monsters on their home turf, and even turning that terrain against its own denizens, no class can match their '''Ruggedness''' and survival skills. Want to calm a rampaging enemy with a little smooth talk, evade their attacks or even avoid combat entirely? The Ranger is easily your best bet. Of course, they're certainly no slouch when it comes to fighting, either...

* [[The Beast Master]]: Their ultimate skill, Wolf Whistle, summons two wolves that immediately launch a random double-attack.

'''Sages''' have a long and illustrious history, the [[Dragon Quest III|most ancient of all]] [[Prestige Class|Prestige Classes]]es. A Sage's '''Enlightenment''' is dazzling, much like their incredible magical skills. With their vast knowledge, they can change their classes at any time, continuously heal their allies, remove their opponent's hard-won enhancements, boost their own skills, and conserve their magic so that they can spend it even more effectively. However, such power can be quite difficult to earn...

* [[Limit Break]]: ''Spelly Breath'', which restores spent MP.

*** Combine with Magic Burst, a VERY powerful spell that costs ALL your mana for [[Game Breaker|extra-easy boss battles]].

'''Luminaries''' are perhaps the rarest and most elusive of all the advanced classes. Their focus? Why, a certain ''STYLE'', of course! Every good Luminary has a winning '''Je Ne Sais Quoi''', and know all the tricks of the trade, from passing out autographs to stealing the spotlight, instant makeovers and even inspiring scandals --... and watch out for those backstage dances;: they're simply ''killer''.

* [[Prestige Class]]: Of the more typical variety, as it's essentially a Minstrel who trades Swords for Boomerangs, higher charm, lower stat gains, and better skills.

* [[Summon Backup Dancers]]: Their ultimate ability, [[Shout-Out|Disco]] [[The Simpsons (animation)|Stew]], which is a ten-second, five-man dance routine that somehow creates a damaging whirlwind

* [[Unnecessary Makeover]]: Played with in-universe via their Extreme Makeover skill;: they ''already'' boast the highest natural Charm of all the classes, yet learn how to take it even further.

* {{spoiler|[[Eleventh-Hour Ranger]]: Joins during a post-game DLC quest.}}.

* [[Expy]]: His character design is Tenshinhan from ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' with wings instead of a third eye. It could be Piccolo as well, seeing as he's the hero's teacher. {{spoiler|Also, the way he [[Taking the Bullet|saved the life of said hero]]}}.

* [[You Gotta Have Blue Hair|You Gotta Have]]: Purple Hair]].

* {{spoiler|[[Expy]]: The details of his backstory are surprisingly similar to that of Psaro from ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''.}}.

* [[Hair of Gold]]: In flashbacks featuring him and {{spoiler|during the ending.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Eleventh-Hour Ranger]]: Joins during a post-game DLC quest.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Ill Girl]]: A key part of her and Edwinn's backstory.}}.

* [[You Gotta Have Blue Hair|You Gotta Have]]: Purple Hair]].

* [[Added Alliterative AppealAlliteration]]: Her nickname.

* [[Dark and Troubled Past]]: {{spoiler|She used to be an adventurer like the hero, but after her [[Les Yay|beloved]] partner was butchered by monsters [[My Greatest Failure|with Patty utterly powerless to save her]], she retired in despair. She tries her damndest [[Stepford Smiler|not to let it show]], but the hero's exploits end up making her nostalgic, leading to her DLC recruitment quest.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Eleventh-Hour Ranger]]: Joins during a post-game DLC quest.}}.

* [[Mythology Gag]]: She's a reference to Ruida, who ran the tavern back in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'';: originally, they shared the same name, but now she shares her name with Patty the Party Planner of ''[[Dragon Quest V]]'' (who was ''also'' named Ruida in the Japanese version of that game).

* [[Shout-Out]]: Probaly unintentional, but there's another person working in the inn named [[The Simpsons (animation)|Sellma]].

* [[Invisible to Normals]]: She hangs out in an inn full of people, but only the Hero can see her. {{spoiler|There's a portion of the game where your character loses the ability to see spirits and Celestrians, but for some reason, you can still see Pavo.}}.

The nefarious leader of the Inntouchables, the infamous innkeeping mafia (no, seriously, there's an inkeeping mafia). {{spoiler|It turns out that Sellma's been trying to arrest him for years, and with the hero's help, she finally has her chance...that is, if the hero can best Al's <s>bigass Drackal</s> guard dog first.}}.

An intrepid merchant who runs the exclusive service known as the DQVC, which offers exclusive items for tantalizingly brief periods of time. {{spoiler|Postgame DLC reveals that she's also a secret agent working to capture the notoriusnotorious Al Capinne.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Eleventh-Hour Ranger]]: Joins during a post-game DLC quest.}}.

