Dragon Quest VI (All) | |
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Weapon | Modifier(s) |
Poison needle | Attack +1 |
Bone stake | Attack +6 |
Stone fangs | Attack +12 |
Boomerang | Attack +15 |
Staff of Ghent | Attack +15 |
Iron claw | Attack +21 |
Poison moth knife | Attack +24 |
Edged boomerang | Attack +25 |
Falcon knife earrings | Attack +30 |
Steel fangs | Attack +35 |
Fire claw | Attack+53 |
Lunar fan | Attack+60 |
Icicle dirk | Attack +62 |
Flametang boomerang | Attack +65 |
Ferocious fangs | Attack +73 |
Cobra claw | Attack +90 |
Wizardly whip | Attack +97 |
Miracle sword | Attack +100 |
Solar fan | Attack +110 |
Metal king sword | Attack +130 |
Orichalcum fangs | Attack +135 |
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{{spoiler|start}}[[Ragnar McRyan]] first encounters him in [[Dragon Quest IV Chapter 1|his chapter]] within the [[Auld Well]], at which point he joins the party. Healie uses his knowledge of local geography to help {{Ragnar}} in his quest to locate the missing children of [[Burland]]. He proves to be an extremely useful ally in battle, as Ragnar is incapable of using any spells, so the only way he can heal himself without Healie's help is with items such as [[herb]]s. Healie can also contribute to combat, though the damage he is capable of dealing is fairly unimpressive. As an AI-controlled character, his behavior is also somewhat random and unreliable. | {{spoiler|start}}[[Ragnar McRyan]] first encounters him in [[Dragon Quest IV Chapter 1|his chapter]] within the [[Auld Well]], at which point he joins the party. Healie uses his knowledge of local geography to help {{Ragnar}} in his quest to locate the missing children of [[Burland]]. He proves to be an extremely useful ally in battle, as Ragnar is incapable of using any spells, so the only way he can heal himself without Healie's help is with items such as [[herb]]s. Healie can also contribute to combat, though the damage he is capable of dealing is fairly unimpressive. As an AI-controlled character, his behavior is also somewhat random and unreliable. | ||
Towards the end of | Towards the end of {{DQ4 Chapter 1}}, he states that he has resolved to become a human. He apparently continues to travel with Ragnar because they can be found together in {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, shortly before the fight with [[Balzack]]. Healie has succeeded in becoming a human through unknown means and has taken on the sprite of a bard. This, however, is the last he is seen in the game; after Ragnar joins the Hero's party, it seems Healie continues his travels alone.{{spoiler|end}} | ||
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{{spoiler|start}}In the {{SNES}} version of ''VI'', Healie can be randomly recruited when a Healslime is defeated in battle and one of the party members is a rank 2 [[Monster Master]]. | {{spoiler|start}}In the {{SNES}} version of ''VI'', Healie can be randomly recruited when a Healslime is defeated in battle and one of the party members is a rank 2 [[Monster Master]]. | ||
In the Nintendo DS remake of ''VI'', Healie can be recruited in [[Clearvale]] after obtaining the [[flying bed]]. In the ending credits, if Healie is interacted with in [[Somnia (Lower World)|Somnia]], he mentions his desire of becoming a human, foreshadowing his role in {{Dragon Quest IV}}.{{spoiler|end}} | In the [[Nintendo DS]] remake of ''VI'', Healie can be recruited in [[Clearvale]] after obtaining the [[flying bed]]. In the ending credits, if Healie is interacted with in [[Somnia (Lower World)|Somnia]], he mentions his desire of becoming a human, foreshadowing his role in {{Dragon Quest IV}}.{{spoiler|end}} | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*In the {{PlayStation}} and [[Nintendo DS]] | *In the {{PlayStation}} and [[Nintendo DS]] Version of ''{{Dragon Quest IV}}'', Healie's Heal spell can be used manually out of battle. | ||
*Healie, along with [[Tom Foolery]], are the only {{NPC}} allies to completely disappear later in the game. | *Healie, along with [[Tom Foolery]], are the only {{NPC}} allies to completely disappear later in the game. | ||
*Even if Chapter 1 is completed without recruiting Healie, he will still appear in Chapter 5 in his human form. | *Even if Chapter 1 is completed without recruiting Healie, he will still appear in Chapter 5 in his human form. | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<center><gallery> | <center><gallery> | ||
HealieArt.png|{{Famicom}} art. | |||
Healie PlayStation artwork.png|PlayStation art. | |||
DQIV Healie.jpg|PlayStation art | |||
DQMB Healie.png|''Dragon Quest: Monster Battle II'' card. | |||
LitD_Ragnar_and_Healie.png|"Legend in the Dark" novel. | |||
</gallery></center> | </gallery></center> | ||
Revision as of 02:24, 9 November 2020
Healie | |
Dragon Quest IV Dragon Quest VI Dragon Quest VIII | |
Sprite(s) | |
Japanese name | ホイミン |
Romaji | Hoimin |
Class | Kind Healer (NES Version) |
Race | Healslime (later human) |
Age | ? |
"Whooze in need of some healing?"
