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# | <center><small>''For the recurring {{MFamilies}} ''introduced in {{Dragon Quest V}} formerly known as MadPlant, see'' '''[[Mental pitcher]]'''.</small></center> | ||
{{Monster Infobox | |||
|title=Gourdzilla | |||
|image=[[Image:DQVII Gourdzilla.png]] | |||
|caption=Art by [[Akira Toriyama]] | |||
|kanji=エビルプラント | |||
|romanji={{tt|Ebirupuranto|Evil plant}} | |||
|firstappear={{DQ7}} | |||
|old=MadPlant | |||
}} | |||
The '''Gourdzilla''' is a {{MFamilies}} that appears exclusively in {{Dragon Quest VII}}. | |||
It is a powerful and evil plant {{MFamilies}} with a bizarre colour scheme. | |||
==Characteristics== | |||
Gourdzillas are large, looming carnivorous {{Plant}}s with a look similar to the real world infamous ''[[Wikipedia:Rafflesia arnoldii|Rafflesia arnoldii]]'' flower of southeast Asia. Its body has a blue blooming bulb-like flower with a long blue tongue and sharp serrated teeth, supported by a treacherous tangle of leafy, bluish-green vines. It is a master of debilitating techniques, having the ability to exhale [[Venom Mist|venomous vapours]] or [[Burning Breath|paralytic mist]] from its mouth and put parties of adventurers to sleep with '''[[Kasnooze]]''' before using its two longer, thorn-covered vines to lash at enemies. These unusual plants are completely immune to the cold, but will fall quickly to spells of any other element. When the Gourdzilla reappeared in the [[Nintendo 3DS]] version of {{VII}}, it gained a completely different colour scheme. Its main body was now black with yellow bulbs all over and yellow lips with a purple tongue and its vines were a very dark shade of teal. | |||
==Appearances== | |||
==={{DQ7}}=== | |||
{{DQ7Enemy | |||
|name=Gourdzilla | |||
|kanji=エビルプラント | |||
|romanji=Ebirupuranto | |||
|sprite=[[Image:MadPlant DQVII PSX.png]] | |||
|hp=610 | |||
|mp=50 | |||
|exp=900 ({{PS1}})<br>1,350 ({{3DS}}) | |||
|gold=210 ({{PS1}})<br>315 ({{3DS}}) | |||
|attack=280 | |||
|defense=110 | |||
|agility=88 | |||
|tameRate=[[Animal Magnetism|{{fraction|1|64}}]] | |||
|bestiaryNumber=#249 | |||
|spells=[[Kasnooze]] | |||
|skills=[[Venom Mist]]<br>[[Burning Breath]] | |||
|locations=[[Cave to Yet Another World]] | |||
|items=[[Divine bustier]]{{fraction|1|128}} | |||
|evasion={{fraction|0|64}} | |||
|frizz-resist=0% | |||
|sizz-resist=0% | |||
|bang-resist=0% | |||
|crack-resist=100% | |||
|woosh-resist=0% | |||
|zap-resist=0% | |||
|whack-resist=50% | |||
|poof-resist=100% | |||
|dazzle-resist=50% | |||
|snooze-resist=50% | |||
|drain-resist=100% | |||
|fizzle-resist=50% | |||
|fuddle-resist=50% | |||
|sap-resist=0% | |||
|poison-resist=100% | |||
|stun-resist=100% | |||
|ban-dance-resist=100% | |||
|fire-breath-resist=0% | |||
|cool-breath-resist=100% | |||
|strike-resist=0% | |||
|burning-breath-resist=90% | |||
|army-resist=0% | |||
|remake-changes= | |||
}} | |||
==Related {{MFamilies}}s== | |||
===Similar species=== | |||
*[[Malign vine]] | |||
*[[Gripevine]] | |||
==Gallery== | |||
<center><gallery> | |||
DQVII Gourdzilla 3DS.png|Appearance in {{VII}}'s [['The Big Book of Beasts']] in the remake. | |||
</gallery></center> | |||
[[Category:Plant monsters]] | |||
[[Category:Dragon Quest VII enemies]] | |||
[[fr:Gourdzilla (Dragon Quest VII)]] | |||
Latest revision as of 14:35, 7 January 2024
| Dragon Quest monster | |
|---|---|
| Gourdzilla | |
 Art by Akira Toriyama | |
| Japanese | エビルプラント |
| Romaji | Ebirupuranto |
| First appearance | Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past |
| Old localization | MadPlant |
The Gourdzilla is a monster that appears exclusively in Dragon Quest VII.
It is a powerful and evil plant monster with a bizarre colour scheme.
Characteristics[edit]
Gourdzillas are large, looming carnivorous Plants with a look similar to the real world infamous Rafflesia arnoldii flower of southeast Asia. Its body has a blue blooming bulb-like flower with a long blue tongue and sharp serrated teeth, supported by a treacherous tangle of leafy, bluish-green vines. It is a master of debilitating techniques, having the ability to exhale venomous vapours or paralytic mist from its mouth and put parties of adventurers to sleep with Kasnooze before using its two longer, thorn-covered vines to lash at enemies. These unusual plants are completely immune to the cold, but will fall quickly to spells of any other element. When the Gourdzilla reappeared in the Nintendo 3DS version of VII, it gained a completely different colour scheme. Its main body was now black with yellow bulbs all over and yellow lips with a purple tongue and its vines were a very dark shade of teal.
Appearances[edit]
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past[edit]
| Gourdzilla (エビルプラント Ebirupuranto) |  |
| Sprite | HP | MP | Attack | Defense |
 |
610 | 50 | 280 | 110 |
| Agility | Experience | Gold | Tame Rate | |
| 88 | 900 (PS1) 1,350 (3DS) |
210 (PS1) 315 (3DS) |
1⁄64 | |
| Bestiary No. | #249 |
| Spell(s) | Kasnooze |
| Skill(s) | Venom Mist Burning Breath |
| Location(s) | Cave to Yet Another World |
| Item(s) Dropped | Divine bustier1⁄128 |
| Evasion | Frizz Resistance * | Sizz Resistance * | Fire Breath Resistance * |
| 0⁄64 | 0% | 0% | 0% |
| Bang Resistance * | Crack Resistance * | Ice Breath Resistance * | Woosh Resistance * |
| 0% | 100% | 100% | 0% |
| Strike/Rock Resistance * | Zap Resistance * | Drain Magic Resistance * | Whack Resistance * |
| 0% | 0% | 100% | 50% |
| Poof Resistance * | Poison Resistance * | Burning Breath Resistance | Fuddle Resistance * |
| 100% | 100% | 90% | 50% |
| Snooze Resistance * | Dazzle Resistance * | Fizzle Resistance * | Ban Dance Resistance |
| 50% | 50% | 50% | 100% |
| Stun Resistance * | Sap Resistance * | Army Resistance * | |
| 100% | 0% | 0% | |
| 3DS version changes |
| None |
Related monsters[edit]
Similar species[edit]
Gallery[edit]
Appearance in VII's 'The Big Book of Beasts' in the remake.
