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Dragon Quest Heroes II - A Bridgekeeper Too Far | Part 10

1,432 views · Published 27 December 2018 · 19:09 · Indexed 4 October 2026

Channel: Xaldin007 · 2018 · Gaming

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To make the bridge to proceed to Ingenia, we first need to take the Bridgekeeper in Harba. This is a pretty unique stage where we don't just run around fighting people the whole time. We've got to explore the entire city of Harba and talk to the NPCs, particularly the guards, to discover who the bridgekeeper is disguising himself as.

8:15 - Float-o-Copier - This is who we're looking for. Once we discover him, he actually puts up a decent fight. Float-o-Copiers are capable of transforming into one of the characters in the current party and then performing one of their signature attacks, of which they are uninterruptible during. The attack they do depends on who they change into obviously, and that's really his only method of attack so you can kind of just gang up on him to bring his HP down relatively fast.

After lowering his HP to about 30% he'll run away. Then we've got to track him down, which we can talk to some NPCs who will have changed their dialogue to point you in the right direction. We want to head towards the docks in the northeast where the children are playing. There, we can find a set of pots...and one that's very noticeably shaking back and forth. Gee, I wonder which one he could be hiding in.

Next the Float-o-Copier will run off once again. This time he tells us to meet him in the square for a face off. Except now he's rounded up a posse and is about to bust a cap in the party's collective asses, west coast style. They all have unique names above their heads and some may have new skins from the usual monsters of their type, but they all attack the same as we'd expect. Except for the mage, who is new. His kind casts magic from afar and can deal some damage if left unchecked, but are some of the flimsiest monsters in the game. 

Despite having to fight all these enemy types alongside the Float-o-Copier, it's still not really hard. But hey, this was a neat little distraction. I enjoy some stages with variety to them.

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