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[[File:DQX Monster_Master.png|thumb|right|Monster Masters in Dragon Quest X]]
<div style="text-align: center; font-size:85%;">Not to be confused with the [[Monster Wrangler]] vocation, which allows players to [[Monster recruitment|recruit monsters]].</div>
{{VocationInfo
|Image = [[File:DQotS Monster Master.png|300px]]
|Caption = Monster Masters as they appear in Dragon Quest of the Stars.
|Japanese = 魔物マスター (''Mamono Masutā'')
|Origin = [[Dragon Quest VI]] (DS Remake)
|Games = [[Dragon Quest VI]] (Remakes only)<br>[[Dragon Quest of the Stars]]<br>[[Dragon Quest Walk]]
}}
The '''Monster Master''' (魔物マスター ''Mamono Masutā'') is a [[vocation]] first introduced in the remake of ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''. This vocation can sometimes put monsters to sleep or cause them to flee.


<center>''A master of monsters, able to commune with them, wield their abilities, and win their affection.'' --Description in ''Dragon Quest VII''</center>
==Monster master, wrangler and masher==
There is some confusion regarding the monster-focused vocations: Dragon Quest VI for the Super Famicom had the まもの使い (''Mamono Tsukai'') vocation, then the seventh game has  魔物ハンター (''Mamono Hantā''), it was changed to 魔物マスター (''Mamono Masutā'') in the [[Nintendo DS]] remake of DQVI and it's subsequent ports, the まもの使い (''Mamono Tsukai'') vocation returned in the tenth game, then まものマスター (''Mamono Masutā'') was used in both ''Stars'' and ''Walk'', then まもの使い (''Mamono Tsukai'') was used again in DQIII HD-2D and DQX Offline.


The '''Monster Master''' (魔物ハンター, ''Mamono Hantā''), also known as ''Monster Masher'' and formerly known as ''Tamer'', is a vocation in ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]'' and ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''. In the original version of ''VI'', having a master in the party increases the chances that a monster [[Monster recruitment|will join you upon its defeat]], however this function was dropped in the [[Nintendo DS]] remake in lieu of Slime Buddies. Monster Master is one of the prerequisites for the [[Ranger]] vocation (along with [[Merchant]] and [[Thief]]).
In the English side there has been consistency in the translations for the main series since Square Enix started using the Dragon Quest naming conventions: まもの使い is Monster Wrangler, 魔物ハンター is Monster Masher, and 魔物マスター is Monster Master. (Monster Masher used to be known as "Tamer" on the PS1 translation of Dragon Warrior VII).


In ''VII'', the vocation will instead give players a greater chance to send defeated monsters off to [[The Haven|the Haven]], a wildlife preserve of sorts where monsters can interact with the party as NPCs. To become a Masher, characters need to master the [[Thief]] and [[Shepherd]] vocations..
Due to all these vocations being monster-focused, most people tend to mix them up, despite them being different: Monster Wranglers can scout monsters, while Monster Masters cannot, despite both of them using similar fighting styles and skills. Monster Masher, while similar, tames monsters and sends them to the [[Monster Meadows]].


==''Dragon Quest VI''==
In [[Dragon Quest Tact]], [[Terry|young Terry]] introduces himself as being a "Monster ''Scout''", and the {{Hero 5}} of the fifth game has the title of "Legendary Monster ''Wrangler''". Later on, the game introduced a unit based on the female Monster Wrangler from Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake.
===Stat Changes===
 
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==Appearances==
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==={{DQ6}}===
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The Monster Master suffers considerable reductions to their strength (-15%), resilience (-20%), HP (-20%), and MP (-30%), befitting a starting vocation characters are not meant to spend too much time in. Various [[Breath attack|breath skills]] are learned through the profession, in addition to the [[Puff!]] spell upon mastery. Monster masters have a small chance to put monsters to sleep at the start of the battle.
|-
 
|Battles to Master
Monster Master is one of the prerequisites for the [[Ranger]] vocation (along with [[Merchant]] and [[Thief]]).
|165
 
|-
In the original version of ''VI'', the Monster Master vocation didn't exist yet. Instead, the [[Monster Wrangler]] vocation filled its gap. Having a wrangler in the party activated the chance that a monster [[Monster recruitment|would join you upon its defeat]], however this function was dropped in the [[Nintendo DS]] remake in lieu of Slime Buddies.
|Strength
| -15%
|-
|Resilience
| -20%
|-
|Max HP
| -20%
|-
|Max MP
| -30%
|-
|Trait
| Low chance for enemies to be asleep during first round
|}


===Abilities===
====Abilities====
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===Monster Recruitment===
===''[[Dragon Quest VII Reimagined]]''===
{| class="wikitable"
In the Reimagined version, Monster Master replaces Monster Masher, as the [[Monster Meadows]] are not present in this version of the game, and thus monsters cannot be tamed and sent there.
 
