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'''Itadaki Street''' is a series of Monopoly-like electronic board games created by [[Yuji Horii]] and released in Japan by [[Enix]] or [[Square Enix]]. Each game features themed characters drawn from the company's various franchises. Three games in the series so far feature characters (or monsters) drawn from the {{Main Series}} franchise; earlier games in the series generally do not feature ''Dragon Quest'' characters.  
'''Itadaki Street''' is a series of Monopoly-like electronic board games created by [[Yuji Horii]] and released in Japan by [[Enix]] and later [[Square Enix]]. Each game features themed characters drawn from the company's various franchises. Starting with the 2004 title Itadaki Street Special, the games in the series feature characters and monsters drawn from the {{Main Series}} franchise; earlier games in the series generally do not feature ''Dragon Quest'' characters.  


==Games in the series==
==Games in the series==
===''[[Itadaki Street Special|Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Special]]''===
===''[[Itadaki Street Special|Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Special]]''===
''Main article: [[Itadaki Street Special]]''
''Main article: [[Itadaki Street Special]]''
Available Dragon Quest characters:
*[[Slime]]
*[[Prince of Cannock]] (from {{DQ2}})
*[[Princess of Moonbrooke]]  (from {{DQ2}})
*[[Robbin' 'Ood]] (from {{DQ3}})
*[[Ragnar]] (from {{DQ4}})
*[[Kiryl]] (from {{DQ4}})
*[[Alena]]  (from {{DQ4}})
*[[Bianca]] (from {{DQ5}})
*[[Nera]] (from {{DQ5}})
*[[Terry]] (from {{DQM}})


===''[[Itadaki Street Portable]]''===
===''[[Itadaki Street Portable]]''===
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*[[Slime]]
*[[Slime]]
*{{DQ4}}: [[Alena]]
*[[Alena]] (from {{DQ4}})
*{{DQ4}}: [[Maya Mahabala]] (Manya in Japan)
*[[Maya]] (from {{DQ4}}) ('''Newcomer''')
*{{DQ4}}: [[Meena Mahabala]] (Minea in Japan)
*[[Meena]] (from {{DQ4}}) ('''Newcomer''')
*{{DQ5}}: [[Bianca Whitaker]]
*[[Bianca]] (from {{DQ5}})
*{{DQ7}}: [[Kiefer]]
*[[Kiefer]] (from {{DQ7}}) ('''Newcomer''')
*{{DQ7}}: [[Maribel Mayde]]
*[[Maribel Mayde]] (from {{DQ7}}) ('''Newcomer''')
*{{DQ8}}: [[Jessica Albert]]
*[[Jessica Albert]] (from {{DQ8}}) ('''Newcomer''')
*{{DQ8}}: [[Angelo]] ([[Kukule]] in Japan)
*[[Angelo]] (from {{DQ8}}) ('''Newcomer''')
*{{DQ8}}: [[Yangus]]
*[[Yangus]] (from {{DQ8}}) ('''Newcomer''')
*{{DQ8}}: [[Trode]]
*[[Trode]] (from {{DQ8}}) ('''Newcomer''')
*{{DQ8}}: [[Marcello]]
*[[Marcello]] (from {{DQ8}}) ('''Newcomer''')


===''[[Itadaki Street DS]]''===
===''[[Itadaki Street DS]]''===
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'''Itadaki Street DS''', a 2007 [[Nintendo DS]] game, features characters drawn from ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' and from Nintendo's ''[[Super Mario]]'' franchise.
'''Itadaki Street DS''', a 2007 [[Nintendo DS]] game, features characters drawn from ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' and from Nintendo's ''[[Super Mario]]'' franchise.
Featured Dragon Quest characters:
*[[Slime]]
*[[Platypunk]] ('''Newcomer''')
*[[Healslime]] ('''Newcomer''')
*[[Goodybag]] ('''Newcomer''')
*[[Dragonlord]] (from {{DQ1}}) ('''Newcomer''')
*[[Princess of Moonbrooke]] (from {{DQ2}})
*[[Alena]]  (from {{DQ4}})
*[[Kiryl]] (from {{DQ4}})
*[[Bianca]] (from {{DQ5}})
*[[Carver]] (from {{DQ6}})
*[[Jessica]] (from {{DQ8}})
*[[Angelo]] (from {{DQ8}})
*Young [[Yangus]] (from ''[[Dragon Quest: Shōnen Yangus to Fushigi no Dungeon]]'') ('''Newcomer''')


===''[[Fortune Street]]''===
===''[[Fortune Street]]''===
''Main article: [[Fortune Street]]''
''Main article: [[Fortune Street]]''


'''Fortune Street''', is the first Itadaki Street game on the Nintendo Wii, it was published by Nintendo in North America and released on December 1st, 2011 in Japan.  It is similar to Itadaki Street DS, sharing many of the same characters and boards as that game.
'''Fortune Street''', is the first Itadaki Street game on the Nintendo Wii, it was published by Nintendo in North America and released on December 1st, 2011 in Japan. In Europe, it had the title "Boom Street".  It is similar to Itadaki Street DS, sharing many of the same characters and boards as that game.
 
