Peckerel

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The Peckerel is a monster in the series.

Characteristics[edit | edit source]

Peckerels are tall flightless birds like ostriches or emus with dark teal plumage and serpentine heads. They have lighter teal undersides and a long thin tail ending in a sharp point. Their tails are coated with a toxin that they use to paralyse their victims and they can even instantly kill them with Assassin's Stab. In Dragon Quest X, they have also gained the ability to spit out ink to blind their opponents. Their name is a play on the words "peck" and "cockerel".

Appearances[edit | edit source]

Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies[edit | edit source]

Peckerel (アサシンエミュー Asashin emiyū)
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies
Model
Bestiary no.
#114
Family
Bird
Gold
132
HP
107
MP
6
Attack
107
Defence
107
Agility
107
In-game description

They fly fast at their foes with paralysing attacks, and treat troublesome opponents to an Assassin's Stab.

They're forever forgetting the paralysing poison on the points of their tails, and itching themselves immobile by accident.

Spell(s)
None
Item(s) dropped
Strong antidote116
Poison needle164
Fire resistance *
0%
Ice resistance *
-25%
Wind resistance *
25%
Blast/Lightning resistance *
0%
Earth resistance *
0%
Dark resistance *
0%
Light resistance *
0%
Drain Magic resistance
0%
Whack resistance *
50%
Dazzle resistance *
25%
Fizzle resistance *
100%
Fuddle resistance *
50%
Paralysis resistance *
100%
Snooze resistance *
50%
Poison resistance *
25%
Stun resistance *
50%
Blunt resistance *
25%
Deceleratle resistance *
25%
Sap resistance *
25%
Spooky Aura resistance *
0%
Charm resistance *
65%

Dragon Quest X [edit | edit source]

Peckerels appeared from the beginning of the game. They are still able to perform Assassin's Stab and can also squirt out a spurt of jet-black ink that can blind characters.

In Other Languages[edit | edit source]

Language Translation Meaning
EspañolPollastreFrom the Spanish pollo and desastre.
FrançaisPirvertFrom the French piquer and vert.
DeutschPick-AasFrom the German picken and Aas.
ItalianoSbeccadoonItalian for "chipper", derived from the verb sbeccare.

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Related enemies[edit | edit source]