Monster Masters can summon friendly monsters of four families (slime, zombie, beast, and dragon) to aid them during battle for one turn. They can also cast spells from the [[Zam]] line and use spells and skills such as [[Dazzle]] and [[Sow Chaos]] to cause some ailments to their enemies.
 
To unlock this vocation, a character must master the [[Thief]] and [[Shepherd]] vocations. Mastering Monster Master and two other intermediate vocations can help a character unlock the [[Hero (vocation)|Hero]] vocation.
 
<div style="display:flex; flex-wrap:wrap; gap:10px; align-items: flex-start; justify-content: flex-start;">
{| class="wikitable" style="width:fit-content; min-width:300px; max-width:650px; text-align:center; border: 2px solid #aa5450;"
|+ Proficiency
|-
|-
! Rank !! Recruitable Monsters
! Level !! Type !! Name
|-
|-
| 1 || Slime (1/2), Feralball (1/8), Lips (1/64)
| 1 || [[File:DQVIIR Damage Skill.png|32px]] || [[Summon Slime]]
|-
|-
| 2 || Mud Mannequin (1/64), Rotting Corpse (1/32), Healslime (1/16), Slimeknight (1/4)
| 1 || [[File:DQVIIR Debuff Skill.png|32px]] || [[Animal Magnetism]]
|-
|-
| 3 || Lesser Demon (1/4), Sluggernaut (1/4), Gustbluster (1/64)
| 2 || [[File:DQVIIR Damage Skill.png|32px]] || [[Zam]]
|-
|-
| 4 || Bomboulder (1/32), Chimaera (1/32), Battering Ram (1/16)
| 2 || [[File:DQVIIR Debuff Skill.png|32px]] || [[Dazzle]]
|-
|-
| 5 || King Slime (1/64), Boss Troll (1/16)
| 3 || [[File:DQVIIR Damage Skill.png|32px]] || [[Summon Zombie]]
|-
|-
| 6 || Liquid Metal Slime (1/256)
| 4 || [[File:DQVIIR Damage Skill.png|32px]] || [[Zammle]]
|-
|-
| 7 || Killing Machine (1/64)
| 5 || [[File:DQVIIR Debuff Skill.png|32px]] || [[Sow Chaos]]
|-
|-
| 8 || High Djinks (1/256)
| 6 || [[File:DQVIIR Damage Skill.png|32px]] || [[Summon Beast]]
|}
 
==''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''==
[[Image:3DS Monster Master.png|border|right]]
===Stat Changes===
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|width="25%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''<font color="#ffffff">Change</font>'''
|-
|-
|Battles to Master
| 7 || [[File:DQVIIR Damage Skill.png|32px]] || [[Kazam]]
|165 (PS1) / 143 (3DS)
|-
|-
|Strength
| 8 || [[File:DQVIIR Damage Skill.png|32px]] || [[Summon Dragon]]
| Null
|-
|-
|Agility
! colspan=3| [[Let loose]] skill
| +10%
|-
|-
|Resilience
| colspan=3| [[File:DQVIIR Monster Master Icon.png|32px]] '''Positive Reinforcement''': Makes it more likely that a powerful monster will answer the call when performing a summon.
| Null
|}
|-
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|Wisdom
|+ Attribute Adjustments
| +20%
|-
|-
|Style
! Maximum HP !! Maximum MP !! Attack !! Defence !! Magical Might !! Charm
| +5%
|-
|-
|Max HP
| - || - || [[File:DQVIIR Stats Up Icon.png|20px]] || - || [[File:DQVIIR Stats Up Icon.png|20px]] || [[File:DQVIIR Stats Up Icon.png|20px]]
| -5%
|-
|-
|Max MP
! Magical Mending !! Strength !! Deftness !! Resilience !! Agility
| -5%
|-
|-
|Mastery Bonus
| [[File:DQVIIR Stats Down Icon.png|20px]] || [[File:DQVIIR Stats Up Icon.png|20px]] || [[File:DQVIIR Stats Up Icon.png|20px]] || - || [[File:DQVIIR Stats Down Icon.png|20px]]
| +15 Bonus to Resilience
|}
|}
</div>
===''[[Dragon Quest Monsters (series)|Monsters series]]''===
Generally speaking, the protagonist of every game in the ''Monsters'' sub series was referred to as a Monster Master until the younger [[Terry]] made an appearance in {{DQTact}}, where he dubbed himself as a Monster Scout. With the release of {{DQM3}}, the term has been retired in the spinoff series for Monster Wrangler.
Certain titles will place more emphasis on this profession than others, such as treating it as a societal class in it's own right.
===''[[Dragon Quest of the Stars]]''===
The Monster Master utilizes breath attacks and enjoys excellent HP growth, but has mediocre growth in all other stats. It was a prerequisite to unlock the [[Druid]] vocation.


