Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake - Characters

Heroes, allies, and antagonists across the Erdrick (Loto) Trilogy as remade in Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake. Characters span Dragon Quest I's lone hero in Alefgard and Dragon Quest II's party of Erdrick descendants who rally against Hargon and Malroth one century later.
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Name Description Role Faction Abilities Source
Hero of Alefgard The unnamed descendant of the legendary Erdrick who sets out from Tantegel Castle to save the kingdom. Protagonist (Dragon Quest I) Kingdom of Alefgard Single-handed sword and shield combat Learns party-of-one offensive and healing spells Wields Erdrick's Sword Recovers a set of Erdrick's relics from the Trial Cave Dragon Quest I protagonist
Princess Gwaelin The kidnapped princess of Alefgard who is held in the Dragonlord's Charlock Castle. Damsel / Key Ally Kingdom of Alefgard Companionship with the hero Anchor for the rescue quest and lore Dragon Quest I supporting character
King Lorik The aging king of Tantegel Castle who summons the hero and entrusts him with the rescue of his daughter Gwaelin. Supporting (Ruler) Kingdom of Alefgard Dispenses main quest and guidance Holds item storage for the hero Dragon Quest I supporting character
Erdrick The legendary hero of a past age whose crown sets him apart from the common folk and who defeated the Demon Lord in an earlier era. Legendary Ancestor (Myth) Erdrick Lineage Ancestor of the Erdrick bloodline Associated with Erdrick's Sword, Armor, and Shield relics Mythological figure in Dragon Quest I & II
The Dragonlord The evil Dragonlord who kidnaps Princess Gwaelin and terrorizes Alefgard. Main Antagonist (Dragon Quest I) Charlock Castle Two-phase fight (sorcerer then dragon form) Offers the hero a temptation to rule together Master of the Rainbow Drop seal and Charlock Castle defenses Dragon Quest I final boss
Prince of Midenhall The warrior protagonist of Dragon Quest II and a descendant of Erdrick, also known in localizations as Loto's heir. Protagonist (Dragon Quest II) Kingdom of Midenhall Strongest physical combatant with swords and shields Learns a broad combat spell set Leads the three-character party Dragon Quest II protagonist
Prince of Cannock A well-traveled cousin of the Prince of Midenhall who began his own journey against Hargon on the same day. Playable Character (Warrior-Mage) Kingdom of Cannock Balanced sword combat and spellcasting Joins early in the heroes' quest Dragon Quest II playable character
Princess of Moonbrooke The spellcaster cousin of the Prince of Midenhall whose castle was destroyed by Hargon. Playable Character (Mage) Kingdom of Moonbrooke Most powerful spellcaster of the party Transformed into a dog until the heroes cure her Learns devastating offensive and support spells Dragon Quest II playable character
Princess of Cannock A new party member introduced in the HD-2D Remake, adding a fourth Erdrick descendant to the Dragon Quest II quest. Playable Character (HD-2D Addition) Kingdom of Cannock Additional playable Erdrick descendant Broadens party role coverage in Dragon Quest II Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake new playable character
King Lars King of Midenhall who dispatches his son, the Prince of Midenhall, to avenge Moonbrooke and stop Hargon. Supporting (Ruler) Kingdom of Midenhall Opens the Dragon Quest II quest Provides guidance on the five crests Dragon Quest II supporting character
Hargon The power-hungry wizard who destroys Moonbrooke Castle and seeks to summon the demon Malroth. Main Antagonist (Dragon Quest II) Hargon's Cult / Rhone Control over the five crests and Rubiss's charm Command of an army of illusions Summons the demon Malroth Dragon Quest II main villain
Malroth The demon who would destroy the world, summoned by Hargon as a last resort. Final Boss (Dragon Quest II) The Demon Realm Devastating physical blows and breath attacks Full-party damaging magic The legendary hard final fight of Dragon Quest II Dragon Quest II final boss
Rubiss The benevolent goddess venerated by the society that stands against Hargon. Goddess Figure Divine (Society of Light) Origin of the Charm of Rubiss Grants the party protection against Hargon's illusions Aids the heroes in the postgame Dragon Quest II divine figure
Grandchild of the Dragonlord The grandson of the original Dragonlord encountered in Alefgard during Dragon Quest II. Informant (Supporting) Charlock Unrest / Independent Reveals the five crests' locations Explains the Charm of Rubiss Dragon Quest II supporting character
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