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The '''Zenith Dragon''' is an important character in {{DQ4}} and {{DQ5}}. | The '''Zenith Dragon''' is an important character in {{DQ4}} and {{DQ5}}. | ||
He is an enormous, platinum colored | He is an enormous, platinum colored {{Dragon}} and the ruler of [[Zenithia]], watching over the realm of mortals below. The Zenith Dragon later appeared in {{DQMCH}} and {{DQMJ2}} as a playable character. | ||
The Zenith Dragon is a regal being of incredible might who has taken it upon himself to prevent the infernal forces of [[Nadiria]] from invading the earth. Far more than the heavenly equivalent of the kings found below, the dragon undergoes a remarkable character development through the course of two games and is left in awe of the accomplishments the heroes he encounters in his long life. | The Zenith Dragon is a regal being of incredible might who has taken it upon himself to prevent the infernal forces of [[Nadiria]] from invading the earth. Far more than the heavenly equivalent of the kings found below, the dragon undergoes a remarkable character development through the course of two games and is left in awe of the accomplishments the heroes he encounters in his long life. | ||
==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
When first spoken to by the Chosen upon their arrival in Zenithia, the Zenith Dragon tells them that he is not the omnipotent "god" they may have hoped to meet. Though never implied to be a mortal being, the Zenithian Dragon is neither all-knowing nor all-powerful: he is a being with limitations and prejudices he learns to overcome for the sake of maintaining peace in the world. | When first spoken to by the Chosen upon their arrival in [[Zenithia]], the Zenith Dragon tells them that he is not the omnipotent "god" they may have hoped to meet. Though never implied to be a mortal being, the Zenithian Dragon is neither all-knowing nor all-powerful: he is a being with limitations and prejudices he learns to overcome for the sake of maintaining peace in the world. | ||
When introduced in {{IV}}, the Zenith Dragon is depicted as a stern authority figure that has no great affinity for humans and forbids his flock to descend to the realm below and commune with ground-dwellers. Though he insists on distancing himself from the world below on the principle of non-interference, the Zenith Dragon has stepped in to prevent world disasters beyond [[human]]ity's ability to cope in the past. | When introduced in {{IV}}, the Zenith Dragon is depicted as a stern authority figure that has no great affinity for humans and forbids his flock to descend to the realm below and commune with ground-dwellers. Though he insists on distancing himself from the world below on the principle of non-interference, the Zenith Dragon has stepped in to prevent world disasters beyond [[human]]ity's ability to cope in the past. | ||
By the time of {{V}}, the dragon's views on [[human]]ity have softened to the point that he himself desired to mingle with them, and he took his leave of Zenithia some twenty years prior to Generation 3 of the game's storyline. Stripped of his power for much of the game, the dragon proves himself to be resourceful and quick-thinking, coming to a solution to fix the disaster that has befallen Zenithia in mere moments of gaining an understanding of the situation. He furthermore shows that he puts others before his own well-being, researching ways to restore the comatose Zenithians, instead of himself. | By the time of {{V}}, the dragon's views on [[human]]ity have softened to the point that he himself desired to mingle with them, and he took his leave of [[Zenithia]] some twenty years prior to Generation 3 of the game's storyline. Stripped of his power for much of the game, the dragon proves himself to be resourceful and quick-thinking, coming to a solution to fix the disaster that has befallen [[Zenithia]] in mere moments of gaining an understanding of the situation. He furthermore shows that he puts others before his own well-being, researching ways to restore the comatose Zenithians, instead of himself. | ||
Once returned to full strength, he immediately grants the {{Hero 5}} permission to summon him through the use of a sacred talisman in order to penetrate the stronghold that the game's villainous cult has cloistered themselves within. | Once returned to full strength, he immediately grants the {{Hero 5}} permission to summon him through the use of a sacred talisman in order to penetrate the stronghold that the game's villainous cult has cloistered themselves within. | ||
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==={{DQ5}}=== | ==={{DQ5}}=== | ||
The Zenith dragon is first met in [[Diggery Pokery]] as [[List of characters in Dragon Quest V#Other Major Characters|Dr. Agon]], a man claiming to be [[Zenithian]]. After he is freed from a perpetually looping mine cart ride, something he's been stuck in for the last 20 years, he joins the | The Zenith dragon is first met in [[Diggery Pokery]] as [[List of characters in Dragon Quest V#Other Major Characters|Dr. Agon]], a man claiming to be [[Zenithian]]. After he is freed from a perpetually looping mine cart ride, something he's been stuck in for the last 20 years, he joins the {{Party 5}} but does not participate in combat. | ||
[[File:DQV Celestial Bell.png|right|thumb|150px|The Zenithina Tintinnabulum, used to summon the dragon.]] | [[File:DQV Celestial Bell.png|right|thumb|150px|The Zenithina Tintinnabulum, used to summon the dragon.]] | ||
