Tree feller

Dragon Quest monster Tree feller

Art by Akira Toriyama Japanese ヘルボックル Romaji Hellbokkur First appearance Dragon Quest VI Old localisation TreeBoy

The Tree feller is a chunky faerie that wears a stump for a crown and pesters adventurers with simple magic.

Characteristics

Tree fellers have teal skin, green pants with a red sash, and orange boots that match their hair. They carry a wand that shines with a white bright light, allowing them to cast holy Heal spells and bone chilling Crack spells.

Unusually popular for a pallet swap, the Tree feller has been featured in several spin-offs over the years while the original monster, the Stumpkin, has only appeared in main line titles.

Appearances

Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation

Tree feller Big Book of Beasts No. : 36

Sprites Attributes SFC Remakes HP MP EXP Gold Attack Defence Agility Evasion 32 9 39 22 43 50 21 1⁄64

Resistances Frizz Sizz Fire Breath Bang Crack Cool Breath Woosh Rock Zap Whack Paralysis 0% 0% 0% 0% 25% 25% 60% 0% 25% 100% 80% Army Poison Stun Poof Dazzle Sleep Fizzle Fuddle Sap Drain Magic Ban Dance 0% 15% 0% 80% 50% 50% 0% 15% 15% 0% 100%

Additional information Spells Skills Locations Dropped item Crack Heal None Ghent region Wayfarer's clothes1⁄32 Notable changes in the remakes None

Dragon Quest X

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Dragon Quest Monsters

TreeBoy
HP MP Experience Gold 2/5 3/5 Attack Defense Speed 3/5 1/5 5/5
Locations	Gate of Judgment, Gate of Demolition
Spells	Heal IceBolt CurseOff
Family	Plant
Game	Dragon Quest Monsters
Console	GBC
Description	A spirit that lives in a very old tree

TreeBoys can be bred with a combination of any member of the Plant family as the pedigree and a Pixy as a mate.

Dragon Quest Monsters 2

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Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2

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Etymology

Their Japanese name (ヘルボックル herubokkuru) is meant to be a reference to and play on words of Korpokkur (コロポックル koropokkuru) from Ainu folklore, a race of small people who were said to live in the northern islands of Japan.

Related monsters

• Stumpkin
• Rose princess

Gallery

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  DQM 2 sprite
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  DQM I & II sprite
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  Joker 2 model
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  3DS model
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  Stars model