To get the perfect ending with JESSICA, you need both the Argon Ring and the Alistair's Armour from Alexandria. Credit goes to @Lukethefox for bringing to my attention that you need the Alistair's Armour to get the extra dialogue choices (which is something I just get through the walkthrough anyway).
I don’t care what anyone says, I always choose Medea as my bride. It feels right and it feels like destiny. I love Jessica but it feels like her marriage was added for fan service. I get tears when Hero and Medea run away together with King Trode driving the carriage. Medea’s “ Were home for good” line hits me in the right spots. It’s what I grew up with on PS2 and I still love it today!
You don't HAVE to marry your childhood friends, yes she is your childhood friend but the bond you share with your travel mate can be deeper, you face the problem and solve it together. But in DQ8 case, I ship the hero with Medea, Jessica is kinda forced and she is more suitable with Angelo. But in DQXI, The hero and the childhood friend have no chemistry at all
Totally there’s romantic tension between Eight and Medea the entire game and the Jessica ending just kind of shows up out of nowhere. It’s fun to see both endings but I think Eight is meant for Medea
Thank you so much for this amazing and detailed walkthrough. This game was one of the ones that caught my eye when I was getting interested in the Dragon Quest series. You've put so much time and effort into this, it's sad to see it end. Your channel doesn't have many games on it but I hope to see more from you in the future. Thanks again for giving it everything in this game.
... I have to say, after all the justification that went into the true Jessica ending, I really wish the true Medea one had as much dialogue. Medea's finally getting what she always hoped for, and always thought was impossible - half of her interactions in the game are about lamenting that broken dream. So it's kind of disappointing that she just gets an "oh!" and then fade to outside. Oh well, it's still nice.
Same as a H/M fan. Ironically the first ending (Pre-Argon Ring) in the 3DS version where you can arrange it so that Medea allows for The Hero to leave and pursue his own life. It's done to accommodate the first ending with Jessica, but if you decide to remain with her you get a slightly better ending with Medea. Also lack of reaction from Trode in that his soldier is his son-in-law.
Technically speaking, the True Medea ending is expanded from the original [PS2 version] if the Jessica branches are available. If you chose the answers that Hero does wants to marry the Princess to Clavius, he speaks a little more about his father’s intentions and wishes to someday marry with Trodain Kingdom. I’m assuming you meant more scenes of Medea talking with Hero? Yeah that is perhaps a bit more lacking. As for the True Jessica ending, yeah it is quite extensive but I guess it’s to make up for the Normal Jessica being essentially just the Normal Medea ending with one little scene difference. I personally like the True Jessica ending more not necessarily because of Jessica herself, but because Clavius still gives Charmles his verbal lashing that he deserves (which seems mostly absent in True Medea version).
Technically as the son of the older brother doesn't the Hero's right to the throne supersede even King Clavius's? As the first born of the elder brother his kid is next in line even if he himself (Eltrio the hero's dad) steps down from the right to rule right? If I understand the lines of succession for royalty correctly it would be the Hero, Hero's potential kids, Clavius, then Charmles.
@@josephminer1770 Yes but I think he meant that in terms of ahead of Charmles. But in actuality the hero's right to succession of the throne is ahead of even the current king if I understand standard lines succession correctly.
Yeah if DQ’s throne succession works the same as the British royal family Eight would have a right to take the throne from his uncle. By taking the initiation ceremony alongside his cousin Eight has already proven he has what it takes to be a strong wise king.
It’s strange that in this ending, King Trode is all of a sudden prepared and willing to have his daughter be wed to Prince Charmles. After all, he had no idea that the wedding was called off. In the other endings, he either fought to prevent the marriage or talked with King Clavius to have the hero marry Jessica. I don’t understand what made him change his mind and go along with the marriage in this one.
Probably an oversight, but maybe it's because Medea didn't bow out of the wedding, thus Trode respected her choice to go through with it. And maybe she did go through with it cause her intuition told her it would work out.
To be honest, the world just being saved from darkness eternal by the Hero could probably override a lot of things. Charmles is likely extremely unpopular, and people would be more than happy to accept the hero who just killed rapthorne as a member of the royal family lets be real.
