Monster recruitment - Revision history

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	Monster recruitment is featured Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake for the new [[Monster Arena (Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake)\|Monster Arena]], which replaces the tradtional gambling dens in previous versions of the game. There players compose a team of monsters they have recruited, and have them challenge opposing contestents to earn prizes.		Monster recruitment is featured Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake for the new [[Monster Arena (Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake)\|Monster Arena]], which replaces the tradtional gambling dens in previous versions of the game. There players compose a team of monsters they have recruited, and have them challenge opposing contestents to earn prizes.

	Throughout the world, players will find friendly monsters living in various parts of town or dungeons, and are tasked by [[Monty\|Monty the Monster Monitor]] to rescue them. While they do not attack humans, these monsters are very timid and will run away due to their strong sense of smell or hearing altering them of the party’s precense. In order to approach them: the use of [[Musk]] will allow the party to cover their scent, while the skill [[Padfoot]] prevents the monster from hearing the party’s footsteps. ~~The precense~~ of a [[Monster Wrangler\|Monster Wrangler]] will allow the party to approach monsters without the need of either effect.		Throughout the world, players will find friendly monsters living in various parts of town or dungeons, and are tasked by [[Monty\|Monty the Monster Monitor]] to rescue them. While they do not attack humans, these monsters are very timid and will run away due to their strong sense of smell or hearing altering them of the party’s precense. In order to approach them: the use of [[Musk]] will allow the party to cover their scent, while the skill [[Padfoot]] prevents the monster from hearing the party’s footsteps. Additionally, the presense of a [[Monster Wrangler\|Monster Wrangler]] will allow the party to approach monsters without the need of either effect.

	Some monsters found in towns or Secret Spots will also take on the form of humans to better hide. These monsters cannot be recruited until the player has obtained [[Ra%27s_Mirror\|Ra’s Mirror]] in order to remove their disguise.		Some monsters found in towns or Secret Spots will also take on the form of humans to better hide. These monsters cannot be recruited until the player has obtained [[Ra%27s_Mirror\|Ra’s Mirror]] in order to remove their disguise.

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	Monster recruitment is featured Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake for the new [[Monster Arena (Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake)\|Monster Arena]], which replaces the tradtional gambling dens in previous versions of the game. There players compose a team of monsters they have recruited, and have them challenge opposing contestents to earn prizes.		Monster recruitment is featured Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake for the new [[Monster Arena (Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake)\|Monster Arena]], which replaces the tradtional gambling dens in previous versions of the game. There players compose a team of monsters they have recruited, and have them challenge opposing contestents to earn prizes.

	Throughout the world, players will find friendly monsters ~~that do not attack humans~~ living in various parts of town or dungeons, and are tasked by [[Monty\|Monty the Monster Monitor]] to rescue them. While they do not attack humans, these monsters are very timid and will run away due to their strong sense of smell or hearing altering them of the party’s precense. In order to approach them: the use of [[Musk]] will allow the party to cover their scent, while the skill [[Padfoot]] prevents the monster from hearing the party’s footsteps. The precense of a [[Monster Wrangler\|Monster Wrangler]] will allow the party to approach monsters without the need of either effect.		Throughout the world, players will find friendly monsters living in various parts of town or dungeons, and are tasked by [[Monty\|Monty the Monster Monitor]] to rescue them. While they do not attack humans, these monsters are very timid and will run away due to their strong sense of smell or hearing altering them of the party’s precense. In order to approach them: the use of [[Musk]] will allow the party to cover their scent, while the skill [[Padfoot]] prevents the monster from hearing the party’s footsteps. The precense of a [[Monster Wrangler\|Monster Wrangler]] will allow the party to approach monsters without the need of either effect.

	Some monsters found in towns or Secret Spots will also take on the form of humans to better hide. These monsters cannot be recruited until the player has obtained [[Ra%27s_Mirror\|Ra’s Mirror]] in order to remove their disguise.		Some monsters found in towns or Secret Spots will also take on the form of humans to better hide. These monsters cannot be recruited until the player has obtained [[Ra%27s_Mirror\|Ra’s Mirror]] in order to remove their disguise.

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	Monster recruitment is featured Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake for the new [[Monster Arena (Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake)\|Monster Arena]], which replaces the tradtional gambling dens in previous versions of the game. There players compose a team of monsters they have recruited, and have them challenge opposing contestents to earn prizes.		Monster recruitment is featured Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake for the new [[Monster Arena (Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake)\|Monster Arena]], which replaces the tradtional gambling dens in previous versions of the game. There players compose a team of monsters they have recruited, and have them challenge opposing contestents to earn prizes.

