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{{Item
{{Item
|title = Garish garb
|title = Garish garb
|image = [[Image:Garish_garb.png|center|200px]]
|image = [[Image:Garish_garb.png|center|250px]]
|japanese = {{tt|はでなふく|hade no fuku}}
|japanese = はでなふく
|names =
|romaji = {{tt|Hade no fuku|Flashy/gaudy clothes}}
|games = [[Dragon Quest III]]''<br>''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''<br>''[[Dragon Quest IX]]
|names = Flashy clothes<br>Flashy coat<br>Glam coat<br>Punk fashion<ref>Dragon Quest III Official Guide Book</ref>
|buy = varies
|games = {{Dragon Quest III}}<br>{{Dragon Quest VII}}<br>{{Dragon Quest IX}}
|sell = varies
|effect = Increases the wearer's Defence.
|effect = Increases defense for male characters.
}}
}}


The '''garish garb''', also known as the '''flashy clothes''', '''flashy coat''', or '''glam coat''', is a recurring piece of clothing in the Dragon Quest series. It is a gaudy set of clothes typically reserved for sillier characters that provides a surprising amount of protection.
The '''Garish garb''' is a recurring piece of clothing in the {{DQSeries}}. It is a gaudy set of clothes typically reserved for sillier characters that provides a surprising amount of protection.
 
==Characteristics==
The garb has had two distinct designs over the series history. In the illustration for the Famicom version of ''III'', it is a long purple coat with yellow fur lining decorated with five-pointed stars and fringe. The female gadabout wears it over a blue leather ensemble, red stockings with a zigzag design, and pink-pointed heels. She completes the look with an outrageous bouffant hairstyle, crescent moon earrings, a variety of belts, bracelets, rings, and necklaces, and a blue star on her cheek. In the illustration in the Super Famicom version of ''III'', the garish garb is now a long pink star-spangled coat accessorized with various embellishments and decorations.
 
In ''VII'', the garish garb is now a long orange coat with rounded sleeves slashed to show indigo fabric underneath, a bushy fur collar around the neck, and a pair of lime-green sashes with repeating purple triangle designs hanging from the waist. The design was altered slightly in ''IX'', with the coat now featuring a purple zigzag design at the end of the sleeves and the robe's hem, along with only a single green sash hanging from the waist.


==Appearances==
==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
The garish garb has a defence bonus of +28. It can only be equipped by [[Gadabout]]s and can be purchased for 1,300 gold at [[Persistence]] and sold for 975 gold. Garish garbs can also be dropped by [[Goodybag]]s. One set can also be found in [[Pyramid]].
The garish garb has a {{Defence}} bonus of +28. It can only be equipped by [[Gadabout]]s and can be purchased for 1,300 gold at [[Persistence]] and sold for 975 gold. Garish garbs can also be dropped by [[Goodybag]]s. One set can also be found in a treasure chest on the 5th floor of the [[Pyramid]]. In the NES version of the game, the garish garb is the armour the highest Defence bonus for a Goof-Off, excluding female-only equipment.


===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
The garish garb has a defence bonus of +28 and a style bonus of +35. It can be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VII)|Hero]], [[Ruff]], and [[Sir Mervyn]]. It can be purchased at [[Gröndal]] for 2,500 gold and sold for 1,250. One set can also be found in [[Greenthumb Gardens]] in Burdock's mansion in the past, as well [[El Ciclo]] and [[Aeolus Vale]] in the present. Garish garbs are also dropped by [[Delusionist]]s and [[Captain catastrophe]]s.
The garish garb has a defence bonus of +28 and a style bonus of +35. It can be equipped by the {{Hero 7}}, [[Ruff]], and [[Sir Mervyn]]. It can be purchased at [[Gröndal]] for 2,500 gold and sold for 1,250. One set can also be found in [[Greenthumb Gardens]] in Burdock's mansion in the past, as well [[El Ciclo]] and [[Aeolus Vale]] in the present. Garish garbs are also dropped by [[Delusionist]]s and [[Captain catastrophe]]s.


===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
{{Equipment|header|image=DQIX garish garb.png|name=Garish garb}}
{{DQIXEquipment
{{Equipment|stat|name=Defence|modifier=+12}}
|header=[[Image:DQIX garish garb.png]]
{{Equipment|stat|name=Rarity|modifier=★☆☆☆☆}}
|name=Garish garb
{{Equipment|footer|buyPrice=660|sellPrice=330|equipableBy=All Vocations|class=Clothing
|icon=[[Image:DQIX Garish garb.png|200px]]
|flavor=Ta-daa! Glitzy, some say gaudy, garb for stars of the stage.
|description=Ta-daa! Glitzy, some say gaudy, garb for stars of the stage.
|notes=Buy in [[Coffinwell]].<br>Rarely stolen or dropped by [[Slugger]]s.<br>Exclusive for men.}}
|rarity=★☆☆☆☆
|stats=Defence +12<br>Style +14
|vocation=All Vocations
|notes=Exclusive for men.
|price=660 / 330
|location=Sold in [[Coffinwell]].<br>Rarely dropped or stolen from [[Slugger]]s.
|i1=-
|i2=-
|i3=-
}}
 
===''[[Dragon Quest Treasures]]''===
The garish garb is Treasure No. 128 in the Armour 2 category and can be found on [[the Maneland]]. Its base value is 250,000 gold.
 
===''[[Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai]]''===
In the 1991 anime series, the garish garb makes an appearance as one of the many outfits that [[Princess Leona|Leona]] tries on at Bengarna's department store before she eventually settles on a set of [[wayfarer's clothes]].
 
