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The '''Final Boss''' of each | [[Image:A_Gathering_of_Villainy.png|right|thumb|360px|Art from the "''Dragon Quest'' - 25th Anniversary Encyclopedia of Monsters" book]] | ||
The '''Final Boss''' of each {{Main Series}} game is usually the last encounter in the game. | |||
They are unique as they each have different forms in battle (especially in the ''[[Zenithian trilogy]]''). Many of these also appear as special creatures in the {{Monsters S}} series, and most of them show up as {{Legacy Boss}}es in {{Dragon Quest IX}}. | |||
==List of Final Bosses== | ==List of Final Bosses== | ||
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=== | ==={{DQ}}=== | ||
The Final Boss of the very first | The Final Boss of the very first {{Dragon Quest}} game is the '''[[Dragonlord]]'''. Before the game starts, he stole the Ball of Light to conceal the kingdom of [[Alefgard]] in a veil of darkness. That all came to an end when the [[Hero (Dragon Quest)|descendant of Erdrick]] came to [[Dragonlord's Castle]] and defeated him in battle. | ||
=== | ==={{DQ2}}=== | ||
The Final Boss of ' | The Final Boss of {{II}} is '''[[Malroth]]'''. After the death of the evil sorcerer [[Hargon]], this Demon Lord rises to finish off the Heroes and make sure evil conquers all. | ||
=== | ==={{DQ3}}=== | ||
The Final Boss of '' | The Final Boss of {{III}} is '''[[Zoma]]'''. Having traveled to Alefgard after the defeat of the [[Baramos]], the {{Party 3}} confronts his master and vanquish with the [[Sphere of Light]], thus setting the stage for the other games in the Erdrick trilogy. First introduced the [[Disruptive Wave]] technique. | ||
=== | ==={{DQ4}}=== | ||
The Final Boss of | The Final Boss of {{Dragon Quest IV}} is [[Psaro the Manslayer]] ("Necrosaro" in the {{NES}} localization). The demonic transformation of the game's main villain, {{Psaro B}}, he sought to unleash the power of the [[Secret of Evolution]] as the Master of Monsters. Distinctive for having a total of ''seven forms'' in the battle. | ||
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The Final Boss in | *The True Final Boss in the remakes of {{Dragon Quest IV}} is '''[[Aamon]]''' (originally "Radimvice" in the {{NES}} localization), an evil High Priest and assistant to {{Psaro C}}. He is confronted in {{DQ4 Chapter 6}}, where he it turned out he had planned to usurp {{Psaro C}} all along, expecting him and the [[Chosen Ones]] to kill each other while he perfects the [[Secret of Evolution]]. | ||
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=== | ==={{DQ5}}=== | ||
The Final Boss in ' | The Final Boss in {{V}} is '''Grandmaster [[Nimzo]]''' (also translated as "Mildrath" or "Mirudraas"). He is known as the lord of evil and has imprisoned {{Madason}}'s mother, [[Madalena]] in [[Nadiria]], waiting for the [[Hero's Son (Dragon Quest V)|Legendary Hero]] to arrive. | ||
=== | ==={{DQ6}}=== | ||
The Final Boss in ' | The Final Boss in {{VI}} is '''[[Mortamor]]''' (also translated as "Deathmore" or "Deathtamoor"). After two confrontations with the {{Party 6}} in separate forms, the Demon King sheds his body apart and attacks with his (disembodied) head and hands. However, even after becoming more powerful, Mortamor is still no match for the {{Hero 6}} and his {{Party 6}}. Everyone soon rejoices the heroes' victory over the evil Devil Lord. An alternative ending happens when [[Nokturnus]] instead defeats [[Mortamor]]. This only happens when you defeat [[Nokturnus]] under twenty turns. | ||
=== | ==={{DQ7}}=== | ||
The Final Boss in '' | The Final Boss in {{VII}} is '''[[Orgodemir]]'''. After being revealed for impersonating [[Numen|The Almighty]], the Demon Lord escapes into the [[Cathedral of Blight]] awaiting his enemies in the throne room. Upon his ultimate defeat, [[Orgodemir]] curses [[Numen|The Almighty]] and all those who follow him and disintegrates. | ||
=== | ==={{DQ8}}=== | ||
The Final Boss in | The Final Boss in {{VIII}} is '''Lord [[Rhapthorne]]'''. After his first defeat, [[Rhapthorne]] absorbs the entire [[Black Citadel]], and transforms into a stronger being: a large, bloated devil looming over the land. However, his reign of terror wouldn't live long enough as he is defeated by the {{Party 8}}, riding on [[Empyrea]]'s back. | ||
==={{DQ9}}=== | |||
The Final Boss in {{IX}} is '''[[Corvus]]''', in his demonic state. He is the one who resurrected the [[Gittish Empire]] and the dark dragon [[Barbarus]] so he could destroy the mortals of the [[Protectorate]], in retribution for the betrayal and suffering he endured. | |||
==={{DQ10}}=== | |||
The Final Boss in {{X}} is '''[[Hades Nergel]]'''. When confronted by the {{Hero 10}}, he attempts to defeat him/her using his human form, and later his [[demon]]ic form. Upon being defeated, he warns of dark powers beyond his control before dying, and although the {{Hero 10}} was successful in escaping, he/she wasn't able to break the seal of darkness over [[Rendashia]]. | |||
==={{DQ11}}=== | |||
The Final Boss in {{XI}} is '''[[Calasmos]]'''. A malevolent being of impressive power, also known as the Dark One, he is responsible for the sorcerer [[Morcant]] betraying [[Erdwin]], allowing for his transformation in [[Mordegon]]. While reduced to a corrupted Spirit of Lost Time in the original timeline and unable to acquire his original body, which was sealed in Erdwin's Lantern, he was able to follow the Luminary into the altered timeline, using the second demise of [[Mordegon]] to achieve unity once more. Upon his destruction, [[Calasmos]] rues his defeat but not before telling the {{Party 11}} that light cannot exist without darkness. | |||
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[[Category:Final bosses | ]]{{Wikia}} | |||
==Gallery== | |||
<center><gallery> | |||
DQM2_Demon_Lords.png|Demon Lords and Underlings of {{Main Series}}. | |||
</gallery></center> | |||
{{Bosses}} | |||
[[Category:Final bosses|Final bosses]] | |||
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