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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
In the Japanese versions of [[Dragon Quest V]], there are actually two seperate names for this cave depending on the version. In the original, it was called the Cave to [[Mostroferrato|Sarabona]] (AKA Mostroferrato) (SFC), but in the remakes this was changed to Cave South of [[Zoomingale|Rurafen]] (AKA Zoomingale). The name change was possibly done to avoid spoiling the name of the yet unexplored Sarabona/Mostroferrato. | In the Japanese versions of [[Dragon Quest V]], there are actually two seperate names for this cave depending on the version. In the original, it was called the "Cave to [[Mostroferrato|Sarabona]]" (AKA Mostroferrato) (SFC), but in the remakes this was changed to "Cave South of [[Zoomingale|Rurafen]]" (AKA Zoomingale). The name change was possibly done to avoid spoiling the name of the yet unexplored Sarabona/Mostroferrato. | ||
==Map== | ==Map== | ||
Revision as of 02:06, 13 July 2020
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| Tunnel to Mostroferrato | |
| Japanese | サラボナへの洞窟 (SFC) ルラフェン南の洞窟 (remakes) |
| Romaji | sarabona he no dōkutsu (Cave to Sarabona) (SFC) rurafen minami no dōkutsu (Cave South of Zoomingale) |
| Game | Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride |
The Tunnel to Mostroferrato is a cave south of the towns Zoomingale and Scuttlebutt, and north of Mostroferrato in Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride.
Story
Monsters
- Note: Enemies marked with a single asterisk (*) can be recruited in all versions of the game. Monsters marked with two asterisks (**) can only be recruited in the remakes of Dragon Quest V.
Treasures
- Mini medal (in treasure chest)
Trivia
In the Japanese versions of Dragon Quest V, there are actually two seperate names for this cave depending on the version. In the original, it was called the "Cave to Sarabona" (AKA Mostroferrato) (SFC), but in the remakes this was changed to "Cave South of Rurafen" (AKA Zoomingale). The name change was possibly done to avoid spoiling the name of the yet unexplored Sarabona/Mostroferrato.