Dragon Quest:Slime
| Slime スライム | |
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| Monster's information | |
| Species | Slime |
| Gender | |
| Background information | |
| Earliest Mystery Dungeon appearance |  Torneko 1 (1993)
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| Earliest non-Mystery Dungeon appearance | Dragon Quest (1986) |
| Latest Mystery Dungeon appearance |  DQ More Mobile (2009)
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| Latest non-Mystery Dungeon appearance | |
| Created by | Yuji Horii |
| Designed by | Akira Toriyama |
The Slime (Japanese: スライム) is a recurring monster in the Template:Torneko'sGreatAdventureSeriesTitle, and the Dragon Quest Mystery Dungeon series. It made its debut in Torneko's Great Adventure: Mystery Dungeon in 1993.
Biography
Physical Appearance
Slimes are known for their rain droplet shape, round eyes, and goofy, toothless smile. First introduced in the original Dragon Quest, Slimes have since become the series' mascot due to their popularity, including the Torneko's Great Adventure games. Numerous types of Slimes exist in the franchise, with unique stats and abilities for each species.
Characteristic
Slimes will attack the player if they are close enough to hop towards it. This characteristic would be used in other games as the basis for the weakest monster, including the Mamels whose stats and appearances are almost equal in the comparison. While Slimes behave like any monsters in the series, on rare occasions they will appear as friendly, non-playable characters.
Appearances
For more about Slime in a specific game, click through their respective links.
Torneko's Great Adventure
Dragon Quest Mystery Dungeon
Spin-offs
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Gallery
For a full list of Slime art used across the wiki, see: Slime (TGA) and Slime (DQ MD).
Official Artwork
(1993)
Artwork from a Torneko 1 source book.
Games
(1993)
Slimes in Torneko 1- Torneko 3 GBA - Slime sprite.png
(2004)
Slimes in Torneko 3 GBA
In Other Languages
| Language | Name | |
|---|---|---|
| English | Slime | |
| Japanese | スライム | |
| French | Gluant[1] | |
| Spanish | Limo[1] | |
| German | Schleim[1] | |
| Italian | Slime[1] | |
| Dutch | Slime[2] | |
| Russian | Слайм[2] | |
| Korean | 슬라임[2] | |
| Chinese | Simplified | 史莱姆[2] |
| Traditional | 史萊姆[2] | |