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Update: Added in details below.

– Final Fantasy Type-0 characters Machina Kunagiri and Rem Tokimiya will be playable
– Quest Medley system is back
– Players can trade Quest Melody maps with friends wirelessly
– When a map is cleared, players are able to see what boss will appear on that same map the next time the player challenges the stage

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Details are now available regarding Dragon Quest Monsters 2 post-game bosses. A roundup of information is posted below.

– After beating the game, days go by as the protagonists live in peace with the citizens of Malta
– New enemies eventually emerge
– This is the beginning of a new threat that the land has yet to see
– Find the “Ultimate Key” somewhere in the world to save Malta again
– No one knows where the key is
– Key unlocks the “New World” and the “Legendary Demonlords”
– These monsters will be returning as super G-sized and far more powerful than ever
– Shin Dracolord: said to have lost himself in rage, and his physical abilities have increased tenfold, along with a new set of wings on his back
– Geno Malroth: has even more magic power; tip of his tail seems to have some sort of dragon head on it now
– Zoma: now has his Asura Zoma form, which is supposedly his “serious” form; will be using his weapon on his back to give your party of monsters a hard time

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Trademarks for potential Dragon Quest game localizations continue to appear. The latest, as spotted by Siliconera, is “Luminaries of the Legendary Line” registered in the US database.

Now the only question is: do these filings have anything to do with the Japanese Dragon Quest 3DS remakes? Or do they pertain to the smartphone remakes?

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Kotaku recently had the chance to speak with Bravely Default producer Tomoya Asano and assistant producer Shinji Takahashi. The two commented on the game’s Final Fantasy ties and name, interest in localizing Bravely Second, and more.

You can find some excerpts from the interview below. Kotaku’s full piece is located here.

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Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call will launch in Japan on April 24, Square Enix announced today. The game will be available for 5,800 yen at retail and 4,444 yen on the eShop.

A limited edition 3DS XL will also be made available when Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call hits Japan. The package includes a specially-designed system and pre-installed copy of the title. Pricing for the bundle is set at 23,00 yen.

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