Eventually the | Eventually the {{Party 5}} finds their way to [[Zenithia]], which had fallen into a lake some years after the dragon took his leave. Dr. Agon uses his meditation powers to see into the past and learns that the [[Gold Orb]], one of the Orbs that keeps Zenithia afloat, has been destroyed (in the beginning of the game, the hero acquired the orb, and it is later destroyed by [[Ladja]]). Dr. Agon stays in the castle while the party finds a replacement Gold Orb, informing them that the {{Faerie}}s were the ones who crafted the original Orbs and may be able to create a replacement. | ||
The | The {{Hero 5}} ends up having to [[Time travel|travel back in time]] to when he had the orb before it was destroyed, and he switches the gold orb held by his past self with a fake one. When the party returns, []Zenithia]] is raised and Dr. Agon checks on his subordinates. | ||
Later, when the party finds the [[Dragon orb]] in [[Talon Tower]], they return to Zenithia to find the doctor being questioned by | Later, when the party finds the [[Dragon orb]] in [[Talon Tower]], they return to [[Zenithia]] to find the doctor being questioned by [[Zenithian]]s, who doubt the man's strange mannerisms and don't remember any of their race by the name of "Dr. Agon". He will ask for the [[Dragon orb]], which allows him to transform into his true form and regain the power he had lost in the many centuries since his battle with [[Estark]]. His very presence is now capable of preventing the minions of Grandmaster [[Nimzo]] from teleporting between the realms (as demonstrated by [[Ladja]]). | ||
The dragon will then carry the | The dragon will then carry the {{Party 5}} to [[Crocodilopolis]], the center of the cult of evil that plagues the world. The Zenith Dragon can also be used to travel over any terrain at high speeds, but can only drop off the party on flat terrain. After the vanquishing of Grandmaster [[Nimzo]], he will take the {{Party 5}} to many towns and let the {{Hero 5}} talk to the inhabitants, eventually returning everyone to [[Gotha]] and joining the victory celebration as Dr. Agon. During the ending credits he is pulled into a dance by the {{Hero 5}}'s cousin Gertrude. | ||
==={{DQ6}}=== | ==={{DQ6}}=== | ||
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|name = Zenith dragon | |name = Zenith dragon | ||
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|family = | |family = {{Dragon}} | ||
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==={{DQStars}}=== | ==={{DQStars}}=== | ||
Under the name of '''Golden Dragon''', the Dragon of Zenithia appears in the Heavenly Golden Dragon event in Dragon Quest of the Stars. Dr. Agon, his human form, takes the role as the navigator through the event, which retells the stories of the [[Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen|fourth]], [[Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride|fifth]] and [[Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation|sixth]] | Under the name of '''Golden Dragon''', the Dragon of Zenithia appears in the Heavenly Golden Dragon event in ''[[Dragon Quest of the Stars]]''. Dr. Agon, his human form, takes the role as the navigator through the event, which retells the stories of the [[Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen|fourth]], [[Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride|fifth]] and [[Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation|sixth]] {{Main Series}} games. After finishing revisiting the games, the player must face against a corrupted Zenith Dragon and free his soul. Once the corrupted version is defeated, the dragon regains his golden glow. | ||
In this game, the Golden Dragon mixes traits from the Zenith Dragon, from whom it takes the identity and general role; [[the mysterious dragon]], from whom it takes the appearance. | In this game, the Golden Dragon mixes traits from the Zenith Dragon, from whom it takes the identity and general role; [[the mysterious dragon]], from whom it takes the appearance. | ||
The Golden Dragon inspired a lot of gacha gear, including but not limited to: an | The Golden Dragon inspired a lot of gacha gear, including but not limited to: an {{Axe}}, a {{Spear}}, {{Claw}}s, two full Armor sets, two [[Shield]]s and more. The Golden Dragon also inspired a few skills, like the main skill of the alchemized {{Zenithian sword}}: '''Golden Dragon Cometh''', which blasts the enemies with a powerful fire breath attack and raises the breath resistance of the whole party. | ||
As a boss, he is weak to [[Woosh]]-type attacks, and resists [[Crack]], [[Sizz]], [[Zam]], Ice [[Breath]] and Dark Breath attacks. He is neutral to every other element. His main attacks are from the Zam and Dark Breath elements, but he can also use skills and spells like [[C-c-cold Breath|C-c-cold breath]], [[Kaswoosh]] or [[Disruptive Wave|Frigid Wave]]. Two "Zenith Wings" aid him, two corrupted floating crystals. One only attacks and puts the heroes to sleep, while the other can cast [[Fullheal]] on the dragon for | As a boss, he is weak to [[Woosh]]-type attacks, and resists [[Crack]], [[Sizz]], [[Zam]], Ice [[Breath]] and Dark Breath attacks. He is neutral to every other element. His main attacks are from the [[Zam]] and Dark Breath elements, but he can also use skills and spells like [[C-c-cold Breath|C-c-cold breath]], [[Kaswoosh]] or [[Disruptive Wave|Frigid Wave]]. Two "Zenith Wings" aid him, two corrupted floating crystals. One only attacks and puts the heroes to sleep, while the other can cast [[Fullheal]] on the dragon for 999 {{HP}}. One defeated in a "fiend" difficulty dungeon, he drops a shield reminiscent of his corrupted form. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<center><gallery> | <center><gallery> | ||
DrAgon.png|His "human form" Dr. Agon in | DrAgon.png|His "human form" Dr. Agon in {{V}}. | ||
DQV_Dr_Agon_PS2.png| | DQV_Dr_Agon_PS2.png| | ||
DQ Stars Android Dr. Agon 1.jpg|Appearance in {{Stars}}. | DQ Stars Android Dr. Agon 1.jpg|Appearance in {{Stars}}. | ||