The 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 putting adventurers to Sleep with peculiar spores.
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. In some spinoff games, the fungi are considered part of the Undead family as the Obake (おばけ) in their Japanese name refers to a type of yōkai or ghost in folklore.
Appearances
Funghoul (おばけキノコ Obake kinoko) Bestiary Number: #020
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Funghoul (おばけキノコ, Obake kinoko ) Big Book of Beasts No. : #023
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Notably in this game, Funghouls have the ability to inflict Poison on the party instead of putting them to Sleep. This is the only game where they do so.
Funghoul (おばけキノコ, Obake kinoko ) Big Book of Beasts No. : #045
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Funghoul (おばけきのこ, Obake kinoko ) Defeated Monster List No. : #019
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Funghoul (おばけキノコ, Obake kinoko) Defeated Monster List No. : #015
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Funghouls began appearing in Version 5.0 of the game, being encountered in the Netherworld and quite stronger than their typical early game appearances. As always, they are able to put adventurers to sleep with their familiar Sweet Breath.
Funghoul (おばけきのこ, Obake kinoko ) Defeated Monster List No. : #020
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Vicious variant
Vicious funghoul (おばけきのこ・強, Obake kinoko・kyō ) Defeated Monster List No. : #215
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[[File:DQMJ Icon Undead.png|link= Undead family|20x20px|class=pixels]] Funghoul
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[[File:DQMJ2 Icon Undead.png|link= Undead family|14px|class=pixels]] Funghoul
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Funghouls are Rank F nature monsters that can be found on the Spirit Road. They occasionally drop a Punchshroom as a treasure item.
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Funghoul appears as an E-rank monster of the Nature family. It can be recruited from Chapters 5-7, 7-1, 9-2, 14-1, 14-3, and 14-6 of the main storyline. The Funghoul can participate in Stump chump and Crabid's Battle Roads as a party member.
Etymology
- The Funghoul's name is most likely a pun on the often mispronounced Italian curse word "fongool", or "vaffanculo", as well as "Fungi".
Similar species
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