===PS1 Abilities===
===''[[Dragon Quest Walk]]''===
{|width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
[[Image:DQ Walk Monster Masters.jpg|right|200px]]
|width="5%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''<font color="#ffffff">Level</font>'''
Monster Masters were added in a March 2022 update as part of the game's 2.5 year anniversary. Unlike the other advanced vocations, a character is able to become a Monster Master after befriending more than 35 types of monsters. Their weapons of choice are [[Wand]]s, [[Spear]]s, [[Claw Weapon Family|Claws]], and [[Whip]]s.
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''<font color="#ffffff">Title</font>'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''<font color="#ffffff">Learns</font>'''
|width="5%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''<font color="#ffffff">Battles Needed</font>'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''<font color="#ffffff">Target</font>'''
|width="50%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''<font color="#ffffff">Info</font>'''
|width="5%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''<font color="#ffffff">MP</font>'''
|-
|rowspan=2|1
|rowspan=2|Pet Owner
|[[Poison Breath]]
|rowspan=2|1
|One Group
|Has a chance to poison one group of enemies
|0
|-
|[[Animal Magnetism]]
|One Group
|Increases the chance of taming one group of enemies
|0
|-
|2
|Groomer
|Nothing
|18
|
|
|
|-
|3
|Ranch Hand
|[[Sweet Breath]]
|33
|One Group
|Has a chance of putting one group of enemies to sleep
|0
|-
|4
|Tracker
|[[Cool Breath]]
|58
|All Enemies
|Causes ~15HP in ice damage
|0
|-
|5
|Hunter
|[[Burning Breath]]
|77
|One Group
|Has a chance of cause paralysis to one group of enemies
|0
|-
|6
|Handler
|[[Flame Breath]]
|93
|All Enemies
|Causes ~40HP in fire damage
|0
|-
|7
|Trainer
|[[Venom Mist]]
|125
|One Group
|Severely poisons one group of enemies, causing them to lose 1/6 of their HP every round
|0
|-
|8
|Beast Lord
|[[Puff!|BeDragon]]
|165
|Self
|Turns the caster into an uncontrollable dragon
|18
|}


===3DS Abilities===
{{clear}}
{|width="90%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="5%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''<font color="#ffffff">Level</font>'''
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''<font color="#ffffff">Title</font>'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''<font color="#ffffff">Learns</font>'''
|width="5%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''<font color="#ffffff">Battles Needed</font>'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''<font color="#ffffff">Target</font>'''
|width="50%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''<font color="#ffffff">Info</font>'''
|width="5%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''<font color="#ffffff">MP</font>'''
|-
|rowspan=2|1
|rowspan=2|Slime Stalker
|[[Poison Breath]]
|rowspan=2|1
|One Group
|Poisons a group of enemies.
|0
|-
|[[Animal Magnetism]]
|One Group
|Makes it more likely that monsters will come make friends with you.
|0
|-
|rowspan=2|2
|rowspan=2|Animal Assailer
|[[Kabuff]]
|rowspan=2|14
|All Allies
|Raises the defence of all party members.
|3
|-
|[[Sweet Breath]]
|One Group
|A fragrant sigh that lulls a group of enemies to sleep.
|0
|-
|rowspan=3|3
|rowspan=3|Zombie Zapper
|[[Insulatle]]
|rowspan=3|12
|All Allies
|Protects the party from fire and ice attacks.
|3
|-
|[[Fire Breath]]
|One Group
|A fiery breath attack.
|0
|-
|[[Cool Breath]]
|One Group
|A chilly breath attack.
|0
|-
|rowspan=2|4
|rowspan=2|Metal Mauler
|[[Magic Barrier]]
|rowspan=2|20
|All Allies
|Forms a fortification that impedes the efficacy of enemy spells.
|3
|-
|[[Burning Breath]]
|One Group
|Paralyzes the enemy with a torrid sigh.
|0
|-
|rowspan=2|5
|rowspan=2|Demon Defeater
|[[Kasap]]
|rowspan=2|20
|One Group
|Reduces the defence of a group of enemies.
|4
|-
|[[Flame Breath]]
|One Group
|A fiercely fiery breath attack.
|0
|-
|rowspan=2|6
|rowspan=2|Troll Trouncer
|[[Puff!]]
|rowspan=2|12
|Self
|Transforms the caster into a fire-breathing dragon.
|18
|-
|[[Venom Mist]]
|One Group
|Envenomates a group of enemies.
|0
|-
|rowspan=2|7
|rowspan=2|Dragon Destroyer
|[[Inferno]]
|rowspan=2|25
|All Enemies
|A ferociously fiery breath attack.
|0
|-
|[[Chilly Breath]]
|All Enemies
|A frigidly chilly breath attack.
|0
|-
|8
|Master Masher
|[[Scorch]]
|40
|All Enemies
|A scorching inferno of burning breath.
|0
|}


