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|title = Kafrizzle | |title = Kafrizzle | ||
|image = | |image = [[Image:Kafrizzle.png|The spell Kafrizzle in Dragon Quest VIII]] | ||
|japanese = メラゾマ | |japanese = メラゾマ | ||
|romaji = Merazoma<br>Meragaia (''in Dragon Quest IX'') | |romaji = Merazoma<br>Meragaia (''in Dragon Quest IX'') | ||
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|type = Offensive | |type = Offensive | ||
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'''Kafrizzle''' (''Meragaia'' in ''Dragon Quest IX'' and ''Merazoma'' in other Dragon Quest games; first localized as '''Blazemost''') is a recurring offensive spell in the [[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest Series]]. It's the most | '''Kafrizzle''' (''Meragaia'' in ''Dragon Quest IX'' and ''Merazoma'' in other Dragon Quest games; first localized as '''Blazemost''') is a recurring offensive spell in the [[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest Series]]. It's the most powerful spell of frizzle family. It targets single enemy, dealing high fire damage. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
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===[[Dragon Quest IX]]=== | ===[[Dragon Quest IX]]=== | ||
Available only to [[Mage]]s at level 64, Kafrizzle deals severe fire damage to a single target. In the Japanese version of ''Dragon Quest IX'', the spell was called ''Meragaia'', and was a new spell added to the ''Frizz'' family of spells. | Available only to [[Mage]]s at level 64, Kafrizzle deals severe fire damage to a single target, and costs 45 MP to use. In the Japanese version of ''Dragon Quest IX'', the spell was called ''Meragaia'', and was a new spell added to the ''Frizz'' family of spells. | ||
==Notes== | |||
When ''Dragon Quest IX'' was released in English, the spell ''Meragaia'' was localized as Kafrizzle, despite the fact that ''Merazoma'' had been localized as Kafrizzle in ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]'' and Zenithian remakes. It should be noted though that Meragaiā's in-game animation looks similar to Kafrizzle's animation in ''Dragon Quest VIII'', which is likely why it was given that name. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 12:31, 30 December 2010
| Kafrizzle | |
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| Japanese | メラゾマ |
| Rōmaji | Merazoma Meragaia (in Dragon Quest IX) |
| Type | Offensive |
| Older names | Blazemost |
Kafrizzle (Meragaia in Dragon Quest IX and Merazoma in other Dragon Quest games; first localized as Blazemost) is a recurring offensive spell in the Dragon Quest Series. It's the most powerful spell of frizzle family. It targets single enemy, dealing high fire damage.
Appearances
Dragon Quest III
Wizard companion learns this spell at level 36. It does about 180 damage. It costs 12 MP to cast.
Dragon Quest IV
Maya (Mara in NES verion) learns Kafrizzle at level 33. It deals about 200 damage, consuming 10 MP.
Dragon Quest V
This spell is used by Bishop Ladja in Dragon Quest V. It obliterates a single enemy with a Fire-elemental spell.
Bianca and Nera both learn this spell at level 33, along with several monster companions. It inflicts between 180-200 damage, making it among the hardest hitting spells.
| Name | Level |
|---|---|
| Starkers | -- |
| Barbatos | 11 |
| Minidemon | 25 |
| King slime | 27 |
| Samigina | 30 |
| Bianca | 33 |
| Nera | 33 |
| Wiz pip | 40 |
| Ghost | 65 |
Dragon Quest VI
Available only to Magic Knights at job level 8.
Dragon Quest VII
Only Rangers and WoePriests learn this spell (job level 7 for Rangers, 8 for Woepriests). Deals about 190 damage.
Dragon Quest VIII
Jessica learns this spell at level 35. Kafrizzle is a fire spell targeting single monster, dealing 145-160 base damage.
Dragon Quest IX
Available only to Mages at level 64, Kafrizzle deals severe fire damage to a single target, and costs 45 MP to use. In the Japanese version of Dragon Quest IX, the spell was called Meragaia, and was a new spell added to the Frizz family of spells.
Notes
When Dragon Quest IX was released in English, the spell Meragaia was localized as Kafrizzle, despite the fact that Merazoma had been localized as Kafrizzle in Dragon Quest VIII and Zenithian remakes. It should be noted though that Meragaiā's in-game animation looks similar to Kafrizzle's animation in Dragon Quest VIII, which is likely why it was given that name.
See also
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