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Batterfly

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 III HD-2D Remake

Bugs take 130% damage when struck by the swallowtail boomerang.

Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen

Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride

Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation

Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past

Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King

Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies

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Dragon Quest Monsters

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Trivia

Gallery of Bug Family

  • Scorpion

  • Iron scorpion

  • Death scorpion

  • Lunatick

  • Raving lunatick

  • Lunatick queen

  • Drohl drone

  • Drohl diabolist

  • Army ant

  • Iron ant

  • Somnol ant

  • Sentripede

  • Killipede

  • Maulusc

  • Killerpillar

  • Illerpiller

  • Grillerpiller

  • Batterfly

  • Betterfly

  • Dread admiral

  • Waspion

  • Scornet

  • Rumble bee

  • Boring bug

  • Scaraburrower

  • Wiggly

  • Lugworm

  • Glugworm

  • Wormonger

  • Walking stick

  • Fuddlestick

  • Scissor beatle

  • Bedbug

  • Fire beatle

  • bagworm

  • Cocoon goon

  • Armoured scorpion

  • Metal scorpion

  • Pterygotus

  • Scarlet scorpion

  • Flyguy

  • Freeze fly

  • Beelzebuzz

  • Combatterpillar

  • Lava larva

  • Ghastropod

  • Mad Mollusk

  • Marine mollusk

  • Giant moth

  • Devilmoth

  • Killer moth

  • Lips

  • Kisser

  • Wet kisser

  • Smacker

  • Pucker sucker

  • Goblin pixie

  • Hermit pixie

  • Stinkerbell

  • Hell hornet

  • Venom wasp

  • Slugger

  • Sluggernaut

  • Sluggerslaught

  • Nightcrawler

  • Frightcrawler

  • Blightcrawler

  • Slaying mantis

  • Preying mantis

  • Compos mantis

  • Beetleboy

  • Battle beetle

  • Iron rhino

  • Beetlebully

  • Frogface

  • Frogman

  • Killer croaker

  • Tyrantula

  • Cyber spider

  • widow's pique

  • Gastropog

  • Giddy gastropog

  • Weedbug

  • Palooka prawn

  • Hornbeet

  • Sickler

  • War mantis

  • Pyuro

  • Dierantula



Monster Families of Dragon Quest
Main Series
  1. ??? family
  2. Amorphous family
  3. Aquatic family
  4. Beast family
  5. Bird family
  6. Bug family
  7. Demon family
  8. Dragon family
  9. Elemental family
  10. Floating "family"
  11. Humanoid family
  1. Machine family
  2. Material family
  3. Metal slime family
  4. Nature family
  5. Slime family
  6. Undead family
Monsters series
Tact
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