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Psaro the Manslayer is a recurring monster in the Dragon Quest series that appears as the central antagonist in Dragon Quest IV. He is a powerful monster with a passionate hatred for humanity.
Characteristics
Psaro hates and is in turn reviled by humans, but revered by the monsters of Diabolic Hall and the inhabitants of Rosehill. When Rose, his lover, was attacked by humans for the ruby tears she sheds as an elf, he protected her by concealing her in a small fortress he built far away from human settlements. The town of Rosehill grew up around it as others looking for shelter from humans relocated there. Psaro paid frequent visits to Rosehill in order to see Rose. He shares with her his plans to destroy humanity, while disregarding her pleas to stop and pursue peaceful co-existence.
Near the end of the events of IV, Aamon orchestrates the murder of Rose via a group of human bandits, causing Psaro to go insane with grief. He loses what little inhibition Rose had given him and uses the Secret of Evolution to transform into an almighty engine of destruction similar to Estark, destroying his mind in the process. The only thing he remembers is his desire to genocide humanity. This leads to the final confrontation between he and the Hero in the heart of Nadiria.
Appearances
Psaro the Manslayer is fought at the very end of Dragon Quest IV. He is notably the first transforming final boss in the Dragon Quest series, and the electronic entertainment medium as a whole. The battle is a test of endurance more than anything, as Psaro's only tricks are ones used by other bosses earlier on, so the player should already be familiar with the methods of dealing with them. He has seven different phases, slowly undergoing a gruesome metamorphosis.
Phase one (デスピサロ, Desupisaro )
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Phase three (xデスピサロ, Desupisaro )
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Phase four (デスピサロ, Desupisaro )
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Phase five (デスピサロ, Desupisaro )
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Dropped item
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Acts twice per turn.
Hot Gas (30~40 damage)
Inferno
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Psaro's Peak (Chapters 5 & 6)
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Phase six (デスピサロ, Desupisaro )
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Skills
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Locations
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Dropped item
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Acts twice per turn.
Inferno
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Psaro's Peak (Chapters 5 & 6)
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Phase seven (デスピサロ, Desupisaro )
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7500
15066 (99)
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765 (99)
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448 (99)
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"Toughens up with Kabuff, then --- Shazam! --- hits hard with Kazam. Keep him under control with water-based warcraft.
A tragic figure who forsook his normal form to wreak revenge on the mortals who murdered his beloved."
”スクルトで守りを高めドルモーアを使ってくる。弱点の氷の攻撃でこちらのペースに持ち込め。愛するものを殺した人間に復習するため、進化の秘密に手をそめた悲劇のプリンス。” (Japanese)
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Ice
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Wind
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Earth
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Light
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Dark
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150
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100
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Dazzle
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Sleep
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Death
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Drain MP
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Confusion
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Inaction
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Paralyze
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Poison
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Charm
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Magic Res
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Sap
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Psaro appears as a Legacy Boss. He has no current memory of himself, and he challenges the Hero. His map can be dropped from the Dragonlord at higher levels (and thus can be obtained multiple times).
Pizzaro (デスピサロ Desupisaro)
Boss of the Gate of Extinction, Pizzaro is confronted by Terry shortly after voicing his desire to eliminate all humans.
Pizzaro (デスピサロ Desupisaro)
Psaro appears in his final form. His Manslayer title is reflected in his default nicknames, all of which contain 'slay'.
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| Description
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Harnessing the power of evolution, this mighty demon has become destruction incarnate.
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Swords, Axes, Hammers, Staves
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Ruin x Roseguardin
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Psaro once again appears in his final form.
The transformed Psaro appears in a grim vision showing the player what would happen if the prince were to fall for Aamon's plot as in IV, wherein he becomes a mindless beast that eradicates the circles of Nadiria and slaughtering the friends made along the game's journey. This vision concludes with Psaro facing the Chosen as the Zenith Dragon laments his fate.
Thankfully, the sands of time are used by the sticky-fingered Toilen Trubble to gives Psaro and Rose a second chance, who instantly see through Aamon's deceit and take the battle to the evil priest in his lair in the Circle of Caprice. The grotesque Psaro makes no further appearances in the game now that disaster is averted, but can be synthesised like the other Archfiends at any time.
The green goliath form appears as a part of Psaro's Coup de Grâce.
Psaro the Manslayer appears as an S-rank monster of the ??? as part of the limited Dragon Quest IV event on his own banner alongside Rhinoceraxe. He can be faced as a boss in Chapter 5, Episode 4: The Chosen, as well as challenge stages based on Psaro's Peak, along with his four generals. He's also featured in the limited True Dragon Quest IV event where he can be faced as a Mega Boss Battle and he, along with the other Demon Lords, could also be challenged as part of the Fiendish Onslaught during the game's half-year anniversary, as well.
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MP |
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Attack |
130 |
1,257 |
348 |
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Agility |
Wisdom |
Weight |
| 556 |
375 |
338 |
285 |
65 |
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 Woosh |
 Bang |
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Normal |
Very Weak |
Half Res |
Normal |
 Zap |
 Zam |
 Snooze |
 Poison |
 Physical Lock |
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Half Res |
Normal |
Normal |
Half Res |
 Spell Lock |
 Martial Lock |
 Breath Lock |
 Hobble * |
 Stun * |
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Normal |
Super Weak |
Normal |
Half Res |
 Dazzle |
 Curse |
 Paralysis |
 Confusion |
 Charm |
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Normal |
Immune |
Normal |
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Trivia
- There are two Psaro's in the remake; the other one is a gender-confused naked man who is encountered after obtaining all of the Pandemonic Equipment in the Fungeon.
- There is a grammatical error in the IX's Japanese version of the bestiary; it was written 秘密 (Himitsu) when it should have been 秘法 (Hibou, meaning secret act literary), although it is the same meaning.
Gallery
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.png|24px]] Psaro the Manslayer (デスピサロ Desupisaro)
Famicom art
Transforming rapidly in the NES version.
Artwork of his two forms.
Pre-battle in the DS version.
Phase 1.
Phase 2.
Phase 3.
Transforming to phase 4.
Phase 4.
Transforming to phase 5.
Phase 5.
Phase 6.
Phase 7.
Death.
Appearance in Stars
Psaro the Manslayer in Rivals Ace
Appearance in Tact.
Psaro the Manslayer from the Sofubi Monster merchandise series.
Special metallic version in the Sofubi Monster series.
Monsters Gallery HD.
Psaro the Manslayer plush from the Densetsu no Maō series.
