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The '''Monolog''' is a recurring monster in the | The '''Monolog''' is a recurring monster in the {{DQSeries}}. Introduced in the {{DQMSeries}}, it is an uprooted tree that floats with the help of a pair of wings. | ||
==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
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==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
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As flying enemies, monologs take extra damage from both [[Flying Knee]] and [[Wing-Clipper]]. Oddly enough, they also take extra damage from [[Undead Undoer]], despite no indication that the monster is undead in any way. | As flying enemies, monologs take extra damage from both [[Flying Knee]] and [[Wing-Clipper]]. Oddly enough, they also take extra damage from [[Undead Undoer]], despite no indication that the monster is undead in any way. | ||
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WingTrees are members of the Plant family and can be encountered in the Strength Traveler's Gate. They can be bred with any member of the Plant family as the pedigree and any member of the [[Bird family]] as the mate. Wingtrees learn [[Safe Passage|StepGuard]], [[ZombieCut]], and [[Farewell]] naturally. | WingTrees are members of the Plant family and can be encountered in the Strength Traveler's Gate. They can be bred with any member of the Plant family as the pedigree and any member of the [[Bird family]] as the mate. Wingtrees learn [[Safe Passage|StepGuard]], [[Undead Undoer|ZombieCut]], and [[Kerplunk|Farewell]] naturally. | ||
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[[Image:Wingtree.png]] | [[Image:Wingtree.png]] | ||
[[Image:Wing_tree.png]] | [[Image:Wing_tree.png]] | ||
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==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
* Monolog's name has a double meaning: its name is a pun on the word monologue, and it is also a combination of the words "mono", referring to its singular eye, and "log", which refers to its status as a floating tree log. | *Monolog's name has a double meaning: its name is a pun on the word monologue, and it is also a combination of the words "mono", referring to its singular eye, and "log", which refers to its status as a floating tree log. | ||
==Related Enemies== | ==Related Enemies== | ||
*[[Direlog]] | *[[Direlog]] | ||
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[[Category:Dragon Quest VII enemies]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest VII enemies]] | ||
Revision as of 19:39, 29 February 2020
| Dragon Quest monster | |
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| Monolog | |
 Art by Akira Toriyama | |
| Japanese | ふゆうじゅ |
| Romaji | Fujuyu |
| First appearance | Dragon Quest Monsters |
| Old localisation | WingTree FloatTree |
The Monolog is a recurring monster in the Dragon Quest series. Introduced in the Dragon Quest Monsters series, it is an uprooted tree that floats with the help of a pair of wings.
Characteristics
Monologs are great green tree trunks with a paired with a pair of batty wings, covered in weirdly webbed skin, that they use to fly frighteningly through the battlefield, forever staring with their freaky blinking and stern single eye. Their wicked tentacle-like roots flop and flail slightly in the air, waiting until the unspeakably frightening creature slams itself into the ground and takes root, just long enough for the roots themselves to dig through the ground and erupt under enemies, deftly causing damage. As if their appearance alone wasn't enough to cause chaos and confusion, they are also armed with infuriating Fuddle spell, allowing them to confuse all adventurers in a single cast. For some unknown reason they are deeply connected with the Bag o' laughs, always ready to come to their aid when called as an ally. Maybe the bags themselves are made from fibers from the terrifying floating trees.
Appearances
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past
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As flying enemies, monologs take extra damage from both Flying Knee and Wing-Clipper. Oddly enough, they also take extra damage from Undead Undoer, despite no indication that the monster is undead in any way.
Dragon Quest Monsters
WingTrees are members of the Plant family and can be encountered in the Strength Traveler's Gate. They can be bred with any member of the Plant family as the pedigree and any member of the Bird family as the mate. Wingtrees learn StepGuard, ZombieCut, and Farewell naturally.
Dragon Quest Monsters 2
Dragon Quest Monsters: Caravan Heart
Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wonderland 3D
Etymology
- Monolog's name has a double meaning: its name is a pun on the word monologue, and it is also a combination of the words "mono", referring to its singular eye, and "log", which refers to its status as a floating tree log.
Related Enemies
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