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{{Monster Infobox | {{Monster Infobox | ||
|title=Slime snack | |title = Slime snack | ||
|image=[[File: | |image = [[File:DQR Dango Slime.png|275px]] | ||
|caption= | |caption = {{Rivals}} card | ||
|firstappear={{ | |kanji = だんごスライム | ||
| | |romaji = Dango Suraimu | ||
| | |translation = Dumpling Slime | ||
}} | |firstappear = {{DQMP}} | ||
'''Slime | |other = Dumpling slime ({{Tact}}) | ||
|monster1=[[Cococoa blobelisk]]<br>[[Gem jamboree]]<br>[[Metal medley]]<br>[[Slime sisters]]<br>[[Slime stack]]<br>[[Triple splatty]]}} | |||
The '''Slime snack''' is a recurring monster in the series, first appearing in ''[[Dragon Quest: Monster Parade]]''. It is a trio of gumdrops that resemble springtime fair foods, so much so that their colours embody the season: the pink represents the blooming sakura petals, the white represents the melting snow, and the green is for the vegetation returning to life. | |||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
==={{DQM3}}=== | ==={{DQM3}}=== | ||
{{DQM3Enemy | {{DQM3Enemy | ||
|name=Slime | |name=Slime Snack | ||
|kanji=だんごスライム | |kanji=だんごスライム | ||
|romanji=Dango | |romanji=Dango Suraimu | ||
|icon=[[File:Slime snack DQM3 portrait.jpeg|100px]] | |icon=[[File:Slime snack DQM3 portrait.jpeg|100px]] | ||
|family=[[File:DQM3 slime family icon.png|link=Slime family]] | |family=[[File:DQM3 slime family icon.png|link=Slime family]] | ||
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|in-game-description=These illusive slimes are most likely to put in an appearance on moonlit spring nights as cherry blossoms flutter all around. Seriously tasty, with a texture like pounded rice dumplings | |in-game-description=These illusive slimes are most likely to put in an appearance on moonlit spring nights as cherry blossoms flutter all around. Seriously tasty, with a texture like pounded rice dumplings | ||
|talents=[[Cure-All]] | |talents=[[Cure-All]] | ||
|traits=[[Sleepy Touch]], [[ | |traits=[[Sleepy Touch]], [[Beastsbane]], [[Ultra Crafty Sleeper]] | ||
|ltraits=[[Tactical Genius]], [[High Heal]], [[Collective Punishment]] | |ltraits=[[Tactical Genius]], [[High Heal]], [[Collective Punishment]] | ||
|habitat=Unavailable in the wild | |habitat=Unavailable in the wild | ||
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}} | }} | ||
== | ==={{DQMP}}=== | ||
*'' | {{Stub}} | ||
==={{DQR}}=== | |||
{{Stub}} | |||
==={{DQTact}}=== | |||
Known as '''Dumpling slime''' in this game, it appears as an A-rank monster of the [[Slime family]] during the limited ''Cherry Blossom Gourmet Travelog'' event alongside [[Togamihime|War Goddess Togamihime]] on her banner. The dumpling slime can participate in the [[Crème caraslime]]'s Battle Road as a party member. | |||
{{DQTactEnemy | |||
|name=Dumpling slime | |||
|kanji=だんごスライム | |||
|romanji=Dangosuraimu | |||
|sprite=[[Image:DQT Dumpling Slime icon.png]] | |||
|family=Slime | |||
|rank=A | |||
|role=Debuff | |||
|lvl=130 | |||
|hp=1,352 | |||
|mp=445 | |||
|move=2-3 | |||
|attack=221 | |||
|defense=435 | |||
|agility=500 | |||
|wisdom=128 | |||
|weight=35 | |||
|bskill1=[[Sweet Breath]] | |||
|bskill2=[[Dumpling Defence]]{{tt|*|Level 22}} | |||
|bskill3=[[Dumpling Shower]]{{tt|*|Level 42}} | |||
|askill1=Move +1 / Stats Up | |||
|askill2=Frizz Res +25 / Stats Up | |||
|askill3=Dumpling Shower Potency +5% / Stats Up<br>'''Sweet Breath Stance''': Triggers Sweet Breath when attacked by enemy if enemy is within 3-space straight line. | |||
|askill4=Zam Res +25 / Stats Up | |||
|askill5=Dumpling Shower Potency +5% / Stats Up<br>Max HP +30 | |||
|lperk1=Raises martial potency of slimes, including itself, by 10% in a 5x5 square around it. | |||
