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'''Behemoths''' {{JA|デッ怪||}} are giant variations of {{Shiren6|monster}}s in {{ | {{For|a full list of Behemoths|Shiren 6:List of Behemoths}} | ||
'''Behemoths''' {{JA|デッ怪||}} are giant variations of {{Shiren6|monster}}s in {{Shiren6Title}}. Instead of a single tile, they occupy 3x3 tiles. They have high {{Shiren6|attack}} power, but are slow. They appear from Behemoth Gates {{JAnb|デッ怪ホール||}} and disappear after a while. Behemoth Gates also disappear after a while, and reappear at a different location on the same {{Shiren6|floor}}. If the player enters every room of the floor once, all Behemoths and Behemoth Gates disappear from the current floor entirely. | |||
Behemoths are protected by the Behemoth Barrier {{JAnb|デッ怪バリア||}}, which is in front of them, in the direction they are facing, and nullifies attacks, meaning they can't be attacked from the front and side, but can be attacked from behind. In a corridor, the Behemoth Barrier can also protect the monster from a {{Shiren6|Confusion Scroll}}, although it does work in {{Shiren6|room}}s. | Behemoths are protected by the Behemoth Barrier {{JAnb|デッ怪バリア||}}, which is in front of them, in the direction they are facing, and nullifies attacks, meaning they can't be attacked from the front and side, but can be attacked from behind. In a corridor, the Behemoth Barrier can also protect the monster from a {{Shiren6|Confusion Scroll}}, although it does work in {{Shiren6|room}}s. | ||
Behemoths normally spawn in the level 1 form of the monster, however they can level up when possessed by normal Ghost Samurai monsters. | |||
Behemoths can be easily defeated by throwing a {{Shiren6|Rock}} or {{Shiren6|Porky's Rock}}, even when in front of them or if there are {{Shiren6|wall}}s in between. | Behemoths can be easily defeated by throwing a {{Shiren6|Rock}} or {{Shiren6|Porky's Rock}}, even when in front of them or if there are {{Shiren6|wall}}s in between. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:13, 14 July 2025
Behemoths (Japanese: デッ怪) are giant variations of monsters in 
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Shiren the Wanderer: The Mystery Dungeon of Serpentcoil Island. Instead of a single tile, they occupy 3x3 tiles. They have high attack power, but are slow. They appear from Behemoth Gates (Japanese: デッ怪ホール) and disappear after a while. Behemoth Gates also disappear after a while, and reappear at a different location on the same floor. If the player enters every room of the floor once, all Behemoths and Behemoth Gates disappear from the current floor entirely.
Behemoths are protected by the Behemoth Barrier (Japanese: デッ怪バリア), which is in front of them, in the direction they are facing, and nullifies attacks, meaning they can't be attacked from the front and side, but can be attacked from behind. In a corridor, the Behemoth Barrier can also protect the monster from a Confusion Scroll, although it does work in rooms.
Behemoths normally spawn in the level 1 form of the monster, however they can level up when possessed by normal Ghost Samurai monsters.
Behemoths can be easily defeated by throwing a Rock or Porky's Rock, even when in front of them or if there are walls in between.
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Achievements (Achievements List • Rewards List) • Adventure Logs • Adventures • Aid Points (Obtainable From Items) • Behemoths (List) • Blessings • Bouncy Walls • Buried Items • Cannons (List) • Cross-Mixing • Curses • Discounts • Dungeon Stores • Fever Time (List) • Floors • Gear Rack • Gitan • Handy Dash • Hidden Passages • Hidden Routes • Kron's Challenge • Maze Rooms • Monster Houses • Monster Pups (List) • Morph • Parallel Play • Rescue Aids (List) • Rescues • Resonance • Reward Items • Roamers (List) • Runes (Weapon List • Shield List) • Sacred Items • Shuffle Floors • Silver-Seals • Skins • Synthesis • Title Screen • Top Menu • Traps (List) • Travel Companions • Unidentified Items (List) • Upgrades • Waterways • Wishing Shrines • Monster Dojo (Train • Basic Training • Dojo Challenge)
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References
- [1] Japanese names.