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| |romanji={{tt|Kirā mashin|Killer machine}} | | |romanji={{tt|Kirā mashin|Killer machine}} |
| |sprite=[[Image:DQT Killing Machine.png|325px]] | | |sprite=[[Image:DQT Killing Machine.png|325px]] |
| |family=[[Image:Tact Icon Material.png|48px]]<br>Inorganic | | |family=Material |
| |rank=[[Image:DQTact Rank Icon S.png|48px]] | | |rank=S |
| |role=[[Image:DQTact AttackType.png|48px]]<br>Attack | | |role=Attack |
| |lvl=140 | | |lvl=140 |
| |hp=909 | | |hp=909 |
The Killing Machine is a monster in the series.
Characteristics
Killing machines are four-legged robots with suction-cup-like feet, a single red eye, and are primarily blue in color. In most games, the killing machine holds a single-edged sword in its right hand and has a crossbow for a left arm with the bolts stored in a quiver worn on its back, the strap going across its upper body, though there are rare occasions where they have a normal left arm instead of a crossbow.
Often portrayed as heavy-attackers, killing machines had little else in their arsenal beyond physical attacks until Dragon Quest VIII gave them the power to shoot a laser from their eye. They are notably one of the first regular enemies in the series that can attack twice per round and do so essentially all the time, retaining this ability in their mainstream appearances and often bearing similar attributes or references to this in spin-off games. Another recurring quality is that they often appear in cold climates or areas close to such places, being able to channel the power of ice through their swords with Kacrackle Slash. Their robotic bodies tend to give them protection against status effects such as poison and sleep, but the machines frequently have difficulty dealing with lightning and explosive spells. In the Heroes series of games, they can be short circuited them with electrical attacks and magic.
Appearances
Killing Machine (キラーマシン Kirā mashin)
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Killing Machine (キラーマシン Kirā mashin)
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The Killing machine reappears and is essentially in the same position it was first in: a monster not encountered until almost the very end of the game. They can be found in the latter portions of Nadiria and will also appear within Mt. Zugzwang, the dungeon players must venture through in order to confront the game's antagonist. Killing machines are also summoned by Nimzo as reinforcements. It is possible to recruit a Killing machine for the team, though the odds of one wanting to join the player are extremely low.
Killing machine (キラーマシン, Kirā mashin ) Big Book of Beasts No. : #165
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Killing machine ( キラーマシン, Kirā mashin ) Big Book of Beasts No.: DLC #028 (3DS remake exclusive)
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Killing machine (キラーマシン, Kirā mashin ) Defeated Monster List No. : #168
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Fire an arrow (125% damage) Kacrackle Slash Laser strike (50~60 non-elemental damage to entire party) Slash violently (125% damage)
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Blizzard Peaks Dragon Graveyard
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Iron cuirass1⁄64 Steel broadsword1⁄128
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Invented by the infamous Dr. Dorte, these killing machines don't feel pity, remorse, or fear. Once activated, they will not stop until every living creature within range has been terminated.
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Killing machine (キラーマシン, Kirā mashin) Defeated Monster List No. : #174
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Acts twice per turn Makes a violent slashing attack (125% damage) Lets an arrow fly (125% damage) Laser strike (20~37 non-elemental damage to entire party) Kacrackle Slash
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Gittish Empire Gittingham Palace Tower of Nod Djust Desert (high ground) Grotto (Ruins, rank 5-6; Ice, rank 6; Fire, rank 6)
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Iron nails1⁄16 Seed of agility1⁄256
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These super-fast, multi-tasking, military machines always attack twice per turn, and know an astounding amount of abilities.
Fervent fans of their flawlessly efficient forms assert that an adventure without one is a waste of everyone's time.
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Killing machine appeared from the beginning of the game. Like before, they act twice per turn and can attack with violent slashes, arrows from their bows, their laser beam, and Kacrackle Slash. Starting with Version 2.2, Item Masters are able to recruit them as monster companions. In Version 5.0, vicious killing machines can be encountered in the Netherworld.
Killing machine (キラーマシン, Kirā mashin ) Defeated Monster List No. : #319
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Acts twice per turn Becomes Pepped up Parries an attack perfectly with its weapon Makes a violent slashing attack (180% damage) Takes aim and fires (125% damage) Fires off a laser (50~60 damage to entire party) Kacrackle Slash
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The Snærfelt (act two) The Arborian Highlands (act two) The Battleground (act two) Cave to Rendarak (2D mode of 3DS and Definitive Edition only)
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Platinum ore1⁄32 Spiked armour1⁄256
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Mechanical murderers that never stop moving. Once they have identified a target, they will stop at nothing to see it slain.
