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(The switch version copies the mobile script, and Lord Zenith of the Cloudsate Citadel refers Xenlon as a girl when spoken. "Thou hast made it this far, and soon thou wilt meet mighty Xenlon Herself. Xenlon hath the power to grant any wish that you so choose. May fortune guide you to Her dwelling-place!")
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(western localization is irrelevant. zero argument. i will change this every day until the remake comes out if i have to because it's grossly inaccurate.)
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'''Xenlon''' is an additional post-game boss made for the {{Super Famicom}}, {{Game Boy Color}}, and [[Cell phone]] remakes of {{DQ3}}.
'''Xenlon''' is an additional post-game boss made for the {{Super Famicom}}, {{Game Boy Color}}, and [[Cell phone]] remakes of {{DQ3}}.


She is a green eastern dragon of immense age and magical capability, granting wishes to those able to best her in battle. Xenlon later appeared in the {{DQMSeries}} as one of the most difficult {{MFamilies}}s to recruit.
He is a green eastern dragon of immense age and magical capability, granting wishes to those able to best him in battle. Xenlon later appeared in the {{DQMSeries}} as one of the most difficult {{MFamilies}}s to recruit.


==Appearances==
==Appearances==
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Xenlon's existence is alluded to three times in the game after [[Zoma]] is defeated: the first by the [[Aliahan]] Castle scientist who is researching the fable of a wish granting dragon, the hint-giving prisoner in the same castle, and by a {{Faerie}} standing next to the pillar of light in the [[Castle of the Dragon Queen]].
Xenlon's existence is alluded to three times in the game after [[Zoma]] is defeated: the first by the [[Aliahan]] Castle scientist who is researching the fable of a wish granting dragon, the hint-giving prisoner in the same castle, and by a {{Faerie}} standing next to the pillar of light in the [[Castle of the Dragon Queen]].


She is found at the top of [[Cloudsgate Citadel (bonus dungeon)|the castle in the sky]], sleeping at the summit. She can be battled multiple times in order for a wish to be granted. She gets bored over long and tedious fights, that's why she enforces a turn limit for whoever fights her. To have her grant the first wish, she must be defeated within 35 turns. Though she will express annoyance at meeting the {{Party 3}} again after the first wish has been granted and reduce the turn limit to 25. In some versions of the game with 3 or more wishes available, after the second wish is granted, she will reduce the turn limit again to 15. Despite this initial irritation, Xenlon will be positively thrilled if she can be bested under her strict turn limit and thank the player for an exhilarating battle. Upon beating her, she will transport the {{Party 3}} to the outside of the [[Castle of the Dragon Queen]] whether a wish is made or not.
He is found at the top of [[Cloudsgate Citadel (bonus dungeon)|the castle in the sky]], sleeping at the summit. He can be battled multiple times in order for a wish to be granted. To have him grant the first wish, he must be defeated within 35 turns. Though he will express annoyance at meeting the {{Party 3}} again after the first wish has been granted and reduce the turn limit to 25. In some versions of the game with 3 or more wishes available, after the second wish is granted, he will reduce the turn limit again to 15. Upon beating him, he will transport the {{Party 3}} to the outside of the [[Castle of the Dragon Queen]] whether a wish is made or not.


*Reviving [[Ortega]].
*Reviving [[Ortega]].
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This divine dragon is by far the strongest foe in the game, and will make [[Zoma]] look like a chump. She has immunity to every status debuff, and even [[Drain Magic]], so the only way to approach this fight is with a full frontal assault with [[Oomph]] and [[Falcon blade]]s. Her specific action attacks like chewing on a character will ignore defence, so don't even bother with [[Kabuff]]. Instead, keep [[Acceleratle]] up at all times to make life easier for healers. Also, because Xenlon only has one spell and an equal chance to use any of her actions, [[Insulatle]] is a better idea than [[Bounce]].   
This divine dragon is by far the strongest foe in the game, and will make [[Zoma]] look like a chump. He has immunity to every status debuff, and even [[Drain Magic]], so the only way to approach this fight is with a full frontal assault with [[Oomph]] and [[Falcon blade]]s. His specific action attacks like chewing on a character will ignore defence, so don't even bother with [[Kabuff]]. Instead, keep [[Acceleratle]] up at all times to make life easier for healers. Also, because Xenlon only has one spell and an equal chance to use any of his actions, [[Insulatle]] is a better idea than [[Bounce]].   