	Throughout the world, players will find friendly monsters that do not attack humans living in various parts of town or dungeons and are tasked by [[Monty\|Monty the Monster Monitor]] to rescue them. While they do not attack humans, these monsters are very timid and will run away due to their strong sense of smell or hearing altering them of the party’s precense. In order to approach them: the use of [[Musk]] will allow the party to cover their scent, while the skill [[Padfoot]] prevents the monster from hearing the party’s footsteps. The precense of a [[Monster Wrangler\|Monster Wrangler]] will allow the party to approach monsters without the need of either effect.		Throughout the world, players will find friendly monsters that do not attack humans living in various parts of town or dungeons, and are tasked by [[Monty\|Monty the Monster Monitor]] to rescue them. While they do not attack humans, these monsters are very timid and will run away due to their strong sense of smell or hearing altering them of the party’s precense. In order to approach them: the use of [[Musk]] will allow the party to cover their scent, while the skill [[Padfoot]] prevents the monster from hearing the party’s footsteps. The precense of a [[Monster Wrangler\|Monster Wrangler]] will allow the party to approach monsters without the need of either effect.

	Some monsters found in towns or Secret Spots will also take on the form of humans to better hide. These monsters cannot be recruited until the player has obtained [[Ra%27s_Mirror\|Ra’s Mirror]] in order to remove their disguise.		Some monsters found in towns or Secret Spots will also take on the form of humans to better hide. These monsters cannot be recruited until the player has obtained [[Ra%27s_Mirror\|Ra’s Mirror]] in order to remove their disguise.

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	=={{DQ3HD}}==		=={{DQ3HD}}==
	Monster recruitment is featured Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake for the new [[Monster Arena (Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake)\|Monster Arena]], which replaces the tradtional gambling dens in previous versions of the game. There players compose a team of monsters they have recruited, and have them challenge opposing contestents to earn prizes.		Monster recruitment is featured Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake for the new [[Monster Arena (Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake)\|Monster Arena]], which replaces the tradtional gambling dens in previous versions of the game. There players compose a team of monsters they have recruited, and have them challenge opposing contestents to earn prizes.

			Throughout the world, players will find friendly monsters that do not attack humans living in various parts of town or dungeons and are tasked by [[Monty\|Monty the Monster Monitor]] to rescue them. While they do not attack humans, these monsters are very timid and will run away due to their strong sense of smell or hearing altering them of the party’s precense. In order to approach them: the use of [[Musk]] will allow the party to cover their scent, while the skill [[Padfoot]] prevents the monster from hearing the party’s footsteps. The precense of a [[Monster Wrangler\|Monster Wrangler]] will allow the party to approach monsters without the need of either effect.

			Some monsters found in towns or Secret Spots will also take on the form of humans to better hide. These monsters cannot be recruited until the player has obtained [[Ra%27s_Mirror\|Ra’s Mirror]] in order to remove their disguise.

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	=={{DQ3HD}}==		=={{DQ3HD}}==
	Monster recruitment is ~~set to be~~ in the game~~'s 2D-HD Remake~~, ~~though details are currently unknown~~.		Monster recruitment is featured Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake for the new [[Monster Arena (Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake)\|Monster Arena]], which replaces the tradtional gambling dens in previous versions of the game. There players compose a team of monsters they have recruited, and have them challenge opposing contestents to earn prizes.

	=={{DQ5}}==		=={{DQ5}}==

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	Taming itself is fairly simple, but players must perform research on the species they want prior to the encounter. This is done in the form of obtaining zoological books on {{MFamilies}}s or user manuals for machines, and using one as an item in battle to unlock the scouting attack for that particular breed. This attack creates a base 10% chance to capture the {{MFamilies}} once it falls. The skill does not need to be the final blow of the battle; as long as it has been used over the course of the encounter the chance to recruit the beast is established. Once tamed, the {{MFamilies}} can join the player immediately or be sent off to the monster bar where most scouting books are obtained, and one character can store up to 24 {{MFamilies}}s at the pub.		Taming itself is fairly simple, but players must perform research on the species they want prior to the encounter. This is done in the form of obtaining zoological books on {{MFamilies}}s or user manuals for machines, and using one as an item in battle to unlock the scouting attack for that particular breed. This attack creates a base 10% chance to capture the {{MFamilies}} once it falls. The skill does not need to be the final blow of the battle; as long as it has been used over the course of the encounter the chance to recruit the beast is established. Once tamed, the {{MFamilies}} can join the player immediately or be sent off to the monster bar where most scouting books are obtained, and one character can store up to 24 {{MFamilies}}s at the pub.

