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'''''Nomegeon''''' is a boss monster in | {{Monster Infobox | ||
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'''''Nomegeon''''' is a boss monster in {{DQSwords}}. He is one of several [[Mirror boss]]es available after completing the main story in the game. He bears great resemblance to the [[Emissary of Xiphos]], and [[Nomeg]] both of whom are earlier bosses in the game. Together, all 3 are members of the [[Garuda family | Garuda monster family]]. Nomegeon is the 3rd to last boss in the game behind [[Valgirt Nedlog]] and [[Edahs 'Sophix]]. | |||
==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
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*The name Nomegeon is a play on words. | *The name Nomegeon is a play on words. It is "Neo Gemon" spelled backwards, ultimately a derivative of [[Gemon]], a boss in {{DQ8}}. | ||
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[[Category:Dragon Quest Swords mirror bosses]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest Swords mirror bosses]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest Swords enemies]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest Swords enemies]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:18, 18 March 2023
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| First appearance | Dragon Quest Swords |
Nomegeon is a boss monster in Dragon Quest Swords: The Masked Queen and the Tower of Mirrors. He is one of several Mirror bosses available after completing the main story in the game. He bears great resemblance to the Emissary of Xiphos, and Nomeg both of whom are earlier bosses in the game. Together, all 3 are members of the Garuda monster family. Nomegeon is the 3rd to last boss in the game behind Valgirt Nedlog and Edahs 'Sophix.
Characteristics[edit]
Nomegeon shares the same attack patterns as both Nomeg and the Emissary of Xiphos, but is much faster and stronger. Most notably, Nomegeon becomes invisible after the fight begins, making it much more difficult to strike him directly. Instead, it is generally easier to rely on reflecting his projectiles back at him, although this too is difficult due to their increased speed.
Trivia[edit]
- The name Nomegeon is a play on words. It is "Neo Gemon" spelled backwards, ultimately a derivative of Gemon, a boss in Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King.
