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Drakengard

Also known as: Drag-On Dragoon (JP)
Developer: cavia
Publisher: Square Enix
Platform: PlayStation 2
Released in JP: September 11, 2003
Released in US: March 5, 2004
Released in EU: May 24, 2004


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Drakengard, known as Drag-On Dragoon in Japan, is a hybrid musou & 3D flying shooter by Cavia. The game is known for its disturbing story and cast, its harsh and experimental soundtrack, and for being the first game directed by the currently-popular director Yoko Taro.

Unused Models

This rather simplistic unused cat model is actually based off the old 2chan meme Mona, and is found in the file file14_CAIM.fpk. It's not known what this model was used for, but since Yoko Taro (the writer of this game) is widely reputed as a genius troll, perhaps this model's presence is appropriate.

DrakengardTestCat.png

An unused model which appears to be Neo from "The Matrix". The name of this file is file12_CAIM.fpk. It's also unclear what the purpose of this model was for.

Drakengardtestman.PNG

Unused Graphics

A graphic that's used for testing.

DrakengardCheckerTest.png

A title screen, most likely a placeholder, found within "FILE_1076.fpk" as "FILE_116.bmp".

DrakengardUnusedTitleScreen.png
(Source: I AM CAIM)

Early in-game screenshots of what seems to be test cutscenes, found within "FILE_1076.fpk" as "FILE_28.bmp" and "FILE_29.bmp". These scenes never take place in-game, and Inuart is called "Eris", a character from Drakengard 2.

DrakengardEarlyCutsceneScreenshot1.png
DrakengardEarlyCutsceneScreenshot2.png
(Source: I AM CAIM)