Roseguardin
Roseguardin (originally Saroknight) is a recurring monster in the Dragon Quest series. Introduced in Dragon Quest IV as a boss monster, he is essentially a green restless armour charged with the task of protecting Rose.
Dragon Quest monster | |
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Roseguardin | |
Art by Akira Toriyama | |
Japanese | ピサロナイト |
Romaji | Pisaro knight |
First appearance | Dragon Quest IV |
Characteristics
Psaro hired or otherwise created him for the sole purpose of protecting Rose from anyone who managed to infiltrate the small fortress he built for her. The party must kill him to speak with Rose. Though just a palette swap of a regular knight enemy, he is significantly more powerful. Moreover, he uses the Sphere of Silence, which Maya and Meena lost after being defeated by the Marquis de Leon, to prevent the party from casting spells. On the bright side, they win it back after their victory over him.
Appearances
Dragon Quest IV
He is an optional boss (called Sir Roseguardin) in Chapter 5 that can be defeated to (re)gain the Sphere of Silence. Depending on the version of the game, Sir Roseguardin will no longer be available to battle after either the defeat of Estark or the completion of Chapter 5. The latter case is rather strange as the humans who kidnapped Rose would have had to get past Sir Roseguardin, but he will still be standing after the kidnapping already took place and is somehow completely unaware that the one he is supposed to protect is no longer present.
Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker
Roseguardin appears as a rank A member of the zombie family and is required if the player wishes to synthesize Psaro. One combination for obtaining a Roseguardin is by synthesizing a Lethal armour and Bone baron together.
Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2
Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2 Professional
Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree's Woe and the Blight Below
In this game, to unlock Psaro as a playable character, not only must the player face and defeat Psaro, but also his two Roseguardin bodyguards.
Related enemies
Gallery
DQ IV on the NES.
DQMJ on the Nintendo DS.
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