The Wyrtle is a monster in the series.
Wyrtles is a cross between a wyrm and a turtle that crawls about on all fours. Their most distinctive physical feature is the grey turtle shell that covers its body, which they are able to withdraw in to defend themselves. Wyrtles have a pair of long curved horns on tops of their heads, fins on either side of their face, and jagged osteoderms running down the length of their body, all coloured a dull orange. The underside skin of their body vary between games, sometimes being coloured white and other times a brighter orange than their osteoderms. In combat, they can breathe out different kinds of breath against unwitting adventurers, including Sweet Breath and Fire Breath. According to its monster description in various games, the wyrtle was originally a turtle lived to a thousand years before consuming the flesh of a dragon god and becoming a dragon itself. Its English name is a combination of the words "wyrm" and "turtle", while its Japanese name Gamegon (ガメゴン, Gamegon?) is the combination of the words Game (かめ), meaning "turtle" and Dragon (ドラゴン, Doragon?).
Wyrtle (ガメゴン Gamegon) Bestiary Number: #086
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Wyrtle (ガメゴン, Gamegon ) Defeated Monster List number: #056
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Sometimes they think they are dragons, other times turtles. But regardless of how they feel, their sleep-inducing Sweet Breath and brutal bite are cause for consternation.
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Wrytle (ガメゴン, Gamegon ) Big Book of Beasts No. : #051
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Wyrtle (ガメゴン, Gamegon) Defeated Monster List No. : #106
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Wyrtle began appearing in Version 4.1. It is able to use Roundaclout and can emit a flamethrower attack.
Tortragon (ガメゴン, Gamegon )
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| Frizz*
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Sizz*
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Fire Breath*
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Bang*
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Crack*
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Cool Breath*
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Woosh*
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Rock*
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Zap*
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Strong
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Strong
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Strong
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None
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Weak
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Weak
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None
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Magic Burst
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Drain Magic *
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Whack*
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Kamikazee*
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Poison*
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Paralysis*
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Fuddle*
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Snooze*
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Strong
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Fizzle
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Ban Dance
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Gobstopper
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Stun*
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Sap*
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Decelerate*
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Curse
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Tortragon (ガメゴン, Gamegon )
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| Frizz*
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Sizz*
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Fire Breath*
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Bang*
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Crack*
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Cool Breath*
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Woosh*
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Rock*
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Water*
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Strong
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Strong
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Strong
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None
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Weak
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Weak
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Weak
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| Zap*
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Gigaslash
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Magic Burst
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Drain Magic *
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Whack*
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Kamikazee*
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Poison*
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Paralysis*
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Fuddle*
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Weak
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None
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Strong
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| Snooze*
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Dazzle*
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Fizzle
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Ban Dance
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Gobstopper
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Stun*
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Sap*
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Decelerate*
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Curse
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Wyrtle appears as a B-rank monster of the Dragon family as part of the original Dragon Quest III event. It can be recruited from Chapter 3, Episode 3 of the event quests at any difficulty, eventually being recruitable from the main storyline from Chapter 16, Episode 4: A Break at the Beach and Chapter 5, Episode 2 in hard difficulty. The wyrtle can also be recruited from the Log Bridge stage of the Dragon Island: Plains from the Dragon Fest at any difficulty. It can participate in the Battle Roads of the Armful and Gasbagon as a party member.
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Español | Tortuverno | From the Spanish tortuga and guiverno. |
Français | Tortugon | From the French tortue and dragon. |
Deutsch | Schilddrache | German for "shield dragon". |
Italiano | Tartadrago | From the Italian tartaruga and drago. |
中文 | 龟龙 | Simplified Chinese for "turtle dragon". |
- Although its monster description in the original Dragon Quest Monsters stated that wyrtles could not hide inside their shells, they gained the ability to do so in Dragon Quest IX.
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A wyrtle in X
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Walk model
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DQ Trading Card