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While there are [[:Category:Male slimes|male and female slimes]], the sex/gender of regular or nameless slimes is ambiguous and something that one cannot tell from their appearance; one cannot discern this information either all of the time or some of the time. |
While there are [[:Category:Male slimes|male and female slimes]], the sex/gender of regular or nameless slimes is ambiguous and something that one cannot tell from their appearance; one cannot discern this information either all of the time or some of the time. |
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− | ==Main |
+ | ==Main game appearances== |
===[[Dragon Quest (game)|Dragon Quest]]=== |
===[[Dragon Quest (game)|Dragon Quest]]=== |
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{{DragonQuestIMonster |
{{DragonQuestIMonster |
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|HP = 8 |
|HP = 8 |
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|MP = 0 |
|MP = 0 |
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− | |Attack = 9 (NES)<br>4 |
+ | |Attack = 9 (NES)<br>4 (SNES, GBC and iOS) |
|Defense = 5 |
|Defense = 5 |
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− | |Agility = 4 (NES)<br>9 |
+ | |Agility = 4 (NES)<br>9 (SNES, GBC and iOS) |
− | |EXP = 6 (NES)<br>4 |
+ | |EXP = 6 (NES)<br>4 (SNES, GBC and iOS) |
|Gold = 8 |
|Gold = 8 |
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|drop = [[Medicinal herb]] |
|drop = [[Medicinal herb]] |
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|EXP = 1 |
|EXP = 1 |
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|Gold = 1 |
|Gold = 1 |
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− | |drop = [[Medicinal herb]]<br>Slime heart |
+ | |drop = [[Medicinal herb]]<br>[[Monster heart|Slime heart]] (Rare) |
|abilities = Normal attack |
|abilities = Normal attack |
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− | |spells = |
+ | |spells = None |
|note = None |
|note = None |
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− | |location = [[Ballymolloy|Ballymolloy area]] (Past)<br>[[Rainbow Mines]]<br>[[The Tower]]<br>[[Gröndal]] (Present, after Orgodemir's resurrection) |
+ | |location = [[Ballymolloy|Ballymolloy area]] (Past)<br>[[Rainbow Mines]]<br>[[The Tower]]<br>[[Gröndal|Gröndal area]] (Present, after Orgodemir's resurrection) |
|quotes = |
|quotes = |
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'''PSX:''' |
'''PSX:''' |
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|EXP = 2 |
|EXP = 2 |
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|Gold = 4 |
|Gold = 4 |
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− | |drop = [[Medicinal Herb]] ( |
+ | |drop = [[Medicinal Herb]] (Common, 1/8)<br>[[Slimedrop]] (Rare, 1/16) |
|abilities = Normal attack |
|abilities = Normal attack |
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|spells = None |
|spells = None |
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|EXP = 48 |
|EXP = 48 |
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|Gold = 16 |
|Gold = 16 |
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− | |drop = [[Medicinal Herb]] ( |
+ | |drop = [[Medicinal Herb]] (Common, 1/8)<br>[[Slimedrop]] (Rare, 1/16) |
|abilities = Normal attack<br>Calls for back-up (Slime)<br>Fuse into [[Slime stack]] if there are three slimes |
|abilities = Normal attack<br>Calls for back-up (Slime)<br>Fuse into [[Slime stack]] if there are three slimes |
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|spells = None |
|spells = None |
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|EXP = 72 |
|EXP = 72 |
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|Gold = 24 |
|Gold = 24 |
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− | |drop = [[Medicinal Herb]] ( |
+ | |drop = [[Medicinal Herb]] (Common, 1/8)<br>[[Slimedrop]] (Rare, 1/16) |
|abilities = Normal attack<br>Calls for back-up (Slime)<br>Fuse into [[King slime]] if there are eight slimes |
|abilities = Normal attack<br>Calls for back-up (Slime)<br>Fuse into [[King slime]] if there are eight slimes |
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|spells = None |
|spells = None |
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===[[Dragon Quest X]]=== |
===[[Dragon Quest X]]=== |
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+ | ====Normal==== |
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{{DragonQuestXMonster |
{{DragonQuestXMonster |
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|num = |
