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* ShieldedCoreBoss: The final bosses and some end-game enemies have what is known as "Absolute Defense", where you have to deal a minimum amount of damage (in the form of a negative damage number) before you actually hurt them.
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* ShieldedCoreBoss: The final bosses and some end-game enemies have what is known as "Absolute Defense", where you have to deal a minimum amount of damage (in the form of a negative damage number) in a single turn before you actually hurt them.
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* SaveToken: That were extremely rare, to boot, although there was fortunately {{Suspend Save}}s available if you really needed to quit.
* SuspendSave: Except in the PAL version, for some reason. To compensate, you start the game with 9 Save Tokens, although whether that's a fair tradeoff is up for debate, especially considering the 50-floor BonusDungeon with no savepoints whatsoever.
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* SuspendSave: Except in the PAL version, for some reason. To compensate, you start the game with 9 Save Tokens, although whether that's a fair tradeoff is up for debate, especially considering the 50-floor BonusDungeon with no savepoints whatsoever.
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* MoneyForNothing: Once you have access to the money exchange room in the fairy side-game, you can make a killing off the currency that fluctuates more because it actually has a fairly predictable pattern.
* NewGamePlus: One of the few (if only) games that makes this an active part of the game mechanics. You're encouraged, or even forced, to constantly restart the game. The only things that are kept over though is currently equipped items, skills, anything in storage, and unused party experience points.
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* CoolDownHug: Nina gives Ryu one when he's about to [[HulkOut go dragon on]] the scientist who [[spoiler: engineered Nina as a pollution-cleanup device.]]
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'''''Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter''''' is the fifth and currently final entry in the ''BreathOfFire'' series, released for the Playstation 2 in 2003 to generally positive reviews. It's a considerable [[BaseBreaker departure]] from the previous entries, which were much more traditional eastern [=RPGs=].
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'''''Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter''''' is the fifth and currently final entry in the ''BreathOfFire'' series, released for the Playstation 2 in 2003 to generally positive reviews. It's a considerable [[BaseBreaker departure]] from the previous entries, which were much more traditional eastern [=RPGs=].
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** Elyon is traditionally a Hebrew epithet for God[[hottip:* :and a bit of a shout-out to Fou-lu, whom Elyon is an explicit {{Expy}} of]]
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** Elyon is traditionally a Hebrew epithet for God[[hottip:* :and God.[[note]]and a bit of a shout-out to Fou-lu, whom Elyon is an explicit {{Expy}} of]]of.[[/note]]
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** Also, [[PersonOfMassDestruction Ryu]]. He lets absolutely nothing stand in his way. Not his manipulative friends, not his respected superiors, not the long-established order of the world, and certainly not something as meaningless as tradition.
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* In ''Dragon Quarter'', Nina is not a princess, but some poor girl genetically engineered into an air purification device. It works by shunting all of the pollution to the girl, thus driving the initial goal of the characters to get her to the (Supposedly) clean surface. Oh and she had her tongue cut out because machines don't need to talk.
* In ''Dragon Quarter'', Nina is not a princess, but some poor girl genetically engineered into an air purification device. It works by shunting all of the pollution to the girl, thus driving the initial goal of the characters to get her to the (Supposedly) clean surface. Oh and she had her tongue cut out because machines don't need to talk.
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*BodyHorror: In ''Dragon Quarter'', Nina is not a princess, but some poor girl genetically engineered into an air purification device. It works by shunting all of the pollution to the girl, thus driving the initial goal of the characters to get her to the (Supposedly) (supposedly) clean surface. Oh and she had her tongue cut out because machines don't need to talk.
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* TheIlluminati: the Regents are essentially this.
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* BodyHorror: Nina in ''Dragon Quarter'' is not a princess. She is infact some poor girl genetically engineered into an air purification device. It works by shunting all of the pollution to the girl, thus driving the initial goal of the characters to get her to the (Supposedly) clean surface. Oh and she had her tongue cut out because machines don't need to talk.
** Let's not forget that room full of the failed results of previous attempts (in various stages of development), kept preserved in formaldehyde-filled tubes. This is no doubt intended to make them easier to study by the scientists who are working on this project, and ''not at all'' to freak out anyone passing through.
** Let's not forget that room full of the failed results of previous attempts (in various stages of development), kept preserved in formaldehyde-filled tubes. This is no doubt intended to make them easier to study by the scientists who are working on this project, and ''not at all'' to freak out anyone passing through.
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* In ''DragonQuarter'' Quarter'', Nina is not a princess. She is infact princess, but some poor girl genetically engineered into an air purification device. It works by shunting all of the pollution to the girl, thus driving the initial goal of the characters to get her to the (Supposedly) clean surface. Oh and she had her tongue cut out because machines don't need to talk.
