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|japanese = まもののエサ | |japanese = まもののエサ | ||
|names = BeefJerky | |names = BeefJerky | ||
|games = | |games = {{Dragon Quest V}} | ||
|buy = Varies | |buy = Varies | ||
|sell = Varies | |sell = Varies | ||
|effect = Varies | |effect = Varies | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Monster munchies''' are a recurring item in the | '''Monster munchies''' are a recurring item in the {{DQSeries}}. True to it's name, the bundle of meat is for feeding {{Monster}}s to either distract them in battle or improve their temperament. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
=== | ==={{DQ5}}=== | ||
Monster munchies are treats to be used to distract enemies in battle. On the field, it can also be used to increase the frequency of [[ | Monster munchies are treats to be used to distract enemies in battle. On the field, it can also be used to increase the frequency of [[encounter]]s. Bags of chow can be bought in [[Zoomingale]] for 200 [[gold]] coins, and can be found in the following locales: | ||
*[[Ancient Ruins]] | *[[Ancient Ruins]] | ||
*[[Fortuna]] | *[[Fortuna]] | ||
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*[[Nadiria]] T 'N' T Board | *[[Nadiria]] T 'N' T Board | ||
==={{DQ7}}=== | |||
{{ | The Monster munchies are key item in {{Dragon Quest VII}}. Having the item in possession allows for [[monster recruitment]] even when a [[Monster Master|Monster masher]] is not in the party. | ||
}} | |||
The Monster munchies are key item in | |||
Monster munchies are available in the office of the [[Monster Meadows]]. | Monster munchies are available in the office of the [[Monster Meadows]]. | ||
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In the original [[Sony PlayStation]] port, [[Nottagen]] had to be saved for the obtaining of this item, while the [[Nintendo 3DS]] port makes the M.M. office accessible through a [[teleportal]] from [[The Haven]]. This means monster taming can happen much sooner than before, but the enclosures must still be built before the monsters can be interacted with. | In the original [[Sony PlayStation]] port, [[Nottagen]] had to be saved for the obtaining of this item, while the [[Nintendo 3DS]] port makes the M.M. office accessible through a [[teleportal]] from [[The Haven]]. This means monster taming can happen much sooner than before, but the enclosures must still be built before the monsters can be interacted with. | ||
==={{DQM}} & {{DQM2}}=== | |||
Monster munchies return to being store-bought, common items, but are much more handy than before. Throwing a bag of meat at an enemy monster will greatly improve it's attitude towards the player, and several servings can be used in a single battle for a nearly 100% chance to recruit even metal monsters. | |||
==={{DQB2}}=== | |||
The [[Builder (Dragon Quest Builders 2)|Builder]] will receive a bundle of monster munchies during the events of [[Skelkatrez]], and will be able to produce their own at a brick barbecue with one frogstool and one bit of dry grass. When certain enemies are defeated in Explorer's Shores islands, a 30 second timer will appear over them and players can offer food to tame them and take them back to the [[Island of Awakening]]. | |||
==Description== | |||
{{Descriptions | {{Descriptions | ||
|DQ7=Just carrying these tasty treats seems to have some kind of effect...<ref>[[Nintendo 3DS]] | |DQ5=Hurl some to a hungry enemy to distract them so they miss their chance to strike!<ref>[[Nintendo DS]] version</ref><br>Hurl some to a hungry foe to make them miss their chance to strike!.<ref>[[Cell phone]] version</ref> | ||
|DQ7=Just carrying these tasty treats seems to have some kind of effect...<ref>[[Nintendo 3DS]] version</ref> | |||
}} | }} | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <center><gallery> | ||
DQV_Monster_Munchies.png|Circa 1992. | |||
</gallery> | </gallery></center> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
Revision as of 21:53, 14 February 2022
| Monster munchies | |
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| Japanese | まもののエサ |
| Romaji | {{{romaji}}} |
| Old localizations | BeefJerky |
| Found in | Dragon Quest V |
| Effect | Varies |
Monster munchies are a recurring item in the Dragon Quest series. True to it's name, the bundle of meat is for feeding Monsters to either distract them in battle or improve their temperament.
Appearances
Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride
Monster munchies are treats to be used to distract enemies in battle. On the field, it can also be used to increase the frequency of encounters. Bags of chow can be bought in Zoomingale for 200 gold coins, and can be found in the following locales:
- Ancient Ruins
- Fortuna
- Fortuna T 'N' T Board
- Battenburg
- Nadiria T 'N' T Board
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past
The Monster munchies are key item in Dragon Quest VII. Having the item in possession allows for monster recruitment even when a Monster masher is not in the party. Monster munchies are available in the office of the Monster Meadows.
Remake
In the original Sony PlayStation port, Nottagen had to be saved for the obtaining of this item, while the Nintendo 3DS port makes the M.M. office accessible through a teleportal from The Haven. This means monster taming can happen much sooner than before, but the enclosures must still be built before the monsters can be interacted with.
Dragon Quest Monsters & Dragon Quest Monsters 2
Monster munchies return to being store-bought, common items, but are much more handy than before. Throwing a bag of meat at an enemy monster will greatly improve it's attitude towards the player, and several servings can be used in a single battle for a nearly 100% chance to recruit even metal monsters.
Dragon Quest Builders 2
The Builder will receive a bundle of monster munchies during the events of Skelkatrez, and will be able to produce their own at a brick barbecue with one frogstool and one bit of dry grass. When certain enemies are defeated in Explorer's Shores islands, a 30 second timer will appear over them and players can offer food to tame them and take them back to the Island of Awakening.
Description
| Game | Description |
 | Hurl some to a hungry enemy to distract them so they miss their chance to strike![1] Hurl some to a hungry foe to make them miss their chance to strike!.[2] |
 | Just carrying these tasty treats seems to have some kind of effect...[3] |
See also
Gallery
Circa 1992.
References
- ↑ Nintendo DS version
- ↑ Cell phone version
- ↑ Nintendo 3DS version
