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	'''Dragon Warrior Monsters''' ('''Dragon Quest Monsters''' in Japan) is the first game in the Dragon Quest spin-off series, ''[[Dragon Quest Monsters]]''. Released for the Nintendo [[~~GameBoy Color~~]] in 1999, It stars a young [[Terry]] from ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]'' as the [[hero]].		'''Dragon Warrior Monsters''' ('''Dragon Quest Monsters''' in Japan) is the first game in the Dragon Quest spin-off series, ''[[Dragon Quest Monsters]]''. Released for the Nintendo [[Game Boy]] Color in 1999, It stars a young [[Terry]] from ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]'' as the [[hero]].

	Whereas most game in the series focus on the adventures of a hero rising up against the forces of darkness, ''DWM'' is the much smaller-scale story of a little boy and girl, [[Terry]] and [[Milayou]], characters from ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]'', when they were just small children. It opens with Milayou's kidnapping by an evil creature called [[Warubou]], after which another called [[Watabou]] appears, explains the situation, and starts Terry off on his quest to rescue his sister.		Whereas most game in the series focus on the adventures of a hero rising up against the forces of darkness, ''DWM'' is the much smaller-scale story of a little boy and girl, [[Terry]] and [[Milayou]], characters from ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]'', when they were just small children. It opens with Milayou's kidnapping by an evil creature called [[Warubou]], after which another called [[Watabou]] appears, explains the situation, and starts Terry off on his quest to rescue his sister.

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	===Monster Farm===		===Monster Farm===
	A storage place for your monsters, where they can be picked up or dropped off. There is an option to put monsters at the farm to sleep, which allows them to maintain their wilderness level but not grow in level. There can be 19 awake and 19 asleep monsters at any one time.		A storage place for your monsters, where they can be picked up or dropped off. There is an option to put monsters at the farm to sleep, which allows them to maintain their wilderness level and allows the player to keep an additional 19 monsters but they will not gain experience or grow in level unlike non-sleeping monsters who do. There can be 19 awake and 19 asleep monsters at any one time.

	===Leveling up===		===Leveling up===
	Just like in most RPGs, monsters are able to gain EXP (Experience Points) and level up. Each monsters' requirements for EXP to level up varies, depending on their plus number or even what monster family they belong to. When they level up, they gain stats and sometimes skills. All monsters can carry a maximum of eight skills; if a monster can gain more than eight skills you have the option of replacing old skills with new ones.		Just like in most RPGs, monsters are able to gain EXP (Experience Points) and level up. Each monsters' requirements for EXP to level up varies, depending on their plus number or even what monster family they belong to. When they level up, they gain stats and sometimes skills if they are at a suffcient level with the sufficient stats that are required to unlock the skil. All monsters can carry a maximum of eight skills; if a monster can gain more than eight skills you have the option of replacing old skills with new ones.

	===Travelers' Gates===		===Travelers' Gates===
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	===Arena Battles===		===Arena Battles===
	In this game the player goes through ranks that consists of three different battles that must be won before the player can advance to the next ranking. Each rank provides harder challenges: the higher the rank, the harder the monsters. The battles you able to start at are from Rank G and go to Rank D and later in the game you are able to go from Rank C to Rank A and then Rank S. These battles open up gates for the character to explore and are necessary to progress through the story.		In this game the player goes through ranks that consists of three different battles that must be won before the player can advance to the next ranking. Each rank provides harder challenges: the higher the rank, the harder the monsters. The battles you able to start at are from Rank G and go to Rank D and later in the game you are able to go from Rank C to Rank A and then Rank S. These battles open up gates for the character to explore and are necessary to progress through the story.
			The arena battles cost gold to enter:

			'''Rank G:''' No fee

			'''Rank F:''' 10G

			'''Rank E:''' 50G

			'''Rank D:''' 100G

			'''Rank C:''' 500G

			'''Rank B:''' 1000G

			'''Rank A:''' 5000G

			'''Rank S:''' 10000G

			'''Starry Night Tournament:''' No fee

	===Tiny Medals===		===Tiny Medals===
	These medals are scattered throughout different worlds and are randomly picked up. In the game, there is a man who ~~collects these medals and~~ will give ~~certain items~~ for ~~how many~~ the ~~player gives~~ to him.		These medals are scattered throughout different worlds and are randomly picked up. In the game, there is a man who largely resembles the king located east of the Monster Arena who will give the following eggs for the cumulative number of Tiny medals brought to him in the original gameboy game:

