These metallic menaces mash at opponents with massive maces and slice with meticulously sharpened sabers and are even armed with a long wiry whipping tail that ends in a crossbow that helps it to crush enemies. They possess a single unblinking robotic eye in the middle of their intimidating, intricately designed robust chassis, with serrated spikes jutting out keep any adventurers from getting to close. They're often known to guard great treasures, proving to be a gamble to battle even for seasoned sneaky treasure sniffing thieves. Their devastating attacks deal massive damage, especially as they act multiple times in a turn and can use deadly skills such as Metal Slash and Dragon Slash.
The überkilling machine appears as the boss of the True Steel DLC tablet in the Nintendo 3DS version of the game. As a reference to its original appearance as the guardians of the Undersea Treasure Chamber, it has a chance to drop a miracle sword.
Überkilling machine (キラーマジンガ, Kirā mashinga ) Big Book of Beasts No.: DLC #031 (3DS remake exclusive)
Acts twice per turn Flails its weapon about fiercely (125% damage) Shoots off a lightning-fast arrow (launches 3-4 arrows at 50% damage) Dragon Slash Metal Slash
Killing machines made for a single purpose: manslaughter with extreme prejudice. Fitted with an exquisite suite of weapons to wield, it has the tool for any occasion, provided the occasion is murder
Ruthless robots fitted with innumerable extra enhancements, including a hover function for friction-free mobility. Once locked-on, they employ a near-infinite range of attack patterns to ensure their target's termination.
Ruthless robots fitted with innumerable extra enhancements, including a hover function for friction-free mobility. Once locked-on, they employ a near-infinite range of attack patterns to ensure their target's termination.
Überkilling machine first appeared as a S-rank monster of the Inorganic family during the original Dragon Quest VI event, eventually appearing on its own banner during the second part of the 1-Year Wrap Party post-anniversary event alongside King crab. It can participate in the Heligator's Battle Road as a party member. As of the most recent update in the Japanese version, it can be scouted from any banner, including the Regular SP Scout.
Move +1 / Stats Up Frizz Res +25 / Stats Up Overdrive Potency +5% / Stats Up Counterattack Option: Attacks with Slashing Edge if within range to counter when attacked by an enemy. Zam Res +25 / Stats Up Overdrive Potency +5% / Stats Up Follow-Up Option: Occasionally follows up with Slashing Edge if attack target is within follow-up range when making an attack.
Perks
Basic perks
Fighter Killer: Greatly raises ATK and Physical Res for 2 turns at battle start. ATK +15 DEF +20 Overdrive Potency +2%
Leader perk
Raises DEF of inorganic allies, including itself, by 30% in a 5x5 square around it.
Überkilling machine appeared as a rare summon as part of a collaboration event with Dragon Quest Monsters: Super Light. Its description makes reference to its original appearance in VI as the guardians of the undersea treasure chamber.
The Überkilling machine's Japanese name Killer Machinger is derived from Mazinger (マジンガー), a long-running manga and anime series written and illustrated by Go Nagai that features giant robots or mecha. It first debuted in 1972.
Überkilling machine (キラーマジンガ Kirā mashinga)
Appearance in VII's 'The Big Book of Beasts' in the remake.
An Überkilling machine in X
XI polygon model.
Rivals card
Rivals artwork
A King crab and Überkilling machine in Tact
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius event.
