Dragon Quest

Japan's most iconic RPG franchise, launched in 1986 by Enix (now Square Enix). Created through the legendary collaboration of game designer Yuji Horii, character designer Akira Toriyama, and composer Koichi Sugiyama, Dragon Quest established the RPG genre in Japan and became a cultural institution. Each new mainline release is a major national event—the government once reportedly asked Square Enix to release games on weekends to prevent mass absenteeism. The series is known for its accessible gameplay, charming monster designs, and orchestral music. With over 88 million copies sold worldwide across the mainline series, spin-offs, and mobile titles, Dragon Quest remains one of gaming's most beloved and enduring franchises.

A media mix franchise conceived by Satoshi Tajiri and developed by Game Freak. Through expansion across games, anime, trading cards, and films, it became one of the world's most successful entertainment franchises. 'Pokemon GO' sparked a global social phenomenon.

An RPG series with its first installment released by Square (now Square Enix) in 1987. Each title features a unique world and story, captivating fans worldwide with cinematic presentation and grand musical scores. It is the definitive series that popularized Japanese RPGs globally.

An RPG series developed by Atlus. Known for its unique design fusing modern Japanese school life with Persona-powered combat. With its stylish UI and music incorporating jazz and pop, it has cultivated a dedicated global fanbase.

Square Enix's RPG series. Since 1987, it has continually innovated with visual beauty and epic narratives, influencing global gaming. Over 180 million units sold.

An RPG series by Atlus. Its unique fusion of modern Japanese school life with mythological worlds and stylish design has cultivated a passionate global fanbase.