			'''13 Medals:''' ''[[ZapBird]]''

			'''18 Medals:''' ''[[Trumpeter]]''

			'''25 Medals:''' ''[[Spikerous]]''

			'''30 Medals:''' ''[[Metabble]]''

	===Foreign Masters===		===Foreign Masters===
	While in other worlds, the player can encounter other ~~trainers~~ that they can battle with. There are different types that will give or do ~~something~~ for the player if they beat them:		While in other worlds, the player can encounter other masters that they can battle with, if the player wins the master will do something for the player, if the player loses the master will take some items and hand the player a Warpwing.

			The monsters that the foreign masters have with them change depending on the total level of the player's party.

			There are different types that will give or do different things for the player if they beat them:

			'''Priest''' - Will heal the player's monster's HP and MP completely, aswell as reviving any dead monsters.

	'''~~Priest~~''' - Will ~~heal~~ the player		'''Bard''' - Will give the player's party medicine that affects each of the monsters currently in the player's party, it raises 1 random stat by 20 points permanently.

	'''~~Bard~~''' - Will ~~give~~ the player ~~medicine that will raise the monsters~~' ~~weakest stats~~.		'''Merchant''' - Will fill the player's inventory completely with random meats (Including BadMeat and Sirloins).

	'''~~Merchant~~''' - Will give the player ~~assorted items (such as Sirloins)~~		'''Male Soldier''' - Will give the player a Warpwing and a random item.

	'''Soldier''' - ~~Will give~~ the ~~player random items~~		'''Female Soldier''' - The same as the male soldier.

	'''Wizard''' - Will ~~transport~~ the player to the last ~~portal~~ in the ~~gate~~, or ~~twenty levels~~ down ~~if the gate is more then 20 levels~~		'''Wizard''' - Will teleport the player to the very last floor in the dungeon, or 20 floors down.

	'''~~Traveler~~''' ~~- Will give~~ the ~~player two random items~~, ~~just like the soldier~~		==Remakes==
			The game and its sequel ''[[Dragon Quest Monsters 2]]'' were remade and released as ''Dragon Quest Monsters 1+2'' for the Playstation 1, however it was only ever released in Japan and an unofficial translation surfaced, but was never completed/released.

	~~==3DS Remake==~~		The game has also been remade and re-released in Japan as ''[[Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wonderland 3D]]'', whether or not it will be released elsewhere has yet to be announced.
	The game ~~is being~~ re-released in Japan ~~for the Nintendo 3DS~~ as ''[[Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wonderland 3D]]''.

	==References==		==References==

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	'''Traveler''' - Will give the player two random items, just like the soldier		'''Traveler''' - Will give the player two random items, just like the soldier

			==3DS Remake==
			The game is being re-released in Japan for the Nintendo 3DS as ''[[Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wonderland 3D]]''.

