Goodybag

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Not to be confused with Goodie Bag.
Goodybag
FSDancingjewel.png
Artwork of Gumdrops from Fortune Street
Species Goodybag
First appearance Dragon Quest III (1988, Dragon Quest series)
Itadaki Street DS (2007, Super Mario-related media)
Latest appearance Fortune Street (2011, Super Mario-related media)
“OooOOH! GooDy GOODY! GumDrOps is heRE! SHop tiLL you GUMDrop, 'tIS whAT I SAy!”
Gumdrops, Fortune Street

Goodybags, also known as Dancing Jewels, are recurring enemies in the Dragon Quest series since Dragon Quest III. A Goodybag appears as a support character in Itadaki Street DS. Once Chance Card No. 28 is obtained, the player can summon it on the field for help.

A Goodybag named "Gumdrops" returns in Fortune Street, where it appears for a few turns after a player chooses Venture Card #28. During its turn, it rolls the die and pays out the owner of any shop it lands on.

Gumdrops' name is a reference to the recruitable Goodybag from Dragon Quest V. In English translations, its dialogue erratically alternates between letter cases, matching the style in the source material.

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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese おどるほうせき
Odoru Hōseki
Dancing Jewels

German Klunkerbeutel
Gems Bag
Italian Sacco Ghiottone
Glutton Bag
Spanish Saco de joyas
Bag of jewels