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Dragon Quest V (SNES)

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Title Screen

Dragon Quest V Tenkuu no Hanayome

Also known as: Dragon Quest V Tenkuu no Hanayome (Boxart)
Developer: Chunsoft
Publisher: Enix
Platform: SNES
Released in JP: September 27, 1992


DevTextIcon.png This game has hidden development-related text.
DebugIcon.png This game has debugging material.


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Dragon Quest V is the fifth installment of the series. It's the first game of the series that allows monsters to join your party. It was unreleased outside Japan until its remake for the Nintendo DS.

Debug Mode

Elementary, my dear Cactus.
This needs some investigation.
Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page.
Specifically: Get the debug menu to actually work.

The incomplete Game Genie code DD6D-DDD0 DD6D-DD00 will activate a Debug Mode of sorts in the Japanese version. Holding B activates a walk-through-walls mode, and if you use the Return magic, you can warp to any location in the game.

When you bring up the menu with A then select the second option, a fifth option for opening a debug menu is added. However, it crashes the game because this cheat code is incomplete.


(Source: Gedowski)

Cheat

There's a hidden cheat in the game only activated under very strange condition. Often called as "Hitoshikonomi" (ひとしこのみ), named after the first syllable of each required item, you need to equip your protagonist with these and said items only in exact order:

  • Cypress stick (ひのきのぼう)
  • Bone stake (とがったホネ)
  • Happy hat (しあわせのぼうし)
  • Oaken club (こんぼう)
  • Saw blade (のこぎりがたな)
  • Cloak of evasion (みかわしのふく)

If done correctly, your party member's attack will always be counted as a critical hit, and any recruitable monsters will join you by 100% chance. This secret feature is never hinted in any official media, and made unavailable in subsequent ports, so it's probably an artifact of development that they simply forgot to remove.

Revision Number

A small string can be seen at 0x15C4DF:

winter DQ5 version $Revision: 1.44 $