Lleviathan (ぬしさま Nushi sama) is a giant boss shaped like a whale in Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies, appearing in the costal village of Porth Llaffan.
There are two Lleviathans you can meet in the game, one is the Fygg-changed form of Dylan Jones, the other is a real Lleviathan that lives around for a long time. The first is a boss that must be beaten to continue the main story. The other is available after the game is beaten, met through a quest given by Jona Jones.
Appearances
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Tidal Wave (30~37 non-elemental damage to entire party) Massive swipe (damages entire party)
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2nd Appearance
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Lleviathan appears as an A-rank monster of the Nature family as part of the limited Dragon Quest IX event. He will join the party in Chapter 4, Episode 1 of the event quests entitled Lt Goreham-Hogg and he stars in his own Battle Road. Lleviathan can be fully awakened by completing the Fantastical Fish Hunt of "Move out! Exploration Team Majellan" at any difficulty.
Etymology
- The Japanese name of Lleviathan is ぬしさま, where ぬし(nushi) means "the Lord" or "god" and さま(sama) is a suffix used for courteous addressing. This is probably because Lleviathan is worshiped by the inhabitants of Porth Llaffan as the God of Sea.
- The double L in its name is the Welsh Ll sound, owing to the Welsh dialect found in Porth Llaffan.
- Lleviathan is a reference to the Leviathan, a sea monster mentioned in the Old Testament of the Bible. It appears as a metaphor in the Book of Job and as the creature that swallows up Jonah in the titular book, which is played out when Lleviathan swallows Jona before the Hero engages the creature in battle.
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