**Let's not forget that There is also a room full of the failed results of previous attempts (in various stages of development), kept preserved in formaldehyde-filled tubes. This is no doubt intended to make them easier to study by the scientists who are working on this project, and ''not at all'' to freak out anyone passing through.
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** NonStandardGameover scene by pushing D-Counter to 100% [[spoiler:before the final battle]]. You don't see much, but it's still scary as hell.
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** NonStandardGameover scene by In the NonStandardGameover, which you get from pushing the D-Counter to 100% [[spoiler:before the final battle]].100%, we see [[spoiler:a silhouette of Ryu twitching violently, before a dragon erupts from his body, rending it to shreds]]. You don't see much, but it's still scary as hell.
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* AnticlimaxBoss: Chetyre in ''Dragon Quarter''. One wonders if the real FinalBoss was actually [[spoiler:Dragon-[[HalfHumanHybrid hybrid]] Bosch]] before it. Really, you can't actually lose against Chetyre, unless you don't realize [[spoiler: you're supposed to push your D-ratio to 100%.]]
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* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHEy-VAk4Ww&fmt=18 Electric Power Building]], a song with an amazing soundscape.
** It's a Sakimoto soundtrack, so of course it'll be like that.
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* FauxSymbolism: Most of the symbolism is from the Kabbalah, including a mockup of the sephirot in its official art with [[http://www.dragon-tear.net/forum/printthread.php?t=7402&page=2&pp=15 appropriate placements]]. Elyon's own name also fits in this imagery set. There's also extensive Christian imagery with several of the regents' names, the name of the org Trinity as well as some other [[http://www.dragon-tear.net/forum/showthread.php?t=7402&page=2 hidden references]].
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: [[spoiler: Ryu manages to deliver Lin and Nina to the gate of the sky, however he has a [[BeyondTheImpossible 200% dragon ratio.]] But as the party separates, Odjn releases Ryu from his bond, preventing him from being consumed, and he rejoins the party in the surface with a clear blue sky.]]
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: [[spoiler: Ryu manages to deliver Lin and Nina to the gate of the sky, however he has a [[BeyondTheImpossible 200% dragon ratio.]] But as As the party separates, Odjn releases Ryu from his bond, preventing him from being consumed, and he rejoins the party in the surface with a clear blue sky.]]
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Ryu is a lower-level citizen who happens across a [[CuteMute young mute girl]] named Nina with a pair of artificial wings grafted to her back. Discovering that the polluted air of the lower levels is slowly killing her, he resolves to rebel against the government and take her to the surface where there is hopefully clean air. But Ryo's quest takes an unexpected twist when he accidentally fuses with a mysterious dragon, gaining the power to transform into [[OneWingedAngel an obscenely-powerful draconic hybrid]] but at the [[DangerousForbiddenTechnique cost of his own lifespan]].
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Ryu is a lower-level citizen who happens across a [[CuteMute young mute girl]] named Nina with a pair of artificial wings grafted to her back. Discovering that the polluted air of the lower levels is slowly killing her, he resolves to rebel against the government and take her to the surface where there is hopefully clean air. But Ryo's Ryu's quest takes an unexpected twist when he accidentally fuses with a mysterious dragon, gaining the power to transform into [[OneWingedAngel an obscenely-powerful draconic hybrid]] but at the [[DangerousForbiddenTechnique cost of his own lifespan]].
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Sometime [[{{Cyberpunk}} in the future]], humanity lives deep BeneathTheEarth centuries after an apocalyptic disaster rendered the surface [[AfterTheEnd a barren and inhospitable wasteland]]. However, the world below is [[CrapsackWorld just as miserable]], with [[UrbanSegregation the poor toiling away in the polluted lower levels while the rich enjoy the relative cleanliness and luxury of the higher levels]]. Every citizen is [[YouAreNumberSix assigned a number]] called a "D-Ratio" at birth that determines one's perpetual place in society, with the highest (1/4) being the titular "[[TitleDrop Dragon Quarter]]".
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Sometime [[{{Cyberpunk}} in the future]], humanity lives deep BeneathTheEarth centuries after an apocalyptic disaster rendered the surface [[AfterTheEnd a barren and inhospitable wasteland]]. However, the world below is [[CrapsackWorld just as miserable]], with [[UrbanSegregation the poor toiling away in the polluted lower levels while the rich enjoy the relative cleanliness and luxury of the higher levels]]. Every citizen is [[YouAreNumberSix assigned a number]] called a "D-Ratio" at birth that determines one's perpetual lifelong place in society, with the highest (1/4) being the titular "[[TitleDrop Dragon Quarter]]".