On the bright side, Xenlon has no resistances to offensive spells, meaning that if the {{Hero 3}} has enough {{MP}}, the player can cast [[Kazap]] over and over again to whittle down her health. [[Mage|Magi]] and [[Sage]]s should only cast [[Kafrizzle]] when healing and buffing have already been covered for the turn.
On the bright side, Xenlon has no resistances to offensive spells, meaning that if the {{Hero 3}} has enough {{MP}}, the player can cast [[Kazap]] over and over again to whittle down his health. [[Mage|Magi]] and [[Sage]]s should only cast [[Kafrizzle]] when healing and buffing have already been covered for the turn.


==={{DQM}}===
==={{DQM}}===
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==={{DQTact}}===
==={{DQTact}}===
Xenlon appears as a S-rank member of the [[Dragon family]] as part of the limited ''True Dragon Quest III'' event, appearing on her own banner alongside [[Elysium bird]]. She can participate in [[Ramia|Ramia's]] Battle Road as a party member.
Xenlon appears as a S-rank member of the [[Dragon family]] as part of the limited ''True Dragon Quest III'' event, appearing on his own banner alongside [[Elysium bird]]. He can participate in [[Ramia|Ramia's]] Battle Road as a party member.
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|askill4=Sizz Res +25 <br> Stats Up
|askill4=Sizz Res +25 <br> Stats Up
|askill5='''Dragon Scale''': When attacked by enemy: Heals 10% of the user's max HP.<br>Aurora Breath Potency +5%<br>Stats Up
|askill5='''Dragon Scale''': When attacked by enemy: Heals 10% of the user's max HP.<br>Aurora Breath Potency +5%<br>Stats Up
|lperk1=Raises breath potency for all Dragon allies, including herself, by 25% in a 5x5 square around her.
|lperk1=Raises breath potency for all Dragon allies, including himself, by 25% in a 5x5 square around him.
|bperk1=Max HP +30<br>Max MP +15
|bperk1=Max HP +30<br>Max MP +15
|bperk2='''Drake Resonance''': Action start on odd turns until turn 10: Raises breath potency/recovery for dragons in a 5x5 area including the leader for 3 turns (and 4 turns for user).
|bperk2='''Drake Resonance''': Action start on odd turns until turn 10: Raises breath potency/recovery for dragons in a 5x5 area including the leader for 3 turns (and 4 turns for user).
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*In {{Dragon Quest III}}, due to [[Monster Medal]]s being saved automatically, the player can save wishes by defeating her and getting all of her sets of Medals, then reseting the game.
*In {{Dragon Quest III}}, due to [[Monster Medal]]s being saved automatically, the player can save wishes by defeating him and getting all of his sets of Medals, then reseting the game.
*This character is likely a tribute to [[Akira Toriyama]]'s Dragon God [http://dragonball.wikia.com/wiki/Shenron Shenron].  Not only do they look extremely similar (the only differences being Shenron's glowing red eyes and Xenlon's purple accents), they also grant wishes. In addition, the kanji for Shenron's name in ''Dragon Ball'' is 神龍 (meaning "god dragon"), which can be read as "''shen long''" in Mandarin Chinese (which, when the Chinese reading is said aloud by a Japanese person, becomes "シェンロン ''Shenron''" - the same as his name in ''Dragon Ball''), whereas it is read as "しんりゅう ''shinryū''" in Japanese, the same as Xenlon's name in the Japanese version of {{Main Series}}.
*This character is likely a tribute to [[Akira Toriyama]]'s Dragon God [http://dragonball.wikia.com/wiki/Shenron Shenron].  Not only do they look extremely similar (the only differences being Shenron's glowing red eyes and Xenlon's purple accents), they also grant wishes. In addition, the kanji for Shenron's name in ''Dragon Ball'' is 神龍 (meaning "god dragon"), which can be read as "''shen long''" in Mandarin Chinese (which, when the Chinese reading is said aloud by a Japanese person, becomes "シェンロン ''Shenron''" - the same as his name in ''Dragon Ball''), whereas it is read as "しんりゅう ''shinryū''" in Japanese, the same as Xenlon's name in the Japanese version of {{Main Series}}.


Revision as of 21:09, 28 April 2023

Xenlon is an additional post-game boss made for the Super Famicom, Game Boy Color, and Cell phone remakes of Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation.

