Mersea is the underwater kingdom in the Dragon Quest II HD-2D Remake, and home of the mermaids. it lay in the shallow seas southwest of Burrowell and near the shoal named Gaggle Rock, and is ruled over by the Queen of the Mermaids.

AppearancesEdit

Dragon Quest II HD-2D RemakeEdit

Mersea is first accessible after getting lorelei's harp from the Dream-Whisperer at the Faerie Palace following the battle with Belial, and then receiving the mermaid's blessing from Elaine on Gaggle Rock. Mersea is abandoned by the time the Scions of Erdrick and Elaine arrive, with the Queen having ordered her subjects to flee to the Mermaid Sanctuary once Mariella and her forces attacked. Once the Children of Hargon are driven off by the four heroes, the mermaids return to their home and the queen rewards them with the magic key. Mersea has an item shop, an inn, as well as a tombola booth, and in the postgame it gets a second item shop that sells tombola tickets. In the back of the town is the court of the mermaid queen. A number of quests are based out of Mersea; for example, a quest to visit the Sunken Ship and find a pearl that needs to be added to the lorelei harp in order to make the Scions of Erdrick's ship capable of sinking to lower depths. In the process, the player also finds out what became of the mermaid queen's human lover.

Shops & servicesEdit

  Item Shop 
Item Price Attributes
  Tombola ticket777Exchange for one spin
  Angel bell90Cures confusion
  Icicle dirk9,300Attack +60, casts Crackle
  Hypnowhip3,100Attack +30
2/5ths chance to Dazzle targets
  Coral hairpin6,200Defence +39
  Pink pearl1,500Defence +3


TreasuresEdit

  Magic key x1 Unmissable
  Mini medal x1 N/A
  Magic water x1 N/A
  Pink pearl x1 N/A
  Slime earrings x1 N/A
  Divine dagger x1 N/A
  Scholar's specs x1 N/A
  Silver tiara x1 N/A

Mersea also has gold found in units of 11, 24, 186, & 421.

TombolaEdit

Rarity Prize
Ultimate  
1st Class  
2nd Class  
3rd Class  
4th Class  

In other languagesEdit

Language Translation Meaning
  Español castellanoOceánidaFrom océano, fashioned as a place name
  Español latinoamericanoVillamarSea town, from villa + mar
  FrançaisMervillaSea town, from mer + villa
  DeutschMeronaFrom Meer, fashioned as a place name
  ItalianoMariniaFrom mare, fashioned as a place name
  한국어알메하, AlmehaTransliteration of Japanese Arumeha
  简体中文阿尔美哈, Ā'ěrměihāTransliteration of Japanese Arumeha
  繁體中文阿爾梅哈, Ā'ěrméihāTransliteration of Japanese Arumeha

See alsoEdit

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