==See Also==
==See also==
*[[Monster recruitment]]
*[[Monster Masher]]
*[[Monster Wrangler]]


==Trivia==
==Gallery==
*The name "Monster Master" is a title used for both [[Hero (Dragon Quest V)|the Hero]] in ''[[Dragon Quest V]]'' and [[Psaro (Character)|Psaro]] in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''.
<gallery>
Monster_Master_DQVI_official_guide_book_profile.jpg|[[Milly]] detailing the capabilities of the vocation in the official guidebook for ''VI''
Monster master v-jump VI.jpg|Milly taming a [[metal slime]] in the V-Jump guide for ''VI'', an impossibility in every version of the game
Dragon_Quest_IX_male_monster_master_concept_art.jpg|Concept art of the M.M. for ''IX''. The vocation was scrapped in development and repurposed for ''X''
DWM_Game_manual_monster_master.png| The "Monster Master" terminology used in Dragon Warrior Monsters
Stars Young Terry Monster Scout.jpg|Terry referring to himself as a scout in ''Tact''
DQotS Monster Master.png|In ''[[Dragon Quest of the Stars|Stars]]''
</gallery>


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[[Category:Dragon Quest VI vocations]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VII classes]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VII Reimagined vocations]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest X classes]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest of the Stars vocations]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest Walk vocations]]
[[fr:Maître-monstres]]

Latest revision as of 15:21, 24 February 2026

Not to be confused with the Monster Wrangler vocation, which allows players to recruit monsters.
Vocation
Monster Master

Monster Masters as they appear in Dragon Quest of the Stars.
Japanese name: 魔物マスター (Mamono Masutā)
Introduced in: Dragon Quest VI (DS Remake)
Appears in: Dragon Quest VI (Remakes only)
Dragon Quest of the Stars
Dragon Quest Walk

The Monster Master (魔物マスター Mamono Masutā) is a vocation first introduced in the remake of Dragon Quest VI. This vocation can sometimes put monsters to sleep or cause them to flee.

Monster master, wrangler and masher[edit | edit source]

There is some confusion regarding the monster-focused vocations: Dragon Quest VI for the Super Famicom had the まもの使い (Mamono Tsukai) vocation, then the seventh game has 魔物ハンター (Mamono Hantā), it was changed to 魔物マスター (Mamono Masutā) in the Nintendo DS remake of DQVI and it's subsequent ports, the まもの使い (Mamono Tsukai) vocation returned in the tenth game, then まものマスター (Mamono Masutā) was used in both Stars and Walk, then まもの使い (Mamono Tsukai) was used again in DQIII HD-2D and DQX Offline.

In the English side there has been consistency in the translations for the main series since Square Enix started using the Dragon Quest naming conventions: まもの使い is Monster Wrangler, 魔物ハンター is Monster Masher, and 魔物マスター is Monster Master. (Monster Masher used to be known as "Tamer" on the PS1 translation of Dragon Warrior VII).

Due to all these vocations being monster-focused, most people tend to mix them up, despite them being different: Monster Wranglers can scout monsters, while Monster Masters cannot, despite both of them using similar fighting styles and skills. Monster Masher, while similar, tames monsters and sends them to the Monster Meadows.

In Dragon Quest Tact, young Terry introduces himself as being a "Monster Scout", and the Hero of the fifth game has the title of "Legendary Monster Wrangler". Later on, the game introduced a unit based on the female Monster Wrangler from Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake.

Appearances[edit | edit source]

Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation[edit | edit source]

The Monster Master suffers considerable reductions to their strength (-15%), resilience (-20%), HP (-20%), and MP (-30%), befitting a starting vocation characters are not meant to spend too much time in. Various breath skills are learned through the profession, in addition to the Puff! spell upon mastery. Monster masters have a small chance to put monsters to sleep at the start of the battle.

