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Revision as of 16:33, 10 September 2024
The Bug Family (Japanese Kanji: 虫 Hiragana: むしRomanji: Mushi) refers to monsters in Dragon Quest that take on forms of insects, arachnids, gastropods, and occasionally amphibians. In Dragon Quest XI and the more recent Monsters spin-offs bugs are classified as part of the Nature family.
Effective weapons and skills
Beginning with Dragon Quest IX, all Knives deal an extra 10% damage to bugs. Furthermore, the BugBlow and Fly Swat skills deal severe damage to the invertebrates.
Dragon Quest
Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line
Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation
Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen
- Armoured scorpion
- Bagworm
- Bedbug
- Beelzebuzz
- Cocoon goon
- Fire beatle
- Flyguy
- Freeze fly
- Fuddlestick
- Lugworm
- Metal scorpion
- Perilwinkle
- Pterygotus
- Scissor beatle
- Walking stick
- Wiggly
Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride
Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation
- Devilmoth
- Ghastropod
- Giant moth
- Hell hornet
- Killer moth
- Kisser
- Lips
- Mad mollusk
- Slugger
- Sluggernaut
- Sluggerslaught
- Smacker
- Venom wasp
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past
- Armoured scorpion
- Blightcrawler
- Compos mantis
- Deathcargot
- Disastropod
- Frightcrawler
- Kisser
- Lips
- Nightcrawler
- Perilwinkle
- Preying mantis
- Scarlet scorpion
- Slaying mantis
- Smacker
- Worm of woe
Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King
- Battle beetle
- Beelzebuzz
- Beetleboy
- Death scorpion
- Devilmoth
- Flyguy
- Freeze fly
- Frogface
- Frogman
- Giant moth
- Hell hornet
- Iron rhino
- Iron scorpion
- Killer croaker
- Killer moth
- Kisser
- Lips
- Scorpion
- Smacker
- Venom wasp
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies
- Batterfly
- Betterfly
- Crabid
- Cyber spider
- Dread admiral
- Gastropog
- Giddy gastropog
- Gloomy gastropog
- Lunatick
- Raving lunatick
- Slugger
- Sluggernaut
- Sluggerslaught
- Tyrantula
- Widow's pique
Dragon Quest Monsters
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Dragon Quest Monsters
- Armorpede
- Armorpion
- ArmyAnt
- ArmyCrab
- Butterfly
- Catapila
- Digster
- Droll
- Eyeder
- GiantMoth
- GiantSlug
- GiantWorm
- GoHopper
- Gophecada
- HornBeet
- Lipsy
- MadHornet
- StagBug
- TailEater
- WeedBug
Dragon Quest Monsters 2
- Armorpede
- Armorpion
- ArmyAnt
- ArmyCrab
- Belzebub
- Butterfly
- Catapila
- Digster
- Droll
- Eyeder
- GiantMoth
- GiantSlug
- GiantWorm
- GoHopper
- Gophecada
- HornBeet
- Lipsy
- MadHornet
- MultiEyes
- Pyuro
- Sickler
- Skularach
- StagBug
- TailEater
- WarMantis
- WeedBug
Trivia
- A boss in Dragon Quest IX, Larstastnaras is a slugger that ate a Fygg, but was classified as a Demon.
Gallery of Bug Family
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Scorpion -
Iron scorpion -
Death scorpion -
Lunatick -
Raving lunatick -
Drohl drone -
Drohl diabolist -
Army ant -
Iron ant -
Somnol ant -
Sentripede -
Maulusc -
Killerpillar -
Illerpiller -
Grillerpiller -
Betterfly -
Dread admiral -
Waspion -
Scornet -
Rumble bee -
Boring bug -
Wiggly -
Lugworm
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Glugworm
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Wormonger -
Scissor beatle -
Bedbug -
Fire beatle -
Flyguy
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Freeze fly -
Beelzebuzz -
Giant moth -
Devilmoth -
Killer moth -
Lips -
Kisser -
Wet kisser -
Smacker -
Hell hornet -
Venom wasp -
Slugger -
Sluggernaut -
Sluggerslaught -
Beetleboy -
Battle beetle -
Iron rhino -
Frogface -
Frogman -
Killer croaker -
Tyrantula -
Cyber spider
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widow's pique
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Gastropog -
Giddy gastropog
