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Revision as of 20:32, 13 September 2026
| Dragon Quest monster | |
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| Night sneaker | |
Art by Akira Toriyama | |
| Japanese | ナイトウォーカー |
| Romaji | Naitouōkā |
| Translation | Night walker |
| First appearance | Dragon Quest VIII |
| Variants | Skipper |
| Hell hopper | |
| Santaclops | |
The Night sneaker in the series.
Characteristics
Night sneakers are teal-coloured, monocular fuzzy creatures that hide inside of blue leather boots and stalk about at nighttime. They can cast Bounce on themselves and are highly evasive, making it a troublesome opponent. Unlike its fellow fuzzball friends, the night sneaker's boot has the curious property of being transparent, thus showing off its strange foot-like appendage. Its name is a play on "sneaker", which is another word for an athletic shoe, and the fact that it is nocturnal.
Appearances
Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King
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Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince
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In Other Languages
| Language | Translation | Meaning |
| Botibola Nocturna | Spanish for "nocturnal boot-ball". | |
| Bottœil nocturne | French for "nocturnal boot-eye". | |
| Nachtschleicher | German for "night sneaker". | |
| Oskar Pon | A play on the Sesame Street character Oscar the Grouch and pompon. |