	Monsters that have joined players are controlled through A.I. dependent on their [[~~Personality\|~~personality]] and essentially serve as [[party]] members for times when the player's friends and comrades are offline. Monsters have a Level cap of 50, but can undergo a process similar to a [[Revocation]] to further raise their stats. The equipment pool of a given {{MFamilies}} is fixed and cannot be changed, but gear can be shared between the {{MFamilies}} and master: for example a [[Monster Master]] and Hacksaurus can simultaneously wield the same [[Kaiser axe]] in a battle for the sake of player convenience. New to the series is the concept of bonding, a stat that denotes the level of attachment a {{MFamilies}} has to its master and is raised by fighting together. Raising this stat will confer benefits such as additional skill points, and once this stat reaches a certain threshold, a {{MFamilies}} will follow a character regardless of their {{vocation}}.		Monsters that have joined players are controlled through {{A.I.}} dependent on their [[personality]] and essentially serve as [[party]] members for times when the player's friends and comrades are offline. Monsters have a Level cap of 50, but can undergo a process similar to a [[Revocation]] to further raise their stats. The equipment pool of a given {{MFamilies}} is fixed and cannot be changed, but gear can be shared between the {{MFamilies}} and master: for example a [[Monster Master]] and Hacksaurus can simultaneously wield the same [[Kaiser axe]] in a battle for the sake of player convenience. New to the series is the concept of bonding, a stat that denotes the level of attachment a {{MFamilies}} has to its master and is raised by fighting together. Raising this stat will confer benefits such as additional skill points, and once this stat reaches a certain threshold, a {{MFamilies}} will follow a character regardless of their {{vocation}}.

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	Monster recruitment is featured Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake for the new [[Monster Arena (Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake)\|Monster Arena]], which replaces the tradtional gambling dens in previous versions of the game. There players compose a team of monsters they have recruited, and have them challenge opposing contestents to earn prizes.		Monster recruitment is featured Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake for the new [[Monster Arena (Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake)\|Monster Arena]], which replaces the tradtional gambling dens in previous versions of the game. There players compose a team of monsters they have recruited, and have them challenge opposing contestents to earn prizes.

	Throughout the world, players will find friendly monsters living in various parts of town or dungeons, and are tasked by [[Monty\|Monty the Monster Monitor]] to rescue them. While they do not attack humans, these monsters are very timid and will run away due to their strong sense of smell or hearing altering them of the party’s precense. In order to approach them: the use of [[Musk]] will allow the party to cover their scent, while the skill [[Padfoot]] prevents the monster from hearing the party’s footsteps. ~~The precense~~ of a [[Monster Wrangler\|Monster Wrangler]] will allow the party to approach monsters without the need of either effect.		Throughout the world, players will find friendly monsters living in various parts of town or dungeons, and are tasked by [[Monty\|Monty the Monster Monitor]] to rescue them. While they do not attack humans, these monsters are very timid and will run away due to their strong sense of smell or hearing altering them of the party’s precense. In order to approach them: the use of [[Musk]] will allow the party to cover their scent, while the skill [[Padfoot]] prevents the monster from hearing the party’s footsteps. Additionally, the presense of a [[Monster Wrangler\|Monster Wrangler]] will allow the party to approach monsters without the need of either effect.

	Some monsters found in towns or Secret Spots will also take on the form of humans to better hide. These monsters cannot be recruited until the player has obtained [[Ra%27s_Mirror\|Ra’s Mirror]] in order to remove their disguise.		Some monsters found in towns or Secret Spots will also take on the form of humans to better hide. These monsters cannot be recruited until the player has obtained [[Ra%27s_Mirror\|Ra’s Mirror]] in order to remove their disguise.

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	Monster recruitment is featured Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake for the new [[Monster Arena (Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake)\|Monster Arena]], which replaces the tradtional gambling dens in previous versions of the game. There players compose a team of monsters they have recruited, and have them challenge opposing contestents to earn prizes.		Monster recruitment is featured Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake for the new [[Monster Arena (Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake)\|Monster Arena]], which replaces the tradtional gambling dens in previous versions of the game. There players compose a team of monsters they have recruited, and have them challenge opposing contestents to earn prizes.

