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The '''Monster Meadows''' is a side quest in the game ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]'', focusing on building up a nature preserve of sorts for a wide variety of monster species to live in.
{{LocationInfobox
|game = {{Dragon Quest VII}}
|title = Monster Meadows
|type= Park
|image = [[Image:DQVII Monster Meadows.jpg|250px]]
|caption = Monty discussing the Meadows with the {{Hero 7}} and {{Maribel}}.
|japanese=モンスターパーク
|romaji={{tt|Monsutā pāku|Monster Park}}
|old=Monster Park
}}
 
The '''Monster Meadows''' is a side quest in the game {{DQ7}}, focusing on building up a nature preserve of sorts for a wide variety of monster species to live in.


==Synopsis==
==Synopsis==
The Meadow is available when the player defeats the [[DarkDraco]] in [[Loomin]]. When Loomin is brought to the present, the Monster Park appears next to Loomin.
The Meadow is available when the player defeats [[Sulkk]] in [[Nottagen]]. When the town is brought to the present, the Monster Meadows appears next to Nottagen.


When the player enters the monster park, they see a house. Inside the house lives the Monster Guru. The monster guru's dream is to create a place where people can come from all over the world to view monsters in their natural habitat. He asks the party to help him with his dream. Should they accept, the player can now tame monsters for the park. The monster guru will give the party a bag of beef jerky in order to tame monsters.
When the player enters the monster park, they see a house. Inside the house lives ''VII's'' [[Monty]]. The monster monitor's dream is to create a place where people can come from all over the world to view monsters in their natural habitat, and enlists the party to help him fulfill the plan.
 
In the {{3DS}} remake, the Monster Meadows are available once the island of [[Regenstein]] has been visited, and brought back to the present. After speaking to Carey, and recruiting Phlemrique from [[Pilchard Bay]], the underground of [[The Haven]] becomes accessible. A portal can be found in the eastern half of the cave, which leads the party to the Monster Meadows. However, completion is not possible at this time, and requires further progress.


==[[Monster recruitment|Taming]]==
==[[Monster recruitment|Taming]]==
In order to tame monsters, the player must have the beef jerky in their inventory. It is a quest item so as such, it cannot be thrown away. The player does not need to have the beef jerky in one of the player's inventory. It can be left in the communal bag.
In order to tame monsters, the player must have the beef jerky in their inventory. It is a quest item so as such, it cannot be thrown away. The player does not need to have the beef jerky in one of the player's inventory.
 
The monster who is defeated last will be the one that the player has a chance at taming, similar to [[Monster recruitment|recruitment]] in ''V''. Each monster has a set taming value ranging from 1/8, like a [[Slime]], to 1/256.
 
'''NOTE:''' If a monster is recruited but the plan for its habitat has not been obtained, the monster will relocate to the Meadows immediately once the proper habitat is constructed. Once a monster is recruited it cannot be lost unless released by the player. 
If the player recruits duplicates of a monster, they are sent into storage where the player can choose to release that monster into the wild again.
 
Having a party member who currently is a [[Monster Master|Monster Masher]] will help by using the [[Animal Magnetism]] skill. It increases the likelihood that a monster can be tamed based on the rank the character has in the vocation, and the character '''must''' be a monster masher for the skill to work. Using Monster Munchies will also increase the likelihood that a tamed monster will appear.
 
==Recruitment bait==
===Meaty treat===
The '''Meaty treat''' (originally '''Rib''') is one of the first meat related items that can be found for monster recruitment.  Five can be used in a single battle to guarantee recruitment.  It can also be sold for 347 [[Gold]] Coins.


When the party fights monsters, they must defeat the monster for a chance to tame it. The monster who is defeated last will be the one that the player has a chance at taming so if the player is looking to tame a specific monster, leave that monster for last. Each monster has a set taming value ranging from very easy, like a [[Slime]], to very hard. The higher the value the more difficulty there is in taming a monster. The player can only tame one of each monster. If duplicates arrive, they are sent into storage where the player can choose to release that monster into the wild again.
====Locations====
*[[Roamer Encampment]] (Present)
*[[Sanctum of the Cirrus]] (Present)
*[[Mount Gora]] (Past)
*[[Vogograd]] (Present)
*[[Casino]] game Lucky Panel in [[Buccanham]] in the present.
*Dropped by [[Rotwyrm]]s in the [[Cave to Another World]].


