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|Game={{Dragon Quest II}}<br>{{DQ1&2HD}}<br>{{Dragon Quest XI}}
|Game={{Dragon Quest II}}<br>{{DQ1&2HD}}<br>{{Dragon Quest XI}}
|Image=[[File:Prince of Cannock HD-2D artwork.png|260px]]
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|Japanese name=サマルトリアの王子
|Japanese name=サマルトリアの王子<br>クッキー
|Roumaji=Samarutoria no Ouji
|Roumaji=Samarutoria no Ouji
|Title=Prince
|Title=Hot-Headed Prince
|rowspan=2|Class=[[Armamentalist]]  
|rowspan=2|Class=[[Armamentalist]] (Mobile/Switch)<br>[[Luminaries|Scion of Erdrick]] (HD-2D)
|Race=[[Human]]
|Race=[[Human]]
|Age=16
|Age=16
|Family=[[Erdrick]] (ancestor)<br>{{Hero 1}} (ancestor)<br>[[Princess Gwaelin]] (ancestor)<br>King of Cannock (father)<br>[[Princess of Cannock]] (sister)<br> {{Prince of Midenhall}} (cousin)<br>[[Princess of Moonbrooke]] (cousin)<br>King of Midenhall (uncle)<br>King of Moonbrooke (uncle)
|Family=[[Erdrick]] (ancestor)<br>{{Hero 1}} (ancestor)<br>[[Princess Gwaelin]] (ancestor)<br>King of Cannock (father)<br>[[Princess of Cannock]] (sister)<br> {{Prince of Midenhall}} (cousin)<br>[[Princess of Moonbrooke]] (cousin)<br>King of Midenhall (uncle)<br>King of Moonbrooke (uncle)
|Voice Actor  = [[Nozomu Sasaki]] ([[Dragon Quest II CD Theater|CD Theater]])<br>[[Jun Fukuyama]] ([[Dragon Quest Rivals|Rivals Ace]] and {{DQ1&2HD}})
|Voice Actor  = [[Nozomu Sasaki]] ([[Dragon Quest II CD Theater|CD Theater]])<br>[[Jun Fukuyama]] ([[Dragon Quest Rivals|Rivals Ace]] and {{DQ1&2HD}})<br>Andrew Wheildon-Dennis ({{DQ1&2HD}}) (English)
|}}
|}}


The '''Prince of [[Cannock]]''' is a character in the {{DQSeries}} that appears as a playable {{Party 2}} member in {{Dragon Quest II}}.
The '''Prince of [[Cannock]]''' is a character in the {{DQSeries}} that appears as a playable {{Party 2}} member in {{Dragon Quest II}}.


He is one of three descendents of [[Erdrick]] who journeys to defeat [[Hargon]] after his attack on [[Moonbrooke]], and is the second playable character added to the {{Party 2}}. He also has a sister who is the [[Princess of Cannock]].
He is one of four descendents of [[Erdrick]] who journeys to defeat [[Hargon]] after his attack on [[Moonbrooke]], and is the second playable character added to the {{Party 2}}. He also has a sister who is the [[Princess of Cannock]].


The Prince of [[Cannock]]'s abilities are a mix between both of his [[Luminaries|cousins]], the {{Prince of Midenhall}} and the [[Princess of Moonbrooke]]. Though he is physically strong, he is weaker than the {{Prince of Midenhall}}, and while he can use magic, most of his spells are not as powerful as those available to the [[Princess of Moonbrooke]]. In terms of statistics and spell choices, the Prince of [[Cannock]] has more in common with the other [[Hero]]es of the series.
The Prince of [[Cannock]]'s abilities are a mix between both of his [[Luminaries|cousins]], the {{Prince of Midenhall}} and the [[Princess of Moonbrooke]]. Though he is physically strong, he is weaker than the {{Prince of Midenhall}}, and while he can use magic, most of his spells are not as powerful as those available to the [[Princess of Moonbrooke]]. In terms of statistics and spell choices, the Prince of [[Cannock]] has more in common with the other [[Hero]]es of the series.
