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(Created page with "{{LocationInfobox |game = {{DQM4}} |title = Taiboku |type= Kingdom |image = |caption = |japanese=タイボクの国 |romaji=taiboku no kuni |old=BigTrunk }} '''Taiboku''', called '''BigTrunk''' in the original {{DQM}}, is a location in the {{DQMSeries}}. It was only mentioned in {{DQM}}, but made a full appearance in {{DQM4}}. ==Appearances== ==={{DQM}}=== BigTrunk is a rival kingdom participating in the Starry Night Tournament. In the first battle of tournament's fin...")
 
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BigTrunk is a rival kingdom participating in the Starry Night Tournament. In the first battle of tournament's final round, [[Terry]] faces a [[Monster Wrangler]] from BigTrunk who uses a [[Sintaur]], [[Orochi]] and [[Stabosaur]]. Like [[GreatLog]] and [[Witherwood (kingdom)|DeadTree]], BigTrunk is not visited by the player.
BigTrunk is a rival kingdom participating in the Starry Night Tournament. In the first battle of tournament's final round, [[Terry]] faces a [[Monster Wrangler]] from BigTrunk who uses a [[Sintaur]], [[Orochi]] and [[Stabosaur]]. Like [[GreatLog]] and [[DeadTree]], BigTrunk is not visited by the player.


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Revision as of 07:37, 21 August 2026

Taiboku, called BigTrunk in the original Dragon Quest Monsters, is a location in the Dragon Quest Monsters series. It was only mentioned in Dragon Quest Monsters, but made a full appearance in Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World.

Appearances

Dragon Quest Monsters

BigTrunk is a rival kingdom participating in the Starry Night Tournament. In the first battle of tournament's final round, Terry faces a Monster Wrangler from BigTrunk who uses a Sintaur, Orochi and Stabosaur. Like GreatLog and DeadTree, BigTrunk is not visited by the player.

Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wonderland 3D


Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World

As the use of its unaltered Japanese name might suggest, Taiboku's first on-screen portrayal depicts it with a far-east flair, home to bamboo groves, rice paddies and the trap-filled Memory Hall.