	==References==		==References==

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-'''Dragon Warrior Monsters''' is the first game in the Dragon Warrior spin-off series of the same name.  It was released for the Nintendo [[GameBoy Color]] in 2000.  It stars a young [[Terry]] from [[Dragon Quest VI]] as the hero.  The goal is to recruit, train, and breed monsters in order to use them in battle to win the [[Starry Night Tournament]] in which the victor is granted a wish.
+Whereas most game in the series focus on the adventures of a hero rising up against the forces of darkness, ''DWM'' is the much smaller-scale story of a little boy and girl, [[Terry]] and [[Milayou]], characters from ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]'', when they were just small children. It opens with Milayou's kidnapping by an evil creature called [[Warubou]], after which another called [[Watabou]] appears, explains the situation, and starts Terry off on his quest to rescue his sister.
-==Prolouge==
+''DWM'' took the monster-recruitment elements of ''[[Dragon Quest V]]'' and expanded upon them, also borrowing a few mechanics from the ''Pokemon'' series, setting the standards for what would become the "Dragon Quest Monsters series." The basic concept is that Terry, as a young boy still too weak to fight for himself, must enlist the help of various creatures to act in his stead. Collected monsters level up and grow like a character in a main-series ''Dragon Quest'' game might. As he progresses, he is able to add more and stronger monsters to his collection, which stands in for usual ''Dragon Quest'' power escalation elements such as steadily strengthening spells.
-The game begins with young [[Terry]] and [[Mireyu]] living peacefully in their house.  When they go to bed at night [[Terry]] gets up and goes into the next room.  A strange monster named Warabou from the Great Log Kingdom then appears from a dresser looking for [[Mireyu]] and kidnaps her and then vanishes back from the dresser he came from.  Soon after another monster named Watabou appears from the same dresser looking for [[Mireyu]] but is surprised to learn that she has already been taken away.  Watabou then asks [[Terry]] if he would like to find out where his sister is and asks him to follow him.  Watabou and [[Terry]] both go into the dresser and [[Terry]] then finds himself in an unknown land.
+It generally makes quite good use of ''DQ'' staples already in place, such as character growth through battling, [[Travel Gate]]s, the [[Monster Arena]], [[Tiny Medals]], and general progression.

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	'''Dragon Warrior Monsters''' is the first game in the Dragon Warrior spin-off series of the same name. It was released for the Nintendo [[GameBoy Color]] in 2000. It stars a young [[Terry]] from [[Dragon Quest VI]] as the hero. The goal is to recruit, train, and breed monsters in order to use them in battle to win the [[Starry Night Tournament]] in which the victor is granted a wish.		'''Dragon Warrior Monsters''' is the first game in the Dragon Warrior spin-off series of the same name. It was released for the Nintendo [[GameBoy Color]] in 2000. It stars a young [[Terry]] from [[Dragon Quest VI]] as the hero. The goal is to recruit, train, and breed monsters in order to use them in battle to win the [[Starry Night Tournament]] in which the victor is granted a wish.

Xuande at 06:56, 23 December 2008

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	'''Dragon Warrior Monsters''' is the first game in the Dragon Warrior spin-off series of the same name. It was released for the Nintendo [[GameBoy Color]] in 2000. It stars a young [[Terry]] from [[Dragon Quest VI]] as the hero. The goal is to recruit, train, and breed monsters in order to use them in battle to win the [[Starry Night Tournament]] in which the victor is granted a wish.		'''Dragon Warrior Monsters''' is the first game in the Dragon Warrior spin-off series of the same name. It was released for the Nintendo [[GameBoy Color]] in 2000. It stars a young [[Terry]] from [[Dragon Quest VI]] as the hero. The goal is to recruit, train, and breed monsters in order to use them in battle to win the [[Starry Night Tournament]] in which the victor is granted a wish.

			==Prolouge==

			The game begins with young [[Terry]] and [[Mireyu]] living peacefully in their house. When they go to bed at night [[Terry]] gets up and goes into the next room. A strange monster named Warabou from the Great Log Kingdom then appears from a dresser looking for [[Mireyu]] and kidnaps her and then vanishes back from the dresser he came from. Soon after another monster named Watabou appears from the same dresser looking for [[Mireyu]] but is surprised to learn that she has already been taken away. Watabou then asks [[Terry]] if he would like to find out where his sister is and asks him to follow him. Watabou and [[Terry]] both go into the dresser and [[Terry]] then finds himself in an unknown land.

Xuande at 11:11, 28 November 2008

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	'''Dragon Warrior Monsters''' is the first game in the Dragon Warrior spin-off series of the same name. It was released for the Nintendo [[GameBoy Color]] in 2000. It stars a young [[Terry]] from [[Dragon Quest VI]] as the hero. The goal is to recruit, train, and breed monsters in order to use them in battle to win the [[Starry Night Tournament]].		'''Dragon Warrior Monsters''' is the first game in the Dragon Warrior spin-off series of the same name. It was released for the Nintendo [[GameBoy Color]] in 2000. It stars a young [[Terry]] from [[Dragon Quest VI]] as the hero. The goal is to recruit, train, and breed monsters in order to use them in battle to win the [[Starry Night Tournament]] in which the victor is granted a wish.