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==Appearance and personality==
==Appearance and personality==
Of the three titular [[luminaries]] of the legendary line, the Prince of [[Cannock]] falls in the middle in terms of height. In the Japanese box art and all other versions of the game, the prince has shaggy orange hair and wears a green tabard with [[Erdrick]]'s crest on the front and an orange cape attached over a form-fitting black jumpsuit. He also wears green gloves and boots, as well as a pair of goggles on his head. In the American box art for the {{NES}} version of the game, he is still wearing the odd goggles on his head, but his tunic has been replaced with a full suit of green armor. The Prince is also seen carrying a green/black shield with a red jewel in the middle and wields a nondescript [[rapier]].
Of the four titular [[luminaries]] of the legendary line, the Prince of [[Cannock]] falls in the second-tallest in terms of height. In the Japanese box art and all other versions of the game, the prince has shaggy orange hair and wears a green tabard with [[Erdrick]]'s crest on the front and an orange cape attached over a form-fitting black jumpsuit. He also wears green gloves and boots, as well as a pair of goggles on his head. In the American box art for the {{NES}} version of the game, he is still wearing the odd goggles on his head, but his tunic has been replaced with a full suit of green armor. The Prince is also seen carrying a green/black shield with a red jewel in the middle and wields a nondescript [[rapier]].


In the Japanese version, the Prince is described as a slacker, a drinker, and an overall really fun guy; however, in the {{NES}} American version the Prince of [[Cannock]] is described as a studious young man immersed in his studies. This is presumably due to the heavy censorship [[Nintendo]] of America enforced during the late 80s and early 90s. Later versions are loyal to the Japanese script and refer to the Prince in the same way.
In the Japanese version, the Prince is described as a slacker, a drinker, and an overall really fun guy; however, in the {{NES}} American version the Prince of [[Cannock]] is described as a studious young man immersed in his studies. This is presumably due to the heavy censorship [[Nintendo]] of America enforced during the late 80s and early 90s. Later versions are loyal to the Japanese script and refer to the Prince in the same way.
In the English script of the HD-2D Remake, his default name is '''Caradoc'''.
In the HD-2D Remake, the Prince is a good-hearted fellow despite his lackadasical and somewhat absent-minded nature. He is always willing to give positive encouragement to those who need it and thinks less of stealing, but he has a tendency to gaff his words or make social faux-pas, often without realizing it. The Prince is a fun guy, frequently engaging in sight-seeing and eagerly acting out a scene with his [[Princess of Cannock|younger sister]] to trick Mariella.
The Prince tends to dislike needless violence, as shown in Burrowell when he believes that reasoning with the enemy would be preferable to outright violence. He also refuses to strike down Mariella the first time. He also often expresses nervousness regarding inexplicable situations, such as when the party jumps off the [[Dragon's Horn]] with the [[Windbraker]] and when entering the [[Faerie Palace (Dragon Quest II)|Faerie Palace]]. Both times, he wonders if something wrong yet inexplicable will happen despite his female companions' reassurances.


==Appearances==
==Appearances==
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*In the Japanese version, the possible names are [[Tonnura]], Arthur, Cain, Cookie, Conan, Sukesan, Paulos, and Rand.
*In the Japanese version, the possible names are [[Tonnura]], Arthur, Cain, Cookie, Conan, Sukesan, Paulos, and Rand.
*His name in the Japanese [[Dragon Quest II CD Theater|CD theater]] drama and novelization is ''Conan'' (コナン), one of his eight default names from the game. Other books used some of the others, such as ''Cain'' (カイン) and ''Cookie'' (クッキー).
*His name in the Japanese [[Dragon Quest II CD Theater|CD theater]] drama and novelization is ''Conan'' (コナン), one of his eight default names from the game. Other books used some of the others, such as ''Cain'' (カイン) and ''Cookie'' (クッキー).
*His name in {{Stars}} is Caradoc.
*His name in {{Stars}} and in promotional images of {{DQ1&2HD}} is Caradoc.
*His name in the English version of ''[[Dragon Quest Tact]]'' is Rickerd, which is an anagram of [[Erdrick]]. In the Japanese version, his name is Tonnura.
*His name in the English version of ''[[Dragon Quest Tact]]'' is Rickerd, which is an anagram of [[Erdrick]]. In the Japanese version, his name is Tonnura.


