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The '''Battle pip''' is a recurring monster in the {{DQSeries}}, being introduced in {{DQ7}}. They are tiny axe-wielding faerie warriors.
The '''Battle pip''' is a recurring {{MFamilies}} in the {{DQSeries}}, being introduced in {{DQ7}}. They are tiny axe-wielding faerie warriors.


==Characteristics==
==Characteristics==
Armed with a massive axe, these awesome little adventurous monsters stand out from their brethren thanks to the bothersome damage they can dish out with their battle axes, if they can actually land a hit without falling flat on their faces. They wear dark blue shorts covered with a blue leaf used as a loincloth, a grey breastplate, and a distinctive blue acorn with a spike on top worn as a helmet, which covers the pip's eyes.
Armed with a massive axe, these awesome little adventurous {{MFamilies}}s stand out from their brethren thanks to the bothersome damage they can dish out with their battle axes, if they can actually land a hit without falling flat on their faces. They wear dark blue shorts covered with a blue leaf used as a loincloth, a grey breastplate, and a distinctive blue acorn with a spike on top worn as a helmet, which covers the pip's eyes.


==Appearances==
==Appearances==
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==Related monsters==
==Related {{MFamilies}}s==
===Similar species===
===Similar species===
*[[Conkerer]]
*[[Conkerer]]
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==Etymology==
==Etymology==
The battle pip, along with its companions, are named after the mythological [[Wikipedia:Korpokkur|Korpokkur]], a diminutive race of people in the folklore of the Ainu people of northern Japan. They were once said to live in harmony with the Ainu and would bring them deer, fish, and other goods, but after a schism, they disappeared. In fantastical depictions of the Korpokkurs, they are small enough to live underneath the leaves of the giant butterbur plant and would use its leaves as roofs and umbrellas.
The Battle pip, along with its companions, are named after the mythological [[Wikipedia:Korpokkur|Korpokkur]], a diminutive race of people in the folklore of the Ainu people of northern Japan. They were once said to live in harmony with the Ainu and would bring them deer, fish, and other goods, but after a schism, they disappeared. In fantastical depictions of the Korpokkurs, they are small enough to live underneath the leaves of the giant butterbur plant and would use its leaves as roofs and umbrellas.
 
==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
BattlepipMUG DQV DS.png
DQ V Android Pip Fighter And Conkuistador.jpg|An [[Admirer]] from {{V}} taking the forms of Battle pip and [[Conkerer]] inside [[Mt. Zugzwang]]. ([[Cell phone]])
</gallery></center>


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Revision as of 04:36, 13 April 2026

The Battle pip is a recurring monster in the Dragon Quest series, being introduced in Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past. They are tiny axe-wielding faerie warriors.

Characteristics

Armed with a massive axe, these awesome little adventurous monsters stand out from their brethren thanks to the bothersome damage they can dish out with their battle axes, if they can actually land a hit without falling flat on their faces. They wear dark blue shorts covered with a blue leaf used as a loincloth, a grey breastplate, and a distinctive blue acorn with a spike on top worn as a helmet, which covers the pip's eyes.

Appearances

Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride

Battle pip (コロファイター Korofaitā)
Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride
Sprite
Bestiary No.
#196
Recruit Rate
116
Gold
9
HP
50
MP
13
Attack
43
Defence
35
Agility
17
Evasion
164
Spell(s)
None
Skill(s)
Miss
Location(s)
Faerie Lea
Item dropped
Antidotal herb116
Frizz resistance *
0%
Sizz resistance *
0%
Fire Breath resistance *
0%
Bang resistance *
0%
Crack resistance *
0%
Ice Breath resistance *
0%
Woosh resistance *
0%
Zap resistance *
0%
Drain Magic resistance *
?
Whack resistance *
20%
Kamikazee resistance *
0%
Poof resistance
100%
Dazzle resistance *
20%
Fizzle resistance
100%
Fuddle resistance
20%
Poison resistance *
0%
Snooze resistance *
20%
Stun resistance *
0%
Sap resistance *
0%
PS2 model
Battlepip DQV PS2.png
DS & Mobile sprite
Battlepip DQVII PSX.png


Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past

Battle pip (コロファイター Korofaitā)
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past
Sprite
Battlepip DQVII PSX.png
Bestiary No.
#215
Recruit Rate
132
Experience
24 (PS1)
36 (3DS)
Gold
9 (PS1)
14 (3DS)
HP
50
MP
0
Attack
43
Defense
35
Agility
17
Evasion
164
Spell(s)
None
Skill(s)
Miss
Item(s) Dropped
Antidotal herb164
Frizz resistance *
0%
Sizz resistance *
0%
Fire Breath resistance *
0%
Bang resistance *
0%
Crack resistance *
0%
Ice Breath resistance *
0%
Woosh resistance *
0%
Strike/Rock resistance *
0%
Zap resistance *
0%
Drain Magic resistance *
100
Whack resistance *
15
Poof resistance *
100
Ban Dance resistance
100%
Dazzle resistance *
15
Fizzle resistance *
100
Fuddle resistance *
15%
Paralysis resistance *
80%
Poison resistance *
0%
Snooze resistance *
15
Stun resistance *
0%
Sap resistance *
0%
Army resistance *
0%
3DS version changes
None


Related monsters

Similar species

Close cousins

Etymology

The Battle pip, along with its companions, are named after the mythological Korpokkur, a diminutive race of people in the folklore of the Ainu people of northern Japan. They were once said to live in harmony with the Ainu and would bring them deer, fish, and other goods, but after a schism, they disappeared. In fantastical depictions of the Korpokkurs, they are small enough to live underneath the leaves of the giant butterbur plant and would use its leaves as roofs and umbrellas.

Gallery