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Peep

2017-10-28T08:34:10Z

173.27.46.122: /* Dragon Quest IV */ correcting information.

{{Spell Infobox
|title = Peep
|image = [[Image:Borya Peep.png|170px]]
|japanese = インパス
|romaji = Inpasu
|type = Field
|old=X-Ray, Identify, Snoop
}}
'''Peep''' is a spell in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series. Introduced in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'', Peep was then learned by Wizards but has since extended to a less narrow range.

==Function==
Peep is a field spell that was introduced alongside the monster that gave worth to the spell: [[Mimic]]. Casting Peep will determine whether or not a treasure chest is safe and, in later installments/reprises, can be used to appraise items. The aura on any chest or container gauges what kind of contents it has:

*Blue aura - contains an item
*Yellow aura - contains gold
*Red aura - it's a trap

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
Originally translated as '''X-ray''', the spell is learned by [[Mage]]s & [[Sage]]s at Level 18. The chests in the [[Pyramid]] containing [[Mummy man|Mummy men]] will glow yellow if the spell is used on them.

===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
Known as '''X-Ray''' in the NES version, it is learned by [[Borya]] at Level 15 in the DS version.

===''[[Dragon Quest V]]''===
Only [[Hero (Dragon Quest V)|the hero]] and [[Hero's Son (Dragon Quest V)|his son]] can learn Peep. In ''Dragon Quest V'', once learned at level 12, the spell also enables the hero to [[appraise]] items and equipment.

===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
The [[Hero (Dragon Quest VI)|hero]] learns Peep at level 12. Other characters can obtain the spell at the first rank of the [[Merchant]] vocation.

As ''in Dragon Quest V'', Peep enables item appraisal. It is also required to open the front door to [[the Spiegelspire]].

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
image:DQ3 Spell Peep.png|''DQIII'' Famicom art
Image:DQIII Peep.png|''DQIII'' Super Famicom art
</gallery></center>
{{Wikia}}
{{DQSpells}}
[[Category:Spells]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest III spells]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IV spells]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest V spells]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VI spells]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VII spells]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII spells]]

Endor

2017-10-25T22:05:04Z

173.27.46.122: /* Doors */ corrected

{{LocationInfobox
|game = ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''
|title = Endor
|type= Kingdom
|image = [[Image:Endor.png|center|280px]]
|caption =
|japanese=エンドール
|romanji=endōru
}}
'''Endor''' (エンドール, romanized in official Japanese guidebooks as ''Endohr'') is a [[List of Kingdoms in Dragon Quest|kingdom]] and a castle town found in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''. It is one of the few locations to [[List of Name Changes in the Zenithia Trilogy|use the same localization]] from the earlier NES game. The castle town is the only location in the original NES game with a [[casino]].

Endor is featured in Chapter 2 with [[Alena]], Chapter 3 with [[Torneko]] and Chapter 5 with the [[Hero (Dragon Warrior IV)|hero]].

==Kingdom of Endor==
The Kingdom of Endor is composed of Endor, the [[The Cistern Chapel|Cistern Chapel]], a [[Zamoksva/Endor Teleportal|shrine]] leading to [[Zamoksva]], and the entrance of the Tunnel to [[Casabranca]].

==Treasures==
*[[Seed of life]]
*[[Mini medal]] (Chapter 5 only, with a second one in the remake)
*[[Fishnet stockings]] (Chapter 5 only, in the remake)
*[[Pink leotard]] (Chapter 5 only)
*[[Feathered cap]] (Chapter 5 only)
*[[Double-edged sword]] (Chapter 5 only)
*[[Seed of strength]] (Chapter 5 only)

==Appearances==
==={{DQ4}}===
[[Image:EndorCastle.png|right|300px|thumb|An illustrated view of the illustrious Endor castle.]]
Endor first enters the game's plot Chapter 2, wherein the king of Endor erroneously agrees that the prize of the kingdom [[Tournament of Endor|tournament]] shall be his [[Veronica|daughter's]] hand in marriage. Alena originally entered the tournament just to test her prowess, but after lending the royal family a sympathetic ear she resolves to save the princess from an arranged marriage. The Tsarevna is able to win the tournament by defeating five opponents and by the forfeit of [[Psaro]], the only other person to defeat five opponents.