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==={{DQ1&2HD}}===
==={{DQ1&2HD}}===
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====Stats====
{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|- <!-- Headings -->
! style="font-weight:bold; background:#4CB141" | Attribute
! style="font-weight:bold; background:#4CB141" | Starting Stats
! style="font-weight:bold; background:#4CB141" | Max Stats
|-
| Level || 4 || 99
|-
| HP || 47 || 782
|-
| MP || 25 || 772
|-
| Strength || 16 || 398
|-
| Resilience || 18 || 277
|-
| Agility || 19 || 470
|-
| Stamina || 24 || 371
|-
| Wisdom || 13 || 381
|-
| Luck || 12 || 261
|-
| Initial gear || colspan="2" |
|}
====Spells====
{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
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| Level Learned || Original Japanese || Dragon Quest || MP || Description
|- style="font-weight:normal"
|-
| 1 || ホイミ <br>''Hoimi''  || [[Heal]] || 3 || Restores at least 30 HP
|-
| 1 || ニフラム<br>''Nifuramu'' ||  [[Poof]] || 2 || Blows away weak enemies
|-
| 1 || ギラ <br>''Gira'' || [[Sizz]] || 4 || Singes a group of enemies with a blazing fire
|-
| 6|| キアリー<br>''Kiari'' || [[Squelch]] || 3 ||Cures a single ally of the effects of poison
|-
| 7|| スカラ<br>''Sukara'' || [[Buff]] || 3 || Significantly raises the defence of a single party member
|-
| 8 || マホトーン<br>''Mahotoon'' || [[Fizzle]] || 5 || Prevents a group of enemies from using magic
|-
| 9 || リレミト<br>''Riremito'' || [[Evac]] || 0 || Allows you to exit instantly from dungeons, caves and towers
|-
| 10 || デイン<br>''Dein'' || [[Zap]] || 6 || Calls down lightning on a single enemy
|-
| 15 || ベホイミ<br>''Behoimi''  || [[Midheal]] || 6 || Restores at least 75 HP
|-
| 16 || ベギラマ<br>''Begirama'' || [[Sizzle]] || 8 || Burns a group of enemies with a blazing wall of fire
|-
| 17 || ルーラ <br>''Ruura'' || [[Zoom]] || 0 || Allows you to return instantly to certain places you have visited before
|-
|18 || スクルト<br>''Sukuruto'' || [[Kabuff]] || 5 || Slightly increases the defence of all party members
|-
| 19 || トラマナ<br>''Toramana'' || [[Safe Passage]] || 2 || Allows the user and any companions to float unharmed over hazardous surfaces
|-
|20 || ザキ<br>''Zaki'' || [[Whack]] || 7 ||A cursed incantation that sends an enemy to the hereafter
|-
| 24 || ライデイン<br>''Raidein'' || [[Zapple]] || 10 || Calls down fearsome lightning on a single enemy
|-
|25 || ザオラル<br>''Zaoraru'' || [[Zing]] || 10 || Can resurrect a fallen ally
|-
| 26|| ザラキ<br>''Zaraki'' || [[Thwack]] || 10 ||A cursed incantation that sends a group of enemies to the hereafter
|-
|28 || ベホマ<br>''Behoma'' || [[Fullheal]] || 16 || restores all HP to a single ally
|-
| 31 || ベギラゴン<br>''Begiragon'' || [[Kasizz]] || 16 || Scorches a group of enemies with the blazing flames of the underworld
|-
| 37 || ギガデイン<br>''Gigadein'' || [[Kazap]] || 30 || Rains down powerful thunderbolts on all enemies
|-
|37 || ザオリク<br>''Zaoriku'' || [[Kazing]] ||20  ||Always resurrects a fallen ally
|-
|38 || スカラ<br>''Megante'' || [[Kamikazee]] || 1 || Sacrifices your own life to destroy all enemies
|-
| 40|| ベホマズン<br>''Behomazun'' || [[Omniheal]] ||62  || Restores all HP to all party members
|-
|}
Some spells can only be learned through the use items called [[List of ability scrolls in Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake|Ability Scrolls]], which were scattered across greaterAlefgard.
