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|japanese = うけながし | |japanese = うけながし | ||
|romaji = Ukenagashi | |romaji = Ukenagashi | ||
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|type = Skill | |type = Skill | ||
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'''Cop Out''' is an ability in the | '''Cop Out''' is an ability in the {{DQSeries}} that allows the user to pass damage on to someone or something else. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
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Cop Out | Cop Out was retroactively added to the 2024 remake, where it's the [[Warrior]]'s default skill. It costs 2 {{MP}} and has a 5/8ths chance to pass the damage to an enemy, a 1/4th chance to direct the blow to an ally, and a 1/8th chance to fail outright with the user taking damage. Cop Out will activate quicker than [[Whipping Boy]], [[Forbearance]], [[Mercurial Thrust]], and [[Backdraft]], but has lower priority than [[Kaclang]] and [[Defending Champion]]. | ||
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Cop Out has a 3/5 chance to reflect an attack back to a random enemy, 1/5 chance to redirect the blow to an ally, and a 1/5 chance of failure. Once used it lasts for the entirety of the turn. Cop Out is learned by [[Goowain]] at level 18, and other characters can obtain it by advancing to either rank 5 of the [[Dancer]] vocation or rank 3 of the [[Gladiator]] vocation. | |||
[[Tiger jackal]]s also use it. | |||
==={{DQ7}}=== | |||
Cop Out is learned by [[Kiefer]] at level 9 and [[Aishe]] at level 21. It is also learned by advancing to rank 3 of the Dancer or rank 4 as a [[Well wisher (Vocation)|Well Wisher]]. The ability only appears in the PS1 version. | |||
It is used by [[crabble-rouser]]s. | |||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
*[[Back Atcha]] | *[[Back Atcha]], the shield-specific version | ||
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[[Category:Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake skills]] | |||
[[Category:Dragon Quest VI skills]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest VI skills]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:32, 24 February 2026
| Cop Out | |
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| Japanese | うけながし |
| Rōmaji | Ukenagashi |
| Type | Skill |
| First appearance | Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation |
| Dragon Warrior naming | ParryPass Dodge |
Cop Out is an ability in the Dragon Quest series that allows the user to pass damage on to someone or something else.
Appearances[edit | edit source]
Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake[edit | edit source]
Cop Out was retroactively added to the 2024 remake, where it's the Warrior's default skill. It costs 2 MP and has a 5/8ths chance to pass the damage to an enemy, a 1/4th chance to direct the blow to an ally, and a 1/8th chance to fail outright with the user taking damage. Cop Out will activate quicker than Whipping Boy, Forbearance, Mercurial Thrust, and Backdraft, but has lower priority than Kaclang and Defending Champion.
Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation[edit | edit source]
Cop Out has a 3/5 chance to reflect an attack back to a random enemy, 1/5 chance to redirect the blow to an ally, and a 1/5 chance of failure. Once used it lasts for the entirety of the turn. Cop Out is learned by Goowain at level 18, and other characters can obtain it by advancing to either rank 5 of the Dancer vocation or rank 3 of the Gladiator vocation.
Tiger jackals also use it.
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past[edit | edit source]
Cop Out is learned by Kiefer at level 9 and Aishe at level 21. It is also learned by advancing to rank 3 of the Dancer or rank 4 as a Well Wisher. The ability only appears in the PS1 version.
It is used by crabble-rousers.
Dragon Quest Monsters[edit | edit source]
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See Also[edit | edit source]
- Back Atcha, the shield-specific version