There are certain things that can help the player tame monsters. Having a party member who has been a [[Tamer]] will help by using the [[Animal Magnetism]] akill. It increases the likelihood that a monster can be tamed. Using Monster Munchies will also increase the likelihood that a tamed monster will appear.
====Description====
{{Descriptions
|DQ7=Feed it to a monster.<ref name="auto">[[Sony PlayStation]] Version.</ref><br>A hunk of meat with impressive effects.  Once gobbled up, it's gone...<ref name="auto1">[[Nintendo 3DS]] Version.</ref>
}}


==Blueprints==
===Prime cuts===
In the beginning, the monster park will have only three areas: a grassy plain, a storage area for monsters, and the monster guru's house. However, during the course of the game, the player will come across blueprints. Blueprints will allow the monster guru to build new areas for different monsters. There are nine blueprints in the game.
The '''Prime cuts''' (originally '''Fillet''') is a more effective meat to use when recruiting monsters. Three can be used in a single battle to guarantee recruitment. It can also be sold for 4,533 [[Gold]] Coins.


*[[Hamelia|Hamelia Tower]] in the present: defeat [[KingSlime (BOSS)|KingSlime]]
====Locations====
*[[Medal King]] in the present: collect 75 Mini Medals
*Defeating the first [[Numen|superboss]] in under 20 turns.
*[[Labres]] in the past: Mt. Tor in treasure chest
 
*[[Gorges]] in the past: next to the Pendragon's house
====Description====
*[[Coastal]] in the past: Dwarf Dwelling in a treasure chest
{{Descriptions
*'''Coastal''' in the present: purchase for 5000 Tokens in the Casino
|DQ7=The butcher's very best.  They will be snapped up in a second.<ref name="auto1"/>
*'''Coral Lake''' in the present: In treasure chest
}}
*[[Sharkeye|Sharkeye's]] ship in the present: In treasure chest
 
*[[Dark Palace]] in the present: In treasure chest.
===Shepherd's crook===
Exclusive to the [[Nintendo 3DS]] port, the Shepherd's crook is a weapon.  It can be equipped by {{Maribel}} and [[Sir Mervyn]] with the stat bonus of +27 {{Attack}}/+21 {{Style}}.  It has the same effect as [[Animal Magnetism]] when used in battle.
 
====Location====
Won after the first defeat of [[Rebel lion]] in the [[DLC Tablet]] ''Purrrfect Day''.
 
====Description====
{{Descriptions
|DQ7=Can also be used as an item during battle.<ref name="auto1"/>
}}
 
==Enclosure Plans==
In the beginning, the monster park will have only three areas: a grassy plain, a storage area for extra monsters, and the guru's house. However, during the course of the game, the player will come across plans for additional '''enclosures''' (originally called '''BluePrint'''). These blueprints will allow the monster guru to build new areas for different monsters.
 
Once a new enclosure is given, the Party needs to spend the night at an [[Inn]] for it to be built.
 
There are nine plans in the game:
 
*'''Graveyard:''' Highendreigh Tower in the present, defeat the [[King slime]].
*'''Tower:''' [[Medal King]] in the present, collect 75 Mini Medals.
*'''Highlands:''' [[Mount Gora]] in the past; First cave -> East exit outside -> Up ladder -> Up ladder -> Up Western ladder -> Enter cave -> East exit outside for chest.
*'''Mountains:''' [[Aeolus Vale]] in the past, in a barrel next to the Praetor's house.
*'''Forest:''' Den of the Dwarves in the past, in a third floor treasure chest requiring the magic key.
*'''Desert:''' [[Buccanham]] in the present, purchase for 5000 Tokens in the Casino.
*'''Seaside:''' [[Coral Cave]] in the past or present.
*'''Tropics:''' [[Sharkeye|Sharkeye's]] ship, the [[Sea Dragon (sailing vessel)|Sea Dragon]] in the present, in a treasure chest on the first floor, near the garden.
*'''Cavern:''' [[Cathedral of Blight]] in the present.
 