{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|- <---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#4CB141"
| Original Japanese || Dragon Quest || MP || Description || Location
|- style="font-weight:normal"
|-
| ヒャド<br>''Hyado'' || [[Crack]] || 3 || Pierces a single enemy with razor-sharp icicles ||[[Shrine of Rain]] 1F
|-
| ヒャダルコ<br>''Hyadaruko'' || [[Crackle]] || 9 || Rips into a group of enemies with sharp icicles ||[[Faerie Village]]
|-
| ヒャダイン<br>''Hyadain'' || [[Kacrack]] || 12 ||  Skewers all enemies with a hail of sharp icicles ||[[Weeping Isle]] exterior
|-
| マヒャド <br>''Mahyado'' || [[Kacrackle]] || 18 || Slices all enemies with a stinging storm of icicles || [[Cave to Rendarak]] 3F<br>Dropped by [[Hypermalediction]]
|-
|  アストロン ''Asutoron'' ||  [[Kaclang]] || 6 || Turns all party members to steel for several turns, rendering them invulnerable, but immobile ||[[Erdrick's Hollow]]
|-
| リホイミ<br>''Rihomi'' || Reheal || 6 || Gradually restores HP ||[[Shrine of Rain]] 5F
|-
| ザオラル<br>''Zao'' || [[Zin]] || 5 || Sometimes resurrects a fallen ally at 1 HP ||[[Pillar of Winds]] 7F<br>([[thief's key]])
|-
|}
====Abilities====
{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|- <---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#4CB141"
| Level Learned || Original Japanese || Dragon Quest || MP || Description
|- style="font-weight:normal"
|-
| 1 || うけながし<br>'' Ukenagashi'' || [[Cop Out]] || 2 || Potentially deflects enemy attacks onto an enemy
|-
| 1 || かえん斬り<br>''Kaengiri'' || [[Flame Slash]] || 6 || Slashes an enemy with a white-hot weapon
|-
|8 || みかわしきゃく<br>''Mikawashi kyaku'' || [[Dodgy Dance]] || 4 ||Employs fancy footwork to increase the user's ability to evade attacsk
|-
|12 || くちぶえ<br>''Kuchibue'' || [[Whistle]] || 0 ||Attracts the attention of nearby monsters
|-
|12 || まわしげり<br>''Mawashigeri'' || [[Roundhouse Kick]] || 7 ||A sweeping kick that smacks through a whole group of enemies
|-
| 17 || ミラクルソード<br>''Mirakuru sodo'' || [[Miracle Slash]] || 10 ||A mysterious attack that hurts an enemy while healing the user
|-
|19|| いなずま斬り<br>''Inazumagiri'' || [[Lightning Slash]] || 8 ||Slashes an enemy with a crackling weapon infused with lightning
|-
|23 || しんくう斬り<br>''Shinkuugiri'' || [[Gust Slash]] || 8 ||Slashes an enemy with a gale-force weapon
|-
|27|| はやぶさ斬り<br>''Hayabusagiri'' || [[Falcon Slash]] || 10 ||A double-slicing attack faster than a falcon on the wing
|-
|42 ||ギガスラッシュ<br>''Giga surashu'' || [[Gigaslash]] || 38 || A secret sword technique that assails all enemies with bolts of blazing lightning
|-
|}
Some skills can only be learned through the use items called [[List of ability scrolls in Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake|Ability Scrolls]], which were scattered across greater Alefgard.
