Carver

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This article is about the Dragon Quest character. For the real-life American historical figure seen in Mario's Time Machine, see George Washington Carver.
Carver
Carver2 FS.png
Artwork of Carver from Fortune Street
Species Human
First appearance Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation (1995, Dragon Quest series)
Itadaki Street DS (2007, Super Mario-related media)
Latest appearance Fortune Street (2011)
“Suit number two at last! Let’s keep rollin’, fellas!”
Carver, Fortune Street

Carver (also known as Hassan) is a character from Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation and a playable character in Itadaki Street DS and its sequel Fortune Street. In the Dragon Quest series, Carver is a strong fighter who has trouble remembering his past. He would later find out he is from Port Haven and the son of a talented couple of carpenters.

History[edit]

Itadaki Street DS[edit]

Screenshot of a character talking
Hassan in Itadaki Street DS

Carver makes his introduction into the Super Mario franchise through the Super Mario and Dragon Quest cross-over game Itadaki Street DS. He is featured as one of eleven playable Dragon Quest series characters in this game. Being a Japanese exclusive game, Itadaki Street DS refers to the character as Hassan.

Hassan Hair and Hassan's Clothings are collectible items that can be equipped on customizable characters.

Fortune Street[edit]

Carver reappears in Fortune Street. He appears physically unchanged since his first appearance alongside Mario and friends.

Profiles and statistics[edit]

Fortune Street[edit]

  • Website description:
    • English (American):
      Don't let this muscle-bound hulk's appearance deceive you. Carver is a gentle man. But can his carpentry skills build him a fortune on Fortune Street?

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese ハッサン[?]
Hassan
From "حسّان" (hassan, "improver" in Arabic)
French Olivier[?] Given name meaning "olive tree", referring to his carpentry skills
Italian Carver[?] -
Spanish Ebanisto[?] From "ebanistería" (carpenter), referring to his carpentry skills, and the given name "Evaristo"