| Dragon Quest monster
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| Seaslime
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 Art by Akira Toriyama
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| Japanese
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マリンスライム
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| Romaji
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Marin suraimu
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| First appearance
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Dragon Quest III
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| Old localisation
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Marine Slime (III NES) SeaSlime (III GBC)
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The Seaslime is a monster in the series.
Characteristics
Seaslimes are blue slimes that carry around a spiked seashell for protection and are typically encountered on coastal regions and at sea. Though not as common as their land-faring cousins, the seaslimes are infamous for boasting high defence and elemental resistances, as well as turning tail when battles look bleak. They also have a tendency to retreat into their shells to protect themselves. In the Nintendo DS remake of Dragon Quest VI, a seaslime named Shelley can join the Hero and party as a slime buddy.
Appearances
Seaslime (マリンスライム Marin suraimu) Bestiary Number: #064
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Seaslime (マリンスライム, Marin suraimu ) Defeated Monster List number: #048
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Lovers of sand, sea and sunslime, they spend their days on the beach, ever on the lookout for a snazzy new shell to grow into.
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Seaslime (マリンスライム, Marin suraimu ) Big Book of Beasts No. : #179
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Skills
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Locations
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Dropped item
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| Kabuff
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Defend Flee
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Ocean
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Shellmet1⁄64
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None
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Seaslime appeared from the beginning of the game. In this game, they are part of the Aquatic family rather than slimes. Like always, they flee when threatened and are able to cast Kabuff. When they become enraged, they hunker down inside their shells to protect themselves and can cast Crackle.
Seaslime (マリンスライム, Marin suraimu ) Defeated Monster List No. : #121
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Dropped item
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| Kabuff
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Hunkers down inside its shell (reduces all damage taken to 1 or 0 for one turn) Flees
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Open Sea - South (act one) Grotta della Fonte (act two)
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Crimson coral1⁄16 Slime earrings1⁄128
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Maritime slimes perfectly suited for the beach. As they grow bigger, they upgrade their shells for increasingly roomier models.
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Malicious
Malicious seaslime (マリンスライム・邪, Marin suraimu・ja ) Defeated Monster List No. : #478
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Locations
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Dropped item
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| Kabuff
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Hunkers down inside its shell (reduces all damage taken to 1 or 0 for one turn) Flees
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Insula Orientalis (postgame) Open Sea - South (postgame)
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Crimson coral1⁄16 Slime earrings1⁄128
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Seaslimes who have morphed into a truly malevolent form under the malign influence of infinite evil.
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Seaslime appears as a C-rank monster of the Slime family as part of the original Dragon Quest III event. It can be recruited from Chapter 2, Episode 1: A Ship Voyage and Chapter 3, Episode 1: Another Ship Voyage of the event quests at any difficulty, as well as Chapter 16, Episode 6: Sightseeing at Port Town of the main storyline. The seaslime can participate in the Armful, King kelp, and Blindfolded hammerhood's Battle Roads as a party member.
In Other Languages
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Español | Limarino | From the Spanish limo and marino. |
Français | Gluant marin | French for "marine slime". |
Deutsch | Seeschleim | German for "seaslime". |
Italiano | Slime marino | Italian for "marine slime". |
中文 | 海生史莱姆 | Simplified Chinese for "marine slime". |
Notable seaslimes
Gallery
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A Seaslime in X
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XI polygon model.
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A Malicious seaslime.
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Slime MoriMori Dragon Quest.
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DQ Trading Card
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Metallic Monsters Gallery.
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A Seaslime in the 1991 anime of The Adventure of Dai.
Related monsters