Dong Zhuo
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| Dong Zhuo | |
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| Force(s): | Han Dong Zhuo Forces |
| Weapon Type: | Broadsword (2-5) Serrated Sword (4-5) Club (6) |
| 4th. Weapon (Lvl.10): | Grand Star(3) Horror(4-5) |
| Lvl.11 Weapon: | Pandemonium |
| Significant Battle: | Xi Liang Liang Province Hu Lao Gate |
| First appearance: | Dynasty Warriors 2 |
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| Real name: | Dǒng Zhuō |
| Chinese name: | 董卓 |
| Style name: | Zhòngyǐng |
| Chinese name: | 仲穎 - 仲颖 |
| Born: | ? |
| Died: | May 22, 192 |
| Possibly born in 138. | |
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| Force: | Samurai Orochi |
| Stage: | Si Shui Gate Initially available |
| Character Type: | Power |
| Personal Item: | Goblet of Paradise |
Dong Zhuo was introduced in Dynasty Warriors 2 and continues to appear in every other title in the series. He usurped the authority of the Han and ends up being defeated in almost every other playable character's main storyline - even when playing as Dong Zhuo, after winning the game, the end cut scene shows an assassination in waiting. His ultimate goal is the achievement of his "grand paradise," in which he is surrounded by wealth, concubines, and freedom to pillage and destroy as he sees fit. In the Dynasty Warriors series, he is 40 years old.
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[edit] Role in Games
[edit] Dynasty Warriors
Dong Zhuo is an imperial general who took advantage of the turmoil of the Yellow Turban Rebellion by deposing the Emperor and supporting a young heir. He becomes Prime Minister and a tyrant, and a coalition is called by Cao Cao to depose him. Dong Zhuo, along with the mighty Lu Bu and the beautiful Diao Chan, faces the coalition at the Hu Lao and Si Shui Gates. In other character's stories, he is killed during these battles. The long term effects of his brief period of power, however, echoes for decades, as most the private army warlords that had gathered to fight him and the Yellow Turbans lose faith in the Han Dynasty. His death begins the competition among them for power over China.
In the Xtreme Legends games, Dong Zhuo defeats the alliance at Hu Lao Gate, scattering their leaders and killing Yuan Shao. He quickly sets out to bring the rest of China under his control, defeating Cao Cao at Guan Du and Sun Ce at He Fei. After putting the lands of Wu under Lu Bu's direct control, Dong Zhuo deposes the Emperor and confronts Liu Bei's large army, intent on restoring the Han Dynasty. He destroys the kingdom of Shu, only to find that his greatest warrior, Lu Bu, and Diao Chan have revolted against him. His fleet engages Lu Bu's army at Chi Bi, and despite the aid to Lu Bu from the remnants of Wu and Shu, Dong Zhuo is victorious over the seemingly indomitable Lu Bu, uniting China under his rule.
[edit] Warriors Orochi
In Warriors Orochi, Dong Zhuo willingly served under the Serpent King Orochi.Almost immediately after Orochi created the twisted world, Dong Zhuo met Orochi and Da Ji. He said that if they would join forces, all of their ambitions and desires would come true. Dong Zhuo continued to faithfully serve Orochi and was rewarded with gold and was allowed to be as cruel as he liked.
In one Gaiden stage of Warriors Orochi, Hideyoshi Toyotomi found out about a shipment of gold Dong Zhuo should be getting, and decided to steal it. After Dong Zhuo didn't get any gold, he said that he would no longer serve that "skinflint Orochi", and joined Nobunaga Oda. However, this has nothing to do with the series's canon.
In Warriors Orochi 2, Dong Zhuo followed Da Ji after Orochi's death. He attacked Zhang Jiao and his followers, who were rescued by a group of warriors led by Sakon Shima. Dong Zhuo also started to follow Kiyomori Taira after the latter's arrival, and also Orochi after his revival. After Orochi's death, he supposedly continued to follow Da Ji.
[edit] Character information
[edit] Personality
Dong Zhuo is a supremely egotistical and ruthless tyrant who has a penchant for labeling those who oppose him as "insects", "vermin", and "bugs" that should be squashed. He relies heavily on his most capable officers, such as Lu Bu, Hua Xiong, and Zhang Liao, and will not personally enter a battle unless he is left with little choice. Bad tempered and rude, he loves to lavish himself in luxury with fine wine, treasure, and women.
He's also somewhat pampered and helpless, and unwilling to fight for himself. He often dies calling out for the aid of his soldiers or Lu Bu as he did in the novel.
Dong Zhuo has his own plans to create his Grand Paradise once he rules the land. His dreams for the Paradise consist of Dong Zhuo being surrounded by all the beautiful women of China, as well as all the gold in the land. In the Asian script, he calls his paradise, "jiǔ chí ròu lín" (酒池肉林), which is associated with promiscuity and Da Ji.
