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The {{Hero 11}} will learn the skill for 36 points in his ''Swordmastery'' skill tree. It costs 48 {{MP}} to use, and will deal up to 680~720 non-elemental damage to one enemy. Unlike previous versions, the skill does not work on metal slimes. | The {{Hero 11}} will learn the skill for 36 points in his ''Swordmastery'' skill tree. It costs 48 {{MP}} to use, and will deal up to 680~720 non-elemental damage to one enemy. Unlike previous versions, the skill does not work on metal slimes but it can be used with two swords for extra damage. | ||
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''Ultima'' is derived from the [http://wiki.ultimacodex.com/wiki/What_is_Ultima%3F|Ultima series] of computer RPGs, of which [[Yuji Horii]] is a fan of and took inspiration from when developing the original {{DQ}}. | ''Ultima'' is derived from the [http://wiki.ultimacodex.com/wiki/What_is_Ultima%3F|Ultima series] of computer RPGs, of which [[Yuji Horii]] is a fan of and took inspiration from when developing the original {{DQ}}. | ||
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Revision as of 18:50, 13 June 2024
| Blade of Ultimate Power | |
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| Japanese | アルテマソード |
| Rōmaji | Ultima Sword |
| Type | Skill |
| Older names | Ultra Hit |
The Blade of Ultimate Power is recurring sword skill in the series. It is a single target slash charged with non-elemental energy that deals incredible damage for a high MP cost. The skill was exclusive to the seventh game until reappearing in 2016 for the second entry in the Heroes spin off series, and has since been integrated into several titles.
Appearances
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past
B.U.P. in the PSX version can be learned by any character who reaches rank 8 of the Champion vocation. It will deal 600~700 damage, minus the foe's defence value, for 20 MP.
In the 3DS and subsequent mobile device ports, B.U.P. takes on different properties; it now deals 500~600 damage that ignores defence and any other damage reduction factors such as Defending Champion. This means the skill works on members of the metal slime family. Furthermore, the damage will increase by 50% if the practitioner is equipped with a weapon that's more effective against the target's monster family. For example, if Aishe is equipped with a Dragonsbane while using the skill on a Drakulard, she can deal up to 900 damage.
Nut knights, The Mighty Pip, and Kernel colonels also try using it in battle, but only the latter ever succeeds.
Dragon Quest X
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Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age
The Hero will learn the skill for 36 points in his Swordmastery skill tree. It costs 48 MP to use, and will deal up to 680~720 non-elemental damage to one enemy. Unlike previous versions, the skill does not work on metal slimes but it can be used with two swords for extra damage.
Dragon Quest Heroes II: Twin Kings and the Prophecy's End
B.U.P. returns after a long absence as Cesar's Coup de Grâce ability.
Dragon Quest Tact
Ultima Sword can be learned by Anlucia the Luminary at level 54 and costs 70 MP to use. It inflicts 380% potency surehit physical damage to a single enemy. Upgrading the ability increases its damage and reduces the amount of MP it costs to use.
| Ultima Sword (アルテマソード Ultima Sword) |  |
| Ultima Sword | |||
| Role * | Type * | Element | MP cost |
| Attack | Physical |  |
70 |
| Range | Additional effects | ||
 1 |
None | ||
| Description | |||
| Deals 380% potency surehit physical damage to 1 enemy | |||
| Naturally learnt by | |||
| Anlucia the Luminary | |||
Dragon Quest Treasures
Only Red giants can learn the skill, performing a gleaming bout of swordplay that damages all surrounding foes for Light-element slashing damage for 12 MP.
Etymology
Ultima is derived from the series of computer RPGs, of which Yuji Horii is a fan of and took inspiration from when developing the original Dragon Quest.
