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* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: Kevin and Lana get a bottle of fairy water from a shop in a town. In ''Dragon Warrior'', that item would keep away monsters for a while. In ''Captain N'', however, it can be used to do things like unlock a cursed item someone's wearing. The Cursed Necklace is also a real item in ''Dragon Warrior'' that you can't take off, and Fairy Water most assuredly '''won't''' get rid of it.
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* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: Kevin and Lana get a bottle of fairy water from a shop in a town. In ''Dragon Warrior'', that item would keep away monsters away for a while. In ''Captain N'', however, it can be used to do things like unlock a cursed item someone's wearing. The Cursed Necklace is also a real item in ''Dragon Warrior'' that you can't take off, and Fairy Water most assuredly '''won't''' get rid of it.
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* NewPowersAsThePlotDemands: Kevin and Lana get a bottle of fairy water from a shop in a town. In ''Dragon Warrior'', that item would keep away monsters for a while. In ''Captain N'', however, it can be used to do things like unlock a cursed item someone's wearing. The Cursed Necklace is also a real item in ''Dragon Warrior'' that you can't take off, and Fairy Water most assuredly '''won't''' get rid of it.
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* ArtifactOfAttraction: The Cursed Necklace from the game shows up, and gets used to make whoever wears it the target of the super-dragon the villain's trying to hatch.
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* AdaptationalBadass: Slimes spit acid that can melt rock in this episode. Yeah, slimes, the weak starter monsters in most any ''Dragon Quest'' game.
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* ContinuitySnarl: The Sun Stone, seemingly the artifact from ''[[VideoGame/DragonQuest Dragon Warrior]]'', is apparently used to generate energy for everything in the Palace of Power. In the game, however, it had to be combined with another item to create a bridge to Dragonlord's castle.
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* ContinuitySnarl: The Sun Stone, seemingly the artifact from ''[[VideoGame/DragonQuest Dragon Warrior]]'', is apparently used to generate energy for everything in the Palace of Power. In the game, however, it had to be combined with another item to create a bridge to Dragonlord's castle.
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* KissTheGround: Simon runs out of the N Team's fake dragon and does this when flying in it scares him too much.
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* KissTheGround: KissingTheGround: Simon runs out of the N Team's fake dragon and does this when flying in it scares him too much.
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* KissTheGround: Simon runs out of the N Team's fake dragon and does this when flying in it scares him too much.
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* TrojanHorse: The fake dragon the N Team uses to infiltrate Dragonlord's hideout.
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The Dragonlord's flunkies steal a magical stone from the Palace of Power to hatch a legendary evil dragon. The N Team builds a fake dragon to sneak into Dragonlord's lair and stop it.
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