Influence and Appearance in Other Games
- A pseudo-sequel to the game entitled "Daioh Gale" appears as the sample level in Athena's 1994 title, Dezaemon - Kaite Tsukutte Asoberu (描いて、作って、遊べるデザエモン?)
- A follow up to "Daioh Gale", "Daioh Gale ver.2" appears as the sample level in Athena's 1996 title, Dezaemon Plus (デザエモンPLUS?)
- Many of the members of the Daioh team developed a 32-bit successor, called Shienryu (1997). The games are remarkably similar, and feature an identical power-up system, and the first level of Shienryu is a remake of the first stage of Daioh.
- A parody of the game entitled "Daioh-P" appears as a sample level in Athena's 1997 Sega Saturn release, Dezaemon 2 (デザエモン2?)
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