#dragon quest: legend of the hero Abel

[afrophunk]

A while back some mutuals and I were looking at Dragon Quest refs, and I can’t get over this like-

That’s his son. That’s his baby boy ☺️

Fun fact btw: Tōru Furuya, the Japanese voice actor for Yamcha, voices Abel as well! And he sings the opening theme song!

[mk-wizard]

I made this in honour of one of the greatest authors and artists of our time Akira Toriyama who sadly left this world recently. I decided to draw Abel from the anime "Dragon Quest: Legend of the Hero Abel" because the dub version I watched a little girl was my first taste of his work and it was great. He did so much more than just Dragon Ball after and was even the creative genius and artist behind many great video games like Chrono Trigger and Dragon Quest (not just their animes).

I truly suggest taking a look at his other work especially this anime because while Dragon Ball was his masterpiece, he made so many gems worth appreciating.

Goodbye and thank you, Mr. Akira Toriyama.

[todayisafridaynight]

What do you think Ichiban’s favorite anime is… there has to be a dragon quest anime right?

in my professional and honest opinion i think ichi's favorite DQ adaptation was Legend of the Hero Abel

[jonjmurakami]

From last nights COMIC JAM HAWAII Drink & Draw: Topic was Jump Comics. There were a LOT to choose from and I only managed to draw the linework and finished coloring them today (I have a couple more to finish) •Senku Ishigami from Dr. Stone, Elizabeth from Gintama, Son Goku from Dragonball, and Slime & Abel from Dragon Quest: Legend of the Hero Abel Also check out @artildawn @gootie29 @banzaiboy @solocutart & @___roncat___ for their pieces 🙂 #jonjmurakami #copic #copicmarkers #fanart #comicjam #manga #anime #drstone #senku #senkuishigami #shaveice #hawaii #elizabeth #gintama #goku #songoku #dragonball #slime #dragonquest #abel https://www.instagram.com/p/CnnvtWNLXuA/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[holy-cucumber01]

Dragon Quest

Genre : adventure, fantasy, shonen, comedy, martial arts

Category : Аnime series / Аnime film

Episodes : (Dragon Quest: Abel Yuusha Densetsu) 43 duration 25 min, (Dragon Quest: Dai no Daibouken) 46 duration 25 min, (Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai) ? duration 25 min / (Dragon Quest: Dai no Daibouken (1991)) 31 min, (Dragon Quest: Dai no Daibouken Tachiagare!! Aban no Shito) 40 min, (Dragon Quest: Dai no Daibouken Buchiyabure!! Shinsei 6 Daishougun) 40 min, (Dragon Quest Retsuden: Roto no Monshou) 45 min, (Dragon Quest: Your Story) 105 min

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『ドラゴンクエスト~勇者アベル伝説~』のロトの血を引く者

[lovelypurplefox]

I’m thinking of making gifs from the Dragon Quest Abel Yuusha Densetsu/Legend of the Hero Abel anime since this site is lacking some!

The top left is opening 1 for episodes 1-32, the top right is opening 2 for episodes 33-43 and the bottom is from the US opening for episodes 1-13 (at that time, Dragon Quest used to be Dragon Warrior in the US and the dub sadly only has 13 episodes).

[artoflec]

Day 19. Daisy from the Dragon Quest anime. 

[setteidreams]

Settei from Dragon Quest: Legend of the Hero Abel.

[nervespike]

Slimes from Dragon Quest: Legend of the Hero Abel

[myanimerecs]

Dragon Quest

Rating: 1/3

Categories: action, adventure, comedy, demon, fantasy, game adaptation, magic, martial arts, shounen

On her 16th birthday Abel’s best friend Tiala receives a red jewel which has the power to awaken the great dragon whose blood can grant eternal life. When the demon Baramod kidnaps her in order to gain immortality, it’s up to Abel to find and save her before it’s too late.

Legend of the Hero Abel, 43 eps (dub available)

Dai’s Great Adventure, 46 eps

Dai’s Great Adventure Movie

Tachiagare!!, movie

Buchiyabure!!, movie

Emblem of Roto, movie

Your Story, movie

[umbralice-blog]

Dragon Warrior was a game that to be honest is one I never intended to buy. I was around seven or eight at the time and had asked my Grandparents to buy me a subscription to Nintendo Power. What I didn’t know at the time was Nintendo Power had a crazy deal going on; Subscribe to the magazine and get a free copy of Dragon Warrior along with a strategy guide and map. When it all came in the mail I was a bit taken back by it. I wasn’t sure how or why I got this game, but that didn’t stop me from jamming into my NES and seeing what it was.

I admit at first the game confused me. My head was buzzing with questions: why can’t I jump? Why can’t I swing my sword? Why does this menu have an option for stairs? I hate to admit it, but it wasn’t until my Step Dad starting playing it that I realized what the game was. Up until this point I hadn’t touched an RPG game, no I still used to jumping, shooting, or something like the Legend of Zelda.

What ended up following was my Step-Dad would play and grind the game while I read the strategy guide and told him where he needed to go, what items he needed to find, our how much gold he would need to upgrade to the next weapon that would be available in the town. By doing this and watching him I started to see what an RPG game was and I fell in love with it. It also helped that I was able to catch a Dragon Warrior cartoon (or anime I guess) which was lossely based more on Dragon Quest III. I remember the main hero Abel being so cool that I named my character in Dragon Warrior, Abel.

By the time he was about halfway through the game, I had made my own save file and was grinding slimes, dracky, and looking forward to challenging the Green Dragon in order to save Princess Gwaelin. Leveling up and getting new gear and learning new magic was so cool to me. These days I may be a huge fan of the Final Fantasy series, but Dragon Warrior (or Dragon Quest as it’s known in Japan) was the game that started it all for me. Unlike Final Fantasy I haven’t played every Dragon Quest game, something I hope to remedy very soon. Out of the ones I have played I would have to say Dragon Quest III is my favorite, with Dragon Quest IV a close runner-up.

Dragon Quest is definitely an older game and these days some people might be put off by the long grind of the game in order to level up and get gold. However, all of that can be somewhat remedied with the Game Boy Color version of the game which makes the grind a bit more bearable. Still, to this day I can turn the game on and relive some great memories of my childhood.

Hopefully, soon I can start Dragon Quest XI

Gameplay: 8/10

Sound/Music: 10/10

Graphics: 10/10

Story: 9/10

Replayability: Moderate

Overall: 37/40 [A]

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