The Grillerpillar is a monster in the series.
Grillerpillars are enormous red/fuchsia caterpillars with orange undersides and spots on the side of their bodies and green faces. They have six purple limbs and a purple mouth, as well as two green spots on the side of its head that look like eyes. Grillerpillars have a sharp stinger at the end of their tail, but their main form of offense is their ability to breathe fire at enemies. Like the other caterpillars in its family, it also attacks physically by rolling up into a ball and poking with their stingers. They are born inside of volcanoes and their main form of sustenance is lava.
Grillerpiller (かえんムカデ Kaen mukade) Bestiary Number: #036
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Grillerpillar (かえんムカデ, Kaen mukade ) Defeated Monster List number: #033
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Spewing flames all day can take its toll on one's throat. These larvae can lessen the burning sensation and get straight back to spitting fire by drinking some molten lava.
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Grillerpillar ( かえんムカデ, Kaen mukade ) Big Book of Beasts No.: DLC #011 (3DS remake exclusive)
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Grillerpillar appeared from the beginning of the game. They are much stronger than their original appearance, having the ability to breathe out Inferno now.
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Grillerpillar (かえんムカデ Kaen mukade)
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Grillerpillar is a C-rank monster of the Nature family. It can be scouted from Chapter 16, Episode 3: Something Bodes Ill, as well as Chapter 1, Episode 4 of the event quests of the limited "Serious Showdown!? White Hot Sweets Contest" at any difficulty. It can participate in Frankengolem and the Sweet troll's Battle Roads as a party member.
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Español | Flamiruga | From the Spanish flama and oruga. |
Français | Nauséabombyx | From the French nauséabond and bombyx. |
Deutsch | Röstraupe | From the German rösten and Raupe. |
Italiano | Fiammabruco | From the Italian fiamma and bruco. |
中文 (繁體) | 火焰蜈蚣 | Traditional Chinese for "flame centipede". |