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Geyser is an interesting skill, in that it functions both as a one-turn stun and a damaging move. When used, it first attempts to launch an enemy high into the sky with a sudden burst of water, and if successful the target will take between 12.5% and 50% damage. The skill doesn't use the same resistance tag as other stun abilities, and instead relies on a foe's vulnerability to water. If the move fails, the foe will land safely and take no damage. | Geyser is an interesting skill, in that it functions both as a one-turn stun and a damaging move. When used, it first attempts to launch an enemy high into the sky with a sudden burst of water, and if successful the target will take between 12.5% and 50% damage. The skill doesn't use the same resistance tag as other stun abilities, and instead relies on a foe's vulnerability to water. If the move fails, the foe will land safely and take no damage. | ||
It is learned naturally by the Beavern, | It is learned naturally by the [[Aquarella]], [[Beavern]], [[Octoreach]], [[SeaHorse]], and [[WhaleMage]] monsters and requires any of them to be at level 22 with a max HP of 140, an attack of 120, agility of 120, and a wisdom of 288. It costs 2 MP to use, and can also be learned as a combo skill by any monster that has the aforementioned stats along with the [[Boulder Toss]] and HighJump skills. | ||
===''[[Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker|Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 1]]'' & [[Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2|2]]''=== | ===''[[Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker|Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 1]]'' & [[Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2|2]]''=== | ||
Geyser costs 10 MP to use and hits all enemies for 80~95 damage, using the ice-element as there is no distinct water-element in the ''Joker'' games. In the first title it is learned through the ''Diamagon'' and ''Diamagon II'' skill sets, and in the sequel via ''Aquapothecary'', ''Aquarion'', and ''Khalimari''. | Geyser costs 10 MP to use and hits all enemies for 80~95 damage, using the ice-element as there is no distinct water-element in the ''Joker'' games. In the first title it is learned through the ''Diamagon'' and ''Diamagon II'' skill sets, and in the sequel via ''Aquapothecary'', ''Aquarion'', and ''Khalimari''. | ||
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