	Throughout the world, players will find friendly monsters ~~that do not attack humans~~ living in various parts of town or dungeons, and are tasked by [[Monty\|Monty the Monster Monitor]] to rescue them. While they do not attack humans, these monsters are very timid and will run away due to their strong sense of smell or hearing altering them of the party’s precense. In order to approach them: the use of [[Musk]] will allow the party to cover their scent, while the skill [[Padfoot]] prevents the monster from hearing the party’s footsteps. The precense of a [[Monster Wrangler\|Monster Wrangler]] will allow the party to approach monsters without the need of either effect.		Throughout the world, players will find friendly monsters living in various parts of town or dungeons, and are tasked by [[Monty\|Monty the Monster Monitor]] to rescue them. While they do not attack humans, these monsters are very timid and will run away due to their strong sense of smell or hearing altering them of the party’s precense. In order to approach them: the use of [[Musk]] will allow the party to cover their scent, while the skill [[Padfoot]] prevents the monster from hearing the party’s footsteps. The precense of a [[Monster Wrangler\|Monster Wrangler]] will allow the party to approach monsters without the need of either effect.

	Some monsters found in towns or Secret Spots will also take on the form of humans to better hide. These monsters cannot be recruited until the player has obtained [[Ra%27s_Mirror\|Ra’s Mirror]] in order to remove their disguise.		Some monsters found in towns or Secret Spots will also take on the form of humans to better hide. These monsters cannot be recruited until the player has obtained [[Ra%27s_Mirror\|Ra’s Mirror]] in order to remove their disguise.

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	Monster recruitment is featured Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake for the new [[Monster Arena (Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake)\|Monster Arena]], which replaces the tradtional gambling dens in previous versions of the game. There players compose a team of monsters they have recruited, and have them challenge opposing contestents to earn prizes.		Monster recruitment is featured Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake for the new [[Monster Arena (Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake)\|Monster Arena]], which replaces the tradtional gambling dens in previous versions of the game. There players compose a team of monsters they have recruited, and have them challenge opposing contestents to earn prizes.

	Throughout the world, players will find friendly monsters that do not attack humans living in various parts of town or dungeons and are tasked by [[Monty\|Monty the Monster Monitor]] to rescue them. While they do not attack humans, these monsters are very timid and will run away due to their strong sense of smell or hearing altering them of the party’s precense. In order to approach them: the use of [[Musk]] will allow the party to cover their scent, while the skill [[Padfoot]] prevents the monster from hearing the party’s footsteps. The precense of a [[Monster Wrangler\|Monster Wrangler]] will allow the party to approach monsters without the need of either effect.		Throughout the world, players will find friendly monsters that do not attack humans living in various parts of town or dungeons, and are tasked by [[Monty\|Monty the Monster Monitor]] to rescue them. While they do not attack humans, these monsters are very timid and will run away due to their strong sense of smell or hearing altering them of the party’s precense. In order to approach them: the use of [[Musk]] will allow the party to cover their scent, while the skill [[Padfoot]] prevents the monster from hearing the party’s footsteps. The precense of a [[Monster Wrangler\|Monster Wrangler]] will allow the party to approach monsters without the need of either effect.

	Some monsters found in towns or Secret Spots will also take on the form of humans to better hide. These monsters cannot be recruited until the player has obtained [[Ra%27s_Mirror\|Ra’s Mirror]] in order to remove their disguise.		Some monsters found in towns or Secret Spots will also take on the form of humans to better hide. These monsters cannot be recruited until the player has obtained [[Ra%27s_Mirror\|Ra’s Mirror]] in order to remove their disguise.

