Bullmustiff

Dragon Quest monster
Bullmustiff
	; Art by Akira Toriyama
Japanese	バリイドドッグ
Romaji	bariido doggu
First appearance	Dragon Quest III
Old localisation	Madhound

A bullmustiff is an orange version of the zombie dog, Putrefido. Not quite as decayed as their blue brethren, these maggot-filled mutts can cast Kasap to frustrate foes.

Appearances edit

Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation edit

Bullmustiff (バリイドドッグ)

Original (NES)

Sprite
Bestiary No.: 022
Level: 10
Experience: 53
Gold: 14
HP: 40
MP: 4
Attack: 42
Defense: 22
Agility: 16
Evasion: ⁰⁄₆₄

Spell(s): Kasap
Skill(s): None
Location(s): Norvik region at night.
Item Dropped: Seed of wisdom¹⁄₁₂₈

Fire resistance *: 25%
Crack resistance *: 0%
Woosh resistance *: 0%
Zap resistance *: 0%
Drain Magic resistance: 100%
Whack resistance *: 0%
Kamikazee resistance: 0%
Poof resistance: 25%
Dazzle resistance: 25%
Fizzle resistance: 0%
Fuddle resistance: 0%
Snooze resistance: 70%
Deceleratle resistance *: 25%
Sap resistance *: 25%

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Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake edit

Bullmustiff (バリイドドッグ)

Sprite
Bestiary No.: #024
Family: Beast & Zombie
Experience: 116
Gold: 12
HP: 58
MP: 11
Attack: 58
Defence*: 67
Agility: 40
Evasion: 0/64

In-game description: Maggot-ridden mutts that died and never went to doggy heaven. Now they roam the land looking to weaken their enemies and earn the edge in battle
Spell(s): Kasap
Skill(s): Defend
Location(s): Norvik region
Underground Lake
Item Dropped: Seed of wisdom¹⁄₆₄

Fire resistance *: -125%
Explosion resistance *: 25%
Ice resistance *: 0%
Wind resistance *: 0%
Strike resistance *: 0%
Lightning resistance *: -125%
Drain Magic resistance: 0%
Whack resistance *: 100%
Kamikazee resistance: 100%
Poof resistance *: 0%
Dazzle resistance: 0%
Fizzle resistance: 0%
Fuddle resistance *: 0%
Paralysis resistance *: 100%
Snooze resistance *: 100%
Stumble resistance *: 0%
Stun resistance *: 100%
Deceleratle resistance: 0%
Sap resistance *: 0%

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Etymology edit

Their names are a play on "bull mastiff", an English breed of dog, and "musty", referring to a common description of bones in a state of decay.

Similar species edit

Gallery edit

A bullmustiff with a Vladdy.