Dragon Quest surpasses 100 million copies sold worldwide

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Square Enix’s franchise has topped 100 million units, cementing its place in the history of Japanese RPGs.

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Dragon Quest has surpassed 100 million copies sold worldwide. The milestone cements Square Enix's series as one of the most successful franchises in the history of Japanese RPGs.

The figure combines global sales across the series, but Square Enix did not provide a breakdown by title, platform or region. The company also did not say which releases contributed most to the milestone.

Created by Square Enix, Dragon Quest has built its legacy through numbered entries, spin-offs and adaptations for different platforms. The franchise debuted on the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1986 and has accumulated decades of releases, remaining particularly relevant in the Japanese market while expanding its international reach.

The series' identity is also closely tied to the work of Akira Toriyama, creator of Dragon Ball. The artist was responsible for the character and monster designs that have become a defining part of Dragon Quest's visual style over the years.

The 100 million units reflect the cumulative impact of the entire franchise, not just a single game. Despite differences in title availability between regions, Dragon Quest has built a broad audience and remains one of Square Enix's most important properties.

The new figure reinforces the series' historic standing within the genre. From its NES debut to the many games and spin-offs released since, Dragon Quest has reached a major commercial milestone, though individual sales figures by title or platform have not been disclosed.

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