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The carnivine is a recurring monster in the Dragon Quest series.

Characteristics[]

It could be said that the body of a carnivine is arranged in three layers, the bottom composed of its leg-like roots, the middle being made of a circle of large, green leaves, and the top holding its three white, fanged flowers, connected to the leafy section by flexible stems.

Appearances[]

Main games[]

Dragon Quest IV[]

#25 - Carnivine
Plant Family
HP MP Attack Defence Agility
17 0 21 16 4
Exp Gold Drop Medicinal herb
7 18 G
Note: None
Abilities
Normal attack
Calls for back-up (Healslime)
Spells
None



Monsters series[]

Dragon Warrior Monsters[]

# - Snapper
Plant Family
HP Wisdom Attack Defence Agility
3/5 4/5 2/5 2/5 5/5
Description: The 3 buds sink their teeth into its prey.
Spells and Abilities
StopSpell (Lv. 10)
LureDance (Lv. 15)
CallHelp (Lv. 18)
How to breed:
ManEater X ManEater


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Etymology[]

The current name is possibly a spin on the original, Carnivore Plant, combining carnivore, a being that eats meat, with vine, a tendril-like component found on some plants.

Trivia[]

Other languages[]

Other languages
French Morchidée
German Fleischfresser
Schnapper (M)
Spanish Hiedra carnívora
Latin American Spanish Unknown
Italian Golopianta
Dutch Unknown
Norwegian Unknown
Greek Unknown
Portuguese Unknown
Russian Unknown
Chinese 食人草
Korean 식인초

Related monsters[]