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'''Nadiria''' is the name of the evil underworld in [[Dragon Quest IV]], [[Dragon Quest V|V]], and [[Dragon Quest VI|VI]]. It is accessible only near the end of each game and contains the final dungeon and boss for each. It has its own world map which is typically much darker (and smaller) than the normal world map. | '''Nadiria''' is the name of the evil underworld in [[Dragon Quest IV]], [[Dragon Quest V|V]], and [[Dragon Quest VI|VI]]. It is accessible only near the end of each game and contains the final dungeon and boss for each. It has its own world map which is typically much darker (and smaller) than the normal world map. | ||
Its counterpart is [[Zenithia]], a castle in the sky. | Its counterpart is [[Zenithia]], a castle in the sky which also appears in all 3 games. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
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===[[Dragon Quest VI]]=== | |||
Nadiria contains several towns in Dragon Quest VI, including: [[Despair Town]], [[Greed Town]], and [[Prison Town]]. It also contains 2 shrines which provide access to return to the real world. [[Deathtamoor's Castle]] is the last location visited in Nadiria and is the location of the final boss. | |||
In order to reach Nadiria, the heroes must have acquired the [[Reigns of Pegasus]]. This item allows Falchion, the horse which pulls the wagon to fly and reach Nadiria. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The name "Nadiria" is derived from ''nadir'', meaning the lowest point, or (appropriately) point of greatest adversity or despair. | *The name "Nadiria" is derived from ''nadir'', meaning the lowest point, or (appropriately) point of greatest adversity or despair. | ||
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{{DQIV}} | {{DQIV}} | ||
{{DQV}} | {{DQV}} | ||
{{DQVI}} | |||
[[Category:Dragon Quest IV locations]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest IV locations]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest V locations]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest V locations]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest VI locations]] | |||
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Nadiria is the name of the evil underworld in Dragon Quest IV, V, and VI. It is accessible only near the end of each game and contains the final dungeon and boss for each. It has its own world map which is typically much darker (and smaller) than the normal world map.
Its counterpart is Zenithia, a castle in the sky which also appears in all 3 games.
Appearances
Dragon Quest IV
Nadiria lies beneath the Central Island. Access is granted through a cave said to lead to the abyss. Nadiria itself appears as an enclosed realm containing both Heaven's Haven and Psaro's Castle, along with four barrier shrines.
Dragon Quest V
Nadiria lies beyond the Estuary Sanctuary, normally sealed from the world. The Grandmaster of the Underworld has been steadily trying to extend his influence beyond Nadiria. The underworld consists of wild tropical jungles and treacherous canyons underneath a churning sky. Locales within this realm include a town called Precaria, as well as a T'n'T board and Mt. Zugzwang.
Enemies in the area
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Dragon Quest VI
Nadiria contains several towns in Dragon Quest VI, including: Despair Town, Greed Town, and Prison Town. It also contains 2 shrines which provide access to return to the real world. Deathtamoor's Castle is the last location visited in Nadiria and is the location of the final boss.
In order to reach Nadiria, the heroes must have acquired the Reigns of Pegasus. This item allows Falchion, the horse which pulls the wagon to fly and reach Nadiria.
Trivia
- The name "Nadiria" is derived from nadir, meaning the lowest point, or (appropriately) point of greatest adversity or despair.
References
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