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	! Sprite !! Monster Name !! Location !! Gimmick		! Sprite !! Monster Name !! Location !! Gimmick
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 24.png\|center\|40px]] \|\|Bloody Hand \|\| Unholy Holm \|\| Plays with islanders<br>Crafts items at workstations		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 24.png\|center\|40px]] \|\|[[Bloody hand\|Bloody Hand]] \|\| Unholy Holm \|\| Plays with islanders<br>Crafts items at workstations
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 60.png\|center\|60px]]\|\|Brownie \|\| Iridescent Island \|\|Demolishes blocks marked with a smashing sign		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 60.png\|center\|60px]]\|\|[[Brownie]] \|\| Iridescent Island \|\|Demolishes blocks marked with a smashing sign
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 11.png\|center\|60px]]\|\|Chimaera \|\| Blossom Bay \|\| Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 11.png\|center\|60px]]\|\|[[Chimaera]] \|\| Blossom Bay \|\| Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 29.png\|center\|50px]]\|\|Corpse Corporal \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Bartender		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 29.png\|center\|50px]]\|\|[[Corpse corporal\|Corpse Corporal]] \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Bartender
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 13.png\|center\|60px]]\|\|Cosmic Chimaera \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 13.png\|center\|60px]]\|\|[[Cosmic Chimaera]] \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 30.png\|center\|50px]]\|\|Ghoul \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Bartender		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 30.png\|center\|50px]]\|\|[[Ghoul]] \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Bartender
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 131.png\|center\|70px]]\|\|Gold Golem \|\| Coral Cay \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Melee mount		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 131.png\|center\|70px]]\|\|[[Gold Golem]] \|\| Coral Cay \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Melee mount
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 129.png\|center\|70px]]\|\|Golem \|\| Sunny Sands (one per visit) \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Mount		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 129.png\|center\|70px]]\|\|[[Golem]] \|\| Sunny Sands (one per visit) \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Mount
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 134.png\|center\|45px]]\|\|Great Sabrecub \|\| Blossom Bay \|\|Double-jump mount		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 134.png\|center\|45px]]\|\|[[Great Sabrecub]] \|\| Blossom Bay \|\|Double-jump mount
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 135.png\|center\|70px]]\|\|Great Sabrecat \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Double-jump mount		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 135.png\|center\|70px]]\|\|[[Great Sabrecat]] \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Double-jump mount
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 59.png\|center\|60px]]\|\|Hammerhood \|\| Sunny Sands \|\|Demolishes blocks marked with a smashing sign		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 59.png\|center\|60px]]\|\|[[Hammerhood]] \|\| Sunny Sands \|\|Demolishes blocks marked with a smashing sign
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 33.png\|center\|35px]]\|\|Healslime \|\| nearly all Explorer's Shores \|\|Casts Heal in battle<br>Bartender		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 33.png\|center\|35px]]\|\|[[Healslime]] \|\| nearly all Explorer's Shores \|\|Casts Heal in battle<br>Bartender
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 12.png\|center\|60px]]\|\|Hocus Chimaera \|\| Iridescent Island \|\|Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 12.png\|center\|60px]]\|\|[[Hocus chimaera\|Hocus Chimaera]] \|\| Iridescent Island \|\|Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 108.png\|center\|75px]]\|\|Hunter Mech \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Farmer		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 108.png\|center\|75px]]\|\|[[Hunter mech\|Hunter Mech]] \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Farmer
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 107.png\|center\|75px]]\|\|Killing Machine \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Farmer		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 107.png\|center\|75px]]\|\|[[Killing machine\|Killing Machine]] \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Farmer
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 82.png\|center\|65px]]\|\|Living Statue \|\| Rimey Reef (one per visit) \|\|Produces dyes at stain extractors		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 82.png\|center\|65px]]\|\|[[Living Statue]] \|\| Rimey Reef (one per visit) \|\|Produces dyes at stain extractors
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 115.png\|center\|65px]]\|\|Liquid Metal Slime \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Plays tag		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 115.png\|center\|65px]]\|\|[[Liquid Metal Slime]] \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Plays tag
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 23.png\|center\|40px]]\|\|Muddy Hand \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Plays with islanders<br>Crafts items at workstations		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 23.png\|center\|40px]]\|\|[[Muddy hand\|Muddy Hand]] \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Plays with islanders<br>Crafts items at workstations
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 106.png\|center\|70px]]\|\|Powie Yowie \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Feed ice lollies to freeze ground		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 106.png\|center\|70px]]\|\|[[Powie Yowie]] \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Feed ice lollies to freeze ground
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 2.png\|center\|37px]]\|\|She-Slime \|\| Sunny Sands \|\|Double-jump mount<br>Produces [[Orange oil]] at bonfires		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 2.png\|center\|37px]]\|\|[[She-Slime]] \|\| Sunny Sands \|\|Double-jump mount<br>Produces [[Orange oil]] at bonfires
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 1.png\|center\|37px]]\|\|Slime \|\| Blossom Bay \|\|Double-jump mount<br>Produces [[Blue goo]] at bonfires		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 1.png\|center\|37px]]\|\|[[Slime]] \|\| Blossom Bay \|\|Double-jump mount<br>Produces [[Blue goo]] at bonfires
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 130.png\|center\|70px]]\|\|Stone Golem \|\| Iridescent Island (one per visit) \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Melee mount		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 130.png\|center\|70px]]\|\|[[Stone Golem]] \|\| Iridescent Island (one per visit) \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Melee mount
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 83.png\|center\|65px]]\|\|Stone Guardian \|\| Unholy Holm \|\| Produces dyes at stain extractors		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 83.png\|center\|65px]]\|\|[[Stone guardian\|Stone Guardian]] \|\| Unholy Holm \|\| Produces dyes at stain extractors
