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==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
*In the entertainment business, a [[Wikipedia:Sleeper hit|sleeper hit]] is a piece of media such as a film, television series, or video game that was initially unsuccessful when it was first released, but became a success later on. | *In the entertainment business, a [[Wikipedia:Sleeper hit|sleeper hit]] is a piece of media such as a film, television series, or video game that was initially unsuccessful when it was first released, but became a success later on. | ||
==In other languages== | |||
{{OtherLanguages | |||
|es=Puñalada durmiente|es-meaning=''Sleep-inducing stab'' | |||
|fr=Somnifer|fr-meaning=A play on ''{{tt|somnifère|soporific; sleep-inducing}}'' and ''{{tt|fer|iron}}'' | |||
|de=Schlummerstoß|de-meaning=''Slumber strike'' | |||
|it=Posa soporifera|it-meaning=''Soporific pose'' | |||
|ko=슬립 대거, ''Seullip Daegeo''|ko-meaning=''Sleep Dagger'' | |||
|zh-cn=睡眠匕首, ''Shuìmián Bǐshǒu''|zh-cn-meaning=''Sleep Dagger'' | |||
|zh-tw=睡眠匕首, ''Shuìmián Bǐshǒu''|zh-tw-meaning=''Sleep Dagger'' | |||
}} | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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==Battle | ==Battle visuals== | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:30, 13 October 2026
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| Japanese | スリープダガー |
| Rōmaji | Surīpudagā |
| Type | Skill |
Sleeper Hit is a recurring Knife skill in the Dragon Quest series that attempts to put an enemy to Sleep.
Appearances[edit]
Dragon Quest X[edit]
Sleeper Hit can be learned by Thieves, Minstrels, and Dancers by allocating 13 skill points into the Knives skill. It costs 1 MP to use, deals an extra 10% damage, and has a 50% chance of putting a single enemy to sleep.
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age[edit]
Sleeper Hit can be learned by Erik and Sylvando through the Knives panel in their character builders for 6 skill points and 7 skill points respectively. It costs 3 MP to use, deals 120% to a single enemy, and has a 50% chance to put them to sleep. The rate of inflicting sleep can be increase with the Nastier Knives skill.
Dragon Quest Walk[edit]
Sleeper Hit can be learned from various knives and costs 9 MP to use. It deals 180% slashing damage to a single enemy and has a chance to put them to Sleep.
Related skills[edit]
Etymology[edit]
- In the entertainment business, a sleeper hit is a piece of media such as a film, television series, or video game that was initially unsuccessful when it was first released, but became a success later on.
In other languages[edit]
| Language | Translation | Meaning |
 Español castellano | Puñalada durmiente | Sleep-inducing stab |
 Français | Somnifer | A play on somnifère and fer |
 Deutsch | Schlummerstoß | Slumber strike |
 Italiano | Posa soporifera | Soporific pose |
 한국어 | 슬립 대거, Seullip Daegeo | Sleep Dagger |
 简体中文 | 睡眠匕首, Shuìmián Bǐshǒu | Sleep Dagger |
 繁體中文 | 睡眠匕首, Shuìmián Bǐshǒu | Sleep Dagger |
Gallery[edit]
Erik using Sleeper Hit in XI.
Battle visuals[edit]
