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Awebergines, like their woebergine cousins, are anthropomorphic eggplants, but with green faces and limbs | '''Awebergines''', like their '''woebergine''' cousins, are awesome anthropomorphic eggplants, but with goofy green funny faces and long plant-like luscious limbs, with a rich red-orange bulky bodies. The red and green colouration makes them look close to walking tomatoes, loving to dance in a way that sends foes into a fevered trance-like dance. They also call for help from their less beefy brethren in order to bulk out their numbers in a limp attempt to turn the tide in battle. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
Revision as of 22:57, 11 September 2018
| Dragon Quest monster | |
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| Awebergine | |
 Art by Akira Toriyama | |
| Japanese | メランザーナ |
| Romaji | Melanzana |
| First appearance | Dragon Quest VII |
The Awebergine (formerly Meranza) is a monster introduced in Dragon Quest VII. It can be found in the Faraday region in the past and the Greenthumb Gardens region in the past.
Characteristics
Awebergines, like their woebergine cousins, are awesome anthropomorphic eggplants, but with goofy green funny faces and long plant-like luscious limbs, with a rich red-orange bulky bodies. The red and green colouration makes them look close to walking tomatoes, loving to dance in a way that sends foes into a fevered trance-like dance. They also call for help from their less beefy brethren in order to bulk out their numbers in a limp attempt to turn the tide in battle.
Appearances
Dragon Quest VII
Etymology
Awebergine's English name is a combination of the words awe and aubergine, which is another word for eggplant. Their original Japanese name, Melanzana, is the Italian word for eggplant.