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{{translation|'''Vamp'''|セクシーギャル|sekushī gyaru|translated as '''sexy''' in the [[Game Boy|Game Boy Color]] version of ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''}} is a [[personality]] in the ''Dragon Quest III'' remakes and in ''[[Dragon Quest: Monster Parade]]''. | {{translation|'''Vamp'''|セクシーギャル|sekushī gyaru|"Sexy Gal", translated as '''sexy''' in the [[Game Boy|Game Boy Color]] version of ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''}} is a [[personality]] in the ''Dragon Quest III'' remakes, in ''[[Dragon Quest X]]'', and in ''[[Dragon Quest: Monster Parade]]''. | ||
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In the ''Dragon Quest III'' remakes, vamp is a female-only personality that improves all stat growth. | In the ''Dragon Quest III'' remakes, vamp is a female-only personality that improves all stat growth. It provides the highest overall stat growth of any personality. [[Lothario]] is the male counterpart in terms of descriptive text, but Lothario has nowhere near as good growth rates as Vamp. | ||
At the start of the game, a | At the start of the game, a female hero becomes a vamp by receiving the final test of character in the castle. Before leaving the test, the hero must tell the chancellor a king's orders must be obeyed, and confirm that the orders are set in stone. | ||
Other female party members have a chance to be a vamp when recruited as a mage, priest, gadabout, or thief, depending on their stat bonuses. | Other female party members have a chance to be a vamp when recruited as a mage, priest, gadabout, or thief, depending on their stat bonuses. | ||
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An existing female character becomes a vamp permanently by reading the [[Guns'n'Buns]] book, or temporarily while wearing the [[garter]] accessory. | An existing female character becomes a vamp permanently by reading the [[Guns'n'Buns]] book, or temporarily while wearing the [[garter]] accessory. | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest III and | [[Category:Dragon Quest III, X, and Monster Parade personalities]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:54, 24 May 2021
Vamp (セクシーギャル sekushī gyaru, "Sexy Gal", translated as sexy in the Game Boy Color version of Dragon Quest III) is a personality in the Dragon Quest III remakes, in Dragon Quest X, and in Dragon Quest: Monster Parade.
Appearances[edit]
Main series[edit]
Dragon Quest III remakes[edit]
| Dragon Quest III personality | |
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| Vamp (Sexy) | |
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| Strength (STR) | 110% |
| Agility (AGL) | 120% |
| Resilience (VIT) | 105% |
| Wisdom (INT) | 115% |
| Luck (LUCK) | 120% |
| Classes / genders |      |
| Book | Guns'n'Buns |
| Accessory | garter |
"Do not attempt to hide your true nature from me… I see the irrepressible flirt within…
You may blush…but you have long suspected the truth…
You have felt your real self lurking beneath the surface…
Though you hide it well, the truth is that your romantic urges are stronger than those of others…
You often find yourself daydreaming about the current object of your affections…
Doodling their name in the margins of your notebook… Seeing their face in the clouds…
And when you do, a secret smile spreads itself across your face…
You sometimes wonder if you might be a little more obsessed with the art of love than those around you…
Well, let me put your mind at rest… You are…
But there is no need to worry… This is an entirely natural and healthy thing…"
—? (iOS / Android)
In the Dragon Quest III remakes, vamp is a female-only personality that improves all stat growth. It provides the highest overall stat growth of any personality. Lothario is the male counterpart in terms of descriptive text, but Lothario has nowhere near as good growth rates as Vamp.
At the start of the game, a female hero becomes a vamp by receiving the final test of character in the castle. Before leaving the test, the hero must tell the chancellor a king's orders must be obeyed, and confirm that the orders are set in stone.
Other female party members have a chance to be a vamp when recruited as a mage, priest, gadabout, or thief, depending on their stat bonuses.
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An existing female character becomes a vamp permanently by reading the Guns'n'Buns book, or temporarily while wearing the garter accessory.