* [[Shout-Out]]: While possibly unintentional, she works in the inn with [[The Simpsons (animation)|a girl named Patty]].

* [[Well-Intentioned Extremist]]: Tries to atone for {{spoiler|her ancestor's part in the destruction of Brigadoom}} by {{spoiler|freeing Yore and asking him to restore it to its former glory... and [[Equivalent Exchange|in exchange]], destroy Stornway instead. Citizens and all.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Resurrected Romance]]}}

* {{spoiler|[[Time Abyss]]: While he's aware he is undead, he initially doesn't realize its been centuries since his time. When he does realize this, he [[Heroic BSOD|doesn't take it well]].}}.

* [[Expy]]: [[Absolute Cleavage|Bears a]] [[Lady in Red|strong]] [[Winged Humanoid|resemblance to]] Ultimecia, the main villain of [[Final Fantasy VIII|another of Square-Enix's games.]].

* [[Mythology Gag]]: She does the once-a-game "puff-puff" gag (in this case, seducing your party members and making them lose a turn). A young girl in the Iluugazar Plains does it also. {{spoiler|...But with sheep.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Stalker with a Crush]]: Towards the Wight Knight.}}.

The first postgame story-[[Bonus Boss]]. {{spoiler|300 years ago, King Schott's predecessor, King Nonus, in an act of desperation, summoned a powerful demon named Yore and begged him to defend Stornway from the advancing Gittish Empire. Yore agreed to do this, but in return demanded a terrible price: that he be allowed to wipe out the kingdom of Brigadoom. Desperate to save his kingdom, the king was forced to agree to his terms, and Yore wiped out Brigadoom in a single night. He kept his word and repelled the Empire, but the king grew fearful of Yore's power and sealed him inside a coffin in the depths of the palace cellar. Were he ever freed, he would surely take his vengeance on not just Stornway, but all of humanity. Lately, the magics that keeps Yore imprisoned have seemed to weaken}}...}}

* [[Expy]]: {{spoiler|Arguably of [[Dragon Quest VI|Nokturnus]]. Both are frighteningly powerful demons that were summoned by a desperate king in order to save the king's nation from a great evil, both end up completely destroying at least one nation before being resealed, and both are fought as powerful [[Bonus Boss|Bonus Bosses]]es in their respective games' postgame.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Chekhov's Gunman]]: Petra.}}.

The resident doctor, Phlegming is great at all forms of research and studying... it's people he really struggles with. The only one he really cares for is his wife, Catarrhina; everyone else gets shut out while he focuses on whatever topic has currently arrested his attention. Doesn't help that the mayor seriously hates him for taking his precious daughter away...

* {{spoiler|[[Heroic BSOD]]}}

* {{spoiler|[[The Computer Is a Cheating Bastard]]: When you fight him, his Woosh spell ''always'' [[Critical Hit|goes haywire]], while the chance of ''your'' spells going haywire is much lower. On top of that, it [[That One Attack|hits all your party members for 40 damage, while your party probably has about 70-95 HP.]]}}.

* [[Punny Name]]: "Jack of Alltrades". And {{spoiler|his [[One-Winged Angel]] form? "Master of Nu'Un"}}.

** And {{spoiler|his [[One-WingedTragic AngelMonster]]: form?Thankfully, "Masterhe ofgets Nu'Un".better}}.

* [[Shout-Out]]: toTo [[Bruce Lee]], natch.

* [[Meaningful Name]]: [[The Bible|Jona and the whale]].

* [[Moral Dissonance]]: She insists that it's "not right" to be able to eat without working, even though she's a little girl who's probably never worked a day in her life. Note that deep-sea fishing is consistently rated [https://web.archive.org/web/20130530163030/http://www.poynter.org/latest-news/als-morning-meeting/104712/commercial-fishing-one-of-the-most-dangerous-jobs-in-the-u-s/ one of the most dangerous] [http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/2195847.stm jobs in the world], so you can hardly blame the villagers for wanting to give it up. To be fair, she does get a job on one of the boats sometime after the heroes leave (wait a minute... child labor?).

* {{spoiler|[[Angst Coma]]: After learning the [[Awful Truth]] behind Lleviathan.}}.

* [[Bitch in Sheep's Clothing|Bastard In Sheep's Clothing]] -: Acts sweet towards Jona, but deflects her concerns about overrelianceover-reliance on her powers with cold, cutting comments about her being useless otherwise.

