Bullmustiff

Dragon Quest monster Bullmustiff

Art by Akira Toriyama Japanese バリイドドッグ Romaji bariido doggu First appearance Dragon Quest III Old localisation Madhound

A bullmustiff is an orange version of the zombie dog, Putrefido. Not quite as decayed as their blue brethren, these maggot-filled mutts can cast Kasap to frustrate foes.

Appearances

Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation

Bullmustiff (バリイドドッグ)

Original (NES)

Sprite

Bestiary No.

022

Level

10

Experience

53

Gold

14

HP

40

MP

4

Attack

42

Defense

22

Agility

16

Evasion

⁰⁄₆₄

Spell(s)

Kasap

Skill(s)

None

Location(s)

Norvik region at night.

Item Dropped

Seed of wisdom¹⁄₁₂₈

Fire resistance *

25%

Crack resistance *

0%

Woosh resistance *

0%

Zap resistance *

0%

Drain Magic resistance

100%

Whack resistance *

0%

Kamikazee resistance

0%

Poof resistance

25%

Dazzle resistance

25%

Fizzle resistance

0%

Fuddle resistance

0%

Snooze resistance

70%

Deceleratle resistance *

25%

Sap resistance *

25%

Remakes sprites

SFC

GBC

Switch

Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake

Bullmustiff (バリイドドッグ)

Sprite

Bestiary No.

#024

Family

Beast & Zombie

Experience

116

Gold

12

HP

58

MP

11

Attack

58

Defence*

67

Agility

40

Evasion

0/64

In-game description

Maggot-ridden mutts that died and never went to doggy heaven. Now they roam the land looking to weaken their enemies and earn the edge in battle

Spell(s)

Kasap

Skill(s)

Defend

Location(s)

Norvik region
Underground Lake

Item Dropped

Seed of wisdom¹⁄₆₄

Fire resistance *

-125%

Explosion resistance *

25%

Ice resistance *

0%

Wind resistance *

0%

Strike resistance *

0%

Lightning resistance *

-125%

Drain Magic resistance

0%

Whack resistance *

100%

Kamikazee resistance

100%

Poof resistance *

0%

Dazzle resistance

0%

Fizzle resistance

0%

Fuddle resistance *

0%

Paralysis resistance *

100%

Snooze resistance *

100%

Stumble resistance *

0%

Stun resistance *

100%

Deceleratle resistance

0%

Sap resistance *

0%

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Etymology

• Their names are a play on "bull mastiff", an English breed of dog, and "musty", referring to a common description of bones in a state of decay.

Similar species

• Rottenweiler
• Putrefido

Gallery

• 
  A bullmustiff with a Vladdy.