===Description===
{{Descriptions
|DQ7=Memo on monster habitat.<ref name="auto"/><br>Blueprints showing a proposed place for monsters to call home.<ref name="auto1"/>
}}


==Rewards==
==Rewards==
After the player collects all monsters for the monster park, the monster guru will thank you. He will give the party a Memento of Chibi. It serves as a mark of accomplishment but does nothing else.
After the player collects all monsters for the monster park, the monster guru will thank you. The main reward for completing the quest is having a rare chance to speak with such a wide variety of monsters, and to see how such creatures would behave in a real life biome.  The other part of the reward is a Memento of [[Wiggles]]:
{| cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="listTable"
|- style="text-align:center; background:#B1ED00;"
! Image
! Original English Name
! Current English Name
! Effect
! Description
|-
|
|Memento
|Wiggles's whatsit
|Has the effect of [[Lambpede]] when used in battle, though uses an army of Wiggles rather than lambs.
|It might be worth using it in battle and seeing what happens...
|}
 
==Notable attributes==
{{LocationAttr|zoom}}
 
==Nearby monsters==
<small>(After the [[Orgodemir|Demon King]]'s resurrection)</small>
*[[Blightcrawler]]
*[[Blistering bloater]]
*[[Dragstar]]
*[[Gold fryling]]
*[[Liquid metal slime]]
*[[Oinkubus]]
*[[Small fry]]
*[[Whole hog]]
*[[Winged sabrecat]]
 
==Other languages==
{{OtherLanguages
|fr=Prairie aux monstres|fr-meaning=
|de=Monsterpark|de-meaning=
|it=Parco dei Mostri|it-meaning=
|es=Monstruológico|es-meaning=
|zh-tw=|zh-tw-meaning=
}}
 
==Reference==
<references/>


{{DQVII}}
{{DQVII}}
[[Category:Dragon Quest VII locations]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VII locations]]
[[Category:Sidequests]]
[[Category:Sidequests]]

Latest revision as of 17:07, 7 January 2024

The Monster Meadows is a side quest in the game Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past, focusing on building up a nature preserve of sorts for a wide variety of monster species to live in.

Synopsis[edit]

The Meadow is available when the player defeats Sulkk in Nottagen. When the town is brought to the present, the Monster Meadows appears next to Nottagen.

When the player enters the monster park, they see a house. Inside the house lives VII's Monty. The monster monitor's dream is to create a place where people can come from all over the world to view monsters in their natural habitat, and enlists the party to help him fulfill the plan.

In the 3DS remake, the Monster Meadows are available once the island of Regenstein has been visited, and brought back to the present. After speaking to Carey, and recruiting Phlemrique from Pilchard Bay, the underground of The Haven becomes accessible. A portal can be found in the eastern half of the cave, which leads the party to the Monster Meadows. However, completion is not possible at this time, and requires further progress.

Taming[edit]

In order to tame monsters, the player must have the beef jerky in their inventory. It is a quest item so as such, it cannot be thrown away. The player does not need to have the beef jerky in one of the player's inventory.

The monster who is defeated last will be the one that the player has a chance at taming, similar to recruitment in V. Each monster has a set taming value ranging from 1/8, like a Slime, to 1/256.

NOTE: If a monster is recruited but the plan for its habitat has not been obtained, the monster will relocate to the Meadows immediately once the proper habitat is constructed. Once a monster is recruited it cannot be lost unless released by the player. If the player recruits duplicates of a monster, they are sent into storage where the player can choose to release that monster into the wild again.