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Sometime [[{{Cyberpunk}} in the future]], humanity lives deep BeneathTheEarth centuries after an apocalyptic disaster rendered the surface [[AfterTheEnd a barren and inhospitable wasteland]]. However, the world below is [[CrapsackWorld just as miserable]], with [[UrbanSegregation the poor toiling away in the polluted lower levels while the rich enjoy the relative cleanliness and luxury of the higher levels]]. Every citizen is [[YouAreNumberSix assigned a number]] called a "D-Ratio" at birth that determines one's perpetual place in society, with the highest (1/4) being the eponymous titular "[[TitleDrop Dragon Quarter]]".
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Sometime [[{{Cyberpunk}} in the future]], humanity lives deep BeneathTheEarth centuries after an apocalyptic disaster rendered the surface [[AfterTheEnd a barren and inhospitable wasteland]]. However, the world below is [[CrapsackWorld just as miserable]], with [[UrbanSegregation the poor toiling away in the polluted lower levels while the rich enjoy the relative cleanliness and luxury of the higher levels]]. Every citizen is [[YouAreNumberSix assigned a number]] called a "D-Ratio" at birth that determines one's perpetual place in society, with the highest ratio (1/4) being the eponymous "[[TitleDrop Dragon Quarter]]".
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Sometime [[{{Cyberpunk}} in the future]], humanity lives deep BeneathTheEarth centuries after an apocalyptic disaster rendered the surface [[AfterTheEnd a barren and inhospitable wasteland]]. However, the world below is [[CrapsackWorld just as miserable]]: miserable]], with [[UrbanSegregation the poor toil toiling away in the polluted lower levels while the rich enjoy the relative cleanliness and luxury of the higher levels]]. Every citizen is [[YouAreNumberSix assigned a number]] called a "D-Ratio" at birth that determines one's perpetual place in society, with the highest ratio (1/4) being the eponymous "[[TitleDrop Dragon Quarter]]".
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Joining Ryu and Nina is [[CoolBigSis Lin]], a member of LaResistance who wishes to topple the D-Ratio system and expose the secrets held by the [[TheOmniscientCouncilOfVagueness six shadowy rulers of the underground world]]. But chasing them down is Bosch, a high-ranked aristocrat and [[TheRival Ryu's former partner]], whose pursuit of the trio [[RivalTurnedEvil quickly becomes very personal]].
Dragon Quarter has some very interesting gameplay mechanics. The SOL (Scenario Overlay) system encourages you to restart the game from the beginning of the story while retaining items and experience and raising your D-ratio, which allows you to access new cutscenes. The [[DeadlyUpgrade dangers]] of morphing into a dragon are reflected in the D-Counter, which goes up in percentage every time you use those abilites (and even outside of battle, when you aren't) and can only be lowered through restarting the game through the SOL system. While you're allowed to suspend your game through quicksaves that are deleted once you resume, permanent save files could only be created through rare save tokens, making the game quite [[NintendoHard a challenge]].
Here's the [[Characters/BreathOfFire character sheet]].
Dragon Quarter has some very interesting gameplay mechanics. The SOL (Scenario Overlay) system encourages you to restart the game from the beginning of the story while retaining items and experience and raising your D-ratio, which allows you to access new cutscenes. The [[DeadlyUpgrade dangers]] of morphing into a dragon are reflected in the D-Counter, which goes up in percentage every time you use those abilites (and even outside of battle, when you aren't) and can only be lowered through restarting the game through the SOL system. While you're allowed to suspend your game through quicksaves that are deleted once you resume, permanent save files could only be created through rare save tokens, making the game quite [[NintendoHard a challenge]].
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Joining Ryu and Nina is [[CoolBigSis Lin]], a member of LaResistance who wishes to topple the D-Ratio system and expose the secrets held by the [[TheOmniscientCouncilOfVagueness six shadowy rulers of the underground world]]. But chasing them down is Bosch, a high-ranked aristocrat and [[TheRival Ryu's former partner]], team-mate]], whose pursuit of the trio [[RivalTurnedEvil quickly becomes very personal]].
DragonQuarter has some very Quarter's most interesting gameplay mechanics. The mechanic is the SOL (Scenario Overlay) system system, which encourages you to restart the game from the beginning of the story [[NewGamePlus die and start over]] by increasing your D-Ratio according to what you accomplished during that run while retaining items and your experience and raising items. Depending on how high your D-ratio, which allows D-Ratio is, you can see new cutscenes that reveal previously-hidden details, open locked doors to explore new areas, and even get access new cutscenes. The [[DeadlyUpgrade dangers]] of morphing into a dragon are reflected in to better equipment. Making this more relevant is the D-Counter, which goes up in percentage every time you use those abilites (and even outside of battle, a timer that starts when you aren't) Ryu bonds with his dragon and can only be lowered through restarting the game through the SOL system. is constantly counting down to his eventual death, speeding up dramatically if he uses any of his [[GameBreaker broken draconic powers]]. While you're you are allowed to suspend your game through quicksaves that are deleted once you resume, quicksaves, permanent save files could only be created [[FakeDifficulty through the use of rare save tokens, making tokens]], giving the game quite [[NintendoHard a challenge]].