|num = |
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|EXP = 2 |
|EXP = 2 |
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|Gold = 1 |
|Gold = 1 |
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− | |drop = [[Medicinal herb]]<br>[[Slimedrop]] |
+ | |drop = [[Medicinal herb]] (Common)<br>[[Slimedrop]] (Rare) |
|abilities = Normal attack<br>Flees |
|abilities = Normal attack<br>Flees |
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|spells = None |
|spells = None |
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|note = None |
|note = None |
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+ | |location = [[Rangao Mountains]]<br>[[Poppopolis Region]]<br>[[Akuronia Mine]]<br>[[Laniacka Fault]]<br>[[Tsusukuru Plains]]<br>[[Korutto Region]]<br>[[Sazamir Grasslands]]<br>[[Ethene Region]]<br>[[Snowy Mountains]] |
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− | |location = Unknown |
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}} |
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+ | |||
+ | ====Vicious==== |
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+ | {{DragonQuestXMonster|num = |name = Vicious slime|family = Slime|HP = 1966|Attack = 310|Defense = 310|Agility = 0|drop = [[Special medicine]]<br>Slime flower|EXP = 1062|Gold = 1|note = None|abilities = Normal attack|spells = None|location = Unknown}} |
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===[[Dragon Quest XI]]=== |
===[[Dragon Quest XI]]=== |
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|spells = None |
|spells = None |
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|note = These mainstays of the monster world are beloved by all. They're round, ridiculous rascals you simply can't stay mad at. |
|note = These mainstays of the monster world are beloved by all. They're round, ridiculous rascals you simply can't stay mad at. |
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− | |location = [[Cobblestone Tor]]<br>[[Heliodor Region]]<br>[[The Eerie Eyrie]] (Mid game)<br>[[Galenholm]] |
+ | |location = [[Cobblestone Tor]] (Early game)<br>[[Heliodor Region]] (Early game)<br>[[The Eerie Eyrie]] (Mid game)<br>[[Galenholm]] (Only in the 3DS and Switch versions) |
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{{Enemy |
{{Enemy |
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+ | |image = [[File:slime-joker.png]] |
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|bestiaryNumber = 1 |
|bestiaryNumber = 1 |
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|name = Slime |
|name = Slime |
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|game = Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker |
|game = Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker |
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|console = DS |
|console = DS |
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− | | |
+ | |rank = F |
− | |gold = 1 |
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|skills = Slimer |
|skills = Slimer |
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|family = Slime |
|family = Slime |
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|traits = Critical Massacre |
|traits = Critical Massacre |
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+ | |synthesis = Generic Synthesis |
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|locations = Infant Isle}} |
|locations = Infant Isle}} |
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|game = Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2 |
|game = Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2 |
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|console = DS |
|console = DS |
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− | |hp = 1 |
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− | |gold = 1 |
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|skills = Slimer |
|skills = Slimer |
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|family = Slime |
|family = Slime |
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=== [[Dragon Quest Builders]] === |
=== [[Dragon Quest Builders]] === |
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Their main drop when they are defeated in this game is '''blue goo''', while the she-slimes drop '''orange oil'''. |
Their main drop when they are defeated in this game is '''blue goo''', while the she-slimes drop '''orange oil'''. |
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+ | |||
+ | === [[Captain N: The Game Master]] === |
