Fightgeist

Purple poltergeists with green hats, the Fightgeist is a significant improvement over the original bed-sheet baddie.

Appearances

(メトロゴースト metoro gōsuto)

Original (NES)

Sprite	HP	MP	Experience	Gold	Attack	Defense	Agility
	23	10	8	17	18	20	20

Spell(s)	Sizz
Location(s)

Evasion	Fizzle Resistance	Snooze Resistance	Sizz & Sizzle Resistance
⁶⁄₆₄	⁰⁄₁₆	⁰⁄₁₆	⁰⁄₁₆

Remakes (SFC, GBC, Mobile)

Sprites	HP	MP	Experience	Gold	Attack	Defense	Agility
	23	10	15	19	18	20	14

Spell(s)	Sizz
Location(s)	Craggy Cave

Evasion	Fizzle Resistance	Snooze Resistance	Sizz & Sizzle Resistance
¹⁄₆₄	⁰⁄₇	⁰⁄₇	⁰⁄₇

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Fightgeist (メトロゴースト Metoro Gōsuto)

Model	Experience	Gold	Marked Version?
	59	30g	Yes

List No.	034
Field Notes	Purple poltergeists who dwell in the darkness. They're easily identified by their gaudy green headwear. They think of themselves as sophisticated city-slickers, and sneer at their country-born brethren.
Location(s)	Battle of the Great Divide (N), The Battle of Ingenia, The Battle of the Wildwood
Item(s) Dropped	Technicolour dreamcloth, Toad oil

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Fightgeist

Stats

Basic Skills

First		Second		Third
Zam		Zammle - level 18		-

Awakening Skills

First	Second	Third
Zam-type Spell Potency +5% / Stats Up	Woosh Res +25 / Stats Up	Zammle Potency +5% / Stats Up
Fourth	Fifth
Zap Res +25 / Stats Up	Zammle Potency +5% / Stats Up

Leader Perks

First
None

Basic Perks

First	Second	Third
WIS +3	Zammle Potency +2%

Perk Details

First
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"Geist" is the German word for ghost.
Metoro (メトロ) is the Japanese pronunciation of "metro", a loanword derived from the English used to refer to underground railways, which appears to be a vague reference to the fact that the metro-ghost is only found underground (i.e. in a cave and a tomb) in its original appearance. "Metro" is also an abbreviation of "metropolitan", which means urbane or sophisticated (in the manner of city-dwellers), which is alluded to by the Heroes II field notes.