==Description==
{{Descriptions
|DQ9=Ta-daa! Glitzy, some say gaudy, garb for stars of the stage.<ref>Nintendo DS version.</ref>
}}
 
==In Other Languages==
{{OtherLanguages
|es=Atuendo estridente|es-meaning=Spanish for "garish/loud attire".
|fr=Tenue voyante|fr-meaning=French for "flashy outfit".
|de=Grelles Gewand|de-meaning=German for "garish/loud robe".
|it=Abito malizioso|it-meaning=Italian for "mischievous garment".
}}


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
<center><gallery>
Image:DQIII_Garish_Garb.png|The female gadabout from ''Dragon Quest III'' wearing the garish garb
DQIII_Garish_Garb.png|The female gadabout from ''Dragon Quest III'' wearing the garish garb
Image:DQIII garish garb.png|The garish garb from ''Dragon Quest III''
DQIII garish garb.png|The garish garb from ''Dragon Quest III''
DQIII Goof Offs NES.png|The female gadabout wearing the garish garb in the manual art for the NES version of ''III''
DQDai 1991 Garish Garb.jpg|Leona wearing the garish garb in the 1991 anime
</gallery></center>
</gallery></center>
==References==
<references/>


[[Category:Dragon Quest III armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest III armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VII armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VII armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest Treasures armour]]
[[Category:Male-exclusive equipment]]
[[Category:Male-exclusive equipment]]
[[fr:Tenue voyante]]

Revision as of 18:06, 12 April 2023

Garish garb
File:Garish garb.png
Japanese はでなふく
Romaji Hade no fuku
Old localizations Flashy clothes
Flashy coat
Glam coat
Punk fashion[1]
Found in Dragon Quest III
Dragon Quest VII
Dragon Quest IX
Effect Increases the wearer's Defence.

The Garish garb is a recurring piece of clothing in the Dragon Quest series. It is a gaudy set of clothes typically reserved for sillier characters that provides a surprising amount of protection.

Characteristics

The garb has had two distinct designs over the series history. In the illustration for the Famicom version of III, it is a long purple coat with yellow fur lining decorated with five-pointed stars and fringe. The female gadabout wears it over a blue leather ensemble, red stockings with a zigzag design, and pink-pointed heels. She completes the look with an outrageous bouffant hairstyle, crescent moon earrings, a variety of belts, bracelets, rings, and necklaces, and a blue star on her cheek. In the illustration in the Super Famicom version of III, the garish garb is now a long pink star-spangled coat accessorized with various embellishments and decorations.

In VII, the garish garb is now a long orange coat with rounded sleeves slashed to show indigo fabric underneath, a bushy fur collar around the neck, and a pair of lime-green sashes with repeating purple triangle designs hanging from the waist. The design was altered slightly in IX, with the coat now featuring a purple zigzag design at the end of the sleeves and the robe's hem, along with only a single green sash hanging from the waist.

Appearances

Dragon Quest III

The garish garb has a Defence bonus of +28. It can only be equipped by Gadabouts and can be purchased for 1,300 gold at Persistence and sold for 975 gold. Garish garbs can also be dropped by Goodybags. One set can also be found in a treasure chest on the 5th floor of the Pyramid. In the NES version of the game, the garish garb is the armour the highest Defence bonus for a Goof-Off, excluding female-only equipment.

Dragon Quest VII

The garish garb has a defence bonus of +28 and a style bonus of +35. It can be equipped by the Hero, Ruff, and Sir Mervyn. It can be purchased at Gröndal for 2,500 gold and sold for 1,250. One set can also be found in Greenthumb Gardens in Burdock's mansion in the past, as well El Ciclo and Aeolus Vale in the present. Garish garbs are also dropped by Delusionists and Captain catastrophes.

Dragon Quest IX

DQIX garish garb.png Garish garb
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies
DQIX Garish garb.png
Description
Ta-daa! Glitzy, some say gaudy, garb for stars of the stage.
Rarity Stats Vocations
★☆☆☆☆ Defence +12
Style +14		 All Vocations
Notes
Exclusive for men.
Price Location
660 / 330 Sold in Coffinwell.
Rarely dropped or stolen from Sluggers.
Ingredient 1 Ingredient 2 Ingredient 3
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Dragon Quest Treasures

The garish garb is Treasure No. 128 in the Armour 2 category and can be found on the Maneland. Its base value is 250,000 gold.

Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai

In the 1991 anime series, the garish garb makes an appearance as one of the many outfits that Leona tries on at Bengarna's department store before she eventually settles on a set of wayfarer's clothes.

Description

GameDescription
DQ9-LOGO-ICON.png
Ta-daa! Glitzy, some say gaudy, garb for stars of the stage.[2]

In Other Languages

Language Translation Meaning
ICON-FLAG-ES.png EspañolAtuendo estridenteSpanish for "garish/loud attire".
ICON-FLAG-FR.png FrançaisTenue voyanteFrench for "flashy outfit".
ICON-FLAG-DE.png DeutschGrelles GewandGerman for "garish/loud robe".
ICON-FLAG-IT.png ItalianoAbito maliziosoItalian for "mischievous garment".

Gallery

  • The female gadabout from Dragon Quest III wearing the garish garb

  • The garish garb from Dragon Quest III

  • The female gadabout wearing the garish garb in the manual art for the NES version of III

  • Leona wearing the garish garb in the 1991 anime

References

  1. ↑ Dragon Quest III Official Guide Book
  2. ↑ Nintendo DS version.
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