He is a green eastern dragon of immense age and magical capability, granting wishes to those able to best him in battle. Xenlon later appeared in the Dragon Quest Monsters series as one of the most difficult monsters to recruit.

Appearances

Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation

Xenlon's existence is alluded to three times in the game after Zoma is defeated: the first by the Aliahan Castle scientist who is researching the fable of a wish granting dragon, the hint-giving prisoner in the same castle, and by a Faerie standing next to the pillar of light in the Castle of the Dragon Queen.

He is found at the top of the castle in the sky, sleeping at the summit. He can be battled multiple times in order for a wish to be granted. To have him grant the first wish, he must be defeated within 35 turns. Though he will express annoyance at meeting the party again after the first wish has been granted and reduce the turn limit to 25. In some versions of the game with 3 or more wishes available, after the second wish is granted, he will reduce the turn limit again to 15. Upon beating him, he will transport the party to the outside of the Castle of the Dragon Queen whether a wish is made or not.

Battle

Xenlon (しんりゅう)DQ3-SNES-LOGO-ICON.png
Sprite Level HP MP
Xenlon.png 63 7300 255
Attack Defense Agility Experience Gold
400 350 255 50,000 0
Bestiary No. #143
Spell(s) Kaboom
Skill(s) Acts twice per turn. (33%)
Chews character. (204~311)
Disruptive Wave
Flops onto p party. (136~207)
Freezing Blizzard
Scorch
Glaring balefully (Lullab-Eye)
Location(s) Cloudsgate Citadel
Item Dropped Seed of strength1⁄32
Evasion Fire Resistance * Crack Resistance * Woosh Resistance *
0⁄64 0% 0% 0%
Zap Resistance * Drain Magic Resistance Whack Resistance * Kamikazee Resistance
0% 100% 100% 100%
Poof Resistance Fuddle Resistance Snooze Resistance Dazzle Resistance
100% 100% 100% 100%
Fizzle Resistance Sap Resistance * Deceleratle Resistance *
100% 100% 100%
Later remake sprites



This divine dragon is by far the strongest foe in the game, and will make Zoma look like a chump. He has immunity to every status debuff, and even Drain Magic, so the only way to approach this fight is with a full frontal assault with Oomph and Falcon blades. His specific action attacks like chewing on a character will ignore defence, so don't even bother with Kabuff. Instead, keep Acceleratle up at all times to make life easier for healers. Also, because Xenlon only has one spell and an equal chance to use any of his actions, Insulatle is a better idea than Bounce.

On the bright side, Xenlon has no resistances to offensive spells, meaning that if the Hero has enough MP, the player can cast Kazap over and over again to whittle down his health. Magi and Sages should only cast Kafrizzle when healing and buffing have already been covered for the turn.

Dragon Quest Monsters

Divinegon DWM Logo.png
Sprite Level cap * HP growth MP growth
Divinegon.png 70 5/5 5/5
Strength growth Resilience growth Wisdom growth Agility growth
5/5 3/5 5/5 3/5
Family Dragon
In-game description If you defeat it, your wish will be granted
Abilities FrigidAir, Meditate, BigBang
Habitat Only obtainable through breeding
Breeding chart SkyDragon x Orochi
Frizz Resistance * Sizz Resistance * Fire Breath Resistance * Bang Resistance *
Strong Immune Immune Immune
Crack Resistance * Ice Breath Resistance * Woosh Resistance * Rock/Army Resistance *
Strong Strong Strong Strong
Zap Resistance * Gigaslash Resistance Magic Burst Resistance Drain Magic Resistance *
Strong Strong Weak Strong
Whack Resistance * Kamikazee Resistance * Poison Resistance * Paralysis Resistance *
Strong Immune Strong Immune
Fuddle Resistance * Snooze Resistance * Dazzle Resistance * Fizzle Resistance
Immune Strong Strong Strong
Ban Dance Resistance Gobstopper Resistance Stun Resistance * Sap Resistance *
Strong Strong Strong Strong
Decelerate Resistance * Curse Resistance
Strong Strong



