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|Name=Tom Foolery |
|Name=Tom Foolery |
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+ | |Game=Dragon Quest IV |
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+ | |Sprite=[[File:Dq4panon-sprite-NES.gif]] |
|Japanese name=パノン |
|Japanese name=パノン |
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+ | |Romaji=Panon |
| + | |Gender = Male |
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|Class=Comedian |
|Class=Comedian |
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|Race=Human |
|Race=Human |
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| + | == Characteristics == |
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| + | In his original appearance, '''Tom Foolery''' bears a resemblence to both traditional jesters and contemporary circus clowns. He wears a white and red jacket with a frilly collar and wrists. He also dons bright green pants and a yellow sash is wrapped around his waist. Dark green shoes cover his feet and a small cape is draped behind him. He wears white makeup, a bright red nose and a red fez. |
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| + | His redesign in subsequent remakes is closer to a historical jester's appearance, now wearing a buttoned red tunic with a frilly white collar and wristguards, ending at a black belt around his waist into a patterned frill decorated with bells. He dons baggy red breeches tucked into curved yellow boots. He retains his curly blonde hair and has blue eyes and a mustache. |
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| − | ==Story== |
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| − | [[File:DQ4_Tom_Foolery.png|thumb|113px]] |
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| + | ==Appearances== |
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| ⚫ | Tom Foolery is first seen in [[Laissez Fayre]] in [[Dragon Quest IV Chapter 4|Chapter 4]], as a replacement act for [[Maya]]. When the party travels to [[Canalot]] in [[Dragon Quest IV Chapter 5|Chapter 5]] in search of the [[Zenithia Equipment]], the king says he will only give the equipment to the person who can make him laugh. The party runs down to Laissez Fayre and recruits Tom for the task, but when he reaches there, instead of delivering on his promise he makes a speech on the necessity of assisting the Chosen. The |
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| − | g is convinced and gives up his treasure, after which Tom leaves the party and begins travelling. |
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| ⚫ | Tom Foolery is first seen in [[Laissez Fayre]] in [[Dragon Quest IV Chapter 4|Chapter 4]], as a replacement act for [[Maya]]. When the party travels to [[Canalot]] in [[Dragon Quest IV Chapter 5|Chapter 5]] in search of the [[Zenithia Equipment]], the king says he will only give the equipment to the person who can make him laugh. The party runs down to Laissez Fayre and recruits Tom for the task, but when he reaches there, instead of delivering on his promise he makes a speech on the necessity of assisting the Chosen. The king is convinced and gives up his treasure, after which Tom leaves the party and begins travelling. |
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| + | The ''IV'' version of Tom will appear in the near-future version of Reaper's Peak, using his sprite from the DS version of the game instead of a generic NPC. He is seen in the inn, and explains that he needed a bodyguard to reach the village. However, it took five days for the pair to make it Reaper's Peak and [[Hardie]] left as soon as they got there, leaving Tom to make a pun at his expense. |
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==Equipment== |
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| − | ==Appearance in other games== |
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| + | * In the NES Version, Tom will depart upon leaving the castle entirely after the [[Zenithian Helm]] is obtained whether through exiting the castle town or using the [[Zoom]] spell. In the remakes, he leaves the party after they exit the King's chamber. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| − | If someone is engaging in |
+ | *If someone is engaging in an act of tomfoolery, they are acting funny, or often trying to make others laugh. This goes along very nicely with how the party recruit Tom to make the king laugh. |
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[[Category:Dragon Quest IV characters]] |
[[Category:Dragon Quest IV characters]] |
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Revision as of 09:18, 11 February 2020
Tom Foolery (originally Panon) is a temporary playable character in IV.
Characteristics
In his original appearance, Tom Foolery bears a resemblence to both traditional jesters and contemporary circus clowns. He wears a white and red jacket with a frilly collar and wrists. He also dons bright green pants and a yellow sash is wrapped around his waist. Dark green shoes cover his feet and a small cape is draped behind him. He wears white makeup, a bright red nose and a red fez.
His redesign in subsequent remakes is closer to a historical jester's appearance, now wearing a buttoned red tunic with a frilly white collar and wristguards, ending at a black belt around his waist into a patterned frill decorated with bells. He dons baggy red breeches tucked into curved yellow boots. He retains his curly blonde hair and has blue eyes and a mustache.
Appearances
Dragon Quest IV
Tom Foolery is first seen in Laissez Fayre in Chapter 4, as a replacement act for Maya. When the party travels to Canalot in Chapter 5 in search of the Zenithia Equipment, the king says he will only give the equipment to the person who can make him laugh. The party runs down to Laissez Fayre and recruits Tom for the task, but when he reaches there, instead of delivering on his promise he makes a speech on the necessity of assisting the Chosen. The king is convinced and gives up his treasure, after which Tom leaves the party and begins travelling.
Dragon Quest VI
In the Lower World version of Clearvale, it's mentioned by a town resident that many entertainers visited. One of whom went by the name Tom Foolery. He can be found in an underwater shrine southwest of Graceskull, having lost his memory and uses the bartender sprite.
The IV version of Tom will appear in the near-future version of Reaper's Peak, using his sprite from the DS version of the game instead of a generic NPC. He is seen in the inn, and explains that he needed a bodyguard to reach the village. However, it took five days for the pair to make it Reaper's Peak and Hardie left as soon as they got there, leaving Tom to make a pun at his expense.
Dragon Quest IX
Tom Foolery appears as a NPC minstrel ghost in Alltrades Abbey who assigns some quests to the player. He has a son locked up in the prison of Stornway.
Equipment
Spell
Remake
- In the NES Version, Tom will depart upon leaving the castle entirely after the Zenithian Helm is obtained whether through exiting the castle town or using the Zoom spell. In the remakes, he leaves the party after they exit the King's chamber.
Trivia
- Tom Foolery and Healie are the only NPC allies to completely disappear later in Dragon Quest IV.
- If someone is engaging in an act of tomfoolery, they are acting funny, or often trying to make others laugh. This goes along very nicely with how the party recruit Tom to make the king laugh.
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