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===Remakes=== | ===Remakes=== | ||
*''Dragon Quest II'' was remade and combined with {{Dragon Quest}}. It was released as {{DQI&II}} on the {{Super Famicom}} and {{Game Boy Color}} in the 90's, on [[Cell phone]]s in the early millennium, and on android and ios smart phones in June of 2014. | *''Dragon Quest II'' was remade and combined with {{Dragon Quest}}. It was released as {{DQI&II}} on the {{Super Famicom}} and {{Game Boy Color}} in the 90's, on [[Cell phone]]s in the early millennium, and on android and ios smart phones in June of 2014. | ||
==Credits== | |||
Original Famicom version. | |||
===Scenario writer=== | |||
*Yuji Horii | |||
===Character designer=== | |||
*Akira Toriyama | |||
===Music composer=== | |||
*Koichi Sugiyama | |||
===Scenario assistant=== | |||
*Hiroshi Miyaoka | |||
===Chief programmer=== | |||
*Koichi Nakamura | |||
===Programmers=== | |||
*Yutaka Gyotoku | |||
*Togo Narita | |||
*Kiyotaka Kono | |||
*Masaaki Okano | |||
*Koji Yoshida | |||
===Sound programmer=== | |||
*Takenori Yamamori | |||
===CG design=== | |||
*Takashi Yasuno | |||
===Assistant=== | |||
*Rika Suzuki | |||
*Hirohide Yoshida | |||
===Director=== | |||
*Koichi Nakamura | |||
===Producer=== | |||
*Yukinobu Chida | |||
===Publisher=== | |||
*Yasuhiro Fukushima | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
[[File:MSX nightmare.png|border|right|200px]] | |||
*A smaller, simplified version of the world of {{Dragon Quest}} is included on the world map in ''Dragon Quest II''. | *A smaller, simplified version of the world of {{Dragon Quest}} is included on the world map in ''Dragon Quest II''. | ||
*''Dragon Quest II'' was the first game in the series to feature pits and tower balconies from which the party can fall. (As always, they take no damage from this.) | *''Dragon Quest II'' was the first game in the series to feature pits and tower balconies from which the party can fall. (As always, they take no damage from this.) | ||
*The MSX version of the game contained a special scene involving the "Dangerous Swimsuit" | *The MSX version of the game contained a special scene involving the "Dangerous Swimsuit", the Princess of Moonbrooke, and the King of Alefgard. The objectively poor quality of the image has lead to the scene becoming a meme amongst Japanese fans. | ||
**This "Dangerous Swimsuit" scene was referenced in the 2005 PC title ''La-Mulana'', which was made to pay tribute to the MSX and its library of games. The main character, Lemeza Kosugi, receives the "Provocative Bathing Suit" from the {{NPC}} Dracuets at the end of the game's bonus dungeon, the Hell Temple, with a graphic of him in the Bathing Suit flashing on screen. The reference was maintained in the 2011 remake. | **This "Dangerous Swimsuit" scene was referenced in the 2005 PC title ''La-Mulana'', which was made to pay tribute to the MSX and its library of games. The main character, Lemeza Kosugi, receives the "Provocative Bathing Suit" from the {{NPC}} Dracuets at the end of the game's bonus dungeon, the Hell Temple, with a graphic of him in the Bathing Suit flashing on screen. The reference was maintained in the 2011 remake. | ||