Killing machine

Killing machine

Japanese name	キラーマシン
Rōmaji	Kirāmashin
Family	Machine
Introduced in	II

A killing machine (formerly Attackbot or Roboster) is a monster who appears in the Dragon Quest game series.

Characteristics

Killing machines are four-legged robots with suction-cup-like feet, a single red eye, and are primarily blue in colour. In most games they are featured in the killing machine holds a single-edged sword in its right hand and has a crossbow for a left arm with the bolts stored in a quiver worn on its back, the strap going across its upper body, though there are rare occasions where they have a normal left arm instead of a crossbow.

Appearances

Dragon Quest II

#68 - Killing machine Machine Family
[[File:\|100 px]]	HP	MP	Attack	Defense	Agility
	120 (NES) 90 (SNES, GBC, iOS)	0	115	230 (NES) 150 (SNES, GBC, iOS)	90 (NES) 80 (SNES, GBC, iOS)
	Exp	Gold	Drop	Steel shield
	523 (NES) 554 (SNES, GBC, iOS)	120 G
	Note: None
Abilities
Normal attack Desperate attack May act twice
Spells
None
Haunts at:
Cave to Rendarak Rendarak Hall of Hargon

Dragon Quest V

#165 - Killing machine Machine Family
[[File:\|100 px]]	HP	MP	Attack	Defense	Agility
	179	0	185	185	98
	Exp	Gold	Drop	Spiked armour
	633	74 G
	Note: None
Abilities
Normal attack Acts twice
Spells
None
Haunts at:
Nadiria Mt. Zugzwang

Dragon Quest VII 3DS

*#S28 - Killing machine** Machine Family
[[File:\|100 px]]	HP	MP	Attack	Defense	Agility
	179	50	185	185	98
	Exp	Gold	Drop	Spiked armour
	950	111 G
	Note: None
Abilities
Normal attack
Spells
None
Locations:
Unknown
Monster Meadows Quotes:
3DS: Exterminate-all-enemy-combatants... Exterminate-all-enemies... All-systems-are-go...

Dragon Quest VIII

#168 - Killing machine Machine Family
[[File:{{{image}}}\|100 px]]	HP	MP	Attack	Defense	Agility
	165	0	158	146	90
	Exp	Gold	Drop	Iron cuirass Steel broadsword
	315	58 G
	'Description: Invented by the infamous Dr. Dorte, these killing machines don't feel pity, remorse, or fear. Once activated, they will not stop until every living creature within range has been terminated.
Abilities
Normal attack Attacks twice Fires an arrow Kacrackle Slash Laser beam Slashes violently (125% damage)
Spells
None
Haunts at:
Blizzard Peaks Dragon Graveyard

Dragon Quest IX

#174 - Killing machine Machine Family
[[File:{{{image}}}\|100 px]]	HP	MP	Attack	Defense	Agility
	182	0	155	216	164
	Exp	Gold	Drop	Iron nails Seed of agility
	1880	168 G
	Description: These super-fast, multi-tasking, military machines always attack twice per turn, and know an astounding amount of abilities. Fervent fans of their flawlessly efficient forms assert that an adventure without one is a waste of everyone's time.
Abilities
Normal attack Attacks twice Kacrackle Slash Slashes violently (125% damage) Fires arrow
Spells
None
Haunts at:
Gittish Empire Gittingham Palace Tower of Nod Djust Desert (High ground) Grotto

Dragon Quest X

#316 - Killing machine Machine Family
[[File:\|100 px]]	HP	MP	Attack	Defense	Weight
	1352	88	240	346	534
	Exp	Gold	Drop	Platinum ore
	516	15 G
	Description:None
Abilities
Normal attack Acts twice Laser strike Fires arrow Slash violently Kacrackle Slash
Spells
None
Haunts at:
Unknown

Dragon Quest XI

#319 - Killing machine Machine Family
[[File:\|100 px]]	HP	MP	Attack	Defense	Agility
	420
	Exp	Gold	Drop	Platinum ore Spiked armour
	1144	180 G
	Description:
Abilities
Normal attack Acts twice Laser strike Kacrackle Slash
Spells
Unknown
Haunts at:
The Snærfelt (Mid game) The Arborian Highlands (3DS only, Mid game) Cave to Rendarak*

Monsters

Interestingly, the default name of the killing machine is KB. One interpretation of this is 'Killer Bot', a likely reference to its Japanese name and present one.

Monsters 2

Caravan Heart

Joker

Joker 2

As in the first game in the series, Killing Machines are made through synthesis - however, they have been downgraded to A-Rank. They still require the same fusion process, but given the amount of time needed to fuse a mechan-o'-wyrm, and the abundance of Phantom Swordsmen in the wild, fusing a hunter mech with a phantom swordsman is generally the better choice. They can also be found in the Dark World, from one of the random portals on the floor. Just as with other monsters in the Dark World, they are very difficult to scout, but with proper team preparation can be done.

Killing machines are also necessary to fuse Overkilling machines, and both are needed to fuse Sagittar.

Rocket Slime

The World Tree's Woe and the Blight Below

Other languages

Other languages
French	Machine à tuer
German	Killermaschine
Spanish	Máquina de matar
Italian	Mechacentauro
Dutch	Unknown
Swedish	Unknown
Greek	Unknown
Portuguese	Unknown
Russian	Unknown
Chinese	Unknown
Korean	킬러머신

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Appearances

Dragon Quest VII 3DS

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