Grumpy grublin

Dragon Quest monster Grumpy grublin
Art by Akira Toriyama Japanese ゲキオコボルト Romaji Gekiokoboruto First appearance Dragon Quest XI

The Grumpy grublin is a monster in the series.

Characteristics

Grumpy grublins are goblin-like creatures with red skin, large pointy ears, a tiny pair of horns, and solid black eyes with tiny yellow pupils. In their hands, they wield chipped blood-red swords and golden bucklers. They wear simple black armour with gold details over purple kilts and purple gloves.

Appearances

Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age

Grumpy grublin (ゲキオコボルト Gekiokoboruto )

Sprite

Bestiary no.

#398

Family

Humanoid

Experience

1353

Gold

323

HP

351

MP

18

Attack

204

Defence

236

Agility

163

In-game description

Legendary sourpusses said to be born when a grublin's gruffness boils over into outright rage. Suffice it to say, they're famously foul-tempered.

Spell(s)

Bounce

Skill(s)

Blocks with its shield
Counters attacks
Gets Pepped up
Calls for backup (Grumpy grublin or Horknight watchman)
Grows ever more angry (increases Attack and Agility)
Double Decker (Pep power, with Grumpy grublin)

Location(s)

Heliodor Region (postgame)

Item(s) Dropped

Fire blade¹⁄₁₂₈
Flame shield¹⁄₁₂₈

Fire resistance *

0%

Ice resistance *

0%

Wind resistance *

0%

Earth resistance *

0%

Light resistance *

0%

Dark resistance *

0%

Zap resistance *

0%

Drain Magic resistance

0%

Whack resistance *

25%

Poof resistance

100%

Dazzle resistance *

25%

Fizzle resistance *

50%

Fuddle resistance *

25%

Paralysis resistance *

25%

Poison resistance *

0%

Sleep resistance *

25%

Blunt resistance

0%

Deceleratle resistance

0%

Sap resistance *

0%

Spooky Aura
Anathematise resistance

0%

Stumble resistance *

0%

Stun resistance *

25%

Charm resistance *

0%

Beguile resistance *

25%

Double Down resistance *

0%

Elemental resistance *

0%

*This monster does not have a vicious nor a malicious counterpart.

In Other Languages

Language	Translation	Meaning
Español	Bocarrón gruñón	Derived from the Spanish boca and the suffix ón, indicating its large attributes, and
Français	Gobelutin chafouin	From the French gobelin, lutin
Deutsch	Grimmiger Gnobold	From the German Grimmiger and a combination of the words Gnom and Kobold.

Gallery

• 
  XI polygon model
• 
  Appearance in Super Light

Related monsters

• Grublin
• Gloomy grublin
• Gleeful grublin
• Horknight watchman