Bewarewolf

The first members of the Beast family originating all the way back in the seminal title, Bewarewolves are monsters that have recently begun to reappear in the series after a several decade absence.

Dragon Quest monster Bewarewolf

Japanese リカント Romaji Wolf First appearance Dragon Quest

Characteristics

Bewarewolves are humanoid, bipedal wolfmen. Originally coated with blue fur, new versions are seen in a bluish lavender hue instead.

Appearances

Dragon Quest

Bewarewolf
File:Bewarewolf DQ SNES.gif
HP MP Experience Gold 34 16 (NES) 40 (GBC) 50 (NES) 60 (GBC) Attack Defense Speed 40 30 21
Game	Dragon Quest
Console	NES, SNES, GBC

Dragon Quest IX

#067 - Bewarewolf
HP MP Experience Gold 87 255 255 98 Attack Defense Speed 83 89 77
Dropped Item	Magic beast hide (common, 1/16) Iron claws (rare, 1/64)
Locations	Slurry Coast Dourbridge Grotto
Skills	Feel the Burn
Family	Beast
Bestiary #	067
Game	Dragon Quest IX
Console	DS
Description	It's best to bash these baddies quickly, as their tension is turned up a notch every time they take damage. They've come out of retirement to show the poser pups of today that the coolest course is to shut up and get the job done.

Variants

Scarewolf

Scarewolves (formerly Wolflords) are brown bipedal wolfmen with gray tunics and boots.

Scarewolf
File:Wolflord.gif
HP MP Experience Gold 38 6 20 80 Attack Defense Speed 50 36 23
Spells	Fizzle
Game	Dragon Quest
Console	NES

Scarewolf
HP MP Experience Gold 38 6 80 Attack Defense Speed 50 36 23
Spells	Fizzle
Game	Dragon Quest
Console	SNES

Scarewolf
HP MP Experience Gold 38 6 52 80 Attack Defense Speed 50 36 23
Spells	Fizzle
Game	Dragon Quest
Console	GBC

#081 - Scarewolf
File:Dq9wolflord.png
HP MP Experience Gold 102 32 325 126 Attack Defense Speed 94 105 87
Dropped Item	magic beast hide (1/8) sacred claws (1/64)
Locations	Lonely Coast Bloomingdale Grotto
Skills	Feel the Burn
Bestiary #	081
Game	Dragon Quest IX
Console	DS
Description	They're not just razor-taloned terrors, their tension also increases every time they're attacked. Handle with care. They bring out their eye colour by accessorizing matching grey boots and mini-dresses with striking blue belts.

Tearwolf

Tearwolves are orange bipedal wolfmen with blue tunics and boots.

Tearwolf
File:Werewolf.gif
HP MP Experience Gold 60 0 40 155 Attack Defense Speed 86 70 45
Game	Dragon Quest
Console	NES

Tearwolf
HP MP Experience Gold 60 0 155 Attack Defense Speed 45
Game	Dragon Quest
Console	SNES

Tearwolf
HP MP Experience Gold 60 0 95 155 Attack Defense Speed 80 65 45
Game	Dragon Quest
Console	GBC

#126 - Tearwolf
File:Dq9werewolf.png
HP MP Experience Gold 136 44 730 140 Attack Defense Speed 121 125 112
Dropped Item	Magic beast hide (common, 1/8) Cloak of evasion (rare, 1/64)
Locations	Snowberia Snowberian Coast Hermany (high ground) Djust Desert (high ground) Grotto
Skills	Feel the Burn
Bestiary #	126
Game	Dragon Quest IX
Console	DS
Description	Ultimate assassins of the wolf family, their claws are razor-sharp and lightning-fast, and they love to Feel the Burn. Often unable to find food due to severe snow blindless, they're always famished, and short of fuse as a result.

Additional Attributes
Fire	Ice	Wind	Earth	Light	Dark
100	100	100	100	100	100
Blast	Dazzle	Sleep	Death	Drain MP	Confusion
100	0	0	0	100	0
Fizzle	Inaction	Paralyze	Poison	Charm	Magic Res
0	0	0	0	0	0
Blunt	Sap	Decelerate
0	0	0

Gallery

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  Dragon Quest IX

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  Scarewolf

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  Tearwolf