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|romanji=Gorgon head | |romanji=Gorgon head | ||
|old=Gorgon ({{II}} {{NES}}, {{GBC}}) | |old=Gorgon ({{II}} {{NES}}, {{GBC}}) | ||
|firstappear={{ | |firstappear={{Dragon Quest II}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
The ''' | The '''goregon''' is a {{MFamilies}} that appears exclusively in {{Dragon Quest II}}. | ||
==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
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==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
==={{DQ1HD}}=== | |||
{{DQ1HD2DEnemy | |||
|name=Goregon | |||
|kanji=ゴーゴンヘッド | |||
|romanji=Gōgon heddo | |||
|bestiaryNumber=#066 | |||
|family={{Demon}} & {{Floating}} | |||
|description=According to legend, these are the severed heads of heartbroken sorceresses decapitated for daring to dabble in forbidden love | |||
|sprite=[[File:Goregon I & II HD sprite.png]] | |||
|hp=113 | |||
|mp=24 | |||
|exp=98 | |||
|gold=43 | |||
|attack=132 | |||
|defense=172 | |||
|agility=72 | |||
|spells=[[Buff]]<br>[[Dazzle]]<br>[[Sap]]<br>[[Snooze]] | |||
|skills=N/A | |||
|item=[[Coagulant]] (1/128) | |||
|locations=[[Weirdwood]] | |||
|evasion=N/A | |||
|fire-resist=0% | |||
|explosion-resist=-125% | |||
|ice-resist=0% | |||
|wind-resist=-125% | |||
|strike-resist=0% | |||
|lightning-resist=-125% | |||
|whack-resist=0% | |||
|dazzle-resist=0% | |||
|fizzle-resist=0% | |||
|fuddle-resist=0% | |||
|paralysis-resist=0% | |||
|snooze-resist=0% | |||
|deceleratle-resist=0% | |||
|sap-resist=0% | |||
}} | |||
==={{DQ2}}=== | ==={{DQ2}}=== | ||
{{DQ2Enemy | {{DQ2Enemy | ||
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|remake-fizzle-resist= | |remake-fizzle-resist= | ||
|remake-kasap-resist= | |remake-kasap-resist= | ||
}} | |||
==={{DQ2HD}}=== | |||
{{DQ2HD2DEnemy | |||
|name=Goregon | |||
|kanji=ゴーゴンヘッド | |||
|romanji=Gōgon heddo | |||
|bestiaryNumber=#099 | |||
|family={{Demon}} & {{Floating}} | |||
|description=According to legend, these are the severed heads of heartbroken sorceresses decapitated for daring to dabble in forbidden love | |||
|sprite=[[File:Goregon I & II HD sprite.png]] | |||
|hp=91 | |||
|mp=24 | |||
|exp=235 | |||
|gold=11 | |||
|attack=90 | |||
|defense=187 | |||
|agility=49 | |||
|spells=[[Buff]]<br>[[Dazzle]]<br>[[Sap]] | |||
|skills=N/A | |||
|item=[[Medicinal herb]] (1/64) | |||
|steal=[[Magic water]] (1/8) | |||
|locations=[[Lighthouse]]<br>[[Shrine of Flames]] region | |||
|evasion=N/A | |||
|fire-resist=0% | |||
|explosion-resist=0% | |||
|ice-resist=-125% | |||
|wind-resist=0% | |||
|strike-resist=0% | |||
|dark-resist=0% | |||
|lightning-resist=-125% | |||
|drain-magic-resist=0% | |||
|whack-resist=0% | |||
|kamikazee-resist=0% | |||
|poof-resist=0% | |||
|dazzle-resist=0% | |||
|fizzle-resist=0% | |||
|fuddle-resist=0% | |||
|paralysis-resist=0% | |||
|snooze-resist=0% | |||
|stun-resist=0% | |||
|deceleratle-resist=0% | |||
|sap-resist=0% | |||
}} | }} | ||
==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
The | The goregon and its [[Madusa|blue cousin]] are inspired by the Greek myth of Medusa and her sisters, known as the gorgons. They appear as beautiful women with venomous snakes in the place of hair. Those who gazed into Medusa's eyes were turned to stone. | ||
In one myth, Medusa was originally a beautiful maiden but she had her hair transformed into snakes by the goddess Athena after she was violated by the god Posiedon in a temple that was sacred to Athena. She was eventually beheaded by the hero Perseus. In some versions of the myth, Medusa's head became the shield Aegis and it could be used to petrify anyone who looked into her eyes. | In one myth, Medusa was originally a beautiful maiden but she had her hair transformed into snakes by the goddess Athena after she was violated by the god Posiedon in a temple that was sacred to Athena. She was eventually beheaded by the hero Perseus. In some versions of the myth, Medusa's head became the shield Aegis and it could be used to petrify anyone who looked into her eyes. | ||
== | ==In other languages== | ||
{{OtherLanguages | |||
|es=Gorgona|es-meaning=''Gorgon'' | |||
|les=Gorgona|les-meaning=''Gorgon'' | |||
|fr=Gorgone|fr-meaning=''Gorgon'' | |||
|de=Gorgone|de-meaning=''Gorgon'' | |||
|it=Goregon|it-meaning=''{{tt|gore|blood / violence}}'' + ''Gorgon'' | |||
|ko=고곤 헤드, ''Gogon Hedeu''|ko-meaning=Transliteration of ''Gorgon Head'' | |||
|zh-cn=戈耳贡之头, ''Gē'ěrgòng Zhī Tóu''|zh-cn-meaning=''Head of the Gorgon'' | |||
|zh-tw=戈耳貢之頭, ''Gē'ěrgòng Zhī Tóu''|zh-tw-meaning=''Head of the Gorgon'' | |||
}} | |||
==Similar snake spheres== | |||
*[[Kylla]] | *[[Kylla]] | ||
*[[Madusa]] | *[[Madusa]] | ||
==Gallery== | |||
<gallery><center> | |||
Goregon I & II HD sprite sheet.png|HD sprites | |||
</center></gallery> | |||
[[Category:Greek mythology]] | [[Category:Greek mythology]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest I HD-2D Remake enemies]] | |||
[[Category:Dragon Quest II enemies]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest II enemies]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:46, 27 August 2026
The goregon is a monster that appears exclusively in Dragon Quest II.
| Dragon Quest monster | |
|---|---|
| Goregon | |
| Japanese | ゴーゴンヘッド |
| Romaji | Gorgon head |
| First appearance | Dragon Quest II |
| Old localization | Gorgon (II NES, GBC) |
CharacteristicsEdit
Goregons are demonic floating eyes that are surrounded by a writhing mass of green snakes with sharp fangs. Most of the body and the undersides of the snakes are yellow while the eye in the center of its body is red and is surrounded by a red eyelid, while the snakes have red eyes, as well.
AppearancesEdit
Dragon Quest I HD-2D RemakeEdit
Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary LineEdit
Dragon Quest II HD-2D RemakeEdit
EtymologyEdit
The goregon and its blue cousin are inspired by the Greek myth of Medusa and her sisters, known as the gorgons. They appear as beautiful women with venomous snakes in the place of hair. Those who gazed into Medusa's eyes were turned to stone.
In one myth, Medusa was originally a beautiful maiden but she had her hair transformed into snakes by the goddess Athena after she was violated by the god Posiedon in a temple that was sacred to Athena. She was eventually beheaded by the hero Perseus. In some versions of the myth, Medusa's head became the shield Aegis and it could be used to petrify anyone who looked into her eyes.