This might be an unpopular opinion but Princess Medea is much more my type...like Nera/Flora from Dragon Quest 5 or Serena from Dragon Quest 11...she has that soft, gentle, quiet, graceful ladylike class and elegance about her. Plus don't you get to be a Prince or Duke or something?
The first ending with medea is better than the true ending. In the first ending medea didnt like charmles bad attitude and decided to run away, in this true ending medea actually decided to really marry that spoiled brat prince charmless. And the act of stealing the princess bride and running away then king trode somehow manage to outrun you and was already waiting in the wagon is hilarious and amazing at the same time.
Has anyone ever thought that the king's father and his true love were being selfish when they made that promise of their kids marrying each other? Think about it. Their promise almost made Medea marry someone she didn't love.
In the words of Marcello. "Perhaps, but nothing more." They wanted to settle there lives together but from the strains of relations between Argonia, and Trodain made it impossible at the time so they decided to be together as in-laws to at least be together. Besides it was a older time so of course it would be selfish, people always do things like that when there in love. I mean, I would do what I can for my eventual girlfriend no matter what but I'll not go the mile the two were at before. And otherside from being in love it would've united Trodain, and Argonia to a better future later on when those scuffles are over. Only kinks was that 1 the better Prince of Argonia wasn't know yet, and was born an orphan, and ended up in Trodain without knowing his nobility, and the second was that the Prince that fulfills that duty became such a entiled coward. Luckily the first figured out his origins before then. (Or in the case of the ending before that rescued Medea from such a terrible marriage which no matter the ending there Grandparents wishes are now together either by relations or as husband, and wife.)
I never got the extra dialogue and choices with King Clavius. I showed him the ring and he just says he can't aknowledge me as an heir to the Royal family of Argonia. Still got the perfect ending regardless.
@@haji667 I know this is the 3DS version as it was the version I was playing. I never stated or indicated I played it on the PS2. Also it says so on the titles! Anyway I found out that to get the extra Dialogue with Clavius I had to get Alistair's Armour from Jessica's mother then sleep in Alexandia's tavern.
This part is totally fun because prince Charmles is totally busted remember the argon stone event whale prince Charmles only buy fake argon stone from npc
I have question, what happens after marriage? is it the protagonist can traveling with his family just like Dragon quest 5? i like that features, marriage isn't the end, so sad after marriage we can't travelling together..
I am confused on how to get this ending. I already beat Rhapthorne once and got the argon ring. I know I am supposed to beat Rhapthorne again, but I don't know how to trigger that event again.
@@shironnchwrong. You can only continue the dialogue if you meet the requirements for the jessica ending because the only reason the dialogue continues at this point is because you can choose who to marry. Comment is 2 years old but who cares maybe it helps someone 😂
@@yazzuo7213 I don't know about jessica ending. Because I play in the original ps2 game. And in the ps2 requirement is the ring must be in the hero inventory. If its in the bag then the scene won't trigger. The original don't have jessica ending. So sorry about the old knowledge
@@Diamonddeath Some of Jessica's battle outfits. The scene where Marcello cuts the thorns off his arms, and also the scene where David eats dog food are probably the biggest changes
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To get the perfect ending with JESSICA, you need both the Argon Ring and the Alistair's Armour from Alexandria.
Credit goes to @Lukethefox for bringing to my attention that you need the Alistair's Armour to get the extra dialogue choices (which is something I just get through the walkthrough anyway).
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Angelo: "I doubt anyone would notice you among the crowd."
Hero: *wearing godlike dragovian armor*
Getting this ending was worth it just to spite prince charmles
I still stand by this because i fucking hate prince charmles
@@Chewy00for real, he's awful. Medea and Eight are meant to be together
I don’t care what anyone says, I always choose Medea as my bride. It feels right and it feels like destiny.
I love Jessica but it feels like her marriage was added for fan service.
I get tears when Hero and Medea run away together with King Trode driving the carriage. Medea’s “ Were home for good” line hits me in the right spots.
It’s what I grew up with on PS2 and I still love it today!
Agreed ~ this case is like dq v childhood friends, Bianca,. Somehow I feel off if the main mc pick other girl and leave their old childhoods friends
Incredible Jake i agree with every word!
Just thinking about the blood on the sheets after the Hero pops her cherry is enough to give me a boner arrest.