Here's the [[Characters/BreathOfFire character sheet]].
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An unspecified amount of time [[{{Cyberpunk}} in the future]], humanity has fled the barren, polluted surface world [[AfterTheEnd after a catastrophe]] to live [[BeneathTheEarth underground]]. However, the world below is [[CrapsackWorld just as miserable]]; only the rich and powerful have access to the upper levels where the air is clean, and every single citizen is [[YouAreNumberSix assigned a number]] referred to as a D-ratio, which determines one's place in society. The highest possible number that can be achieved is 1/4, the [[TitleDrop dragon quarter]] of the title.
Our lead character, Ryu, possesses the abysmally low D-ratio of 1/8192 and is expected to spend his entire life toiling away with nearly no chance at promotion. Everything changes when he accidentally bonds with a dragon and gains the ability to morph into one [[DeadlyUpgrade at the expense of his humanity]]. Along the way, he meets [[CuteMute Nina]], [[MysteriousWaif a mysterious young woman]] with wings grafted onto her back, and becomes determined to escape to the surface with her. They are eventually joined by [[CoolBigSis Lin]], a [[LaResistance Trinity]] member who helps them for reasons of her own.
Our lead character, Ryu, possesses the abysmally low D-ratio of 1/8192 and is expected to spend his entire life toiling away with nearly no chance at promotion. Everything changes when he accidentally bonds with a dragon and gains the ability to morph into one [[DeadlyUpgrade at the expense of his humanity]]. Along the way, he meets [[CuteMute Nina]], [[MysteriousWaif a mysterious young woman]] with wings grafted onto her back, and becomes determined to escape to the surface with her. They are eventually joined by [[CoolBigSis Lin]], a [[LaResistance Trinity]] member who helps them for reasons of her own.
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** Note that [[spoiler: Ryu being rated as 1/8192 means that he has a 0.0001% chance of successfully linking with a D-Construct. The fact that he does, and with the most powerful one to boot, shows that the D-Ratio system is actually not terribly effective at determining someone's overall ability. Ryu is a grunt that has the ability to become essentially a god (and that kills a bunch of other gods in his quest). At least part of the reason he's opposed by the ruling council is because they simply refuse to believe that someone so pathetic could do what he did.]]
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* BilingualBonus: In addition to the [[YouAreNumberSix dragon names]], the entire game intro is recited [[http://www.dragon-tear.net/forum/printthread.php?t=7402&pp=40 in Russian]]. In a second variant of this, only in German and obscured via the use of [[CypherLanguage Cypher Font]] in the game's opening animation.[[hottip:* :Specifically, it appears to be [[http://www.dragon-tear.net/forum/showthread.php?t=7402&page=2 a bad German translation of the Bible verse Matthew 19:30]]: "(Many of) the first shall be last, and the last shall be first". Quite appropriate, considering the extensive use of Judeo-Christian imagery in ''DQ'' and its theme that an AudienceSurrogate is who ultimately opens the path to the sky.]]
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An unspecified amount of time [[{{Cyberpunk}} in the future]], humanity has fled the barren, polluted surface world [[AfterTheEnd after a catastrophe]] to live [[BeneathTheEarth underground]]. However, the world below is [[CrapsackWorld just as miserable]]; only the rich and powerful have access to the upper levels where the air is clean, and every single citizen is [[YouAreNumberSix assigned a number]] referred to as a D-ratio, which determines one's place in society. The highest possible number that can be achieved is 1/4, the [[TitleDrop dragon quarter]] of the title.
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* BloodFromTheMouth: Happens to Bosch when [[spoiler:when he is defeated by Ryu for the last time (with both sides fighting as {{Half Human Hybrid}}s); Bosch asks Ryu to perform a MercyKill on him, and spews blood when Ryu runs him through with his own claw.]]
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* BloodFromTheMouth: Happens to Bosch when [[spoiler:when he [[spoiler:he is defeated by Ryu for the last time (with both sides fighting as {{Half Human Hybrid}}s); Bosch asks Ryu to perform a MercyKill on him, and spews blood when Ryu runs him through with his own claw.]]
** Also happens to Ryu when [[spoiler:Bosch stabs him in the throat with his rapier, full with blanked eyes.]]
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