—Healie, in VI (DS)
Healie (ホイミン Hoimin) is a minor character and temporary party member in Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen, an optional character and eligible party member in Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation, and has a cameo in Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King. He is a Healslime who seeks to become a human. Whether this is the same character in each appearance or just a homage is unknown, and left open to player interpretation.
Appearance and personality
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Appearances
Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen
Base stats
Attribute | Stats |
Level | Unknown |
HP | 35 |
MP | 30 |
Strength | 9 (18 in the NES Version) |
Agility | 56 (18 in the NES Version) |
Resilience | 28 (Not listed in the NES Version) |
Wisdom | 12 (Not listed in the NES Version) |
Luck | 30 (Not listed in the NES Version) |
Attack | 9 |
Defence | 28 (20 in the NES Version) |
Spell | Heal |
Selected quotes
Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation
Base stats
Attribute | Starting Stats | Maximum Stats |
Level | 4 | 99 |
HP | 59 | 600 |
MP | 26 | 800 |
Strength | 23 | 200 |
Agility | 21 | 210 |
Resilience | 28 | 200 |
Wisdom | 6 | 150 |
Style | 15 | 50 |
Initial gear | None |
Abilities
Resistances | |
Flame Breath | 60% |
Ice Breath | 0% |
Frizz | 25% |
Sizz | 60% |
Bang | 60% |
Woosh | 0% |
Crack | 0% |
Zap | 60% |
Strike/Rock | 0% |
Troop | 0% |
Death | 50% |
Kamikazee | 50% |
Paralysis | 50% |
Poof | 80% |
Dazzle | 15% |
Snooze | 50% |
Drain Magic | 50% |
Fizzle | 15% |
Fuddle | 0% |
Sap | 0% |
Poison | 50% |
Ban Dance | 100% |
Stun | 0% |
Spells
Aside from class abilities, Healie learns several spells on his own. Along with Curie, Healie is one of the only two party members that can cast Omniheal.
Name | MP | Level | Target | Description |
Heal | 2 | 4 | One ally | Restores at least 30 HP to a single ally. |
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Midheal | 5 | 9 | One ally | Restores at least 75 HP to a single ally. |
Fullheal | 7 | 15 | One ally | Restores all HP to a single ally. |
Multiheal | 18 | 18 | Party | Restores at least 100 HP to all party members. |
Omniheal | 36 | 23 | Party | Restores all HP to all party members. |
Equipment
Dragon Quest VI (All) | |
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Helmet | Modifier(s) |
Pointy hat | Defense +3 |
Shellmet | Defense +7 |
Bunny ears | Defense +20 |
Iron mask | Defense +25 |
Duplic hat | Defense +25 |
Hermes' hat | Defense +28 |
Happy hat | Defense +35 |
Slime helmet | Defense +40 |
Metal king helm | Defense +70 |
Dragon Quest VI (All) | |
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Armor | Modifier(s) |
Rags | Defense+3 |
Boxer shorts | Defense+13 |
Scale armour | Defense+15 |
Fur cape | Defense+18 |
Slime gooniform | Defense+20 |
Bronze armour | Defense+21 |
Iron cuirass | Defense+23 |
Cloak of evasion | Defense+28 |
Tortoise shell | Defense+33 |
Glombolero | Defense+40 |
Magical skirt | Defense+45 |
Magic armour | Defense+50 |
Flowing dress | Defense+65 |
Slime armour | Defense+70 |
Armour of Max Wynne | Defense+90 |
Angel leotard | Defense+95 |
Metal king armour | Defense+115 |
Dragon Quest VI (All) | |
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Shields | Modifier(s) |
Pot lid | Defense+2 |
Silver platter | Defense+18 |
Power shield | Defense+45 |
Silver shield | Defense+48 |
Metal king shield | Defense+70 |
Dragon Quest VI (All) | |
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Accessories | Modifier(s) |
Slime earrings | Strength+5 |
Raging ruby | Strength+20 |
Bow tie | Defense+2 |
Gold ring | Defense+5 |
Prayer ring | Defense+5 |
Trailblazing bandana | Defense+5 |
Kerplunk bracer | Defense+10 |
Restless heart | Defense+15 |
Gold bracer | Defense+15 |
Meteorite bracer | Agilityx2 |
Kamikazee bracer | Style+10 |
Gospel ring | Style+30 |
Pink pearl | Style+40 |
Glass slippers | Style+45 |
Selected quotes
Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King
Healie appears as an infamous monster in VIII, and can be found near the coast of Port Prospect.
Trivia
- In the PlayStation and Nintendo DS Version of 'Dragon Quest IV', Healie's Heal spell can be used manually out of battle.
- Healie, along with Tom Foolery, are the only NPC allies to completely disappear later in the game.
- Even if Chapter 1 is completed without recruiting Healie, he will still appear in Chapter 5 in his human form.
See also
Gallery
Famicom art.