You don't HAVE to marry your childhood friends, yes she is your childhood friend but the bond you share with your travel mate can be deeper, you face the problem and solve it together. But in DQ8 case, I ship the hero with Medea, Jessica is kinda forced and she is more suitable with Angelo. But in DQXI, The hero and the childhood friend have no chemistry at all
Totally there’s romantic tension between Eight and Medea the entire game and the Jessica ending just kind of shows up out of nowhere. It’s fun to see both endings but I think Eight is meant for Medea
A kiss between Toriyama characters? What alternate universe is this?
Thank you so much for this amazing and detailed walkthrough. This game was one of the ones that caught my eye when I was getting interested in the Dragon Quest series. You've put so much time and effort into this, it's sad to see it end. Your channel doesn't have many games on it but I hope to see more from you in the future. Thanks again for giving it everything in this game.
To Morrie
Thanks to Him his making The Hero's Dream Come true
Cant Believe i saw him on the Bench
... I have to say, after all the justification that went into the true Jessica ending, I really wish the true Medea one had as much dialogue. Medea's finally getting what she always hoped for, and always thought was impossible - half of her interactions in the game are about lamenting that broken dream. So it's kind of disappointing that she just gets an "oh!" and then fade to outside.
Oh well, it's still nice.
Same as a H/M fan. Ironically the first ending (Pre-Argon Ring) in the 3DS version where you can arrange it so that Medea allows for The Hero to leave and pursue his own life. It's done to accommodate the first ending with Jessica, but if you decide to remain with her you get a slightly better ending with Medea.
Also lack of reaction from Trode in that his soldier is his son-in-law.
Technically speaking, the True Medea ending is expanded from the original [PS2 version] if the Jessica branches are available. If you chose the answers that Hero does wants to marry the Princess to Clavius, he speaks a little more about his father’s intentions and wishes to someday marry with Trodain Kingdom. I’m assuming you meant more scenes of Medea talking with Hero? Yeah that is perhaps a bit more lacking.
As for the True Jessica ending, yeah it is quite extensive but I guess it’s to make up for the Normal Jessica being essentially just the Normal Medea ending with one little scene difference.
I personally like the True Jessica ending more not necessarily because of Jessica herself, but because Clavius still gives Charmles his verbal lashing that he deserves (which seems mostly absent in True Medea version).
68 hours of gameplay. It gets a bit grindy and boring at a point but is a really good game.
Technically as the son of the older brother doesn't the Hero's right to the throne supersede even King Clavius's? As the first born of the elder brother his kid is next in line even if he himself (Eltrio the hero's dad) steps down from the right to rule right? If I understand the lines of succession for royalty correctly it would be the Hero, Hero's potential kids, Clavius, then Charmles.
Well maybe not his but Charmles Definitely especially when you consider that you the player are the one to complete the initiation ceremony
Clavius mentioned that, but he said that having an heir pop out of nowhere would plunge the kingdom into chaos.
@@josephminer1770 Yes but I think he meant that in terms of ahead of Charmles. But in actuality the hero's right to succession of the throne is ahead of even the current king if I understand standard lines succession correctly.
Yeah if DQ’s throne succession works the same as the British royal family Eight would have a right to take the throne from his uncle. By taking the initiation ceremony alongside his cousin Eight has already proven he has what it takes to be a strong wise king.
It’s strange that in this ending, King Trode is all of a sudden prepared and willing to have his daughter be wed to Prince Charmles. After all, he had no idea that the wedding was called off. In the other endings, he either fought to prevent the marriage or talked with King Clavius to have the hero marry Jessica. I don’t understand what made him change his mind and go along with the marriage in this one.
we wont know how two paths played out behjnd the scenes. ita better off not knowing. like real life, fate works in mysterious ways
Probably an oversight, but maybe it's because Medea didn't bow out of the wedding, thus Trode respected her choice to go through with it. And maybe she did go through with it cause her intuition told her it would work out.
To be honest, the world just being saved from darkness eternal by the Hero could probably override a lot of things. Charmles is likely extremely unpopular, and people would be more than happy to accept the hero who just killed rapthorne as a member of the royal family lets be real.
