Shiren:Myriman Family

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The Myriman (Japanese: ケダマン) Monster Family is a recurring group of four monsters in the Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer series. It made its debut in Nintendo DS Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer 5 - The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate in 2010, making it part of the Tenth Batch of Monster Families(NT) - This name was created by editors to describe something lacking a name..

The Myriman Family consists of:

  1. Myriman (Japanese: ケダマン)
  2. Billman (Japanese: ケダーク)
  3. Trillman (Japanese: ケダッチョ)
  4. Googoman (Japanese: ケダケー)

Biography

Characteristics

Physical Appearance

Name Etymology

Appearances

For more about the Myriman family in specific media, see the following articles:

Games

Myriman
Shiren 1 Save Surala Moonlight Village Shiren 2 Magic Castle Asuka Shiren 3 Shiren 4 Shiren 5 Tower of
Slumber
Shiren 6
SFC DS SP 1 2 3 4 GB PC PCI SP GBC DS DC PC Wii PSP DS PSP DS Vita 2020 SP 2024 SP
Billman
Shiren 1 Save Surala Moonlight Village Shiren 2 Magic Castle Asuka Shiren 3 Shiren 4 Shiren 5 Tower of
Slumber
Shiren 6
SFC DS SP 1 2 3 4 GB PC PCI SP GBC DS DC PC Wii PSP DS PSP DS Vita 2020 SP 2024 SP
Trillman
Shiren 1 Save Surala Moonlight Village Shiren 2 Magic Castle Asuka Shiren 3 Shiren 4 Shiren 5 Tower of
Slumber
Shiren 6
SFC DS SP 1 2 3 4 GB PC PCI SP GBC DS DC PC Wii PSP DS PSP DS Vita 2020 SP 2024 SP
Googoman
Shiren 1 Save Surala Moonlight Village Shiren 2 Magic Castle Asuka Shiren 3 Shiren 4 Shiren 5 Tower of
Slumber
Shiren 6
SFC DS SP 1 2 3 4 GB PC PCI SP GBC DS DC PC Wii PSP DS PSP DS Vita 2020 SP 2024 SP



Gallery

For all of the Myriman art used across the wiki, see: Category:Myriman Family

Official Artwork

In Other Languages

Language Name
English Myriman (Various)
Japanese ケダマン
Language Name
English Billman (Various)
Japanese ケダーク
Language Name
English Trillman (Various)
Japanese ケダッチョ
Language Name
English Googoman (Various)
Japanese ケダケー

See Also

References