{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|- <---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#4CB141"
| Original Japanese || Dragon Quest || MP || Description || Location
|- style="font-weight:normal"
|-
| アサシンアタック<br>''Asashinatakku'' || [[Assassin's Stab]] || 4 ||An attack on an enemy's weak point that can sometimes kill them instantly ||[[Dragonlord's Castle]] 6F<br>([[thief's key]])
|-
| 魔力かくせい<br>''Maryoku kakusei'' || [[Channel Anger]] || 16 || Greatly increases the damage done by any offensive spells the user casts || [[Xenlon|Make a wish in heaven]]
|-
| あくま斬り<br>''Akumagiri'' || [[Demon Demeaner]] || 7 ||An attack that can deal heavy damage to demons ||[[Damdara]]
|-
| ドラゴン斬り<br>''Doragongiri'' || [[Dragon Slash]] || 7 ||A brutal blow that causes heavy damage to [[Dragon family|dragons]]  ||[[Quagmire Cave]] 2F<br>([[thief's key]])
|-
| せいしんとういつ<br>''Saishintouitsu'' || [[Focus Pocus]] || 8 ||Restore MP after each turn for a while ||40 mini medals<br>[[Great Conflagration]] chest
|-
| ムーンサルト<br>''Munsaruto'' || [[Harvest Moon]] || 8 ||A brutal backflipping kick that hits all enemies ||[[Tower of the Moon]] 2F
|-
| マヒャド斬り<br>''Mahyadogiri'' || [[Kacrackle Slash]] || 10 ||Slashes an enemy with a bitterly cold weapon ||[[Shrine East of Slewse]]
|-
| メタルぎり<br>''Metarugiri'' || [[Metal Slash]] || 6 ||An attack that's capable of damaging a single [[Metal slime family|metal-bodied foe]] ||[[Midenhall]] chest<br>([[ultimate key]])
|-
| さみだれけん<br>''Samidare ken'' || [[Multislice]] || 8 ||Unleashes a flurry of slashes that cut through all enemies ||[[Lighthouse]] 5F
|-
| しのびあし<br>''Shinobiashi'' || [[Padfoot]] || 4 ||Allows the user and any companions to travel undetected by monsters for a short while ||[[Deserted Village]]<br>([[magic key]])
|-
| いてつく波紋<br>Itetsuku Hamon|| [[Ripple of Disruption]] || 10 || removes all beneficial effects from a single enemy ||Defeat [[Octavian]]
|-
| つるぎのまい<br>''Tsurugi no mai'' || [[Sword Dance]] || 16 ||Randomly slices through all enemies with a series of controlled cuts ||[[Western Seabed Storeroom]]
|-
| ゾンビ斬り<br>''Zonbigiri'' || [[Undead Undoer]] || 7 || A sanctioned strike that can deal heavy damage to undead monsters ||[[Moonbrooke]]
|-
| ビーストモード<br>Bisutomodo || [[Wild Side]] || 30 || Allows you to act twice per turn for a wee while ||[[Northern Seabed Storeroom]]<br>([[ultimate key]])
|-
| かまいたち<br>''Kamaitachi'' || [[Wind Sickles]] || 5 ||Sends several sickles made of air flying towards an enemy ||[[Pillar of Winds]] 5F<br>([[thief's key]])
|-
|}


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==Etymology==
*The Japanese script for {{Dragon Quest IX}} gave the Prince the given name of Cookie (クッキー) instead of picking one of the randomly selected names available for him in {{Dragon Quest II}}. This has stuck with the character ever since for his cameo appearances and become his official name as of the 2025 HD2D remake of ''Dragon Quest II''. This food-themed naming scheme is shared between three of the four Scions of Erdrick, with his sister being named Macaron (マカロン) and his cousin being named Pudding (プリン).


==See also==
==See also==
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DQII Prince of Cannock ModernArt.png|Modern art.
DQII Prince of Cannock ModernArt.png|Modern art.
Mermaids and the scions of erdrick artwork.jpg|The Scions of Erdrick being escorted by [[mermaids]]
Mermaids and the scions of erdrick artwork.jpg|The Scions of Erdrick being escorted by [[mermaids]]
Scions of Erdrick travelling I & II HD2D.jpg|The Scions travelling, in a homage to the [[Dragon Quest I & II|GameBoy Color port]] released in 1999
DQRA Cousins.jpg|With his cousins in {{Rivals Ace}}.
DQRA Cousins.jpg|With his cousins in {{Rivals Ace}}.
DQR SumaltriaOuji.png|
DQR SumaltriaOuji.png|
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DQT Tonnura.jpg|
DQT Tonnura.jpg|
March Dragon Quest detail.png|"March Dragon Quest" detail.
March Dragon Quest detail.png|"March Dragon Quest" detail.
Luminaries of the Legendary Line.jpg|thumb|The Prince with his two cousins by [[Mutsumi Inomata]]
DQ 4Koma Gekijou Extra 8.png|
DQ 4Koma Gekijou Extra 8.png|
DQII Cannock Figure.jpg|''Dragon Quest Character Figure Collection Roto no Monshou'' series.
DQII Cannock Figure.jpg|''Dragon Quest Character Figure Collection Roto no Monshou'' series.
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