In Chapter 3, Torneko is able to prevent a war between the king of [[Ballymoral]] and the king of Endor by discreetly relaying prince [[Reagan]]'s love letters to princess Veronica that warn of his father's disastrous ambitions. Because of his expert mediation, the king of Endor allows Torneko to set up [[Torneko's shop|a shop]] in Endor, and commissions the merchant for a set of [[Steel broadsword]]s and [[Iron armour]]s in exchange for 60,000 gold coins. Prior to the casino's reopening, [[Ragnar McRyan]] can be found looking for a lead on [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|The Hero]] in the area.

At the end of Chapter 4, sisters [[Maya]] & [[Meena]] find refuge in Endor after fleeing from [[Havre Léon]] after being defeated by [[Marquis de Léon]].

In Chapter 5, the hero meets the sisters in Endor, where they join the hero's party.

====Shops & Services====
{{WeaponShop/Start|title=|float=left}}
{{WeaponShop/Item|name=Chain sickle|price=550|attributes=Attack +20}}
{{WeaponShop/Item|name=Poison moth knife|price=750|attributes=Attack +24 and {{fraction|1|8}} chance of [[paralysis|paralyzing]] target.}}
{{WeaponShop/Item|name=Iron lance|price=880|attributes=Attack +28}}
{{WeaponShop/Item|name=Morning star|price=1250|attributes=Attack +33}}
{{WeaponShop/Item|name=Holy lance|price=1250|attributes=Attack +33}}
{{WeaponShop/Item|name=Astrea's abacus|price=1600|attributes=Attack +35}}
{{WeaponShop/End|note=The [[Morning star]] is only available in the [[NES]] version. The [[Holy Lance]] is only available in the [[Sony PlayStation|PSX]] and [[Nintendo DS]] versions.}}

{{ItemShop/Start|float=left}}
{{ItemShop/Item|name=Medicinal herb|price=8|attributes=Restores ~30[[HP]] to one [[party|party member]].}}
{{ItemShop/Item|name=Antidotal herb|price=10|attributes=Cures one [[party|party member]] of [[poison]].}}
{{ItemShop/Item|name=Holy water|price=20|attributes=}}
{{ItemShop/Item|name=Chimaera wing|price=25|attributes=}}
{{ItemShop/Item|name=Moonwort bulb|price=30|attributes=}}
{{ItemShop/Item|name=Hardwood headwear|price=120|attributes=Defense +6}}
{{ItemShop/End}}
{{clear}}

{{Shop|header|title=Armour Shop}}
{{Shop|subtable|game=[[Dragon Quest IV]]|console=DS}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Chain mail]]|price=350|attributes=Defense +18}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Bronze armour]]|price=700|attributes=Defense +25}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Iron armour]]|price=1200|attributes=Defense +30}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Iron apron]]|price=1500|attributes=Defense +32}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Scale shield]]|price=180|attributes=Defense +7}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Iron shield]]|price=650|attributes=Defense +12}}
{{Shop|subtablefooter}}
{{Shop|footer}}

{{Inn|entry|price=7 gold per person}}

[[Image:EndorShop.png|right|240px|thumb|Shopping in Endor.]]
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="50%" |
{{Shop|header|title=Casino}}
{{Shop|subtable|game=[[Dragon Quest IV]]|console=DS}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Magic water]]|price=30|attributes=}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Prayer ring]]|price=500|attributes=Defense +5}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Staff of jubilation]] ([[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] Version)|price=1,000|attributes=Attack +33}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Gold bracer]] ([[Sony PlayStation|Playstation]] and [[Nintendo DS|DS]] Version)|price=1,000|attributes=Defence +5}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Ra's Mirror]] ([[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] Version)|price=2,500|attributes=}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Spangled dress]] ([[Sony PlayStation|Playstation]] and [[Nintendo DS|DS]] Version)|price=2,500|attributes=Defence +40}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Meteorite bracer]]|price=10,000|attributes=}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Liquid metal shield]] ([[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] Version)|price=50,000|attributes=Defense +60}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Falcon blade]] ([[Sony PlayStation|Playstation]] and [[Nintendo DS|DS]] Version)|price=65,000|attributes=Attack +66}}
{{Shop|note|text=The price for casino items are tokens rather than [[gold]] coins. *The Prayer ring serves as a means of defense in the remakes only. *The Meteorite bracer costs only 4,000 tokens in the NES Version.}}
{{Shop|footer}}
| valign="top" width="50%" |
{{Shop|header|title=Armour Shop (Secret)}}
{{Shop|subtable|game=[[Dragon Quest IV]]|console=DS}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Cloak of evasion]]|price=3,000|attributes=Defense +28}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Spiked armour]]|price=9,800|attributes=Defense +50}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Liquid metal armour]]|price=35,000|attributes=Defense +95}}
{{Shop|note|text=This shop is accessible only with the [[Magic Key]] The Liquid metal armour only costs 15,000 [[gold]] coins in the NES Version.}}
{{Shop|footer}}
|}

