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Revision as of 15:33, 22 March 2020
Funghoul is a recurring monster in the Dragon Quest series. Introduced in Dragon Quest III, it is a dim-witted mushroom monster utterly dedicated to pestering players with peculiar pollen.
Characteristics
Funghouls are spotted, red-capped mushrooms with stalks thick enough to serve as a face and body. They have stubby arms, small feet, sad, yellow eyes, and a fanged mouth with tongue lolling out.
Appearances
Funghoul Bestiary Number: 020
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Funghoul Big Book of Beasts No. : 023
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Dropped item
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Flee Poison Attack
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Medicinal herb(1⁄128)
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Funghoul Big Book of Beasts No. : 045
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Funghoul Defeated Monster List No. : 019
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Sweet Breath
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Alexandria Region
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Antidotal herb1⁄32 Plain cheese1⁄128
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Mushroom-shaped monsters with a sweet breath that puts enemies to sleep. They grow in humid areas like grasslands and deep forests.
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Funghouls are Rank F nature monsters.
Funghouls are Rank F nature monsters that can be found in the Dark World.
Funghouls are Rank F nature monsters that can be found on the Spirit Road. They occasionally drop a Punchshroom as a treasure item.
Related monsters
Gallery
Etymology
- The Funghoul's name is most likely a pun on the often mispronounced Italian curse word "fongool", or "vaffanculo", as well as "Fungi".