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**The original ''Final Fantasy'' included a grave for [[Link]], which was replaced in localization with a grave for Erdrick.<ref>[http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/grave-rivalry-the-fate-of-competing-video-game-hero Grave Rivalry – The Fate of Competing Video Game Heroes – Hardcore Gaming 101]</ref> ''Enix'' and ''Square'' were merged afterward and they are now Square Enix.
**The original ''Final Fantasy'' included a grave for [[Link]], which was replaced in localization with a grave for Erdrick.<ref>[http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/grave-rivalry-the-fate-of-competing-video-game-hero Grave Rivalry – The Fate of Competing Video Game Heroes – Hardcore Gaming 101]</ref> ''Enix'' and ''Square'' were merged afterward and they are now Square Enix.
*The series was originally released as ''Dragon Warrior'' in the North American market, due to the regional trademark on "Dragon Quest" being held by board game manufacturer TSR.
*The series was originally released as ''Dragon Warrior'' in the North American market, due to the regional trademark on "Dragon Quest" being held by board game manufacturer TSR.
*''Dragon Quest'' is the fourth third-party series to debut on a Nintendo console; the others are {{uv|Mega Man}}, ''Final Fantasy'', {{uv|Castlevania}}, and {{uv|Banjo-Kazooie}}.
*''Dragon Quest'' is one of five third-party series with primary representation in the Smash Bros. series to debut on a Nintendo console; the others are {{uv|Mega Man}}, ''Final Fantasy'', {{uv|Castlevania}}, and {{uv|Banjo-Kazooie}}.
**All of these series debuted on NES except for ''Banjo-Kazooie'', which debuted on Nintendo 64.
**All of these series debuted on NES except for ''Banjo-Kazooie'', which debuted on Nintendo 64.
*''Dragon Quest'' is the only series to have a unique logo for Korean and both Chinese languages on the ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' website.


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