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Divinegon DWM2 Taras Adventure Logo.png
Sprite Level cap * HP growth MP growth
Divinegon 1.png 70 8/10 8/10
Strength growth Resilience growth Wisdom growth Agility growth
8/10 7/10 7/10 5/10
Family Dragon
In-game description
Abilities BigBang, FrigidAir, Meditate
Habitat
Breeding chart SkyDragon x Orochi, Serpentia
Frizz Resistance * Sizz Resistance * Fire Breath Resistance * Bang Resistance *
Strong Immune Immune Immune
Crack Resistance * Ice Breath Resistance * Woosh Resistance * Rock/Army Resistance *
Strong Strong Strong Strong
Water Resistance * Zap Resistance * Gigaslash Resistance Magic Burst Resistance
Weak Strong Strong Weak
Drain Magic Resistance * Whack Resistance * Kamikazee Resistance * Poison Resistance *
Strong Strong Immune Strong
Paralysis Resistance * Fuddle Resistance * Snooze Resistance * Dazzle Resistance *
Immune Immune Strong Strong
Fizzle Resistance Ban Dance Resistance Gobstopper Resistance Stun Resistance *
Strong Strong Strong Strong
Sap Resistance * Decelerate Resistance * Curse Resistance
Strong Strong Strong



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Xenlon
Family Dragon
Rank X
Size M
Weapons Claws, Staves
Traits Big Hitter, Zapmeister, Tactical Genius
Resistances Immune to Whack, Poison, Gobstopper, Confusion, Inaction, Paralysis, and Sleep
Skill Breath
Location -
Breeding chart Boreal serpent x Ethereal serpent x Alabast dragon x Orochi


Dragon Quest Tact

Xenlon appears as a S-rank member of the Dragon family as part of the limited True Dragon Quest III event, appearing on his own banner alongside Elysium bird. He can participate in Ramia's Battle Road as a party member.

Xenlon (しんりゅう Shinryū)Tactlogo.png
Stats


DQT Xenlon.png
Family Rank Role
Tact Icon Dragon.png
Dragon		 DQTact Rank Icon S.png DQTact AttackType.png
Attack
Max Level HP MP Move
130 1,293 516 3
Attack Defense Agility Wisdom Weight
337 472 473 251 65
Basic Skills
First Second Third
Ground Scorch Godly Breath* Aurora Breath*
Awakening Skills
First Second Third
Three Wishes
Stats Up		 Frizz Res +25
Stats Up		 Drake's Wrath: Battle start or action start: Grants +20% damage dealt if user's HP is 50% or over.
Aurora Breath Potency +5%
Stats Up
Fourth Fifth
Sizz Res +25
Stats Up		 Dragon Scale: When attacked by enemy: Heals 10% of the user's max HP.
Aurora Breath Potency +5%
Stats Up
Leader Perks
First
Raises breath potency for all Dragon allies, including himself, by 25% in a 5x5 square around him.
Basic Perks
First Second Third
Max HP +30
Max MP +15		 Drake Resonance: Action start on odd turns until turn 10: Raises breath potency/recovery for dragons in a 5x5 area including the leader for 3 turns (and 4 turns for user). Aurora Breath Potency +2%
Perk Details
First
Three Wishes: Battle start: Reduces damage by 50% up to 3 times for 99 turns
Frizz Resistance * Sizz Resistance * Crack Resistance * Woosh Resistance *
Half Res Half Res Normal Very Weak
Bang Resistance * Zap Resistance * Zam Resistance * Snooze Resistance
Normal Very Weak Normal Half Res
Poison Resistance Physical Lock Resistance Spell Lock Resistance Martial Lock Resistance
Super Weak Normal Normal Normal
Breath Lock Resistance Hobble Resistance * Stun Resistance * Dazzle Resistance
Half Res Normal Super Weak Normal
Curse Resistance Paralysis Resistance Confusion Resistance Charm Resistance
Normal Normal Immune Normal



Trivia

  • In Dragon Quest III, due to Monster Medals being saved automatically, the player can save wishes by defeating him and getting all of his sets of Medals, then reseting the game.
  • This character is likely a tribute to Akira Toriyama's Dragon God Shenron. Not only do they look extremely similar (the only differences being Shenron's glowing red eyes and Xenlon's purple accents), they also grant wishes. In addition, the kanji for Shenron's name in Dragon Ball is 神龍 (meaning "god dragon"), which can be read as "shen long" in Mandarin Chinese (which, when the Chinese reading is said aloud by a Japanese person, becomes "シェンロン Shenron" - the same as his name in Dragon Ball), whereas it is read as "しんりゅう shinryū" in Japanese, the same as Xenlon's name in the Japanese version of Dragon Quest.

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