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Confuse

The spell name “Medapani” comes from the phrase meaning “the eyes become confused and panic.” Monsters affected by this spell fall into a confused state and begin taking unpredictable actions, such as attacking their allies. It is one of the strategically important spells widely used by players in the Dragon Quest series.

Searching for a Love Song

In Dragon Quest II, the BGM titled “Love Song Sagashite,” composed by Koichi Sugiyama who worked on the Dragon Quest music, plays on the name entry and password entry screens. This piece features a gentle melody that beautifully complements the game’s world and is beloved among fans.

Golden Claw

In Dragon Quest III, the Golden Claw is an item that drastically increases encounter rates just by being in your inventory. Its effect applies even if it isn’t equipped, making it handy for players who want to level up efficiently by taking advantage of the high encounter rate. However, since it becomes a nuisance during normal play, it’s not recommended to carry it around.

Lamp of Darkness

An item appearing in Dragon Quest III, IV, V, and the remake of VII, it’s a mysterious lamp that, when lit, causes darkness to seep over the surroundings, forcibly turning the world to night. It only appears in titles that feature a day–night cycle, and while it can change day to night, it cannot change night back to day, so it was typically used only in specific situations such as events. In recent years, its usage has shifted to an item that, when used in battle, produces certain effects.

Mini Medal

In fact, this is one of those little Easter eggs that occurs when you deliberately use an otherwise meaningful in-game item in a meaningless way. By using the Mini Medal several times, there’s a scene where the protagonist unusually says a single line. This is quite a rare occurrence in the Dragon Quest series and is known among fans as a playful in-game gag.

moth

In fact, Dracky was originally designed based on a moth. Later, to better fit the world of the Dragon Quest series, its design was changed to the current one with bat-like features. Because of this, many fans still love the way Dracky flies through the sky.

Magic Power

Be careful—it’s not “Magic Points”! While HP stands for “Hit Points,” MP is short for “Magic Power.” With this system, players manage resources to strategically use a character’s magic and other abilities.