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The '''Zenithia Trilogy''' is a set of [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] games released in North America and Europe by [[Square Enix]], specifically {{DQ4}}, {{DQ5}}, and {{DQ6}}.  Each is also a '''remake''' of a previously Japan only ''Dragon Quest'' game published by [[Enix Corporation|Enix]].  In Japan, the original games '''{{Dragon Quest IV}}''', '''{{Dragon Quest V}}''' and '''{{Dragon Quest VI}}''' and their subsequent remakes on {{PlayStation}}, {{PlayStation 2}} and {{DS}} are called the Tenku. They are named for [[Zenithia]], a recurring element in each of the three games.
The '''Zenithia Trilogy''' is a set of [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] games released in North America and Europe by [[Square Enix]], specifically {{DQ4}}, {{DQ5}}, and {{DQ6}}.  Each is also a '''remake''' of a previously Japan only ''Dragon Quest'' game published by [[Enix Corporation|Enix]].  In Japan, the original games '''''[[Dragon Warrior IV|Dragon Quest IV]]''''', '''''[[Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride|Dragon Quest V]]''''', '''and ''[[Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation|Dragon Quest VI]]''''' and their subsequent remakes on [[Sony PlayStation|PlayStation, PlayStation 2]] and DS are called the Tenku. They are named for [[Zenithia]], a recurring element in each of the three games.


The release of these DS games also marks the first official English localization for ''Dragon Quest V'' and ''Dragon Quest VI''.  Previously, both games' original Super Famicom release was later unofficially localized by [[Partial Translations]] and [[NoPrgress]], respectively.   
The release of these DS games also marks the first official English localization for ''Dragon Quest V'' and ''Dragon Quest VI''.  Previously, both games' original Super Famicom release was later unofficially localized by [[Partial Translations]] and [[NoPrgress]], respectively.   
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