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==In Other Languages== | ==In Other Languages== | ||
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|es=Bocarrón gruñón|es-meaning=Derived from the Spanish ''{{tt|boca|mouth}}'' and the suffix ''ón'', indicating its large attributes, and '' | |es=Bocarrón gruñón|es-meaning=Derived from the Spanish ''{{tt|boca|mouth}}'' and the suffix ''ón'', indicating its large attributes, and ''gruñón'', which means "grumpy, grouchy". | ||
|fr=Gobelutin chafouin|fr-meaning=From the French ''{{tt|gobelin|goblin}}'', ''{{tt|lutin|an imp or pixie}}'' | |fr=Gobelutin chafouin|fr-meaning=From the French ''{{tt|gobelin|goblin}}'', ''{{tt|lutin|an imp or pixie}}'' | ||
|de=Grimmiger Gnobold|de-meaning=From the German ''{{tt|Grimmiger|grim, ferocious, grumpy}}'' and a combination of the words ''{{tt|Gnom|gnome, goblin}}'' and ''{{tt|Kobold|a mischievous sprite from German folklore}}''. | |de=Grimmiger Gnobold|de-meaning=From the German ''{{tt|Grimmiger|grim, ferocious, grumpy}}'' and a combination of the words ''{{tt|Gnom|gnome, goblin}}'' and ''{{tt|Kobold|a mischievous sprite from German folklore}}''. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:38, 29 March 2026
| Dragon Quest monster | |
|---|---|
| Grumpy grublin | |
 Art by Akira Toriyama | |
| Japanese | ゲキオコボルト |
| Romaji | Gekiokoboruto |
| First appearance | Dragon Quest XI |
The Grumpy grublin is a monster in the series.
Characteristics[edit | edit source]
Grumpy grublins are goblin-like creatures with red skin, large pointy ears, a tiny pair of horns, and solid black eyes with tiny yellow pupils. In their hands, they wield chipped blood-red swords and golden bucklers. They wear simple black armour with gold details over purple kilts and purple gloves.
Appearances[edit | edit source]
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age[edit | edit source]
Grumpy grublin (ゲキオコボルト Gekiokoboruto )
*This monster does not have a vicious nor a malicious counterpart.
In Other Languages[edit | edit source]
| Language | Translation | Meaning |
 Español | Bocarrón gruñón | Derived from the Spanish boca and the suffix ón, indicating its large attributes, and gruñón, which means "grumpy, grouchy". |
 Français | Gobelutin chafouin | From the French gobelin, lutin |
 Deutsch | Grimmiger Gnobold | From the German Grimmiger and a combination of the words Gnom and Kobold. |
Gallery[edit | edit source]
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XI polygon model -
Appearance in Super Light