Available Dragon Quest characters in this title:
*[[Slime]]
*[[Platypunk]]
*[[Goodybag]], as '''Dancing Jewels'''
*[[Princess of Moonbrooke]], as '''Princessa''' (from {{DQ2}})
*[[Alena]], as '''Tsarevna Alena''' (from {{DQ4}})
*[[Kiryl]] (from {{DQ4}})
*[[Bianca]] (from {{DQ5}})
*[[Carver]] (from {{DQ6}})
*[[Angelo]] (from {{DQ8}})
*Young [[Yangus]] (from ''[[Dragon Quest: Shōnen Yangus to Fushigi no Dungeon]]'')
*[[Stella]] (from {{DQ8}}) ('''Newcomer''')
 


===''[[Itadaki Street: Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy 30th Anniversary]]''===
===''[[Itadaki Street: Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy 30th Anniversary]]''===
''Main article: [[Itadaki Street: Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy 30th Anniversary]]''
''Main article: [[Itadaki Street: Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy 30th Anniversary]]''
Featured Dragon Quest characters:
*[[Alena]] (from {{DQ4}})
*[[Kiryl]] (from {{DQ4}})
*[[Torneko]] (from {{DQ4}})
*[[Bianca]] (from {{DQ5}})
*[[Nera]] (from {{DQ5}})
*[[Terry]] (from {{DQ6}}) ('''Newcomer''')
*[[Carver]] (from {{DQ6}})
*[[Maribel Mayde]] (from {{DQ7}})
*[[Jessica Albert]] (from {{DQ8}})
*[[Angelo]] (from {{DQ8}})
*[[Erinn]] (from {{DQ9}})('''Newcomer''')
*[[Anlucia]] (from {{DQ10}})('''Newcomer''')
*[[Nelgel]] (from {{DQ10}}) ('''Newcomer''')
*[[Sylvando]] (from {{DQ11}}) ('''Newcomer''')
*[[Healix]] (from {{Heroes 2}}) ('''Not playable''')


==Cover Gallery==
==Cover Gallery==
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Latest revision as of 14:48, 28 May 2026

Itadaki Street is a series of Monopoly-like electronic board games created by Yuji Horii and released in Japan by Enix and later Square Enix. Each game features themed characters drawn from the company's various franchises. Starting with the 2004 title Itadaki Street Special, the games in the series feature characters and monsters drawn from the Dragon Quest franchise; earlier games in the series generally do not feature Dragon Quest characters.

Games in the series[edit | edit source]

Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Special[edit | edit source]

Main article: Itadaki Street Special

Available Dragon Quest characters:

Itadaki Street Portable[edit | edit source]

Main article: Itadaki Street Portable

Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Portable is a 2006 PSP game, featuring characters from Square Enix's Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy series.

It features the following characters from Dragon Quest:

Itadaki Street DS[edit | edit source]

Main article: Itadaki Street DS

Itadaki Street DS, a 2007 Nintendo DS game, features characters drawn from Dragon Quest and from Nintendo's Super Mario franchise.

Featured Dragon Quest characters:

Fortune Street[edit | edit source]

Main article: Fortune Street

Fortune Street, is the first Itadaki Street game on the Nintendo Wii, it was published by Nintendo in North America and released on December 1st, 2011 in Japan. In Europe, it had the title "Boom Street". It is similar to Itadaki Street DS, sharing many of the same characters and boards as that game.

Available Dragon Quest characters in this title:


Itadaki Street: Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy 30th Anniversary[edit | edit source]

Main article: Itadaki Street: Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy 30th Anniversary

Featured Dragon Quest characters:

Cover Gallery[edit | edit source]

  • Itadaki Street Special.
    Itadaki Street Special.
  • Itadaki Street Portable.
    Itadaki Street Portable.
  • Itadaki Street DS
    Itadaki Street DS
  • Fortune Street.
    Fortune Street.
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