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|Image = [[Image:DQV_Monty.png| | |Image = [[Image:DQV_Monty.png|200px]] | ||
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|Japanese name = モンスターじいさん | |Japanese name = {{tt|モンスターじいさん|Monsuta Jiisan}} | ||
|Roumaji = Monster grandpa | |Roumaji = Monster grandpa | ||
|Title = Monster Monitor | |Title = Monster Monitor | ||
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Monty | Monty is first encountered during the second generation of the game in [[Fortuna]], where he states that the {{Hero 5}} has profoundly sincere eyes and is confident that he will be able to tame monsters. After explaining that the Hero needs to fight with love in his heart to get a monster's attention, he suggests purchasing a [[Wagon|wagon]] from Fortuna's curiosity shop to accommodate the new recruits. Monty maintains additional dens in [[Lodestar Harbour]], [[Gotha|Castle Gotha]], and even as far as [[Precaria]]. Up to 50 monsters can be left in his care in the SNES version, and 80 in subsequent releases. While staying with him, a monster can be released or renamed but they will not gain any experience points. | ||
*The [[Hero (Dragon Quest V)|Hero]] is unable to [[Monster recruitment|tame]] monsters until speaking with Monty in the remade | *The [[Hero (Dragon Quest V)|Hero]] is unable to [[Monster recruitment|tame]] monsters until speaking with Monty in the remade versions of ''V''. | ||
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Monty is the distant descendant of Buddy, the beast-befriending eccentric of [[Nottagen]]'s past. Inspired by his ancestor, he plans to open up [[Monster Meadows|a park]] where monsters can live in peace--unfortunately, Monty doesn't actually know how to ''build'' the park. Fortunately, the party can find enclosure plans to add new areas to Monty's pet project. | Monty is the distant descendant of Buddy, the beast-befriending eccentric of [[Nottagen]]'s past. Inspired by his ancestor, he plans to open up [[Monster Meadows|a park]] where monsters can live in peace--unfortunately, Monty doesn't actually know how to ''build'' the park. Fortunately, the party can find enclosure plans to add new areas to Monty's pet project. | ||
As Nottagen has no standing mayor or officials, Monty appears as the town representative at the summit meeting in the [[Cathedral of Blight|Cathedral of Light]]. | As Nottagen has no standing mayor or officials, Monty appears as the town representative at the summit meeting in the [[Cathedral of Blight|Cathedral of Light]]. | ||
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Image:DQ V SFC Monty and monster.jpg| | Image:DQ V SFC Monty and monster.jpg| | ||
File:DQVII Monster Meadows.jpg|Monty as he appears in ''VI'', being helped by the {{Hero 7}} and [[Maribel Mayde|Maribel]] | |||
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Revision as of 20:20, 17 June 2021
| Monty | |
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| Japanese name | モンスターじいさん |
| Romaji | Monster grandpa |
| Title | Monster Monitor |
| Race | Human |
| Age | 60's |
Monty is the monster caretaker in Dragon Quest V and Dragon Quest VII. He manages various monster facilities, where he watches over any tamed monsters sent his way by the party.
Appearances
Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride
Monty is first encountered during the second generation of the game in Fortuna, where he states that the Hero has profoundly sincere eyes and is confident that he will be able to tame monsters. After explaining that the Hero needs to fight with love in his heart to get a monster's attention, he suggests purchasing a wagon from Fortuna's curiosity shop to accommodate the new recruits. Monty maintains additional dens in Lodestar Harbour, Castle Gotha, and even as far as Precaria. Up to 50 monsters can be left in his care in the SNES version, and 80 in subsequent releases. While staying with him, a monster can be released or renamed but they will not gain any experience points.
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past
Monty is the distant descendant of Buddy, the beast-befriending eccentric of Nottagen's past. Inspired by his ancestor, he plans to open up a park where monsters can live in peace--unfortunately, Monty doesn't actually know how to build the park. Fortunately, the party can find enclosure plans to add new areas to Monty's pet project. As Nottagen has no standing mayor or officials, Monty appears as the town representative at the summit meeting in the Cathedral of Light.
Gallery
Super Famicom art
Monster Den art