* [[It's All About Me]]: Very self-absorbed. Has a private fishing spot that he refuses to let anyone enter, even when the fishing was poor and threatened the whole village. Talk to him after {{spoiler|Lleviathan swallows Jona and threatens him}}. His first thought? Outrage that you dared enter his private beach.

Jona's father, who was lost at sea during the earthquake. Still, Jona clings to the hope that [[He's Just Hiding|he survived somehow]] and will return eventually. {{spoiler|He actually drowned, but with his dying breath wished to continue looking after her, and was transformed into Lleviathan.}}.

* [[Gone Horribly Right]]: {{spoiler|He found a way to care for Jona after his death... but did so well that the rest of Llaffan started sponging off of the whale's bounty instead of working.}} .

* {{spoiler|[[Stepford Smiler]]: His cheery demeanor hides his sorrow over how his lover was ''brutally'' murdered by his rival.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Ill Girl]]: And no, she did not get better.}}.

* [[Character Development]]: {{spoiler|Once she realizes that there actually are people who care about her, she cleans up her act and becomes a fairminded ruler.}}.

* [[Double Standard]]: {{spoiler|After she cleans up her act, she opens her private baths... but only to women.}}.

* [[Meaningful Name]]: When somebody with a name like VOLUPTUA shows up in a [[Hurricane of Puns|game like this]], you'd probaly expect her to have one<ref> orOr more accurately, two.</ref> of these. Sadly there's nothing there...

* {{spoiler|[[Reasonable Authority Figure]]: After her [[Character Development]].}}.

* [[Spoiled Brat]]: {{spoiler|At first.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Freudian Excuse]]: He believed that no one other than him cared for Voluptua, and so sought to use a Fygg to become mortal and spirit her away in order to be with her.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Interspecies Romance]]: He's ''in love'' with Voluptua}}.

* {{spoiler|[[One-Winged Angel]]: The Grand Lizzier.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Wrong Genre Savvy]]: Believes that the Fygg turned him into a regular mortal, but see above.}}.

* [[Our Souls Are Different]]: Willow.

A mysterious shaman that appeared to advise the chief of Batsureg. {{spoiler|she is actually a Slugger that was given a beautiful (and powerful) form by a Fygg.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Karma Houdini]]: Her punishment for trying to kill Batorzig and take over the Plains is... to be friends with Batorzig's pet baboon?}}?

** {{spoiler|Though to be fair, the whole sequence was more about showing the depth of Batzorig's character than anything. She did get the ever-lovin' crap pummeled out her though, so it isn't like she got off schotscot-free.}}.

A troublemaking student who has recently seen his gang start to get whittled down by mysterious disappearances. Despite this, though, he claims that he isn't the least bit frightened, and doesn't believe any of the rumors about ''why'' they've gone missing.

* [[Big Bad]]: {{spoiler|Except not really.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Disc One Final Boss]]: Though this is debatable, as you only find out about, meet and kill him in the second-to-last dungeon.}}.

* [[Humans Are Bastardsthe Real Monsters]]: He and his entire Empire essentially serve as a reminder of the depths humanity is capable of sinking to.

* {{spoiler|[[Unwitting Pawn]]: He never realizes that he was never in control like he thought, and that he was just one of Corvus' pawns.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Was Once a Man]]: A very, ''very'' vile one, but still.}}.

A Feline monster that serves as Godwyn's second. He is a master swordsman, and is fiercely loyal to his patron. {{spoiler|In the postgame, he reappears as a ghost and requests that the hero calm the fury of King Godfrey's vengeful spirit.}}.

* [[Even Evil Has Standards]]: {{spoiler|He disapproved of Godwyn murdering his father.}}.

* [[Friendly Enemy]]: Especially when {{spoiler|he returns in the postgame as a ghost and requests that you calm Godfrey, treating you amiably the whole while.}}.

* [[Undying Loyalty]]: {{spoiler|When Corvus resurrects him in the Realm of the Mighty, he refuses to fight for him, as his loyalty is to the Empire alone. He still fights you because [[Blood Knight|he considers you the only opponent worth his time]].}}.

* [[Smug Snake]]: {{spoiler|When fought in the Realm of the Mighty, he states that he intends to overthrow Corvus once he's through with you.}}.

The original ruler of the House of Gitt, and King Godwyn's father. {{spoiler|Shockingly, he is revealed to have been a kind, just and fairmindedfair-minded ruler, a stark contrast to the Empire today. However, Godwyn, [[Complete Monster]] that he is, had him assassinated so that he could take the throne and turn the Empire into the world domination-bent regime it is today. Godfrey's spirit was stripped of his memories and sealed inside the Quarantomb outside Conffinwell. However, upon regaining his memories, he goes half mad with rage, and begins rampaging through the ruins of Gittingham Palace. At the behest of Gorresby Purrvis' ghost, the hero must put Godfrey's spirit to rest.}}.