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+ | Slimes appear in Episode 23 "Trojan Dragon", where they attack Captain N and his friends after they got the [[Sunstone]] back from the [[Dragonlord]]. The Slimes, along with the [[Blue dragon]] and the [[Knight aberrant]], are the only Dragon Quest monsters to appear on the show. |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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*In the Dragon Quest VI remake, there is a minigame called Slip n' Slime. The game involves curling with a slime, bowling, navigating obstacle courses, and ski jump tournaments. |
*In the Dragon Quest VI remake, there is a minigame called Slip n' Slime. The game involves curling with a slime, bowling, navigating obstacle courses, and ski jump tournaments. |
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*In Dragon quest 7(3ds remake) freindly slimes can be seen hopping around at King Maximo's Castle. |
*In Dragon quest 7(3ds remake) freindly slimes can be seen hopping around at King Maximo's Castle. |
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+ | *In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Slime appears as an Assist Trophy and a Hat for the Mii Fighters. |
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==Other languages== |
==Other languages== |
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==Related monsters== |
==Related monsters== |
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*[[1:8 Slime]] |
*[[1:8 Slime]] |
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− | *[[Agoomulator]] |
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*[[Chocoslime]] |
*[[Chocoslime]] |
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*[[Dark slime (Dragon Quest VIII)|Dark slime]] |
*[[Dark slime (Dragon Quest VIII)|Dark slime]] |
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*[[King slime]] |
*[[King slime]] |
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*[[Metal slime]] |
*[[Metal slime]] |
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+ | *[[Pink slime]] |
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*[[She-slime]] |
*[[She-slime]] |
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*[[Slime X]] |
*[[Slime X]] |
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[[Slime (Class)]] |
[[Slime (Class)]] |
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+ | {{Stub}} |
[[ja:スライム]] |
[[ja:スライム]] |
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[[es:Limo]] |
[[es:Limo]] |
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[[Category:One-monster-slot monsters]] |
[[Category:One-monster-slot monsters]] |
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[[Category:Dragon Quest: Your Story characters]] |
[[Category:Dragon Quest: Your Story characters]] |
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+ | [[Category:Dragon Quest Walk monsters]] |
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+ | [[Category:Dragon Quest Rivals monsters]] |
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+ | [[Category:Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road Victory monsters]] |
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+ | [[Category:Dragon Quest: Monster Parade monsters]] |
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+ | [[Category:Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road Scanner monsters]] |
Revision as of 17:45, 19 January 2020
The slime is a recurring monster in the Dragon Quest series. Introduced in the original Dragon Quest, slimes have since become the series' mascot due to their popularity and iconic qualities. The basic slime has been in every Dragon Quest game to date.
Characteristics
The slime is known for its onion/rain droplet shape, round eyes, and goofy, toothless smile; the former two traits having become the ones shared amongst nearly all their slippery siblings.
Slimes are typically the weakest enemies in every game, having no special abilities and being easily disposed of, and likely the first monster the player ever encounters in a battle. However, starting with Dragon Quest IV, there will occasionally be stronger slimes that can call on others of their kind; they may form a king slime when eight gather and starting in Dragon Quest IX three slimes may join to form the slime stack.
In some games, slimes have been domesticated into pets and others have gained the ability to speak the human language. In recent translations, all slimes have a certain verbal tic of replacing certain words and syllables with similar, 'slimier' ones, such as saying goo instead of good, gooman instead of human, and slime instead of time, to give just a few (or goo) examples.
