Mucho macho

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The mucho macho is a recurring monster in the Dragon Quest series.

Introduced in Dragon Quest VII, it is a stronger, gray and blue variant of the notso macho.

Characteristics[edit]

As indicated by their names, mucho machos are stronger versions of notso machos, sporting superior stats and a gray and blue color scheme to differentiate them from their lesser brethren.

This aside, Mucho machos aren't that far from notso machos. They boast the same abilities in most cases but are made stronger to trouble players that can easily deal with notso machos. It can strengthen itself with Oomph much like their yellow-bellied brothers and have gained the ability to cast Midheal, as well.

Appearances[edit]

Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past[edit]

Mucho macho (キングムーチョ Kingumūcho)
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past
Sprite
Muchomacho DQVII PSX.gif
Bestiary No.
#109
Recruit Rate
1⁄32
Experience
74 (PS1)
111 (3DS)
Gold
62 (PS1)
93 (3DS)
HP
170
MP
12
Attack
95
Defense
84
Agility
75
Evasion
1⁄64
Spell(s)
Oomph
Midheal
Skill(s)
Body Slam (125% damage)
Location(s)
Mount Gora
Item(s) Dropped
Leather kilt1⁄64
Frizz resistance *
0%
Sizz resistance *
0%
Fire Breath resistance *
0%
Bang resistance *
0%
Crack resistance *
0%
Ice Breath resistance *
0%
Woosh resistance *
50%
Strike/Rock resistance *
50%
Zap resistance *
0%
Drain Magic resistance *
50%
Whack resistance *
100%
Poof resistance *
100%
Ban Dance resistance
100%
Dazzle resistance *
50%
Fizzle resistance *
50%
Fuddle resistance *
50%
Paralysis resistance *
90%
Poison resistance *
100%
Snooze resistance *
100%
Stun resistance *
50%
Sap resistance *
0%
Army resistance *
0%
3DS version changes


Dragon Quest VII Reimagined[edit]

Mucho macho (キングムーチョ Kingumūcho)
Dragon Quest VII Reimagined logo.png
Bestiary Family
No. 131 Humanoid
Experience* Gold* HP* MP*
452 93 375/500/605 39
Attack* Defence* Agility* Evasion
194 20 79/89/101 N/A
In-game description Though their swordsmanship is second-to-none, their mentality leaves much to be desired, falling to pieces the second things stop going their way
Spell(s) Midheal
Oomphle
Skill(s) Ramming attack (125% damage)
Location(s) Mount Gora (past)
Heavy Metal Hole (past)
Items dropped Leather kilt (1/64)
Fire Resistance * Ice Resistance * Wind Resistance * Earth Resistance *
0% 0% -50% 0%
Light Resistance * Dark Resistance * Electricity Resistance * Drain Magic Resistance
0% 0% 0% 50%
Instant Death Resistance * Poof resistance Bedazzlement Resistance * Fizzle Resistance
100% 100% 80% 0%
Confusion Resistance * Paralysis Resistance * Poison Resistance * Sleep Resistance *
80% 80% 100% 100%
Blunt Resistance * Decelerate Resistance * Divine Intervention Resistance * Sap Resistance *
-140% 0% 0% 0%
Beguile Resistance * Charm Resistance * Laughter Resistance * Stumble Resistance *
80% 80% 80% 80%
Stun Resistance * Elemental Resistance * Status Resistance *
100% 0% 0%


Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King[edit]

Mucho macho (キングムーチョ Kingumūcho)
Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King
HQDQ8-179.gif
Bestiary No. Family
#179 Humanoid
Experience Gold HP MP
318 51 316 24
Attack Defense Agility Evasion
189 107 96 1⁄32
In-Game Description An overweight warrior with a penchant for using magic to double its attack power. Fights like a real mucho macho man.
Spell(s) Oomph
Skill(s) None
Location(s) Isolated Plateau (day only)
Godbird's Eyrie
Item(s) Dropped Strong medicine1⁄16
Magical hat1⁄256
Attack Resistance Frizz Resistance * Sizz Resistance * Fire Breath
Resistance
*
0% 0% 0% 0%
Bang Resistance * Crack Resistance * Ice breath
Resistance
*
Woosh Resistance *
0% 0% 0% 0%
Strike/Rock Resistance * Zap Resistance * Drain Magic Resistance Whack Resistance *
0% 0% 15% 50%
Ban Dance Resistance Dazzle Resistance Fizzle Resistance Fuddle Resistance *
100% 50% 50% 50%
Paralysis Resistance * Poison Resistance * Snooze resistance * Stun Resistance *
50% 15% 50% 50%
Sap Resistance *
15%
Army Resistance *
0%
Ports (3DS, Mobile)
Notable Changes
None



Etymology[edit]

'Mucho' is Spanish for 'much' where 'macho' is Spanish for 'male', Americanized into meaning 'manly'. While they are still as blubbery as Notso machos, Mucho machos are 'much manlier' than the yellow monsters in terms of statistics, so the name at least points them out as the superior creature.

Similar species[edit]

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