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'''Monsters''' {{JA|モンスター|Monsutā|}} are creatures found in {{Torneko1|dungeons}}. They are almost all hostile and will attack {{Torneko1|Torneko}} on sight, with few exceptions.
'''Monsters''' {{JA|モンスター|Monsutā|}} are creatures found in {{Torneko1|dungeon}}s. They are almost all hostile and will attack {{Torneko1|Torneko}} on sight, with few exceptions.


For a full list of monsters, organized alphabetically, see: {{Torneko1|List of Monsters}}.
For a full list of monsters, organized alphabetically, see: {{Torneko1|List of Monsters}}.


==Spawning==
==Spawning==
Each dungeon {{Torneko1|floor}} will contain a number of monsters, and new ones are spawned after a set number of {{Torneko1|turn}}s. This can not be used to farm {{Torneko1|experience}} indefinitely, as each dungeon has a set number of turns before an {{Torneko1|Earthquake}} drops Torneko to the next floor, kicking the player out of the dungeon. This means each dungeon floor can spawn a limited number of monsters. Every monster in the three dungeons will appear every 64 turns.<ref name="data"/>
Each new {{Torneko1|floor}} on a dungeon starts with 5 - 7 monsters. This doesn't include monsters spawned in {{Torneko1|Monster House}}s. A new monster will be spawned every 64 {{Torneko1|turn}}s<ref name="data"/> up to a maximum of 19 monsters at once. {{Torneko1|Mimic}} that haven't revealed themselves aren't counted and will disappear if the maximum number is reached. Monsters can't be farmed indefinitely for {{Torneko1|experience}} as Torneko will be forced to the next floor by an {{Torneko1|Earthquake}} after a specific number of turns.


==Combat==
==Combat==
Monsters fall into one or two of the following types. Monster types are either susceptible to increased damage or their power is prevented from working due to item effects. Such as the {{Torneko1|Steel Shield}} preventing {{Torneko1|corrosion}} caused by monsters or a {{Torneko1|Dragon Shield}} halving fire damage from {{Torneko1|Green Dragon}}s. This adds a level of sophistication to combat, requiring players to keep several {{Torneko1|weapons}} and {{Torneko1|shields}}.
Monsters can attack Torneko when standing on a tile adjacent to him to deal {{Torneko1|damage}}. The damage they deal depends on the monster and Torneko's stats. In addition to their regular attack, many monsters have {{Torneko1|Special Ability|Special Abilities}} that make them harder to defeat. These abilities are either passive effect or special attack the monster may use as a replacement for their regular attack. For some monsters, these special attacks completely replace their regular attacks.


===Special Abilities===
===Special Abilities===
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===Item drop===
===Item drop===
Some monsters are able to drop an {{Torneko1|item}} if they are K.O.'d by Torneko, with a few of them dropping an item immediately after being defeated, such as {{Torneko1|Trick Bag}}s dropping your stolen golds, or never drop one such as {{Torneko1|Mystic Doll}}s. The formula for the item drop rate is as follows, with '''<font color="green">x</font>''' being its fixed value once the monster appears on the floor.<ref name="data"/>
Monsters may spawn with an item that they will then drop when defeated. The probabilities of spawning with an item are specific to each monster types.
 
Some monsters such as {{Torneko1|Demonite}}s will always spawn with an item. Monsters can also acquire item by stealing it from Torneko, such as {{Torneko1|Trick Bag}}s stealing half your gold.
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* Some gameplay elements for monsters in this game were shared to the following game, {{GameTitle|Shiren1SFC|l|i}}, such as special abilities.
* Some gameplay elements for monsters in this game were shared to the following game, {{Shiren1SFCTitle}}, such as special abilities.
 
==In Other Languages==
==In Other Languages==
{{In Other Languages
{{In Other Languages
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==See Also==
==See Also==
{{Torneko 1 Monster Navbox}}
{{Torneko 1 Monsters Navbox}}


==References==
==References==

Latest revision as of 20:03, 14 July 2025

This Monster page is about monsters in Super Famicom Torneko's Great Adventure: Mystery Dungeon(UT) - This is an unofficial translation. for Super Famicom. For the monsters lore page, see Dragon Quest:Monster.

Monsters (Japanese: モンスター) are creatures found in dungeons. They are almost all hostile and will attack Torneko on sight, with few exceptions.

For a full list of monsters, organized alphabetically, see: List of Monsters.

Spawning

Each new floor on a dungeon starts with 5 - 7 monsters. This doesn't include monsters spawned in Monster Houses. A new monster will be spawned every 64 turns[1] up to a maximum of 19 monsters at once. Mimic that haven't revealed themselves aren't counted and will disappear if the maximum number is reached. Monsters can't be farmed indefinitely for experience as Torneko will be forced to the next floor by an Earthquake after a specific number of turns.

Combat

Monsters can attack Torneko when standing on a tile adjacent to him to deal damage. The damage they deal depends on the monster and Torneko's stats. In addition to their regular attack, many monsters have Special Abilities that make them harder to defeat. These abilities are either passive effect or special attack the monster may use as a replacement for their regular attack. For some monsters, these special attacks completely replace their regular attacks.

Special Abilities

Item drop

Monsters may spawn with an item that they will then drop when defeated. The probabilities of spawning with an item are specific to each monster types. Some monsters such as Demonites will always spawn with an item. Monsters can also acquire item by stealing it from Torneko, such as Trick Bags stealing half your gold.


Trivia

In Other Languages

Language Name
English Monsters
Japanese モンスター

See Also

v • d • e
Super Famicom Torneko's Great Adventure: Mystery Dungeon(UT) - This is an unofficial translation. - Monsters
Monster articles Monsters (List) • Rosetta Stone
Ag Devil's sprite. Ag Devil • Arc Demon's sprite. Arc Demon • Bigshroom's sprite. Bigshroom • Bomb Crag's sprite. Bomb Crag • Copycat's sprite. Copycat • Demighoul's sprite. Demighoul • Demonite's sprite. Demonite • Deranger's sprite. Deranger • Dracky's sprite. Dracky • Dragon's sprite. Dragon • Druin's sprite. Druin • Eye Ball's sprite. Eye Ball • Giant Slug's sprite. Giant Slug • Gigantes's sprite. Gigantes • Golem's sprite. Golem • Goopi's sprite. Goopi • Hork's sprite. Hork • Lilypa's sprite. Lilypa • Metabble's sprite. Metabble • Mimic's sprite. Mimic • Mommonja's sprite. Mommonja • Mud Doll's sprite. Mud Doll • Mummy Man's sprite. Mummy Man • Roguenite's sprite. Roguenite • Shadow's sprite. Shadow • Slime's sprite. Slime • Spooky's sprite. Spooky • Stone Man's sprite. Stone Man • Trick Bag's sprite. Trick Bag • Voodoll's sprite. Voodoll • Wyvern's sprite. Wyvern • Yeti's sprite. Yeti

References

  • [1] Monsters data and information about their special abilities (JP).
  • [2] Monsters names in Japanese retrieved from the Dragon Quest Wiki.
  • [3] Another list of monster's data and information about their special abilities (JP).
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://gamecentergx.at-ninja.jp/torneko/enemy.html
  2. ↑ https://dragon-quest.org/wiki/Main_Page
  3. ↑ https://oyasen20.tripod.com/torneco_stats.html
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