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Revision as of 20:50, 10 September 2024
The Bug Family (Japanese Kanji: 虫 Hiragana: むしRomanji: Mushi) refers to monsters in Dragon Quest that take on forms of insects, arachnids, gastropods, and occasionally amphibians. In Dragon Quest XI and the more recent Monsters spin-offs bugs are classified as part of the Nature family.
Effective weapons and skills
Beginning with Dragon Quest IX, all Knives deal an extra 10% damage to bugs. Furthermore, the BugBlow and Fly Swat skills deal severe damage to the invertebrates.
Dragon Quest
Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line
Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation
Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen
- Armoured scorpion
- Bagworm
- Bedbug
- Beelzebuzz
- Cocoon goon
- Fire beatle
- Flyguy
- Freeze fly
- Fuddlestick
- Lugworm
- Metal scorpion
- Perilwinkle
- Pterygotus
- Scissor beatle
- Walking stick
- Wiggly
Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride
Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation
- Devilmoth
- Ghastropod
- Giant moth
- Hell hornet
- Killer moth
- Kisser
- Lips
- Mad mollusk
- Slugger
- Sluggernaut
- Sluggerslaught
- Smacker
- Venom wasp
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past
- Armoured scorpion
- Blightcrawler
- Compos mantis
- Deathcargot
- Disastropod
- Frightcrawler
- Kisser
- Lips
- Nightcrawler
- Perilwinkle
- Preying mantis
- Scarlet scorpion
- Slaying mantis
- Smacker
- Worm of woe
Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King
- Battle beetle
- Beelzebuzz
- Beetleboy
- Death scorpion
- Devilmoth
- Flyguy
- Freeze fly
- Frogface
- Frogman
- Giant moth
- Hell hornet
- Iron rhino
- Iron scorpion
- Killer croaker
- Killer moth
- Kisser
- Lips
- Scorpion
- Smacker
- Venom wasp
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies
- Batterfly
- Betterfly
- Crabid
- Cyber spider
- Dread admiral
- Gastropog
- Giddy gastropog
- Gloomy gastropog
- Lunatick
- Raving lunatick
- Slugger
- Sluggernaut
- Sluggerslaught
- Tyrantula
- Widow's pique
Dragon Quest Monsters
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Dragon Quest Monsters
- Armorpede
- Armorpion
- ArmyAnt
- ArmyCrab
- Butterfly
- Catapila
- Digster
- Droll
- Eyeder
- GiantMoth
- GiantSlug
- GiantWorm
- GoHopper
- Gophecada
- HornBeet
- Lipsy
- MadHornet
- StagBug
- TailEater
- WeedBug
Dragon Quest Monsters 2
- Armorpede
- Armorpion
- ArmyAnt
- ArmyCrab
- Belzebub
- Butterfly
- Catapila
- Digster
- Droll
- Eyeder
- GiantMoth
- GiantSlug
- GiantWorm
- GoHopper
- Gophecada
- HornBeet
- Lipsy
- MadHornet
- MultiEyes
- Pyuro
- Sickler
- Skularach
- StagBug
- TailEater
- WarMantis
- WeedBug
Trivia
- A boss in Dragon Quest IX, Larstastnaras is a slugger that ate a Fygg, but was classified as a Demon.
Gallery of Bug Family
Scorpion
Iron scorpion
Death scorpion
Lunatick
Raving lunatick
Drohl drone
Drohl diabolist
Army ant
Iron ant
Somnol ant
Sentripede
- Killipede Erdrick Trilogy Switch
Killipede
Maulusc
Killerpillar
Illerpiller
Grillerpiller
Betterfly
Dread admiral
Waspion
Scornet
Rumble bee
Boring bug
Wiggly
- DQIV Lugworm.png
Lugworm
- DQIV Glugworm.png
Glugworm
Wormonger
Walking stick
Scissor beatle
Bedbug
Fire beatle
bagworm
Cocoon goon
Flyguy
Freeze fly
Beelzebuzz
Combatterpillar
Giant moth
Devilmoth
Killer moth
Lips
Kisser
Wet kisser
Smacker
Hell hornet
Venom wasp
Slugger
Sluggernaut
Sluggerslaught
Beetleboy
Battle beetle
Iron rhino
Frogface
Frogman
Killer croaker
Tyrantula
Cyber spider
widow's pique
Gastropog
Giddy gastropog
