| Dragon Quest monster
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| Wight king
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 Art by Akira Toriyama
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| Japanese
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ワイトキング
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| Romaji
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Waito kingu
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| Translation
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Wight king
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|firstappear=Dragon Quest VIII
|monster1=Barry Wight (infamous monster)
Tortured Soul
Wight priest
Wight emperor
Tortured Soul in Memoriam
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For the monster of the same name that first appeared in Dragon Quest V, see Wight king (Dragon Quest V).
The Wight king is a monster in the series.
Wight kings are zombies with a deathly blue pallor bedecked in tattered regal robes and a crown colored in various shades of crimson, gold, and teal. They carry a scepter topped with a cracked skull and wear a ruby ring on their right hands. Their sunken eyes glow green and they appear to be missing a few teeth from their skulls. These royal wights are master spellcasters armed with a variety of powerful magic, having a particular affinity for wind spells.
Wight king (ワイトキング, Waito kingu ) Defeated Monster List No. : #227
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Wight king (ワイトキング, Waito kingu) Defeated Monster List No. : #182
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Wight priest appeared from the beginning of the game. Like their previous appearance, they are able to cast Fizzle and Anathematise, and can now cast Kaswoosh. They are also able to place curses on characters, as well.
Wight king ( ワイトキング, Waito kingu ) Bestiary number: #176
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Wight king Bestiary number: #250
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Wight king (ワイトキング Waito kingu)
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#150 |
| Field Notes |
A revenant ruler who orders his orderlies to attack adventurers while he slings spells from the sidelines. He was never a royal in his lifetime, but rose through the ranks after death. You might call him a late, late bloomer. |
| Location(s) |
No Man’s Land, Dead Man’s Land |
| Item(s) Dropped |
Malicite, Saint's ashes |
The Wight king appears as an S-rank monster of the Undead family that can be scouted normally from any banner.
| Language |
Translation |
Meaning |
Español | Pontífice esquelético | Spanish for "skeletal pontiff". |
Français | Roi maudit | French for "cursed king". |
Deutsch | Todeskönig | German for "king of death". |
Italiano | Druido supremo | Italian for "supreme druid". |
中文 | 鬼王 | Simplified Chinese for "ghost king". |