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The Ursas take their names from the Latin | The Ursas take their names from the Latin terms for large (major) and small (minor) bear (ursa). | ||
==Related enemies== | ==Related enemies== | ||
Revision as of 20:36, 8 April 2020
| Dragon Quest monster | |
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| Ursa minor | |
| Japanese | ごうけつぐま |
| Romaji | |
| First appearance | Dragon Quest III |
| Old localization | Bruin |
The Ursa Minors are perhaps the least fantastical of all monsters, though they nevertheless possess far more ferocity and strength than their natural counterparts. The species went into a prolonged hibernation, staying dormant after their debut for nearly three decades.
Appearances
Dragon Quest III
Dragon Quest VII 3DS
The Ursines do not appear in the main game of VII, but rather as bonus enemies exclusive to Grottos.
Dragon Quest X
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Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age
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Etymology
The Ursas take their names from the Latin terms for large (major) and small (minor) bear (ursa).