Jailcats are large cats with white fur and blue stripes all over their bodies. Their names are derived from their stripe pattern, which gives the jailcat an appearance similar to the blue and white striped uniforms commonly worn by prisoners. They have a tuft of orange fur on top of their heads and a very long tongue that trails out of their permanently open mouths. Just like the other cats in their family, jailcats have a tendency to space out in battle, spending time washing themselves like ordinary housecats. They are not to be taken lightly though, since they are capable of casting Crack on their enemies. When casting magic, they perform a handstand on their front paws and their eyes bulge out.
A feline monster with stripes reminiscent of a jailhouse convict. Strangely popular among cat lovers. Usually quite playful, but capable of casting spells when provoked.
These cute critters take their name from their striped fur, which resembles prison-wear. Proud practitioners of a secretive form of self defence called mew-jitsu
The striped coats of these frost-flinging felines make it look like they've just escaped from the slammer. Some wonder if it's their fur that's stripy or the skin underneath, but no one can get close enough to check...
Jailcat appears as an E-rank monster of the Beast family. It can be recruited from Chapters 5-1, 5-2, 5-3, 6-2, 8-5, 10-2, and 13-2 of the main storyline and can participate in the great sabrecub and bewarewolf's Battle Roads as a party member.
Jailcat (プリズニャン Purizunyan)
A jailcat in X.
Monsters: Joker model
Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime.
The Purrsecutor tank in Rocket Slime.
Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2.
Dragon Quest Monsters: Battle Road Victory.
Casting magic.
Dragon Quest Trading Card Game.
Rivals card
A Jailcat tuckered out from fighting a Great dragon during an Arena fight.
King Maximog, a mini medal-collecting jailcat from Tact.