===Remake Changes===
* Though they aren't needed after fighting the [[Abominable Showman]], the remake gives you the option to use [[medicinal herbs]] after the battle.
* In the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] Version, the number of [[steel broadswords]] and [[iron armour]] you have to supply to the king is 7 of each. It the remake it's 6 of each.
* [[Tessie|Tessie's]] vault only consists of [[gold]] storage due to the unlimited space of the [[bag]].
* The Hero & company starts off here in Chapter six.

===Coliseum===
[[File:EndorColosseumGroup.png|right|thumb|160px|From left to right:Quick Draw McGore, Atilla the Hunk & Prima Donna]]
Psaro is the first fighter to take part in the tournament here, and defeat all five opponents. Alena soon arrived for her chance to take part in the tournament and was successful, though [[Psaro the Manslayer]] takes leave before he is called out.

Later on, the coliseum serves as the place for the wedding of Prince [[Regan]] of [[Ballymoral]] & Princess [[Veronica (Dragon Quest IV)|Veronica]] of Endor.

It is always closed at night.
===Tournament challengers===
*[[Atilla the Hunk]]
*[[Quick Draw McGore]]
*[[Prima Donna]]
*[[Samson Knight]]
*[[Abominable Showman]]

This shop is the only known place to buy the Iron claw.
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="50%" |
{{Shop|header|title=Item Shop}}
{{Shop|subtable|game=[[Dragon Quest IV]]|console=DS}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Medicinal herb]]|price=8|attributes=}}
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Iron claw]]|price=1500|attributes=Attack +38}}
{{Shop|note|text=This shop is only available during the Endor Tournament in Chapter 2}}
{{Shop|footer}}
| valign="top" width="50%" |
{{Inn|entry|price=8 gold per person}}
|}

====Doors====
{{LockedDoor|header}}
{{LockedDoor|entry|game=[[Dragon Quest IV]]|console=NES,DS|keytype=[[Thief's Key]]|info=Southeast building in town}}
{{LockedDoor|entry|game=[[Dragon Quest IV]]|console=NES,DS|keytype=[[Magic Key]]|info=On either side of a passage near the far end of the side corridors}}
{{LockedDoor|entry|game=[[Dragon Quest IV]]|console=NES,DS|keytype=[[Magic Key]]|info=Behind thief's key door}}
{{LockedDoor|entry|game=[[Dragon Quest IV]]|console=NES,DS|keytype=[[Final Key|Ultimate Key]]|info=Castle basement}}
{{LockedDoor|footer}}

====Miscellaneous Services====
Torneko's wife [[Tessie]] runs a vault starting with chapter 5.

====Other notable attributes====
{{LocationAttr|save|game=[[Dragon Quest IV]]|console=NES,DS}}
{{LocationAttr|zoom|game=[[Dragon Quest IV]]|console=NES,DS}}

====Nearby monsters====
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="33%" |
===Chapter 2===
*[[Armoured scorpion]]
*[[Cyclown]]
*[[Medislime]]
*[[Metal slime]]
*[[Pteranodon]]
*[[Restless armour]]
*[[Skeleton swordsman]]
| valign="top" width="33%" |
===Chapter 3===
*[[Bodkin archer]]
*[[Firespirit]]
*[[Healslime]]
*[[Mad mole]]
*[[Splatypunk]]
*[[Stump chump]]
| valign="top" width="33%" |
===Chapter 5===
*[[Air rat]]
*[[Bubble slime]]
*[[Carnivine]]
*[[Firespirit]]
*[[Lickspittle]]
*[[Mad mole]]
*[[Winkster]]
|}

