Editing Zenithian (section)

==Appearances==
==={{DQ4}}===
It is implied at several points throughout the game that the {{Hero 4}} is the son of a woodcutter and a Zenithian who ventured to Terrestria.

When the Chosen Ones climb [[Yggdrasil]] from it's roots in [[El Forado]] they encounter a lost Zenithian named Orifiela who had fallen from the cloud castle. Protecting her from the monsters infesting the world tree, she guides the party to the fabled [[Zenithian sword]] and later helps the group enter Zenithia itself.

Later on, the PC party is able to travel to Zenithia via the [[Stairway to Zenithia]] and interact with the rest of the Zenithians there before moving on to [[Nadiria]] to complete the game.

==={{DQ5}}===
The Zenithians spend much of the game frozen in stasis due to the forces of evil causing Zenithia to plummet from the clouds into a lake. The Zenith Dragon works to restore his flock after he himself is freed from the [[Diggery Pokery]]. 

Through the course of the game it is revealed that [[Bianca]], [[Nera]], and [[Debora]] are in fact distant descendants of the Zenithians, explaining the game's subtitle of "hand of the heavenly bride" is a literal statement. In turn this explains how the [[Hero's son]] is able to wield the [[Zenithian Equipment]].

==={{DQM3}}===
The Zenithians are based on their appearance in ''Dragon Quest IV''. One Zenithian of note is the madwoman [[Azabel]], who only saw imperfections in the material world and saw fit to eradicate all life in order to make way for her personal, idealized world. To accomplish this she stole the [[Secret of Creation]] and birthed three terrifyingly powerful monsters in the form of [[Estark|Dumajurah]], [[Estark Izmah|Izmajurah]], and [[Estark Venjah|Venjurah]]. She ordered her three "children" to lay waste to Terrestria, forcing the Zenith Dragon and an armed host of Zenithians to wage war against her.