Pigmalion

Dragon Quest monster Pigmalion

Art by Akira Toriyama Japanese ピッグマリオン Romaji Piggu marion First appearance Dragon Quest VIII

Appearances

Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King

Pigmalion (ピッグマリオン Piggu marion)

Original (PS2)

Sprite

Bestiary no.

250

Family

Aquatic

Experience

109

Gold

13

HP

100

MP

12

Attack

89

Defence

72

Agility

67

Evasion

⁰⁄₆₄

In-game description

The tortured spirits of humans who perished at sea, Whenever a fellow monster dies, pigmalions almost inevitably sacrifice their own lives to resurrect their fallen allies.

Spell(s)

Kerplunk

Skill(s)

Flee

Location(s)

Ocean

Item(s) dropped

Antidotal herb¹⁄₁₆
Waterweed mould¹⁄₃₂

Resistances

Attack

0%

Frizz *

50%

Sizz *

50%

Fire Breath *

50%

Bang *

25%

Crack *

0%

Ice breath *

0%

Woosh *

0%

Strike/Rock *

25%

Zap *

25%

Drain Magic

50%

Whack *

50%

Ban Dance

100%

Dazzle

50%

Fizzle

15%

Fuddle *

50%

Paralysis *

15%

Poison *

50%

Snooze *

15%

Stun *

15%

Sap *

50%

Army *

25%

Remake (3DS, Mobile)

Notable Changes

Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 3

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Etymology

• Pigmalion is taken from the Greek myth of Pygmalion, a potter who achieved his life's work of carving the perfect woman from ivory, who was brought to life by the Goddess Aphrodite as a reward for Pygmalion's dedication to his craft.