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 28.png\|center\|50px]]\|\|Walking Corpse \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Bartender		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 28.png\|center\|50px]]\|\|[[Walking Corpse]] \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Bartender
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	! Sprite !! Monster Name !! Location !! Gimmick		! Sprite !! Monster Name !! Location !! Gimmick
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 24.png]] \|\|Bloody Hand \|\| Unholy Holm \|\| Plays with islanders<br>Crafts items at workstations		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 24.png\|center\|40px]] \|\|Bloody Hand \|\| Unholy Holm \|\| Plays with islanders<br>Crafts items at workstations
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 60.png]]\|\|Brownie \|\| Iridescent Island \|\|Demolishes blocks marked with a smashing sign		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 60.png\|center\|60px]]\|\|Brownie \|\| Iridescent Island \|\|Demolishes blocks marked with a smashing sign
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 11.png]]\|\|Chimaera \|\| Blossom Bay \|\| Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 11.png\|center\|60px]]\|\|Chimaera \|\| Blossom Bay \|\| Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires
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	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 29.png]]\|\|Corpse Corporal \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Bartender		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 29.png\|center\|50px]]\|\|Corpse Corporal \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Bartender
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 13.png]]\|\|Cosmic Chimaera \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 13.png\|center\|60px]]\|\|Cosmic Chimaera \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 30.png]]\|\|Ghoul \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Bartender		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 30.png\|center\|50px]]\|\|Ghoul \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Bartender
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 131.png]]\|\|Gold Golem \|\| Coral Cay \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Melee mount		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 131.png\|center\|70px]]\|\|Gold Golem \|\| Coral Cay \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Melee mount
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 129.png]]\|\|Golem \|\| Sunny Sands (one per visit) \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Mount		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 129.png\|center\|70px]]\|\|Golem \|\| Sunny Sands (one per visit) \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Mount
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 134.png]]\|\|Great Sabrecub \|\| Blossom Bay \|\|Double-jump mount		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 134.png\|center\|45px]]\|\|Great Sabrecub \|\| Blossom Bay \|\|Double-jump mount
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 135.png]]\|\|Great Sabrecat \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Double-jump mount		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 135.png\|center\|70px]]\|\|Great Sabrecat \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Double-jump mount
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 59.png]]\|\|Hammerhood \|\| Sunny Sands \|\|Demolishes blocks marked with a smashing sign		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 59.png\|center\|60px]]\|\|Hammerhood \|\| Sunny Sands \|\|Demolishes blocks marked with a smashing sign
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 33.png]]\|\|Healslime \|\| nearly all Explorer's Shores \|\|Casts Heal in battle<br>Bartender		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 33.png\|center\|35px]]\|\|Healslime \|\| nearly all Explorer's Shores \|\|Casts Heal in battle<br>Bartender
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 12.png]]\|\|Hocus Chimaera \|\| Iridescent Island \|\|Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 12.png\|center\|60px]]\|\|Hocus Chimaera \|\| Iridescent Island \|\|Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 108.png]]\|\|Hunter Mech \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Farmer		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 108.png\|center\|75px]]\|\|Hunter Mech \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Farmer
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 107.png]]\|\|Killing Machine \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Farmer		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 107.png\|center\|75px]]\|\|Killing Machine \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Farmer
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 82.png]]\|\|Living Statue \|\| Rimey Reef (one per visit) \|\|Produces dyes at stain extractors		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 82.png\|center\|65px]]\|\|Living Statue \|\| Rimey Reef (one per visit) \|\|Produces dyes at stain extractors
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 115.png]]\|\|Liquid Metal Slime \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Plays tag		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 115.png\|center\|65px]]\|\|Liquid Metal Slime \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Plays tag
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 23.png]]\|\|Muddy Hand \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Plays with islanders<br>Crafts items at workstations		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 23.png\|center\|40px]]\|\|Muddy Hand \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Plays with islanders<br>Crafts items at workstations
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 106.png]]\|\|Powie Yowie \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Feed ice lollies to freeze ground		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 106.png\|center\|70px]]\|\|Powie Yowie \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Feed ice lollies to freeze ground
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 2.png]]\|\|She-Slime \|\| Sunny Sands \|\|Double-jump mount<br>Produces [[Orange oil]] at bonfires		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 2.png\|center\|37px]]\|\|She-Slime \|\| Sunny Sands \|\|Double-jump mount<br>Produces [[Orange oil]] at bonfires
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 1.png]]\|\|Slime \|\| Blossom Bay \|\|Double-jump mount<br>Produces [[Blue goo]] at bonfires		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 1.png\|center\|37px]]\|\|Slime \|\| Blossom Bay \|\|Double-jump mount<br>Produces [[Blue goo]] at bonfires
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 130.png]]\|\|Stone Golem \|\| Iridescent Island (one per visit) \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Melee mount		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 130.png\|center\|70px]]\|\|Stone Golem \|\| Iridescent Island (one per visit) \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Melee mount
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 83.png]]\|\|Stone Guardian \|\| Unholy Holm \|\| Produces dyes at stain extractors		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 83.png\|center\|65px]]\|\|Stone Guardian \|\| Unholy Holm \|\| Produces dyes at stain extractors
	\|-		\|-
	\|[[File:DQB2 MON 28.png]]\|\|Walking Corpse \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Bartender		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 28.png\|center\|50px]]\|\|Walking Corpse \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Bartender
	\|}		\|}

