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Actually, the timeline where there is no more Luminary, the hero original timeline, is the one that leads to the Zenithian Trilogy.
The Sword of light vrafted by the hero in 11 has a very particular tip, that gets broken off quite cleanly when he smashes the orb:
http://oi65.tinypic.com/xqb3b5.jpg
The design is higly reminescent of the Zenithian Sword tip, which leads me to believe that the broken sword of light of that timeline was eventually reforged into the Zenithain sword.
https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/dragonquest/images/1/12/DQIVDS_-_Zenithian_sword.png/revision/latest?cb=20171218010300
So after the hero from XI, that has been named "The mightiest of heroes", all new luminaries will be called heroes.
The game leds the player to believe that DQXI is a sequel to Erdrick trilogy: while playing, you think that something isn't right, and finally you realize that it is a prequel.
I think they did on purpose, just to remind that time repeats itself(so their cash, I would say lol).
In my opinion we will see in next games some reboots of the old ones, not just remakes, but alternative stories, otherwise that parallel universe thing won't fit at all.
There are Dragon Quest games dating back to the 1980s. In America, many of them had their name changed to Dragon Warrior for copyright reasons. For now, you could go back and play some of the iconic early Dragon Quest games or go for something more modern.
Many of them can be played with an emulator and roms if you can't find a copy. I'm sure Nintendo's Online Service allows you to play many of the old Dragon Quest games as well. You'll be able to find some titles on NES, Gameboy-Gameboy DS, Playstation 1, Playstation 2 and maybe some others.
Oh, and there is a Dragon Quest Movie coming out in Japan this year I think (trailer on YouTube). I haven't heard anything about an English Dub yet, but I'm sure someone will translate it. From what I've seen, the Movie is basically the story for Dragon Quest V:
https://youtu.be/ANB1TBs6RRA
In the short film after the end you could see 2 books with the sign of the Luminary.
what if each of them has written down the story of one of the both Timelines created with the Luminary and the 3rd. Timeline is what you see in that sequel
So, what is understand is, all of the DQ games were just storybooks this lady was reading to his boy, and the dragon quest universe never actually existed, were only fairy tales told to this kid who is asleep, you can actually see a wooded toy light sword and shield, that he probably made based on all those fairy tales, his mother is waking him to "a very important day" ... My theory is, all the past 30 years of games were mere stories, this kid is awaking in a completely new world, and dragon quest 12 will take place in a new universe, where this kid grows up inspired by the stories on the books his mother used to read to him
Oh god I hope so. Though I do recall mention of a upcoming Dragon Quest movie that retells the events of an early Dragon Quest game (2 or 3 perhaps). I would LOVE to see them release a Dragon Quest Remaster of the early Dragon Quest games (1-4 at least).
I would DIE from an overload of joy if we got to see a modern retelling of Dragon Quest 4. To see the story of Rosa and Saro (Rosalee and Pizarro/Necrosaro depending on version and region) would be amazing.
Seeing gameplay of the original games, in the credits, hit my heart hard with nostalgia.
A movie came out this year that was supposedly going to be a retelling of DQ5, but instead was just another "trapped in a game" plot the industry is drowning under. Sad times.
As far as what the post-credits could mean, it's nice to be hopeful, but rather than a remake I'd like to see a game that goes into what connects the DQ3 world with the DQ1 world. If we're supposed to believe that the dragon in DQ11 corrupts into the dragon of DQ1, but that the legend of the DQ11 hero is told in the world of DQ3, there's a connection I'd appreciate having cleared up. DQ games have *never* been this coy about what's going on before and don't tend to leave unanswered questions. It's exhausting reading a bunch of over-confident internet posters ramble on about what everything totally definitely 100% means because reasons.
Called the protagonist from DQ1 "the original Erdrick" and lost all credibility.