==Map==
[[File:DQ IV NES Map of Endor.png|200px]]

==In Other Languages==
{{OtherLanguages
|es=Endor|es-meaning=Same as English name
}}

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Endor remake.jpg|Town
Endor castle.jpg|Castle
</gallery>
{{DQIV}}
[[Category:Dragon Quest IV locations]]

Liquid metal slime

2017-10-19T18:38:59Z

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{{Monster Infobox
|title=Liquid metal slime
|image=[[Image:DQII_Liquid_Metal_Slime.png|320px]]
|caption=Art by [[Akira Toriyama]]
|kanji=はぐれメタル
|romanji=Metal stray
|firstappear=''[[Dragon Quest II]]''
}}
<center>''For the secret class in [[Dragon Quest VI]], see [[Metal Babble (Class)]].''</center>

The '''Liquid Metal Slime''' (formerly ''Metal Babble'', later ''Metabble'' due to display constraints) is a recurring monster in the ''[[Dragon Quest series|Dragon Quest]]'' series. Introduced in ''[[Dragon Quest II]]'', it is a metallic [[bubble slime]] that acts as a large source of experience points.

==Characteristics==
In terms of appearance, liquid metal slimes are essentially identical to bubble slimes, but are a slick silver in color and shine.

Liquid metal slimes have the standard qualities of [[metal monsters]]: high agility, high defense, immunity to essentially all forms of magic and skills, very low HP, very high experience payout, and the unfavorable habit of running away from battle frequently. Although a step up from the metal slime, the liquid metal slime is rarely shown to be competent at fighting, its only enhancements being its HP and the experience it gives when compared to metal slimes.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest II]]''===
{{DQ2Enemy
|name=Liquid metal slime
|kanji=
|romanji=
|nes-sprite=[[File:DQ2-NES-LIQUID-METAL-SLIME.png]]
|nes-hp=35
|nes-mp=Infinite
|nes-exp=1050
|nes-gold=255
|nes-attack=75
|nes-defense=255
|nes-agility=200
|nes-spells=[[Sizz]]
|nes-locations=
|nes-item=[[Rebirth stone]] ({{fraction|1|8}})
|nes-evasion={{fraction|1|64}}
|nes-fire-resist={{fraction|7|7}}
|nes-dazzle-resist={{fraction|7|7}}
|nes-snooze-resist={{fraction|7|7}}
|nes-thwack-resist={{fraction|7|7}}
|nes-fizzle-resist={{fraction|7|7}}
|nes-kasap-resist={{fraction|7|7}}
|remake-sprites=[[File:DQ2-SNES-METAL-LIQUID-SLIME.png]] [[File:DQ2-GBC-METAL-LIQUID-SLIME.png]]
|remake-hp=5
|remake-mp=30
|remake-exp=10150
|remake-gold=255
|remake-attack=75
|remake-defense=255
|remake-agility=200
|remake-spells=[[Sizz]]
|remake-locations=
|remake-item=[[Rebirth stone]] ({{fraction|1|8}}) (SNES only) [[Mad cap]] ({{fraction|1|16}}) (GBC and onwards)
|remake-evasion={{fraction|1|64}}
|remake-fire-resist={{fraction|7|7}}
|remake-dazzle-resist={{fraction|7|7}}
|remake-snooze-resist={{fraction|7|7}}
|remake-thwack-resist={{fraction|7|7}}
|remake-fizzle-resist={{fraction|7|7}}
|remake-kasap-resist={{fraction|7|7}}
}}

===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
Liquid metal slimes appear within the vicinity of [[Rimuldar]], among several within the dark world of Alefgard dungeons. A popular strategy for vanquishing the slime is to have your [[mage]] and [[priest]] cast [[Puff!]] and [[Accelerate]] on the first turn of the encounter, incinerating them automatically on the next turn.
{{Enemy
|name = Liquid metal slime (Metal babble)
|image = [[Image:Metalbabble.gif]]
|game =''[[Dragon Quest III]]''
|console = NES
|hp = 6
|experience = 53600
|gold = 1023
}}

