| Dragon Quest monster
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| Terrorhawk
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 Art by Akira Toriyama
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| Japanese
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マッドファルコン
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| Romaji
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Maddo farukon
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| First appearance
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Dragon Quest VII
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| Old localisation
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MadFalcon
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The Terrorhawk is a monster in the series.
Terrorhawks are anthropomorphic bird monsters with muscular bodies, four limbs, and a pair of wings on their backs. Most of their bodies are covered in brown plumage, with yellow feathers on their wings and tails, and they have a pair of curved horns on their heads. In battle, they attack by breathing out fire and are able to confuse their opponents by casting Fuddle. Their description in X states that terrorhawks have complex feelings of admiration and jealousy towards their prism peacock cousins over their more vibrant plumage.
Terrorhawk (マッドファルコン, Maddo farukon ) Big Book of Beasts No. : #164
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Terrorhawk (マッドファルコン, Maddo farukon) Defeated Monster List No. : #156
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| Additional information
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| Spells
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Skills
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Locations
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Dropped items
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| Fuddle
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Flame Breath Flees
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Wyrmtail Wyrmwing Ocean Grotto (Caves, rank 5)
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Lava lump1⁄32 Fowl fan1⁄64
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| Description
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Raised on molten magma, these fiery, feathered fiends ignite enemies with Flame Breath, and fox them with Fuddle.
They were once very docile birds, but went batty when bashed on the bonce by boulders when the Magmaroo erupted.
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Terrorhawk began appearing in Version 4.0. As usual, it is able to cast Fuddle, as well as being able to perform Total War Cry and breathe out fierce flames and blazing fire.
Terrorhawk appears as an A-rank monster of the Beast family as part of the original Dragon Quest VII event, appearing alongside Demon King Orgodemir on his banner. As of the most recent update in the Japanese version, it can be scouted from any banner, including the Regular SP Scout.
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Español | Halcorror | From the Spanish halcon and horror. |
Français | Épirevier | Derived from épervier, the French word for "sparrowhawk". |
Deutsch | Angstadler | German for "fear/fright eagle". |
中文 (繁體) | 疯狂狮鹰 | Traditional Chinese for "mad gryphon". |