Drakengard

September 11, 2003

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Drakengard

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Drakengard

Platforms

PlayStation 2

Companies

Cavia Square Enix Square Enix Product Development Division 10 Take-Two Interactive

Genres

Hack and slash/Beat 'em up Role-playing (RPG)

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Character designer, Kimihiko Fujisaka, has said in a Famitsu interview that he was embarrassed to see his designs from ten years ago and especially regretted Caim's design. When he redrew Caim for Lord of Vermillon, Fujisaka's main goal for his outfit was to do something which was impossible for the team to render during Drakengard's development.

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Yoko became director only because Iwasaki was too busy with other projects at the time. Yoko was originally planned to be the art director. Iwasaki and Shiba had no experience writing stories and were mainly driven to have as many game mechanics and content as possible over creative issues. Yoko considers Iwasaki the "true father" of the series.

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Inuart was originally intended to take the role of the game's protagonist, while Caim was going to be the rival character.

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The world map is an upside-down map of Europe.

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The weapon "Skald's Song" was originally known as the Devolapopola in the Japanese version of the game. The original version of the story included the names of the sisters, Dobo and Popo. This story was the main inspiration for the characters Devola and Popola in the spin-off NieR.

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According to creative directer, Taro Yoko, Arioch's character was roughly inspired by Ritsuko Akagi from Neon Genesis Evangelion, and was entirely his idea.

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According to Takuya Iwasaki, the twins Seere and Manah were loosely based on Natalie Portman's twelve year old character in the film "Léon: The Professional".

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According to Cavia producer, Takuya Iwasaki, Verdelet was originally going to be a boss character. However, the team realized that they lacked a person who was concerned for the Goddess and decided to adapt him for this position.