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Hargon is as arrogant and indignant as becoming of a villain. He is also a potent sorcerer, able to cast powerful magic and invoke terrible curses on those that would defy him. Hargon often has an affinity for explosive magic, particularly Kaboom as it was the most powerful spell in the game when he first appeared. | Hargon is as arrogant and indignant as becoming of a villain. He is also a potent sorcerer, able to cast powerful magic and invoke terrible curses on those that would defy him. Hargon often has an affinity for explosive magic, particularly Kaboom as it was the most powerful spell in the game when he first appeared. | ||
Hargon is knowledgeable of the threats around him, and destroyed the kingdom of Rendarak, turning it into his base of operations. He later sends his Champions to subdue various threats against him around the world, namely from Rubiss, and launches a surprise attack on the kingdom of Moonbrooke due not only to its proximity, but also the many powerful magic users who lived there, knowing that it was undefended since the fall of Rendarak. As a sorcerer, Hargon prefers delegating much of the brunt work and defence to particularly high-ranking minions, namely his Champions. | |||
{{spoiler|start}} Hargon is extremely devoted to his former matron, the [[Dragon Queen]]. At the end of the third game, he vows to turn [[Dragonlord|her offspring]] into a fine leader, out of a misguided belief that a new world will honor her. When the Dragonlord is defeated by the {{Hero 1}}, Hargon remains steadfast in his devotion, vowing once more to her that he will see his idealized world through in her name. Because he was the foster father of the Dragonlord, Hargon shows a particular fondness for the Dragonlord's great-grandson and seeks to recruit him into the Children of Hargon, even ordering the deaths of two minions who attempted to kill him.{{spoiler|end}} | |||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
===''[[Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake|Dragon Quest I HD-2D Remake]]''=== | |||
{{spoiler|start}}Hargon makes a brief appearance in spirit, telling the Dragonlord that he will not be able to use the Sphere of Light. The Dragonlord largely ignores him, instead expressing confusion at the mysterious voice telling him things. | |||
Following the credits, Hargon is seen on an altar, vowing to his former matron that despite her son's failure to remake the world, he will do it himself, swearing it upon his name once more.{{spoiler|end}} | |||
==={{DQ2}}=== | ==={{DQ2}}=== | ||
Hargon is established as the major villain at the start of the game, his minions attacking the kingdom of [[Moonbrooke]] and leaving only one soldier to struggle to [[Middenhall]] to deliver news of the attack before perishing from the hardships he endured. The [[Princess of Moonbrooke]], one of the descendants of [[Erdrick]], manages to survive the assault but is cursed by Hargon into the form of a dog. | Hargon is established as the major villain at the start of the game, his minions attacking the kingdom of [[Moonbrooke]] and leaving only one soldier to struggle to [[Middenhall]] to deliver news of the attack before perishing from the hardships he endured. The [[Princess of Moonbrooke]], one of the descendants of [[Erdrick]], manages to survive the assault but is cursed by Hargon into the form of a dog. | ||