Monster Master is one of the prerequisites for the Ranger vocation (along with Merchant and Thief).

In the original version of VI, the Monster Master vocation didn't exist yet. Instead, the Monster Wrangler vocation filled its gap. Having a wrangler in the party activated the chance that a monster would join you upon its defeat, however this function was dropped in the Nintendo DS remake in lieu of Slime Buddies.

Abilities[edit | edit source]

Level Title Learns Battles Needed Target Info MP
1 Slime Master N/A 1 -
2 Beast Master Sweet Breath 18 Enemy group A fragrant sigh that lulls a group of enemies to sleep. 0
3 Zombie Master Poison Breath 33 One group Poisons a group of enemies. 0
4 Nature Master Tongue Bashing 58 One enemy A punishing lick to reduce the enemy's defence. 0
5 Demon Master Cool Breath 77 All enemies A chilly breath attack. 0
6 Troll Master Flame Breath 93 All enemies A fiercely fiery breath attack. 0
7 Material Master Burning Breath 125 One group Paralyses the enemy with a torrid sigh. 0
8 Dragon Master Puff! 165 Self Transform into a fire-breathing dragon. 18

Dragon Quest VII Reimagined[edit | edit source]

In the Reimagined version, Monster Master replaces Monster Masher, as the Monster Meadows are not present in this version of the game, and thus monsters cannot be tamed and sent there.

Monster Masters can summon friendly monsters of four families (slime, zombie, beast, and dragon) to aid them during battle for one turn. They can also cast spells from the Zam line and use spells and skills such as Dazzle and Sow Chaos to cause some ailments to their enemies.

To unlock this vocation, a character must master the Thief and Shepherd vocations. Mastering Monster Master and two other intermediate vocations can help a character unlock the Hero vocation.

Proficiency
Level Type Name
1 Summon Slime
1 Animal Magnetism
2 Zam
2 Dazzle
3 Summon Zombie
4 Zammle
5 Sow Chaos
6 Summon Beast
7 Kazam
8 Summon Dragon
Let loose skill
Positive Reinforcement: Makes it more likely that a powerful monster will answer the call when performing a summon.
Attribute Adjustments
Maximum HP Maximum MP Attack Defence Magical Might Charm
- - -
Magical Mending Strength Deftness Resilience Agility
-


Monsters series[edit | edit source]

Generally speaking, the protagonist of every game in the Monsters sub series was referred to as a Monster Master until the younger Terry made an appearance in Dragon Quest Tact, where he dubbed himself as a Monster Scout. With the release of Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince, the term has been retired in the spinoff series for Monster Wrangler. Certain titles will place more emphasis on this profession than others, such as treating it as a societal class in it's own right.

Dragon Quest of the Stars[edit | edit source]

The Monster Master utilizes breath attacks and enjoys excellent HP growth, but has mediocre growth in all other stats. It was a prerequisite to unlock the Druid vocation.

Dragon Quest Walk[edit | edit source]

Monster Masters were added in a March 2022 update as part of the game's 2.5 year anniversary. Unlike the other advanced vocations, a character is able to become a Monster Master after befriending more than 35 types of monsters. Their weapons of choice are Wands, Spears, Claws, and Whips.

See also[edit | edit source]

Gallery[edit | edit source]

  • Milly detailing the capabilities of the vocation in the official guidebook for VI
    Milly detailing the capabilities of the vocation in the official guidebook for VI
  • Milly taming a metal slime in the V-Jump guide for VI, an impossibility in every version of the game
    Milly taming a metal slime in the V-Jump guide for VI, an impossibility in every version of the game
  • Concept art of the M.M. for IX. The vocation was scrapped in development and repurposed for X
    Concept art of the M.M. for IX. The vocation was scrapped in development and repurposed for X
  • The "Monster Master" terminology used in Dragon Warrior Monsters
    The "Monster Master" terminology used in Dragon Warrior Monsters
  • Terry referring to himself as a scout in Tact
    Terry referring to himself as a scout in Tact
  • In Stars
    In Stars
Dragon Quest VI vocations
Beginner Vocations
Intermediate Vocations
Advanced Vocation
Secret Vocations
Dragon Quest VII Reimagined vocations
Character-specific Vocations
Beginner Vocations
Intermediate Vocations
Advanced Vocations
Dragon Quest of the Stars vocations
Beginner Vocations
Specialist Vocations
Super Vocations
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