* [[Roaring Rampage of Revenge]]

The embodiment of rage;: a powerful demonic force of pure hatred. Seeks to destroy those he finds unworthy --... and he finds ''everyone'' unworthy. Hates humanity, the Almighty, the Celestrians... but possibly hates himself most of all.

* [[Dark Reprise]]: {{spoiler|hisHis}} final battle theme plays a minor version of the series main theme.

* {{spoiler|[[Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?|Did You Just Kill the Almighty?]]}}

* [[Evil Laugh]]: "{{spoiler|Corvus}} laughs confidently!" Also doubles as a warning, since when he does laugh, it means his next move will be one of his two ultimate attacks.

* [[Freudian Excuse]]: {{spoiler|He was betrayed by his true love Serena after trying to save her (although that isn't what really happened, he doesn't know that until she returns as a ghost to tell him the full story- just in time for her to keep him from destroying everything), and subsequently was tortured and experimented on by [[The Empire]]. Even after the Empire fell, he was still left chained and suffering in the oubliette for next ''300 years''. That would make anyone a tad loopy.}}.

* [[Humans Are Bastardsthe Real Monsters]]: His core belief, {{spoiler|along with "Celestrians are bastards for helping the humans", "Celestria is a bastard for convincing the Almighty to spare the humans" and "The Almighty is a bastard for not destroying the humans when he had the chance"."}}

* [[Omnicidal Maniac]]: Wants to destroy ''everything''. [[Oh Crap|Has the means to do it.]].

* [[One-Winged Angel]]: Changes from a {{spoiler|tortured, half demonic Celestrian... zombie... ''thing''}} into a Nightmarish demon, gaining...

A mysterious ghost that the hero encounters throughout their adventures. She is always searching for someone. {{spoiler|It turns out her death is what caused Corvus to descend to [[The Dark Side]].}}.

* {{spoiler|[[The Atoner]]: She unknowingly betrayed Corvus by dosing him with a sleeping potion in an attempt to keep him from harm; it was actually a trap by her father to exchange him for the village's safety. This resulted directly in Corvus' capture by [[The Empire]] and his subsequent madness. Her ghost now seeks to find Corvus and tell him what really happened, so she can calm his fury. She finds him just in time to keep him from destroying the world.}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Big Damn Hero]]: The entire final battle is the heros stalling for time until she can arrive.}} .

* {{spoiler|[[Expy]]: Her role in Corvus' backstory makes her very similar to Rose from ''[[Dragon Quest IV]].''}}.

* {{spoiler|[[Inferred Survival]]: His shadow can be seen in the ending montage. And then there's his [[Bonus Boss]] fight in the grottoes.}}.

An infamously powerful black dragon that sided with the Gittish Empire and fought with them against Greygnarl 300 years ago. Although defeated, he, like the Empire, has somehow returned even more powerful, and serves as the Empire's most powerful weapon. {{spoiler|In actuality, he is the only one aware of how Corvus resurrected the Empire, and is loyal only to him.}}.

* [[Badass Boast]]: He gives one to Greygnarl during their battle, claiming he's far superior to the white dragon now. {{spoiler|He quickly proves that he's right.}}.

The God of the world, commonly referred to as the Almighty. He mysteriously vanished centuries ago, but not before charging the Celestrians to gather enough Benevolessence so that Yggdrasil can bloom, promising to reward them with ascension to his Almighty Realm. {{spoiler|It turns out that he grew fed up with humanity's inherent evil and desired to eradicate them and start over, but was stopped when his daughter Celestria transformed herself into the tree Yggdrasil. It turns out that the 10 grotto bosses are "fragments" of him, created when his body was destroyed by Corvus.}}.

Daughter of Zenus, and a powerful goddess in her own right. {{spoiler|300 years ago, in order to dissuade her father from hitting the [[Reset Button]], she willingly transformed herself into the tree of life, Yggdrasil, claiming that she would remain this way until her Fyggs bloomed, at which point humanity would prove their worth. Eventually, the Hero's actions cause her to awaken as promised, and after Corvus' defeat, she serves as the new goddess of the world in her father's absence.}}.

* [[And Your Reward Is Clothes]]: Inn guests give you extras of their own outfits, and the bosses can drop pieces of the outfits worn by their games' heroes. (Youyou're also able to find outfits of ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' classes elsewhere.). However, it just so happens that these pieces of armor are actually pretty good in terms of defense.