While there are male and female slimes, the sex/gender of regular or nameless slimes is ambiguous and something that one cannot tell from their appearance; one cannot discern this information either all of the time or some of the time.
Main game appearances
Dragon Quest
#1 - Slime Slime Family | |||||
HP | MP | Attack | Defence | Agility | |
3 | 0 | 5 | 3 | 2 | |
Exp | Gold | ||||
1 | 1 (NES) 2 (SNES, GBC and iOS) G | ||||
Note: | |||||
Abilities | |||||
Normal attack | |||||
Spells | |||||
None | |||||
Haunts at: | |||||
Tantegel area Galenholm area |
Dragon Quest II
#1 - Slime Slime Family | |||||
HP | MP | Attack | Defence | Agility | |
6 (NES) 5 (SNES, GBC and iOS) |
0 | 8 (NES) 7 (SNES, GBC and iOS) |
5 | 3 (NES) 2 (SNES, GBC and iOS) | |
Exp | Gold | Drop | Medicinal herb | ||
1 | 2 G | ||||
Note: | |||||
Abilities | |||||
Normal attack | |||||
Spells | |||||
None | |||||
Haunts at: | |||||
Midenhall area Zahan Wetsern Island |
Dragon Quest III
#1 - Slime Slime Family | |||||
HP | MP | Attack | Defence | Agility | |
8 | 0 | 9 (NES) 4 (SNES, GBC and iOS) |
5 | 4 (NES) 9 (SNES, GBC and iOS) | |
Exp | Gold | Drop | Medicinal herb | ||
6 (NES) 4 (SNES, GBC and iOS) |
8 G | ||||
Note: | |||||
Abilities | |||||
Normal attack Flees | |||||
Spells | |||||
None | |||||
Haunts at: | |||||
Aliahan area Dreamer's Tower Promontory Passage Tantegel area Cantlin area |
Dragon Quest IV
#1 - Slime Slime Family | |||||
HP | MP | Attack | Defence | Agility | |
8 | 0 | 9 | 5 | 3 | |
Exp | Gold | Drop | Medicinal herb | ||
1 | 2 G | ||||
Note: None | |||||
Abilities | |||||
Normal attack | |||||
Spells | |||||
None | |||||
Haunts at: | |||||
Burland area Strathbaile area (Ch.1) Strathbaile Burrow Auld Well (Ch.1) Loch Tur (Ch.1) Lakanaba area Cave of Safekeeping Laissez Fayre area (Ch.4) Hidden Valley area Casabranca area |
Dragon Quest V
#1 - Slime Slime Family | |||||
HP | MP | Attack | Defence | Agility | |
7 | 0 | 7 | 5 | 3 | |
Exp | Gold | Drop | Medicinal herb | ||
1 | 1 G | ||||
Note: None | |||||
Abilities | |||||
Normal attack | |||||
Spells | |||||
None | |||||
Haunts at: | |||||
Whealbrook Adit Ancient Ruins area (Gen 1) Fortuna area Dominicus' Dominion area Talon Tower area |
Dragon Quest VI
#15 - Slime Slime Family | |||||
HP | MP | Attack | Defence | Agility | |
12 | 0 | 14 | 13 | 4 | |
Exp | Gold | Drop | Medicinal herb | ||
4 | 3 G | ||||
Note: None | |||||
Abilities | |||||
Normal attack | |||||
Spells | |||||
None | |||||
Haunts at: | |||||
Wellshire area Port Haven area Outside Madame Luca's House Lucid Grotto Mountain Path (Lower World) |
Dragon Quest VII
#1 - Slime Slime Family | |||||
HP | MP | Attack | Defence | Agility | |
7 | 0 | 9 | 8 | 3 | |
Exp | Gold | Drop | Medicinal herb Slime heart (Rare) | ||
1 | 1 G | ||||
Note: None | |||||
Abilities | |||||
Normal attack | |||||
Spells | |||||
None | |||||
Haunts at: | |||||
Ballymolloy area (Past) Rainbow Mines The Tower Gröndal area (Present, after Orgodemir's resurrection) | |||||
Monster Meadows quotes: | |||||
PSX:
3DS:
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Dragon Quest VIII
#1 - Slime Slime Family | |||||
HP | MP | Attack | Defence | Agility | |
7 | 0 | 10 | 8 | 6 | |
Exp | Gold | Drop | Medicinal herb (Common) Amor seco essence (Rare) | ||
1 | 1 (PS2) 2 (3DS) G | ||||
Note: A well-known monster commonly encountered throughout the world. Quite intelligent. Some have even managed to learn the human tongue. | |||||
Abilities | |||||
Normal attack | |||||
Spells | |||||
None | |||||
Haunts at: | |||||
Farebury Region Kingdom of Trodain Waterfall Cave Isolated Plateau Baccarat Reigon Areas Accessible By Air |
Dragon Quest IX
There are three type of slimes, but all share the same bestiary entry and item drops. The ones near Alltrades Abbey will call in reinforcements and attempt to form a Slime stack; likewise those near Bloomingdale will attempt to form a King slime. Occasionally, the slimes that form the slime stack might call on too many slimes, to a maximum of five, and won't be able to form the stack until they are down to three.
Normal Slimes
#1 - Slime Slime Family | |||||
HP | MP | Attack | Defence | Agility | |
8 | 0 | 10 | 7 | 7 | |
Exp | Gold | Drop | Medicinal Herb (Common, 1/8) Slimedrop (Rare, 1/16) | ||
2 | 4 G | ||||
Description: Slimes are common monsters that are found all over the world. Their simple yet lovable form attracts many admirers.