|bperk1=Max HP +20 | |||
|bperk2=AGL +15 | |||
|bperk3=Dumpling Shower Potency +2% | |||
|aperk1='''Move +1''': Raises Move by 1. | |||
|frizz-resist=Half Res | |||
|sizz-resist=Normal | |||
|crack-resist=Normal | |||
|woosh-resist=Normal | |||
|bang-resist=Very Weak | |||
|zap-resist=Very Weak | |||
|zam-resist=Half Res | |||
|snooze-resist=Half Res | |||
|poison-resist=Normal | |||
|physical-seal-resist=Normal | |||
|spell-seal-resist=Normal | |||
|martial-seal-resist=Half Res | |||
|breath-seal-resist=Normal | |||
|hobble-resist=Super Weak | |||
|stun-resist=Immune | |||
|blind-resist=Normal | |||
|curse-resist=Normal | |||
|paralysis-resist=Normal | |||
|confusion-resist=Normal | |||
|charm-resist=Super Weak | |||
}} | |||
== | ==Trivia== | ||
*[[ | *''[[Wikipedia:Dango| Dango]]'' (団子) is a traditional Japanese festival snack that consists of three or more dumplings made of flour, skewered and dipped in a sweetened soy sauce. The pink, white, and green-coloured variety are known as "hanami dango" (flower-viewing ceremony dango) or "sanshoku dango" (three-coloured dango) and are typically sold at food stalls during cherry blossom season. | ||
==Gallery== | |||
<center><gallery> | |||
DQT DangoSlime Togamihime.jpg|Dumpling slime and War Goddess Togamihime in ''Tact'' | |||
</gallery></center> | |||
[[Category:Japanese mythology]] | |||
[[Category:Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince enemies]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince enemies]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest: Monster Parade enemies]] | |||
[[Category:Dragon Quest Rivals enemies]] | |||
[[Category:Dragon Quest Tact monsters]] | |||
[[fr:Gluocube]] | |||
Latest revision as of 07:53, 17 September 2026
| Dragon Quest monster | |
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| Slime snack | |
Rivals card | |
| Japanese | だんごスライム |
| Romaji | Dango Suraimu |
| Translation | Dumpling Slime |
| First appearance | Dragon Quest: Monster Parade |
| Other names | Dumpling slime (Tact) |
| Variants | Cococoa blobelisk Gem jamboree Metal medley Slime sisters Slime stack Triple splatty |
The Slime snack is a recurring monster in the series, first appearing in Dragon Quest: Monster Parade. It is a trio of gumdrops that resemble springtime fair foods, so much so that their colours embody the season: the pink represents the blooming sakura petals, the white represents the melting snow, and the green is for the vegetation returning to life.
Appearances[edit | edit source]
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Dragon Quest: Monster Parade[edit | edit source]
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Dragon Quest Tact[edit | edit source]
Known as Dumpling slime in this game, it appears as an A-rank monster of the Slime family during the limited Cherry Blossom Gourmet Travelog event alongside War Goddess Togamihime on her banner. The dumpling slime can participate in the Crème caraslime's Battle Road as a party member.
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Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Dango (団子) is a traditional Japanese festival snack that consists of three or more dumplings made of flour, skewered and dipped in a sweetened soy sauce. The pink, white, and green-coloured variety are known as "hanami dango" (flower-viewing ceremony dango) or "sanshoku dango" (three-coloured dango) and are typically sold at food stalls during cherry blossom season.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
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Dumpling slime and War Goddess Togamihime in Tact

