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Revision as of 15:22, 16 September 2016
Hero | |
Dragon Quest VII | |
Sprite(s) | ![]() |
Title | Fisherman's Son |
Class | Adjustable |
Race | Human |
Age | 17 |
Family | Borkano (Father) Molly (Mother) Hondara (Uncle) |
An ordinary boy living in a tiny fishing village. Your father is counting on you to succeed him as a great fisherman. You're a bit too nice for your own good, and often get taken advantaged of by your friend, Maribel.
--Description from the Dragon Quest VII instructional manual.
The Hero of Dragon Quest VII is the son of a prominent fisherman and the game's main protagonist. He is childhood friends with Prince Kiefer of Estard Castle (the only land in a vast world covered by ocean) and a young woman named Maribel who travel with him to find shards to restore the world to its former glory.
Appearance
The Hero of Dragon Quest VII is dressed in a green tunic, complete with a green hat that is the source of ridicule from Maribel. This hat covers his messy black hair. In some of the character art, he is depicted with a pet iguana.
Personality
As tradition of the Dragon Quest series, the hero has no personality to speak because he is the personification of the player. He only communicates through a prompt of yeses and noes. However, he is generally liked by the people of Fishbel and Estard. He is somewhat of a late sleeper, to his mother's consternation. He also has a problem refusing people's requests and is constantly bullied into doing stuff by Maribel or Hondara.
Synopsis
Abilities
The Hero learns the following abilities naturally.
Level | Skill/Spell | MP Required | Target | Info | Oomph |
3 | Heal | 2 | One Ally | Restores 30HP to a single character | N/A |
6 | Buff | 3 | One Ally | Increases a single character's defense | N/A |
8 | Zoom | 1 | Field Spell | Returns the party to any previously visited town (Does not work indoors) (Does not work in the past) | N/A |
12 | Midheal | 4 | One Ally | Restores 80HP to a single character | N/A |
28 | Evac | 8 | Field Spell | Allows the party to escape dungeons, cave, etc | N/A |
Event | Majustis | 15 | One Enemy | Prevents a single enemy from using augmentative spells | N/A |
Event | Gigastis | 20 | All Enemies | Prevents all enemies from using augmentative spells for a couple of turns | N/A |
Stats
Attribute | Starting Stats | Maximum Stats |
Level | 1 | 99 |
HP | 25 | 900 |
MP | 0 | 700 |
Strength | 8 | 400 |
Agility | 6 | 200 |
Resilience | 5 | 210 |
Wisdom | 5 | 330 |
Style | 4 | 100 |
Initial gear |
Strategy
The Hero is very flexible in every category. He can equip most of the weapons and armors in the game. His statistics are above average which makes him very suited to be molded into whatever role the player would like. Players should make sure to have the Hero learn three intermediate classes so that the Hero Class is available as its move set are some of the best skills/spells to learn. It is also advisable to use the seeds that are found in-game on the Hero as he is the only character that stays with the player from beginning to end.
Note
In the official manga, the Hero's name is Arus.