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==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
The '''stingfisher''' is a boisterous brightly coloured [[Bird family|bird]] that loves to cast '''Buff''' to bolster the defense of its bird-brained buddies. The beautiful and bright flowery-looking feathers of this fluttering beast serve as a warning, as the avian assailer has a beak packed with poison, ready to poke at foes and prick the skin enough to inject the toxin in. Their names are a combination of the words "sting" and "kingfisher", although much like their red and blue-colored cousins, they have more in common with hummingbirds. | The '''stingfisher''' is a boisterous brightly coloured [[Bird family|bird]] that loves to cast '''Buff''' to bolster the defense of its bird-brained buddies. The beautiful and bright flowery-looking feathers of this fluttering beast serve as a warning, as the avian assailer has a beak packed with poison, ready to poke at foes and prick the skin enough to inject the toxin in. Their names are a combination of the words "sting" and "kingfisher", although much like their red and blue-colored cousins, they have more in common with hummingbirds. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
Revision as of 09:20, 30 May 2020
| Dragon Quest monster | |
|---|---|
| Stingfisher | |
 Art by Akira Toriyama | |
| Japanese | ポイズンバード |
| Romaji | Poisun bādo |
| First appearance | Dragon Quest VII |
| Old localisation | VenomBird |
The Stingfisher is a monster in the game Dragon Quest VII. It can be found in the Al-Balad region in the past and Temple Palace in the past.
Characteristics
The stingfisher is a boisterous brightly coloured bird that loves to cast Buff to bolster the defense of its bird-brained buddies. The beautiful and bright flowery-looking feathers of this fluttering beast serve as a warning, as the avian assailer has a beak packed with poison, ready to poke at foes and prick the skin enough to inject the toxin in. Their names are a combination of the words "sting" and "kingfisher", although much like their red and blue-colored cousins, they have more in common with hummingbirds.
Appearances
Stingfisher (ポイズンバード Poisun bādo)