They're unimpressive alone, but if a few of them focus the force of friendship, they can make a miraculous metamorphosis. | |||||
Abilities | |||||
Normal attack | |||||
Spells | |||||
None | |||||
Haunts at: | |||||
Angel Falls The Hexagon |
Slimes that fuse into Slime stacks
#1 - Slime Slime Family | |||||
HP | MP | Attack | Defence | Agility | |
55 | 0 | 42 | 48 | 80 | |
Exp | Gold | Drop | Medicinal Herb (Common, 1/8) Slimedrop (Rare, 1/16) | ||
48 | 16 G | ||||
Description: Slimes are common monsters that are found all over the world. Their simple yet lovable form attracts many admirers.
They're unimpressive alone, but if a few of them focus the force of friendship, they can make a miraculous metamorphosis. | |||||
Abilities | |||||
Normal attack Calls for back-up (Slime) Fuse into Slime stack if there are three slimes | |||||
Spells | |||||
None | |||||
Haunts at: | |||||
Newid Isle Tower of Trades |
Slimes that fuse into King slimes
#1 - Slime Slime Family | |||||
HP | MP | Attack | Defence | Agility | |
76 | 0 | 52 | 65 | 128 | |
Exp | Gold | Drop | Medicinal Herb (Common, 1/8) Slimedrop (Rare, 1/16) | ||
72 | 24 G | ||||
Description: Slimes are common monsters that are found all over the world. Their simple yet lovable form attracts many admirers.
They're unimpressive alone, but if a few of them focus the force of friendship, they can make a miraculous metamorphosis. | |||||
Abilities | |||||
Normal attack Calls for back-up (Slime) Fuse into King slime if there are eight slimes | |||||
Spells | |||||
None | |||||
Haunts at: | |||||
Bloomingdale |
Dragon Quest X
Normal
# - Slime Slime Family | |||||
HP | MP | Attack | Defence | Weight | |
5 | 2 | 9 | 11 | 80 | |
Exp | Gold | Drop | Medicinal herb (Common) Slimedrop (Rare) | ||
2 | 1 G | ||||
Note: None | |||||
Abilities | |||||
Normal attack Flees | |||||
Spells | |||||
None | |||||
Haunts at: | |||||
Rangao Mountains Poppopolis Region Akuronia Mine Laniacka Fault Tsusukuru Plains Korutto Region Sazamir Grasslands Ethene Region Snowy Mountains |
Vicious
# - Vicious slime Slime Family | |||||
HP | MP | Attack | Defence | Weight | |
1966 | {{{MP}}} | 310 | 310 | 0 | |
Exp | Gold | Drop | Special medicine Slime flower | ||
1062 | 1 G | ||||
Note: None | |||||
Abilities | |||||
Normal attack | |||||
Spells | |||||
None | |||||
Haunts at: | |||||
Unknown |
Dragon Quest XI
Normal
#1 - Slime Slime Family | |||||
HP | MP | Attack | Defence | Agility | |
7 | 0 | 10 | 8 | 4 | |
Exp | Gold | Drop | Medicinal herb (Common) Slimedrop (Rare) | ||
2 | 2 G | ||||
Note: These mainstays of the monster world are beloved by all. They're round, ridiculous rascals you simply can't stay mad at. | |||||
Abilities | |||||
Normal attack Flees | |||||
Spells | |||||
None | |||||
Haunts at: | |||||
Cobblestone Tor (Early game) Heliodor Region (Early game) The Eerie Eyrie (Mid game) Galenholm (Only in the 3DS and Switch versions) |
Vicious
#196 - Vicious slime Slime Family | |||||
HP | MP | Attack | Defence | Agility | |
72 | 15 | 82 | 77 | 82 | |
Exp | Gold | Drop | Strong medicine (Common) Slimedrop (Rare) | ||
105 | 40 G | ||||
Note: Simple slimes driven to dangerous extremes by the dark power of the Lord of Shadows. | |||||
Abilities | |||||
Normal attack | |||||
Spells | |||||
Zammle | |||||
Haunts at: | |||||
Heliodor Region (Mid game) The Emerald Coast (Mid game) The Champs Sauvage (Mid game) Insula Orientalis (Mid game) The Eerie Valley (Post game) |
Monster Series Appearances
Dragon Warrior Monsters
# - Slime Slime Family | |||||
HP | Wisdom | Attack | Defence | Agility | |
2/5 | 4/5 | 2/5 | 3/5 | 5/5 | |
Description: The most abundane of this popular species. | |||||
Spells and Abilities | |||||
Fireball (Lv. 4) Radiant (Lv. 13) MegaMagic (Lv. 39) | |||||
How to breed: | |||||
No breeding recipe exists for this monster. |
A slime is the first monster the player has on their team, that particular slime having once been the pet of the previous king of GreatTree.