Having a party member who currently is a Monster Masher will help by using the Animal Magnetism skill. It increases the likelihood that a monster can be tamed based on the rank the character has in the vocation, and the character must be a monster masher for the skill to work. Using Monster Munchies will also increase the likelihood that a tamed monster will appear.

Recruitment bait[edit]

Meaty treat[edit]

The Meaty treat (originally Rib) is one of the first meat related items that can be found for monster recruitment. Five can be used in a single battle to guarantee recruitment. It can also be sold for 347 Gold Coins.

Locations[edit]

Description[edit]

GameDescription
DQ7-PSX-LOGO-ICON.png
Feed it to a monster.[1]
A hunk of meat with impressive effects. Once gobbled up, it's gone...[2]

Prime cuts[edit]

The Prime cuts (originally Fillet) is a more effective meat to use when recruiting monsters. Three can be used in a single battle to guarantee recruitment. It can also be sold for 4,533 Gold Coins.

Locations[edit]

  • Defeating the first superboss in under 20 turns.

Description[edit]

GameDescription
DQ7-PSX-LOGO-ICON.png
The butcher's very best. They will be snapped up in a second.[2]

Shepherd's crook[edit]

Exclusive to the Nintendo 3DS port, the Shepherd's crook is a weapon. It can be equipped by Maribel and Sir Mervyn with the stat bonus of +27 Attack/+21 Style. It has the same effect as Animal Magnetism when used in battle.

Location[edit]

Won after the first defeat of Rebel lion in the DLC Tablet Purrrfect Day.

Description[edit]

GameDescription
DQ7-PSX-LOGO-ICON.png
Can also be used as an item during battle.[2]

Enclosure Plans[edit]

In the beginning, the monster park will have only three areas: a grassy plain, a storage area for extra monsters, and the guru's house. However, during the course of the game, the player will come across plans for additional enclosures (originally called BluePrint). These blueprints will allow the monster guru to build new areas for different monsters.

Once a new enclosure is given, the Party needs to spend the night at an Inn for it to be built.

There are nine plans in the game:

  • Graveyard: Highendreigh Tower in the present, defeat the King slime.
  • Tower: Medal King in the present, collect 75 Mini Medals.
  • Highlands: Mount Gora in the past; First cave -> East exit outside -> Up ladder -> Up ladder -> Up Western ladder -> Enter cave -> East exit outside for chest.
  • Mountains: Aeolus Vale in the past, in a barrel next to the Praetor's house.
  • Forest: Den of the Dwarves in the past, in a third floor treasure chest requiring the magic key.
  • Desert: Buccanham in the present, purchase for 5000 Tokens in the Casino.
  • Seaside: Coral Cave in the past or present.
  • Tropics: Sharkeye's ship, the Sea Dragon in the present, in a treasure chest on the first floor, near the garden.
  • Cavern: Cathedral of Blight in the present.

Description[edit]

GameDescription
DQ7-PSX-LOGO-ICON.png
Memo on monster habitat.[1]
Blueprints showing a proposed place for monsters to call home.[2]

Rewards[edit]

After the player collects all monsters for the monster park, the monster guru will thank you. The main reward for completing the quest is having a rare chance to speak with such a wide variety of monsters, and to see how such creatures would behave in a real life biome. The other part of the reward is a Memento of Wiggles:

Image Original English Name Current English Name Effect Description
Memento Wiggles's whatsit Has the effect of Lambpede when used in battle, though uses an army of Wiggles rather than lambs. It might be worth using it in battle and seeing what happens...

Notable attributes[edit]

   Zoom icon.png    This location can be reached using the Zoom spell.

Nearby monsters[edit]

(After the Demon King's resurrection)

Other languages[edit]

Language Translation Meaning
ICON-FLAG-ES.png EspañolMonstruológico
ICON-FLAG-FR.png FrançaisPrairie aux monstres
ICON-FLAG-DE.png DeutschMonsterpark
ICON-FLAG-IT.png ItalianoParco dei Mostri

Reference[edit]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Sony PlayStation Version.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Nintendo 3DS Version.
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