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{{ | {{Monster Infobox | ||
| | |title=Python Priest | ||
| image=Python | |image=[[Image:DQIX Python Priest art.png|300px]] | ||
| | |caption=Art by [[Akira Toriyama]] | ||
| | |kanji=スネークロード | ||
| | |romaji={{tt|Sunēku rōdo|Snake lord}} | ||
|firstappear={{Dragon Quest IX}} | |||
}} | }} | ||
The '''Python priest''' is a monster in the series. | |||
{{ | ==Characteristics== | ||
Python priests are [[Demon family|demons]] whose bodies are actually made up of countless snakes underneath their red robes. They have a singular eye and have snakes growing from either side of their heads. On their heads, the priests wear blue mitres with a pair of intertwined serpents and they wield staves that look like serpents, as well. | |||
==Appearances== | |||
==={{DQ9}}=== | |||
{{DQ9EnemyNew | |||
|name=Python priest | |||
|kanji=スネークロード | |||
|romaji=Sunēku rōdo | |||
|bestiaryNumber=#148 | |||
|family={{Demon}} | |||
|description=Reptilian reverends who can cast Swoosh, and make use of Multiheal when their mates are in trouble.<br><br>They have no bodies as such, and all that lurks beneath their red robes is a seething sea of snakes. | |||
|model=[[Image:Python priest DQIX DS.png|100px]] | |||
|hp=136 | |||
|mp=60 | |||
|exp=950 | |||
|gold=164 | |||
|attack=120 | |||
|defence=160 | |||
|agility=130 | |||
|spells=[[Multiheal]]<br>[[Swoosh]] | |||
|skills=None | |||
|items=[[Watermaul wand]]{{fraction|1|64}}<br>[[Fizzle-retardant suit]]{{fraction|1|128}} | |||
|locations= [[The Bowhole]]<br>{{Grotto}} (Water, rank 2) | |||
|fire-resist=0% | |||
|ice-resist=0% | |||
|wind-resist=0% | |||
|blast-resist=-50% | |||
|rock-resist=0% | |||
|dark-resist=50% | |||
|light-resist=-50% | |||
|drain-resist=0% | |||
|whack-resist=50% | |||
|poison-resist=25% | |||
|paralysis-resist=50% | |||
|fuddle-resist=50% | |||
|snooze-resist=25% | |||
|dazzle-resist=0% | |||
|sap-resist=50% | |||
|blunt-resist=25% | |||
|deceleratle-resist=25% | |||
|spooky-aura-resist=25% | |||
|fizzle-resist=50% | |||
|stun-resist=50% | |||
|charm-resist=85% | |||
}} | |||
==In Other Languages== | |||
{{OtherLanguages | |||
|es=Pitoniso|es-meaning=Masculine form of ''pitonisa'', a diviner or fortune teller. Derived from the Greek Pythia, a high priestess of the Temple of Apollo. | |||
|fr=vicaire vipère|fr-meaning=French for "viper vicar". | |||
|de=Pythonpriester|de-meaning=German for "python priest". | |||
|it=Serpe sacrilega|it-meaning=Italian for "sacrilegious serpent". | |||
}} | |||
==Related monsters== | |||
*[[Cobra cardinal]] | |||
*[[Boa bishop]] | |||
[[Category:Demons]] | |||
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX enemies]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest IX enemies]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest Monsters: Super Light enemies]] | |||
[[es:Pitoniso]] | |||
[[fr:Vicaire vipère]] | |||
Latest revision as of 02:41, 11 December 2025
| Dragon Quest monster | |
|---|---|
| Python Priest | |
 Art by Akira Toriyama | |
| Japanese | スネークロード |
| Romaji | Sunēku rōdo |
| First appearance | Dragon Quest IX |
The Python priest is a monster in the series.
Characteristics[edit | edit source]
Python priests are demons whose bodies are actually made up of countless snakes underneath their red robes. They have a singular eye and have snakes growing from either side of their heads. On their heads, the priests wear blue mitres with a pair of intertwined serpents and they wield staves that look like serpents, as well.
Appearances[edit | edit source]
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies[edit | edit source]
Python priest (スネークロード Sunēku rōdo)
In Other Languages[edit | edit source]
| Language | Translation | Meaning |
 Español | Pitoniso | Masculine form of pitonisa, a diviner or fortune teller. Derived from the Greek Pythia, a high priestess of the Temple of Apollo. |
 Français | vicaire vipère | French for "viper vicar". |
 Deutsch | Pythonpriester | German for "python priest". |
 Italiano | Serpe sacrilega | Italian for "sacrilegious serpent". |