===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
{{Enemy
|name = Liquid metal slime
|image = [[Image:Metalbabble.gif]]
|game =''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''
|hp = 5
|experience = 10050
|droppedItem=[[Happy Hat]]
|gold = 10
}}

===''[[Dragon Quest V]]''===
Liquid metal slimes can be encountered shortly after the player obtains a ship. Though they remain an excellent source of experience points, they also have a habit of appearing alongside troublesome monsters such as [[hoodlum]]s and [[hocus chimaera]]s. Exceptionally lucky and/or vigilant players may obtain a defeated liquid metal slime [[liquid metal slime (Recruit)|as an ally]], one of the most potent monster partners that can be had in the game.
{{Enemy
|image=[[File:Liquid_metal_slime1.png]][[File:Liquid_metal_slime2.png]]
|name=Liquid metal slime
|game=''[[Dragon Quest V]]''
|console=DS
|hp= 6
|mp= infinite
|attack= 61
|defense=1023
|agility=150
|experience=10050
|gold=10
|bestiaryNumber=65
|captureRate=[[Liquid metal slime (Recruit)|1/256]]
|droppedItem=[[Mini medal]]
|locations=[[Knick-Knackatory]] Central Continent [[Gotha Pass]] [[Riteof Passage]] [[Knightmare Towers]] [[Ancient Ruins]] area (G3) [[Mantleplace]] [[Nadiria]] [[Mt. Zugzwang]] [[Estark's Labyrinth]]
}}

===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
{{Enemy
|name = Liquid metal slime
|image = [[Image:nopic.png]]
|game =''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''
|console=SFC
|hp = 6
|experience = 1050
|gold = 10
}}

{{Enemy
|name = Liquid Metal Slime
|image = [[Image:Metabble.gif]]
|game = ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''
|console = DS
|hp = 6
|mp = 255
|attack = 53
|defense = 999
|agility = 150
|experience = 10050
|gold = 10
|droppedItem = [[Happy hat]]
|bestiaryNumber=136
|locations=}}

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
{{Enemy
|float=
|image=[[Image:Metabble.gif]]
|name=Liquid Metal Slime
|game=''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''
|console=PSX
|romanji=
|hp=6
|mp=50
|attack=90
|defense=999
|agility=255
|experience=10050
|gold=20
|droppedItem=LUCK Shoes
|skills=
|spells=Fireball
|family=Slime
|bestiaryNumber=123
|captureRate=Hard
|description=Tendency to run away
|locations=Coastal Deja Demon Lord's Lair Mentare Krage Loomin
|}}

The liquid metal slime can be found in the [[Halfling's Cave]] in the past, the [[Great Lighthouse]] in the past and present, the [[Excavated Cave]], the [[Demon Lord's Lair]], the [[Mentare]] region in Disc 2, the [[Krage]] region in Disc 2 and the [[Loomin]] region in Disc 2. It is also one of the forms that the [[WonderEgg]] can become when hatched.

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
{{DQ8Enemy
|name=
|kanji=
|romanji=
|sprite=[[Image:Liquid_metal_slime.png]]
|hp=8
|mp=255
|exp=10050
|gold=18
|attack=65
|defense=4096
|agility=215
|bestiaryNumber=084
|family=[[Slime family|Slime]]
|description=Hunted by adventurers all over the world. Their bodies consist of a mysterious gel-like metal.
|spells=[[Sizz]]
|skills=Flee
|locations=[[Castle Trodain]] Untrodden Groves
|items=[[Seed of agility]]{{fraction|1|128}} [[Elevating shoes]]{{fraction|1|256}}
|evasion={{fraction|1|16}}
|attack-resist=0%
|frizz-resist=100%
|sizz-resist=100%
|bang-resist=100%
|woosh-resist=100%
|crack-resist=100%
|zap-resist=100%
|flame-resist=100%
|ice-resist=100%
|grapple-resist=100%
|troop-resist=100%
|death-resist=100%
|poison-resist=100%
|paralysis-resist=100%
|shock-resist=100%
|sleep-resist=100%
|confusion-resist=100%
|dazzle-resist=100%
|fizzle-resist=100%
|dance-resist=100%
|sap-resist=100%
|drain-resist=100%
|remake-sprite=
|remake-changes=
}}
Liquid metal slimes can first be encountered in Trodain Castle, though their appearances there are very rare and only indicated by the [[hunter mech]]s in the area. They also appear in most places accessible by flight, most commonly at nighttime.

