Bellyflop
Bellyflop | |
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Japanese | ボディプレス |
Rōmaji | Bodi puresu |
Type | Skill |
Older names | None |
Bellyflop, occasionally known as Body Press, is a recurring skill in the Dragon Quest series. It was first used by the Heligator and its variants as a way attack a group of enemies by leaping into their air and slamming down with their immense bulk, and has since been used by similarly dense monsters.
Appearances[edit]
Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King[edit]
Bellyflop is an enemy-only skill that damages the entire party. It inflicts non-elemental damage that can only be reduced by defending.
Monster | Damage range |
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Heligator | 81~99 |
Darkodile | 86~105 |
Darkodile* | 108~132 |
Crocodog | 135~165 |
- World of Light version
Dragon Quest X[edit]
There are a few variations of Bellyflop in this game. The Leaf spirit and its variants use a version that simply deals 150% damage to a single target. Killer gila and its variants use a version that deals damage in a fan-shaped area in front of them and can knock back. The version used by the Heligator and its cousins is similar to its original appearance, inflicting 130% damage to a target and any nearby characters and knocking them back, as well.
Dragon Quest Tact[edit]
Body Press can be learned by Heligator at level 42 and costs 49 MP to use. It inflicts 175% potency physical damage to all enemies in a rhombus-shaped area around it and has a chance to bind them, as well.
Body Press | |||
Role * | Type * | Element | MP cost |
Debuff | Physical | 49 | |
Range | Additional effects | ||
Rhombus |
Bind |
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Description | |||
Deals 175% potency physical damage to all enemies in area of effect, rarely binds | |||
Naturally learnt by | |||
Heligator |
Dragon Quest Treasures[edit]
Bellyflop is learned by Cyber bullies and Hoodlums at level 1. The muscle-bound monsters leap into the air and collide with their target like professional wrestlers, dealing impact damage for 2 MP.