Dragon Quest Island

Dragon Quest Island to Appear at Anime Amusement Park Nijigen no Mori

A new Dragon Quest attraction will appear at the Japanese amusement park Nijigen no Mori in Spring 2021. Titled Dragon Quest Island, this outdoor attraction will seek to fully immerse attendees in the world of Dragon Quest. It will contain digital and physical elements, where participants can experience the fantasy of becoming the main character in a Dragon Quest story. [Thanks, 4Gamer!]

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The attraction will release to celebrate the thirty-fifth anniversary of the Dragon Quest series. It will feature recognizable monsters from the series, such as slimes. In addition to this, there will be monsters that will exclusively appear at the upcoming attraction and be unique to Dragon Quest Island. Attendees can purchase themed food, drinks and exclusive merchandise while at the park.

More information about Dragon Quest Island will be posted on the official website, through the Nijigen no Mori, and at the Dragon Quest Island Twitter account. Messages will be sent by an original character known as Homilot. In addition, his new slime character will guide attendees through the attraction once it has opened.

Nijigen no Mori is an anime amusement park located inside of the Awajishima Prefectural Park in Japan. Located on Awaji Island, it offered themed attractions from series like Naruto, Godzilla, and Crayola Shin-chan.

Dragon Quest XI S: Definitive Edition recently released on the Xbox Game Pass service. Dragon Quest XI S: Definitive Edition includes content that was previously exclusive to the Nintendo Switch and Japanese Nintendo 3DS release.


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