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'''Harvest Moon''' is a recurring ability in the | '''Harvest Moon''' is a recurring ability in the {{DQSeries}}. | ||
In {{Dragon Quest IV}} through {{VIII}} it slices all enemies with a spinning attack, but beginning with {{IX}} it has switched to dealing extra damage to members of the [[Floating "family"]]. | |||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
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In the | In the remakes, Harvest Moon is one of the special abilities that The {{Psaro 9}} has already learned upon joining the party in {{DQ4 Chapter 6}}. It costs no {{MP}} and the damage calculation is ''3/(1 + number of enemies)'', meaning one enemy will take 150% damage, two enemies will receive normal damage, three get 75%, and so on. | ||
Additionally it is used by {{MFamilies}} [[knightshade]] and [[div]] who both only appear in the {{Fungeon 4}} | |||
==={{DQ6}}=== | |||
Harvest Moon is learned by advancing to rank 7 of the {{Luminary V}} vocation set the precedent of the ''3/(1 + number of enemies)'' calculation. In the [[Nintendo DS]] remake the calculation has been changed to deal double-damage if one enemy is present instead of 150%. | |||
It is used by the enemies [[jackal ripper]], [[berzorker]], [[Dhuran]], and [[Nokturnus]]. | |||
==={{DQ7}}=== | |||
Harvest moon is learned by reaching rank 6 of the {{Luminary V}}, rank 8 of the [[Jawtoise (vocation)|Jawtoise]], rank 3 of the [[Delusionist (vocation)|Delusionist]], rank 6 of the [[Dingbat (vocation)|Dingbat]], and rank 4 of the [[Slaughtomaton (vocation)|Slaughtomation]] vocations. | |||
*In the [[Nintendo 3DS]] remake the skill is learned by Luminaries at rank 3 as well as rank 1 of the [[Druid]] vocation, now requiring 3 {{MP}} to use. Damage to one enemy has been raised to double as with the remake of {{VI}}. | |||
It is used by the enemies [[Bronson]], [[charmour]], [[harmour]], [[alarmour]], [[jawtoise]], [[frightbait]], [[dread herring]], [[knightshade]], [[dingbat]], and [[div]]. | |||
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Harvest | Harvest Moon is a fisticuffs technique that both [[Jessica Albert]] and [[Angelo]] can learn, and the two have different ways of performing the skill. It requires 45 skill points by {{Jessica}}, and 42 skill points by [[Angelo]] and both need 6 {{MP}} to use it. Damage calculation retains the ''3/(1 + number of enemies)'' formula, but this is the final time it would be used in a game going forward. | ||
*In the {{3DS}} port [[Red]] will also learn Harvest Moon and have her own distinct animation when using the skill. | |||
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[[Jade]] unlocks Harvest Moon for 6 points on the ''Fisticuffs'' panel of her Character Builder. It costs 3 MP to use and deals 250% damage to | [[Jade]] unlocks Harvest Moon for 6 points on the ''Fisticuffs'' panel of her Character Builder. It costs 3 {{MP}} to use and deals 250% damage to floating monsters, 130% damage to all other types. | ||
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Harvest Moon is one of [[Angelo]]'s moves and it allows him to quickly create distance from a mob of enemies while also attacking. | |||
==={{DQStars}}=== | |||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
[[Miracle Moon]], a superior, self-healing version of Harvest Moon found in titles developed by Level-5. | [[Miracle Moon]], a superior, self-healing version of Harvest Moon found in titles developed by Level-5. | ||
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[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII skills]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest VIII skills]] | ||
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[[Category:Dragon Quest XI skills]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest XI skills]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest Heroes II skills]] | |||
[[Category:Dragon Quest of the Stars skills]] | |||
Latest revision as of 19:45, 22 March 2024
| Harvest Moon | |
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| Japanese | ムーンサルト |
| Rōmaji | Munsaruto |
| Type | Skill |
| Older names | Moonsault |
Harvest Moon is a recurring ability in the Dragon Quest series.
In Dragon Quest IV through VIII it slices all enemies with a spinning attack, but beginning with IX it has switched to dealing extra damage to members of the Floating "family".
Appearances[edit]
Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen[edit]
In the remakes, Harvest Moon is one of the special abilities that The 9th Chosen One has already learned upon joining the party in Chapter 6. It costs no MP and the damage calculation is 3/(1 + number of enemies), meaning one enemy will take 150% damage, two enemies will receive normal damage, three get 75%, and so on.
Additionally it is used by monster knightshade and div who both only appear in the Fungeon
Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation[edit]
Harvest Moon is learned by advancing to rank 7 of the Luminary vocation set the precedent of the 3/(1 + number of enemies) calculation. In the Nintendo DS remake the calculation has been changed to deal double-damage if one enemy is present instead of 150%.
It is used by the enemies jackal ripper, berzorker, Dhuran, and Nokturnus.
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past[edit]
Harvest moon is learned by reaching rank 6 of the Luminary, rank 8 of the Jawtoise, rank 3 of the Delusionist, rank 6 of the Dingbat, and rank 4 of the Slaughtomation vocations.
- In the Nintendo 3DS remake the skill is learned by Luminaries at rank 3 as well as rank 1 of the Druid vocation, now requiring 3 MP to use. Damage to one enemy has been raised to double as with the remake of VI.
It is used by the enemies Bronson, charmour, harmour, alarmour, jawtoise, frightbait, dread herring, knightshade, dingbat, and div.
Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King[edit]
Harvest Moon is a fisticuffs technique that both Jessica Albert and Angelo can learn, and the two have different ways of performing the skill. It requires 45 skill points by Jessica, and 42 skill points by Angelo and both need 6 MP to use it. Damage calculation retains the 3/(1 + number of enemies) formula, but this is the final time it would be used in a game going forward.
- In the 3DS port Red will also learn Harvest Moon and have her own distinct animation when using the skill.
Dragon Quest X[edit]
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Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age[edit]
Jade unlocks Harvest Moon for 6 points on the Fisticuffs panel of her Character Builder. It costs 3 MP to use and deals 250% damage to floating monsters, 130% damage to all other types.
Dragon Quest Heroes II: Twin Kings and the Prophecy's End[edit]
Harvest Moon is one of Angelo's moves and it allows him to quickly create distance from a mob of enemies while also attacking.
Dragon Quest of the Stars[edit]
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See Also[edit]
Miracle Moon, a superior, self-healing version of Harvest Moon found in titles developed by Level-5.
