A Dragon Quest fan made a Halloween prop based on the Dancing Devil enemy from the series. Many impressive projects are undertaken during the Halloween season as gamers celebrate the holiday. Franchises such as Pokemon and Overwatch hold special Halloween events every year while players create costumes and decorations based on their favorite games in real life.
The Dancing Devil is a recurring enemy that players encounter in the Dragon Quest series. The monster has the ability to make party members dance, which does not let them take an action for a couple of turns. While the creature has appeared in a few of the main Dragon Quest titles, it has also shown up in a number of the series' spin-offs, including Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker.
On Reddit, a user known as Enki_shulgi posted an image of a Halloween prop they made based off of Dragon Quest. The decoration is of the Dancing Devil enemy from the RPG series and is made of various materials. The piece is primarily built of paper mache, though its skeleton consists of cardboard and tubes. According to Enki_shulgi, they make a large prop for their front yard every Halloween and decided to make one of the Dragon Quest monster this year. The Dancing Devil is really well done and does a good job of capturing the creature's characteristics that are seen in the games.
I make large Halloween props for my front yard display every year. This year I did a dancing devil from DQ! fromdragonquest
Enki_shulgi's Reddit post has earned a number of fans. Many users have called the piece amazing, while a commenter mentioned that it is really high quality and that they would buy it. One gamer stated that they killed thousands of the monster last month and that Enki_shulgi's prop nailed their likeness from the Dragon Quest games. A player joked that they cannot stop dancing, referring to the creature's signature ability. Enki_shulgi did a good job on the prop, which should look nice while it is displayed on their front yard.
Enki_shulgi is not the only one getting into the spirit of the spooky season. A Redditor named secondbreakfastspoon shared an image of an Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim Halloween display that they made. The display features a shelf full of bottles that the user made themselves, all labeled with the names of ingredients from the RPG like Nirnroot, Spriggan Sap, and Frost Salts. In the center is a detailed recreation of the mask of Krosis, one of the dragon priests from Skyrim. Both Enki_shulgi and secondbreakfastspoon are doing a good job of celebrating Halloween with the video games that many players love.
Dragon Quest Treasures will release for the Nintendo Switch on December 9.