The palooka prawn is a pugilistic shrimp that first appeared in Dragon Quest Monsters.
Appearances
Digster ( ダンジョンえび, Danjyon Ebi )
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| Resistances
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| Frizz*
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Sizz*
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Fire Breath*
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Bang*
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Crack*
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Cool Breath*
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Woosh*
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Rock*
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Zap*
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| Weak
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Weak
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Weak
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Weak
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Weak
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Weak
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None
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Strong
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None
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| Gigaslash
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Magic Burst
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Drain Magic *
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Whack*
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Kamikazee*
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Poison*
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Paralysis*
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Fuddle*
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Snooze*
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| Strong
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None
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None
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Strong
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Immune
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Strong
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Strong
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Strong
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Strong
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| Dazzle*
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Fizzle
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Ban Dance
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Gobstopper
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Stun*
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Sap*
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Decelerate*
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Curse
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| Weak
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None
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None
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None
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None
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None
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None
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Strong
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A Digster appears as the boss of Goopi's Gate #1.
Digster ( ダンジョンえび, Danjyon Ebi )
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| Resistances
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| Frizz*
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Sizz*
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Fire Breath*
|
Bang*
|
Crack*
|
Cool Breath*
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Woosh*
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Rock*
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Water*
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| Weak
|
Weak
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Weak
|
Weak
|
Weak
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Weak
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None
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Strong
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Immune
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| Zap*
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Gigaslash
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Magic Burst
|
Drain Magic *
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Whack*
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Kamikazee*
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Poison*
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Paralysis*
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Fuddle*
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| None
|
Strong
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None
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None
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Strong
|
Immune
|
Strong
|
Strong
|
Strong
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| Snooze*
|
Dazzle*
|
Fizzle
|
Ban Dance
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Gobstopper
|
Stun*
|
Sap*
|
Decelerate*
|
Curse
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| Strong
|
Weak
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None
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None
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None
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None
|
None
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None
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Strong
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Palooka prawn Monsterpedia No.: #175
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| Resistances
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| Fire *
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Water *
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Explosion *
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Wind *
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Earth *
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Ice *
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Electricity *
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Light *
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Dark *
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Antimagic *
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| 0%
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50%
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-25%
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25%
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50%
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25%
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0%
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0%
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25%
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-25%
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| Bedazzlement *
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Confusion *
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Debilitation *
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MP Absorption *
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Paralysis *
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Poison *
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Sleep *
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Stun *
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Instant Death *
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| 0%
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50%
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0%
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0%
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50%
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25%
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50%
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-25%
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25%
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| Additional information
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| Description
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These shelled sluggers, sick of life at sea, only want ti prove themselves to all the doubters that they can go the distance living on land.
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| Location
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This monster has no natural habitat
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| Synthesis
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| Breeding chart
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X
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| Notable fusions
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Etymology
- Palooka is a term used to refer to incompetent boxers and is infrequently used as an alternative insult to oaf, dolt, idiot, etc. The origin of the term is unknown, but it first appeared in printed media in the 1920's by way of the Joe Palooka comic strip authored by Ham Fisher.