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|old=Tentagor({{IV}} {{NES}})<br>Octogon({{VII}} {{PS1}}, {{Monsters 2}} {{GBC}}) | |old=Tentagor({{IV}} {{NES}})<br>Octogon({{VII}} {{PS1}}, {{Monsters 2}} {{GBC}}) | ||
|firstappear=''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' | |firstappear=''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' | ||
|monster1=[[Devilfish]]<br>[[Elepus]] | |||
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|fuddle-resist=25% | |fuddle-resist=25% | ||
|sap-resist=25% | |sap-resist=25% | ||
|remake-sprites=[[File:Octophant | |remake-sprites=[[File:Sprite DQIV PSX Octophant.png]] | ||
|remake-changes=None | |remake-changes=None | ||
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|kanji=ダゴン | |kanji=ダゴン | ||
|romanji=Dagon | |romanji=Dagon | ||
|sprite=[[Image: | |sprite=[[Image:Sprite DQVII PSX Octophant.png]] | ||
|hp=350 | |hp=350 | ||
|mp=0 | |mp=0 | ||
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|romanji=Dagon | |romanji=Dagon | ||
|sprite=[[File:Octogon DQM2 GBC.png]] | |sprite=[[File:Octogon DQM2 GBC.png]] | ||
|remake-sprite=[[File:DQM PSX Octogon.png]] | |||
|level=45 | |level=45 | ||
|hp=7/10 | |hp=7/10 | ||
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|wisdom=5/10 | |wisdom=5/10 | ||
|agility=5/10 | |agility=5/10 | ||
|family= | |family= Water | ||
|in-game-description= | |in-game-description=Rarely seen as it hides in depths. | ||
|abilities=[[Oomph|BiAttack]], [[Hustle Dance|Hustle]], [[MPass]] | |abilities=[[Oomph|BiAttack]], [[Hustle Dance|Hustle]], [[MPass]] | ||
|habitat= | |habitat= | ||
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However, many depictions of Dagon in popular culture are based on the fish-man interpretation, such as the horror novella ''[[Wikipedia:The Shadow Over Innsmouth|The Shadow Over Innsmouth]]'' by H.P. Lovecraft and the tabletop RPG ''[[Wikipedia:Dungeons & Dragons|Dungeons & Dragons]]'', which depicts Dagon as the demon prince of sea creatures with an appearance that combines the features of an octopus and a fish. | However, many depictions of Dagon in popular culture are based on the fish-man interpretation, such as the horror novella ''[[Wikipedia:The Shadow Over Innsmouth|The Shadow Over Innsmouth]]'' by H.P. Lovecraft and the tabletop RPG ''[[Wikipedia:Dungeons & Dragons|Dungeons & Dragons]]'', which depicts Dagon as the demon prince of sea creatures with an appearance that combines the features of an octopus and a fish. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||