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
{{Enemy
|name = Liquid metal slime
|image = [[Image:nopic.png]]
|game = ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''
|console = DS
|hp = 8
|mp = Unlimited
|attack = 100
|defense = 256
|agility = 179
|experience = 40200
|gold = 40
|droppedItem = [[Agility ring]] (1/32) [[Depressing shoes]] (1/128)
|skills = attack, flee
|spells = [[Bang]]
|family = Slime
|bestiaryNumber = 153
|description = Their defense and speed are pretty impressive, but nowhere near as amazing as the amount of experience they give!
They're constantly striving to see who can last the longest without getting whacked and still succeed in scarpering.
|locations = [[The Bowhole]] [[Angel Falls]] area (high ground) [[Grotto]]
}}
They can be found in [[The Bowhole]], rarely at the cliff at Angel's falls, and in some Grottoes.
}}

===Monsters series===
{{VersionTabs|Dragon Quest Monsters|
{{VersionTabs|GBC|
{{Enemy
|name = Liquid metal slime (Metabble)
|image = [[Image:Metabble.png1]]
|game = ''[[Dragon Quest Monsters]]''
|console = GBC
|hp = 1
|experience = ???
|gold = ???
}}
|PSX|
N/A
}}
|2|
{{VersionTabs|GBC|
{{Enemy
|name = Liquid metal slime (Metabble)
|image = [[Image:Metabble.png1]]
|game = ''[[Dragon Quest Monsters 2]]''
|console = GBC
|hp = 35
|experience = ???
|gold = ???
}}
|PSX|
N/A
}}
|Caravan Heart|
{{Enemy
|float=
|image=[[Image:Metabble.png2]]
|name=Liquid metal slime (Metabble)
|game=''[[Dragon Quest Monsters: Caravan Heart]]''
|console = GBA
|romanji=
|hp=???
|mp=???
|experience=???
|gold=???
|droppedItems=
|skills=
|spells=
|description=
|location=???
|}}
|Joker|
{{Enemy
|name = Liquid metal slime
|image = [[Image:Liquidmetalslime.jpg]]
|game = ''[[Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker]]''
|console = Nintendo DS
|hp = 9-12
|mp = ???
|experience = 30072
|gold = ???
|skills = flee
|spells = frizzle
|family = slime
|locations = tartarus, metal menagerie
}}
Liquid metal slimes appear as rank C members of the slime family and can be fought on Palaish Isle within Madame Rummy's Metal Menagerie. They can also be fought inside Tartarus, the final dungeon, before and after beating the game, though the player won't be able to see them on the overworld until after the game has been completed. Synthesizing two metal slimes together will result in a liquid metal slime.
|Joker 2|
The liquid metal slime is a Rank C monster in ''Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2''. One can synthesized by mixing a [[Meddle slime|meddle slime]] and a [[Metal slime|metal slime]]. Locations: Metal menagerie, Bemusoleum, Necropolis.
|Joker 2 Professional|
N/A
}}

===''[[Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime]]''===
Merc appears to be a liquid metal slime.

==See also==
*[[Liquid metal armour]]
*[[Liquid metal shield]]
*[[Liquid metal helm]]

==Related Monsters==
*[[Bubble slime]]
*[[Metal slime]]
*[[Metal medley]]
*[[Metal king slime]]
*[[Platinum king jewel]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
File:OMA Infanticore LMS and Troll.png|''Liquid metal slime'' (second from right)
Image:Liquid_metal_slime1.png|''Dragon Quest V'' DS
Image:Liquid_metal_slime2.png|Mugshot, ''Dragon Quest V'' DS
Image:Liquid_metal_slime.png|''Dragon Quest VIII''
File:DQMJ2 Metal Menagerie.png|''Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2''
File:DQTCG Liquid metal slime.png|''DQ'' Trading Card Game card
File:Liquid metal slime escapes.png|
Image:Metal_babble_sofubi.jpg|<center>From the [[Dragon Quest Sofubi Monster]] merchandise series.</center>
</gallery></center>
[[Category:Dragon Quest II enemies]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest III enemies]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IV enemies]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest V enemies]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VI enemies]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VII enemies]]
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