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| - It was from the Cruentus era.
- Quan's clothing resembles an ancient Chinese scholar. This may be on purpose, as he taught Vivi many things about the world. Quan wears a rose-colored patterned shirt with dragon symbols with long sleeves, lavender trousers and shoes fashioned with pink ribbons. He wears an ornate hat with tassels. Unlike the other Qu, he has a black mustache.
- Quan is een stadje in Durmeland. De stad is ontstaan door de ijzermijn. Quan heeft 720 inwoners.
- Quan a dwarven merchantman. He lost his ship, cargo, and crew when he bet the ship in a game of cards against Banedon. Banedon, a wizard, was easily able to best the dwarf.
- Quan was a male of a unknown species who was a former associate of Tyresius Lokai, having participated in the breaking of the Blockade of the Hydian Way with Lokai and Hylo Visz. Years later, Lokai—in his new identity as Gault Rennow—tracked down a now-retired Quan in his efforts to locate Visz. Rennow bought Quan a drink and questioned the man on Visz's whereabouts, but ended up killing Quan, though he learned that Visz was hidden away on Belsavis.
- Quan (キュアン, Kyuan lit. Cian in the Japanese version; romanized as Cuan in the Fire Emblem Museum) is a playable character from Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War. He is the son of King Calf and Queen Alfiona of Leonster. He is the husband of Ethlyn and therefore the brother-in-law of Sigurd. He is also the father of Altena and Leif. Being a direct descendant of Crusader Noba, he has the ability to wield the Gáe Bolg. His life-long dream is to unite the war-torn Thracia Peninsula into one nation.
- Quan became the thirteenth King of Human Xanth in 753, succeeding his uncle Muerte A. Fid. His talent was herbalism. He was succeeded by Elona in 797. Quan's only appearance is on the HiPiers website in the History of Xanth, so his position in the line of kings may be disputed.
- Quan the Gargoyle is the branch leader of the Fellowship on Terfin in Ultima VII. Unlike others, he is actually innocent. As told by Lord Draxinusom and Teregus, Quan in his past had only though of himself, he had even renamed himself, his name meant nothing in Gargish. Both of them sincerely doubted that Quan had given up on his old ways and suspected, that he now just had better ways to hide them.
- Meister Quan ist ein nichtspielbarer Charakter in Final Fantasy IX, der zum Q Volk gehörte, allerdings zum Zeitpunkt der Handlung verstorben ist. Im Gegensatz zu anderen Angehörigen seines Volkes, lebte er nicht in einem Morast, sondern in einer kleinen Höhle in der Nähe von Treno auf dem Kontinent des Nebels. Er war es außerdem, der Vivi gefunden und bei sich aufgenommen hat. Zunächst wollte er, dass Vivi wächst, damit er ihn verspeisen könnte, allerdings hat er ihn mit der Zeit ins Herz geschlossen und so seinen Anfangsplan verworfen. Zudem hat er festgestellt, dass Vivi in sechs Monaten nicht ein Stück gewachsen ist. Er lehrte den kleinen Schwarzmagier sehr viel über die Welt und dieser nannte ihn Großvater. Als Quan schließlich starb, entschied Vivi die Höhle zu verlassen und die Welt
- Quan es el abuelo adoptivo de Vivi en Final Fantasy IX. Aparece solo durante un flashback, pero no durante la historia principal, debido a que falleció antes del comienzo el juego. Era un ser perteneciente a la raza de los Qu, que encontró y adoptó al mago negro mientras se encontraba pescando en la Niebla (y de acuerdo a las escrituras localizadas en una muralla de la Caverna de Quan, su intención era criarlo para en un futuro comérselo). Quan era el maestro de Quera en el camino de la gastronomía trascendental, pero terminó dándose a la fuga porque consideraba que esta última estaba siguiendo de forma incorrecta su filosofía. Luego de su muerte, Vivi emprendió viaje hacia Alexandria. Sus ropas son similares a las de los antiguos estudiosos Chinos, lo que le da más sentido al personaje, y
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