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The first members of the Beast family originating all the way back in the seminal title, Bewarewolves are monsters that have recently begun to reappear in the series after a several decade absence.

Characteristics

Bewarewolves are humanoid, bipedal wolfmen. Originally coated with blue fur, new versions are seen in a bluish lavender hue instead.

Appearances

Dragon Quest

Bewarewolf (リカント rikanto)
Original (NES)
Sprite
 
Gold
16
HP
34
MP
0
Attack
40
Defence
30
Agility
21
Evasion
1⁄64
Spell(s)
Location(s)
Near Rimuldar
Resistances
Fizzle
15⁄16
Snooze
0⁄16
Sizz & Sizzle
0⁄16
Remakes (SFC, GBC, Mobile)
Gold
60
HP
34
MP
0
Attack
40
Defence
30
Agility
21
Evasion
1⁄64
Spell(s)
Location(s)
Near Rimuldar
Resistances
Fizzle
7⁄7
Snooze
0⁄7
Sizz & Sizzle
0⁄7


Dragon Quest IX

#067 - Bewarewolf
 
HP MP Experience Gold
87 255 255 98
Attack Defense Speed
83 89 77
Dropped Item Magic beast hide (common, 1/16)
Iron claws (rare, 1/64)
Locations Slurry Coast
Dourbridge
Grotto
Skills Feel the Burn
Family Beast
Bestiary # 067
Game Dragon Quest IX
Console DS
Description It's best to bash these baddies quickly, as their tension is turned up a notch every time they take damage.

They've come out of retirement to show the poser pups of today that the coolest course is to shut up and get the job done.

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Variants

Scarewolf

Scarewolves (formerly Wolflords) are brown bipedal wolfmen with gray tunics and boots.

Dragon Quest

Scarewolf (リカントマムル rikanto mamuru)
Original (NES)
Sprite
 
Gold
80
HP
38
MP
6
Attack
50
Defence
36
Agility
23
Evasion
1⁄64
Spell(s)
Fizzle
Location(s)
Near Rimuldar
Resistances
Fizzle
0⁄16
Snooze
0⁄16
Sizz & Sizzle
0⁄16
Remakes (SFC, GBC, Mobile)
Sprites
 
 
Gold
60
HP
38
MP
6
Attack
50
Defence
36
Agility
23
Evasion
1⁄64
Spell(s)
Fizzle
Location(s)
Near Rimuldar
Resistances
Fizzle
0⁄7
Snooze
0⁄7
Sizz & Sizzle
0⁄7




#081 - Scarewolf
File:Dq9wolflord.png
HP MP Experience Gold
102 32 325 126
Attack Defense Speed
94 105 87
Dropped Item magic beast hide (1/8)
sacred claws (1/64)
Locations Lonely Coast
Bloomingdale
Grotto
Skills Feel the Burn
Bestiary # 081
Game Dragon Quest IX
Console DS
Description They're not just razor-taloned terrors, their tension also increases every time they're attacked. Handle with care.

They bring out their eye colour by accessorizing matching grey boots and mini-dresses with striking blue belts.

Tearwolf

Tearwolves (formerly called Werewolves) are orange bipedal wolfmen with blue tunics and boots.

Tearwolf (キラーリカント kirā rikanto)
Original (NES)
Sprite
 
Gold
155
HP
60
MP
0
Attack
86
Defence
70
Agility
45
Evasion
1⁄32
Spell(s)
Location(s)
West of Cantlin
Resistances
Fizzle
15⁄16
Snooze
0⁄16
Sizz & Sizzle
0⁄16
Remakes (SFC, GBC, Mobile)
Sprites
  
Gold
60
HP
60
MP
0
Attack
80
Defence
65
Agility
45
Evasion
1⁄32
Spell(s)
Location(s)
West of Cantlin
Resistances
Fizzle
7⁄7
Snooze
0⁄7
Sizz & Sizzle
0⁄7



#126 - Tearwolf
File:Dq9werewolf.png
HP MP Experience Gold
136 44 730 140
Attack Defense Speed
121 125 112
Dropped Item Magic beast hide (common, 1/8)
Cloak of evasion (rare, 1/64)
Locations Snowberia
Snowberian Coast
Hermany (high ground)
Djust Desert (high ground)
Grotto
Skills Feel the Burn
Bestiary # 126
Game Dragon Quest IX
Console DS
Description Ultimate assassins of the wolf family, their claws are razor-sharp and lightning-fast, and they love to Feel the Burn.

Often unable to find food due to severe snow blindless, they're always famished, and short of fuse as a result.
Additional Attributes
Fire Ice Wind Earth Light Dark
100 75 100 100 100 100
Blast Dazzle Sleep Death Drain MP Confusion
125 50 50 50 100 75
Fizzle Inaction Paralyze Poison Charm Magic Res
100 0 50 50 25 50
Blunt Sap Decelerate
75 100 75

Gallery

  • Dragon Quest bewarewolf

  • DQ IX bewarewolf

  • Scarewolf

  • Tearwolf

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