Dragon Warrior Monsters 2
The slime reprises its role as the first monster owned by the player, this one being Slash, a slime that traveled with Cobi and Tara's family to GreatLog.
Dragon Quest Monsters: Caravan Heart
Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker
In a break from tradition, the slime is not the first monster given to the player, who is instead offered a choice of either a platypunk, mischievous mole, or dracky. The slime does appear on the first island inhabited by wild monsters that the player visits, Infant Isle, along with several uncharted islands, and is likely the first wild monster encountered in the game.
Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2
Slimes are the first monsters encountered in the game aside from the ones that the player has to choose from at the start of the game. The slime is a measly Rank F monster. Slimes, when synthesised over level twenty, create a Slime X. Two level fifty Slime X's make a Slime XY.
Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2 Professional
Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wonderland 3D
Dragon Quest Monsters 2: Iru and Luca's Marvelous Mysterious Key
Dragon Quest Monsters: Super Light
Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 3
The Last Hope
Monster Battle Road Victory
Yomigaerishi Densetsu no Ken
The Masked Queen and the Tower of Mirrors
Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree's Woe and the Blight Below
- Caliburgh Meadow
- Recruit
Dragon Quest Builders
Their main drop when they are defeated in this game is blue goo, while the she-slimes drop orange oil.
Captain N: The Game Master
Slimes appear in Episode 23 "Trojan Dragon", where they attack Captain N and his friends after they got the Sunstone back from the Dragonlord. The Slimes, along with the Blue dragon and the Knight aberrant, are the only Dragon Quest monsters to appear on the show.
Gallery
Sprites
Trivia
- Unlike his contemporaries, longtime Nintendo Power staff writer (and current Nintendo of America localization manager) Alan Averill never had a photo of him printed in the magazine; instead, he was represented by a plush Slime doll.
- The internet MMORPG Kingdom of Loathing has a monster called Irritating Series of Random Encounters which is a group of 8 slimes. It is a reference to the random encounters of most RPG games.
- In an interview, series creator Yūji Horii revealed that his inspiration for this enemy was some "slime-looking enemy" (possibly the creeping crud[1]) from the Wizardry series.[2]
- An enemy character called the "Slime" is also featured in the Namco arcade game The Tower of Druaga, which predates the original Dragon Quest by two years. Also, in The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, an enemy called Slime appears. Instead of boasting the famous blue color, it instead appears as a greenish-orange version of the popular slime and more resembles an onion.
- The Slime is the first monster family in the games that you fight. Mottle Slimes are one of the first enemies encountered in DQ VI, however.
- A Slime appears as a playable character in Mario Sports Mix. It has 3 different costumes, Normal, She-Slime, and Metal Slime.
- In the Dragon Quest VI remake, there is a minigame called Slip n' Slime. The game involves curling with a slime, bowling, navigating obstacle courses, and ski jump tournaments.
- In Dragon quest 7(3ds remake) freindly slimes can be seen hopping around at King Maximo's Castle.
- In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Slime appears as an Assist Trophy and a Hat for the Mii Fighters.
Other languages
Other languages | |
French | Gluant |
German | Schleim |
Spanish | Limo |
Italian | Slime |
Dutch | Slime |
Norwegian | Unknown |
Greek | Unknown |
Portuguese | Slime |
Russian | слизь |
Chinese | 史萊姆 |
Korean | 슬라임 |
Related monsters
- 1:8 Slime
- Chocoslime
- Dark slime
- Electroslime
- Evil slime
- Gold slime
- King slime
- Metal slime
- Pink slime
- She-slime
- Slime X
- Slime XY
- Snow slime
See also
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