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	! Monster Name !! Location !! Gimmick		! Sprite !! Monster Name !! Location !! Gimmick
	\|-		\|-
	\|Bloody Hand \|\| Unholy Holm \|\| Plays with islanders<br>Crafts items at workstations		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 24.png]] \|\|Bloody Hand \|\| Unholy Holm \|\| Plays with islanders<br>Crafts items at workstations
	\|-		\|-
	\|Brownie \|\| Iridescent Island \|\|Demolishes blocks marked with a smashing sign		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 60.png]]\|\|Brownie \|\| Iridescent Island \|\|Demolishes blocks marked with a smashing sign
	\|-		\|-
	\|Chimaera \|\| Blossom Bay \|\| Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 11.png]]\|\|Chimaera \|\| Blossom Bay \|\| Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires
	\|-		\|-
	\|Corpse Corporal \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Bartender		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 29.png]]\|\|Corpse Corporal \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Bartender
	\|-		\|-
	\|Cosmic Chimaera \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 13.png]]\|\|Cosmic Chimaera \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires
	\|-		\|-
	\|Ghoul \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Bartender		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 30.png]]\|\|Ghoul \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Bartender
	\|-		\|-
	\|Gold Golem \|\| Coral Cay \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Melee mount		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 131.png]]\|\|Gold Golem \|\| Coral Cay \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Melee mount
	\|-		\|-
	\|Golem \|\| Sunny Sands (one per visit) \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Mount		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 129.png]]\|\|Golem \|\| Sunny Sands (one per visit) \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Mount
	\|-		\|-
	\|Great Sabrecub \|\| Blossom Bay \|\|Double-jump mount		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 134.png]]\|\|Great Sabrecub \|\| Blossom Bay \|\|Double-jump mount
	\|-		\|-
	\|Great Sabrecat \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Double-jump mount		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 135.png]]\|\|Great Sabrecat \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Double-jump mount
	\|-		\|-
	\|Hammerhood \|\| Sunny Sands \|\|Demolishes blocks marked with a smashing sign		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 59.png]]\|\|Hammerhood \|\| Sunny Sands \|\|Demolishes blocks marked with a smashing sign
	\|-		\|-
	\|Healslime \|\| nearly all Explorer's Shores \|\|Casts Heal in battle<br>Bartender		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 33.png]]\|\|Healslime \|\| nearly all Explorer's Shores \|\|Casts Heal in battle<br>Bartender
	\|-		\|-
	\|Hocus Chimaera \|\| Iridescent Island \|\|Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 12.png]]\|\|Hocus Chimaera \|\| Iridescent Island \|\|Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires
	\|-		\|-
	\|Hunter Mech \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Farmer		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 108.png]]\|\|Hunter Mech \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Farmer
	\|-		\|-
	\|Killing Machine \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Farmer		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 107.png]]\|\|Killing Machine \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Farmer
	\|-		\|-
	\|Living Statue \|\| Rimey Reef (one per visit) \|\|Produces dyes at stain extractors		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 82.png]]\|\|Living Statue \|\| Rimey Reef (one per visit) \|\|Produces dyes at stain extractors
	\|-		\|-
	\|Liquid Metal Slime \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Plays tag		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 115.png]]\|\|Liquid Metal Slime \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Plays tag
	\|-		\|-
	\|Muddy Hand \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Plays with islanders<br>Crafts items at workstations		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 23.png]]\|\|Muddy Hand \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Plays with islanders<br>Crafts items at workstations
	\|-		\|-
	\|Powie Yowie \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Feed ice lollies to freeze ground		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 106.png]]\|\|Powie Yowie \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Feed ice lollies to freeze ground
	\|-		\|-
	\|She-Slime \|\| Sunny Sands \|\|Double-jump mount<br>Produces [[Orange oil]] at bonfires		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 2.png]]\|\|She-Slime \|\| Sunny Sands \|\|Double-jump mount<br>Produces [[Orange oil]] at bonfires
	\|-		\|-
	\|Slime \|\| Blossom Bay \|\|Double-jump mount<br>Produces [[Blue goo]] at bonfires		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 1.png]]\|\|Slime \|\| Blossom Bay \|\|Double-jump mount<br>Produces [[Blue goo]] at bonfires
	\|-		\|-
	\|\|Stone Golem \|\| Iridescent Island (one per visit) \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Melee mount		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 130.png]]\|\|Stone Golem \|\| Iridescent Island (one per visit) \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Melee mount
	\|-		\|-
	\|Stone Guardian \|\| Unholy Holm \|\| Produces dyes at stain extractors		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 83.png]]\|\|Stone Guardian \|\| Unholy Holm \|\| Produces dyes at stain extractors
	\|-		\|-
	\|Walking Corpse \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Bartender		\|[[File:DQB2 MON 28.png]]\|\|Walking Corpse \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Bartender
	\|}		\|}

