Snipevine
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| Dragon Quest monster | |
|---|---|
| Snipevine | |
| |
| Japanese | ロイヤルブルーム |
| Romaji | Roiyru burumu |
| First appearance | Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince |
| Old localization | None |
Snipevines are enormous members of the nature family that utilize dazzling colours and pleasant scents to lure prey into their gaping maws, akin to a rafflesia flower that's ditched it's foul funk.
Appearances[edit]
Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince[edit]
| Snipevine (ロイヤルブルーム Roiyru burumu) |  |
| Icon | Family | Max HP* | Max MP* |
 |
 |
1,350 | 590 |
| Max Attack | Max Defence | Max Agility | Max Wisdom |
| 450 | 610 | 360 | 680 |
| Bestiary No. | #204 |
| Rank | S |
| In-game description | These refined rose monsters waft a wonderful aroma. Their glorious golden vines glint in the sun, dazzling their prey as they move in to pounce |
| Talents | Breath Worker (lv. 1) |
| Guaranteed traits | Sizzmeister (lv. 1) Ultra Crafty Sizzer (lv. 20) Evasive Impulse (lv. 40) |
| Large-size exclusive traits | Tactical Trooper (lv. 1) Heaven-Sent (lv. 1) Bigger Upper (lv. 60) |
| Habitat | This monster has no natural habitat |
| Items | N/A |
| Synthesis chart |  X  |
| Notable synthesis | |
| Fire Resistance * | Water Resistance * | Wind Resistance * | Earth Resistance * |
| 0% | 50% | 25% | 50% |
| Explosion Resistance * | Ice Resistance * | Electricity Resistance * | Light Resistance * |
| -25% | 25% | 0% | 25% |
| Dark Resistance * | Debilitation Resistance* | Bedazzlement Resistance * | Antimagic Resistance * |
| 0% | 0% | 0% | 25% |
| MP Absorption Resistance * | Confusion Resistance * | Sleep Resistance * | Paralysis Resistance * |
| -25% | 25% | 50% | 50% |
| Stun Resistance * | Poison Resistance * | ||
| -25% | 50% | ||
| Instant Death Resistance * | |||
| 0% | |||
Trivia[edit]
- The monster's colouration of gold, silver, and purple represents the wealth and power implied through it's Japanese name, royal bloom. The purple represents tyrian purple, a dye notorious for being expensive to produce and became associated with royal families who could afford the high labour fee.