This might be an unpopular opinion but Princess Medea is much more my type...like Nera/Flora from Dragon Quest 5 or Serena from Dragon Quest 11...she has that soft, gentle, quiet, graceful ladylike class and elegance about her. Plus don't you get to be a Prince or Duke or something?
The first ending with medea is better than the true ending.
In the first ending medea didnt like charmles bad attitude and decided to run away, in this true ending medea actually decided to really marry that spoiled brat prince charmless.
And the act of stealing the princess bride and running away then king trode somehow manage to outrun you and was already waiting in the wagon is hilarious and amazing at the same time.
Did anyone see the Zombie King at the back of the cathedral pews? What is up with that?
That's the zombie from Arcadia, from this sidequest: th-cam.com/video/bY-NBw07xFU/w-d-xo.html
Has anyone ever thought that the king's father and his true love were being selfish when they made that promise of their kids marrying each other? Think about it. Their promise almost made Medea marry someone she didn't love.
In the words of Marcello. "Perhaps, but nothing more." They wanted to settle there lives together but from the strains of relations between Argonia, and Trodain made it impossible at the time so they decided to be together as in-laws to at least be together. Besides it was a older time so of course it would be selfish, people always do things like that when there in love. I mean, I would do what I can for my eventual girlfriend no matter what but I'll not go the mile the two were at before. And otherside from being in love it would've united Trodain, and Argonia to a better future later on when those scuffles are over. Only kinks was that 1 the better Prince of Argonia wasn't know yet, and was born an orphan, and ended up in Trodain without knowing his nobility, and the second was that the Prince that fulfills that duty became such a entiled coward. Luckily the first figured out his origins before then. (Or in the case of the ending before that rescued Medea from such a terrible marriage which no matter the ending there Grandparents wishes are now together either by relations or as husband, and wife.)
10:20 Prince Chamles had a super sayan! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Funny enough, in the original PS2 version, the protagonist can turn into a Super Saiyan
I never got the extra dialogue and choices with King Clavius. I showed him the ring and he just says he can't aknowledge me as an heir to the Royal family of Argonia. Still got the perfect ending regardless.
This is the 3d version not the ps2 from back in the day.
@@haji667 I know this is the 3DS version as it was the version I was playing. I never stated or indicated I played it on the PS2. Also it says so on the titles! Anyway I found out that to get the extra Dialogue with Clavius I had to get Alistair's Armour from Jessica's mother then sleep in Alexandia's tavern.
This part is totally fun because prince Charmles is totally busted remember the argon stone event whale prince Charmles only buy fake argon stone from npc
I have question, what happens after marriage? is it the protagonist can traveling with his family just like Dragon quest 5? i like that features, marriage isn't the end, so sad after marriage we can't travelling together..
So you probably already know this but whatever:
The game resets to the point just before the final boss.
@@yazzuo7213 hmm.. common plot🗿
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This cutscene... What was the point?
perfect ending is with jessica
I am confused on how to get this ending. I already beat Rhapthorne once and got the argon ring. I know I am supposed to beat Rhapthorne again, but I don't know how to trigger that event again.
Zoom to Empycchu. Then talk to Empyrea, she'll fly you over to Rhapthorne.
@@Retro_Mage Why can't I continue the dialog with the king ?
He rejects me and close the discussion
@@stonguy5274 the ring must be in the hero inventory. Not in the item bag
@@shironnchwrong. You can only continue the dialogue if you meet the requirements for the jessica ending because the only reason the dialogue continues at this point is because you can choose who to marry.
Comment is 2 years old but who cares maybe it helps someone 😂
@@yazzuo7213 I don't know about jessica ending. Because I play in the original ps2 game. And in the ps2 requirement is the ring must be in the hero inventory. If its in the bag then the scene won't trigger. The original don't have jessica ending. So sorry about the old knowledge
Wait how do you have the symphonic ost on the 3ds dq8?
It's a patched ROM (also included uncensoring)
GamingDruid ohhh I see so this was on the pc gotcha
What was censored?
@@Diamonddeath Some of Jessica's battle outfits. The scene where Marcello cuts the thorns off his arms, and also the scene where David eats dog food are probably the biggest changes
@@Retro_Mage Can you get the download items emulating this as well?
TRA you’re
YES I LIKE THIS ENDING 100/10. I H8 JESSICA ENDING BRUH