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'''Ramia''' is a legendary phoenix that plays a prominent role in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' and in another forme in ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''. She is also an obtainable monster in both ''[[Dragon Quest Monsters 2]]'' and (in her other forme) the ''[[Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker]]'' sub-series. In each appearance, she is depicted as a gigantic bird-like being of godly majesty and grace.

When the party first discovers the [[Liamland]] shrine, Ramia is only an egg being guarded by a pair of twin sisters. In order to hatch her egg, the hero and his/her party must gather the [[Six Orbs]] from around the world and place them on pedestals surrounding it.  Once hatched, Ramia serves as the series' first aerial transportation, allowing access to such places as [[Baramos]]' castle and the Dragon Queen's castle in the central continent.  However, Ramia cannot travel to the [[Alefgard|World of Darkness]], nor can she land where the player cannot walk, such as high mountains and bodies of water.  

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In the distant past, the Godbird Empyrea assisted the [[Seven Sages]] in creating the [[Godbird Sceptre]] and sealing away the demon [[Rhapthorne]] within it.

When using the Godbird's Soulstone, an ambient version of ''Heavenly Flight'' is used.

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Ramia cannot be synthesized.  Instead, she can only be obtained by filling the monster library.  The [[Incarnus]] can only reach its [[Wildcard]] form by synthesizing it with Ramia.

Empyrea is found in the Cragvaration area post-game, in the same nest previously occupied by [[Gemon]]. The Godbird's most damaging move is Lightning Storm, which does 156 lightning damage to the entire party.

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