[edit] Appearance
In Dynasty Warriors 6, he is now depicted as an even fatter person, with more royal armor and a bigger beard. He now wields a huge club, instead of his jagged-edged Tyrant sword.
[edit] Voice Actors
- Richard Epcar - Dynasty Warriors 4~6, Warriors Orochi series (English)
- No Min - Dynasty Warriors 2, 4~5 (Korean)
- Jang Hobi - Dynasty Warriors 3 (Korean)
- Yukitoshi Hori - Dynasty Warriors and Warriors Orochi series (Japanese)
- Daisuke Gōri - Romance of the Three Kingdoms drama CD series
[edit] Quotes
- See also: Dong Zhuo (Quotes)
- "Dong Zhuo... You don't deserve any of this, you greedy pig!"
- "Why you...You would dare turn your blade against me?! You insolent dog! I'll cut you down right where you stand!"
- ~~Lu Bu betrays Dong Zhuo; Dynasty Warriors 5
[edit] Gameplay
[edit] Moveset
| Keys |  Normal Attack •
|  Charge Attack •
|  Musou •
|  Jump/Mount
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[edit] Ground Moveset
: A stomp that knock over enemies.
, : Jumps in the air with sword up, knocking an enemy into the air.
- , , (, , ): A quick series of left-to-right slashes ended with two overhead bashes to the head.
- , , , : Dong Zhuo turns around and plunges his sword from his left side.
- , , , , : Headbutts the ground, creating a small quake.
- , , , , , : Dong Zhuo slams his sword into the ground, causing a shockwave that knocks down nearby enemies.
: A series of slashes, ended with Dong Zhuo flipping over sideways and landing on his belly, creating a giant earthquake.
, : Jump, then swing.
- , (, ): Dong Zhuo jumps, then performs a flip onto the ground, stomping the ground up to three times.
[edit] Horse Moveset
- : Dong Zhuo leans to each side, and swings his weapon to each side.
- , , , , , : Three attacks to the right side, three to the left.
- : Repeating slashes to all sides until the Musou gauge empties.
[edit] Fighting Style
[edit] Dynasty Warriors
Dong Zhuo fights with a longsword called the "Horror", which is serrated in later games. He fights elegantly, much like a fencer, but takes advantage of his tremendous bulk in his Musou attack, during which he flips sideways into the air and lands on the ground, causing a massive tremor.
In Dynasty Warriors 6, he shares the club moveset with several other characters.
[edit] Warriors Orochi
[edit] Weapons
[edit] Dynasty Warriors 4
- Level 10 Weapon: Horror
- Base Attack: 47
- Stage: Lu Bu's Revolt
- Requirements: Defeat all enemy, except Lu Bu. That include every single solider, gate keaper, officer and Lu Bu's body guard.
[edit] Dynasty Warriors 4: Xtreme Legends
- Level 11 Weapon: Pandemonium
- Base Attack: 50
- Attributes: Level 17 Tiger Amulet, Lvel 14 Jump Scroll, Level 20 Horned Helm, Level 16 Cavalry Armor
- Stage: The Ten Eunuchs
- Requirements: Defeat the Ten Eunuchs with Yuan Shao alive. Achieve an 100 K.O. count.
Note: Yuan Shao, Yan Liang and Wen Chou do not matter.
[edit] Dynasty Warriors 5
| Weapon | Information |
Tyrant Sword
| This is Dong Zhuo's starting weapon.
Weapon Attack: 5
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Great Tyrant
| Weapon Attack: 9
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Fear
| Weapon Attack: 13
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Horror
| This is Dong Zhuo's fourth and ultimate weapon. Its stats are as follows:
Weapon Attack: 37
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[edit] How to Obtain Horror
- Stage: Battle of Liang Zhou (Dong Zhuo's Forces)
- Location: In a crate on the western side of the map.
- Requirements: After capturing all five of the enemy bases, defeat Ma Chao and Pang De.
[edit] Historical Information
Dong Zhuo (d. May 22, 192) was a powerful warlord during the late Eastern Han Dynasty and Three Kingdoms era of China. He seized control of Luoyang in 189 after the capital fell into chaos following the death of Emperor Ling and a bloody clash between the powerful eunuch faction and the court officials. Dong Zhuo subsequently deposed the rightful heir to the throne and instated the puppet Emperor Xian.
However, Dong Zhuo's tyrannical and cruel ways angered many, and warlords around the country formed a coalition against him, forcing him to move the capital west to Chang'an. Dong Zhuo was eventually assassinated by his adoptive son Lü Bu as part of a plot by Interior Minister, Wang Yun.
[edit] Romance of the Three Kingdoms
[edit] See Also
[edit] Gallery
 Dynasty Warriors 3 render |
 Dynasty Warriors 4 render |
 Dynasty Warriors 5 artwork |
 Dynasty Warriors 5 render |
 Awakened form in Strikeforce |
 Romance of the Three Kingdoms XI portrait |
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