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Malicious
Malicious killing machine (キラーマシン・邪, Kirā mashin・ja ) Defeated Monster List No. : #558
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Acts twice per turn Becomes Pepped up Parries an attack perfectly with its weapon Makes a violent slashing attack (180% damage) Takes aim and fires (125% damage) Fires off a laser (108~132 damage to entire party) Kacrackle Slash
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Sniflheim Region (postgame) The Snærfelt (postgame)
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Platinum ore1⁄32 Spiked armour1⁄256
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Killing machines who have morphed into a truly malevolent form under the malign influence of infinite evil.
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Roboster (キラーマシン, Kirā mashin )
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| Frizz*
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Sizz*
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Fire Breath*
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Bang*
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Crack*
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Cool Breath*
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Woosh*
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Rock*
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Zap*
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Strong
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Strong
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Weak
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Weak
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Magic Burst
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Drain Magic *
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Whack*
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Kamikazee*
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Poison*
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Paralysis*
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Fuddle*
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Snooze*
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Immune
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Strong
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Strong
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Strong
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Fizzle
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Ban Dance
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Gobstopper
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Stun*
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Sap*
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Decelerate*
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Curse
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*Interestingly, the default name of the Killing machine is KB. One interpretation of this is 'Killer Bot', a likely reference to its Japanese name and present one.
Roboster (キラーマシン, Kirā mashin )
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Sizz*
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Fire Breath*
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Bang*
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Crack*
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Cool Breath*
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Woosh*
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Rock*
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Water*
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Gigaslash
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Magic Burst
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Drain Magic *
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Whack*
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Kamikazee*
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Poison*
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Paralysis*
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Fuddle*
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Immune
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Immune
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Strong
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Dazzle*
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Fizzle
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Ban Dance
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Gobstopper
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Stun*
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Sap*
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Decelerate*
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Curse
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Battles until it is fully wrecked.
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BiAttack, RainSlash, SquallHit
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Sky World (Cobi's Journey)
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Material family x Grizzly, GulpBeast, KingLeo, SkulRider, Trumpeter SabreMan x DeadNoble, EvilArmor, GreatDrak, Grendal, Ogre, Skeletor, SlimeBorg, Unicorn
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The Roboster is a four-star member of the Material family with a weight of 4. It naturally learns ChargeUp, BladeD and NumbHit. Its in-game description reads "A completed puppet who walks on four legs."
Killing machines appear in the Flying Clawtress, the last area of the game and appear en masse in the rooms they are found, one particular room forcing the player against ten of them before being able to continue. They lack their usual crossbows but wield the eye laser attack given to them in Dragon Quest VIII. While they cannot attack twice given the genre of the game, they do have a frenzied state upon first being attacked and will occasionally drop lucky bags containing vulcan ammunition, a type of ammo that can be used to attack multiple times in tank battles.
Killing machine (キラーマシン Kirā mashin)
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Killing machine (キラーマシン Kirā mashin)
Killing machine (キラーマシン Kirā mashin)
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Mechrochip (★★★) |
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Killing machine is a S-rank monster of the Inorganic family. It appears on a special banner for new players that can be rerolled as many times as possible. The Killing machine can also be faced as a boss in the VS Killing Machine quest.
In Other Languages
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Español | Máquina de matar | Spanish for "killing machine" |
Français | Machine à tuer | French for "killing machine" |
Deutsch | Killermaschine | German for "killing machine" |
Italiano | Mechacentauro | Derived from the English mecha- and centauro, a creature from Greek mythology with the upper body of a man and the lower body and legs of a horse. |
中文 (繁體) | 殺戮機器 | Traditional Chinese for "killing machine". |
Notable killing machines
Gallery
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Famicom artwork.
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Appearance in
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'The Big Book of Beasts' in the 3DS version
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A Killing machine in X
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A vicious killing machine in X
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XI polygon model.
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A Malicious killing machine
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Monsters: Joker model
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Heroes promotional render
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The Robo-Bow weapon from Heroes II
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Angelo wielding the Robo-Bow.
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Appearance in Stars.
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A Killing machine in Walk
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The Killing machine and
Lethal armour in
Tact
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A killing machine in Keshi Keshi
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AM Big Figure.
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Metallic Monster Gallery.
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DQ Trading Card
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Killing machine monster companion card
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40th anniversary artwork for
Dragon Quest the DIVE.