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'''Oojam''' (Orin in the NES version) is a temporarily playable character in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''. [[Maya]] and [[Meena]] encounter him in Chapter 4. He too is mourning the death of their father, his old teacher, and he offers himself up to help their cause, joining the party. He has a much more stronger physical attack than either of them | '''Oojam''' (Orin in the NES version) is a temporarily playable character in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''. [[Maya]] and [[Meena]] encounter him in Chapter 4. He too is mourning the death of their father, his old teacher, and he offers himself up to help their cause, joining the party. He has a much more stronger physical attack than either of them. Orin first helps the twins locate their father's alchemy laboratory, but doesn't stay long; after a brief confrontation with [[Keeleon]], all hope looks lost, and Orin offers his life to buy the girls time to escape. | ||
In the NES version, he uses his strength to break open locked doors, but in the North American DS version, he picks the lock instead. | |||
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[[Category:Dragon Quest IV characters]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest IV characters]] | ||
Revision as of 17:57, 12 February 2010
| Oojam | |
| Dragon Quest IV | |
| Japanese name | オーリン |
| Romaji | Ourin |
| Class | Alchemist |
| Race | Human |
Oojam (Orin in the NES version) is a temporarily playable character in Dragon Quest IV. Maya and Meena encounter him in Chapter 4. He too is mourning the death of their father, his old teacher, and he offers himself up to help their cause, joining the party. He has a much more stronger physical attack than either of them. Orin first helps the twins locate their father's alchemy laboratory, but doesn't stay long; after a brief confrontation with Keeleon, all hope looks lost, and Orin offers his life to buy the girls time to escape.
In the NES version, he uses his strength to break open locked doors, but in the North American DS version, he picks the lock instead.