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	! Monster Name !! Location !! Gimmick		! Monster Name !! Location !! Gimmick
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	\|Bloody Hand \|\| Unholy Holm \|\| Plays with islanders<br>~~crafts~~ items at workstations		\|Bloody Hand \|\| Unholy Holm \|\| Plays with islanders<br>Crafts items at workstations
	\|-		\|-
	\|Brownie \|\| Iridescent Island \|\|Demolishes blocks marked with a smashing sign		\|Brownie \|\| Iridescent Island \|\|Demolishes blocks marked with a smashing sign
	\|-		\|-
	\|Chimaera \|\| Blossom Bay \|\| Flying mount		\|Chimaera \|\| Blossom Bay \|\| Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires
	\|-		\|-
	\|Corpse Corporal \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Bartender		\|Corpse Corporal \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Bartender
	\|-		\|-
	\|Cosmic Chimaera \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Flying mount		\|Cosmic Chimaera \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires
	\|-		\|-
	\|Ghoul \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Bartender		\|Ghoul \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Bartender
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	\|Healslime \|\| nearly all Explorer's Shores \|\|Casts Heal in battle<br>Bartender		\|Healslime \|\| nearly all Explorer's Shores \|\|Casts Heal in battle<br>Bartender
	\|-		\|-
	\|Hocus Chimaera \|\| Iridescent Island \|\|Flying mount		\|Hocus Chimaera \|\| Iridescent Island \|\|Flying mount<br>Cooks food at bonfires
	\|-		\|-
	\|Hunter Mech \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Farmer		\|Hunter Mech \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Farmer
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	\|Liquid Metal Slime \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Plays tag		\|Liquid Metal Slime \|\| Laguna Perfuma \|\|Plays tag
	\|-		\|-
	\|Muddy Hand \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Plays with islanders<br>~~crafts~~ items at workstations		\|Muddy Hand \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Plays with islanders<br>Crafts items at workstations
	\|-		\|-
	\|Powie Yowie \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Feed ice lollies to freeze ground		\|Powie Yowie \|\| Rimey Reef \|\|Feed ice lollies to freeze ground
	\|-		\|-
	\|She-Slime \|\| Sunny Sands \|\|Double-jump mount		\|She-Slime \|\| Sunny Sands \|\|Double-jump mount<br>Produces [[Orange oil]] at bonfires
	\|-		\|-
	\|Slime \|\| Blossom Bay \|\|Double-jump mount		\|Slime \|\| Blossom Bay \|\|Double-jump mount<br>Produces [[Blue goo]] at bonfires
	\|-		\|-
	\|\|Stone Golem \|\| Iridescent Island (one per visit) \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Melee mount		\|\|Stone Golem \|\| Iridescent Island (one per visit) \|\|Can use terraforma tiles<br>Melee mount
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	\|Walking Corpse \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Bartender		\|Walking Corpse \|\| Soggy Skerry \|\|Bartender
	\|}		\|}


	==''[[Dragon Quest Monsters\|Dragon Quest Monsters 1]]'' & ''[[Dragon Quest Monsters 2\|2]]''==		==''[[Dragon Quest Monsters\|Dragon Quest Monsters 1]]'' & ''[[Dragon Quest Monsters 2\|2]]''==