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|image=[[File:DQVII Grody Gumpdrops.png|270px]] | |||
|image=[[File: | |caption=Art by [[Akira Toriyama]] | ||
| | |jap=どうくつまじん | ||
| | |romaji=Dōkutsu majin | ||
| | |old=Cavemon | ||
|romanji= | |firstappear={{Dragon Quest VII}} | ||
}} | |||
'''Grody Gumpdrops''' (formerly '''Cavemon''') is a boss in {{DQ7}}. He is one of the few optional bosses in the game. | |||
==Characteristics== | |||
Grody Gumpdrops is a green, overweight humanoid similar to a genie that constantly levitates. He has a long, unusual antenna-like structure which hangs from the top of his head and three fingers on his arms. His amorphous head has three earholes on each side and his eyes have small black pupils and are sunken. Gumpdrops is dressed somewhat like a stereotypical stage magician, wearing an extravagant dark green and yellow bodysuit with a red cape attached and a white cravat in his collar. He is capable of casting fire magic in battle, as well as utilizing light, both to blind his enemies and attack by creating a spectral sword out of his hand. | |||
==Story== | |||
At some point prior to the events in [[Greenthumb Gardens]], Grody Gumpdrops spread the rumor that the [[Grody Grotto]] was filled with rare treasures. It was actually a ploy to get unsuspecting adventurers to the cave and kill them. The party heads there and eventually comes across him and a pair of [[Goodybag]]s, where he reveals his plan to the party before challenging them to battle. What Gumpdrops didn't expect is that the party are seasoned adventurers who are able to defeat him and claim the treasure he's been hoarding up in the cave. | |||
==Boss Encounter== | |||
{{DQ7Enemy | |||
|name=Grody Gumpdrops | |||
|kanji=どうくつまじん | |||
|romanji=Dō kutsumaji n | |||
|sprite=[[File:Cavemon DQVII PSX.gif]] | |||
|hp=450 | |hp=450 | ||
|mp=24 | |mp=24 | ||
|attack= | |exp=432 | ||
|defense= | |gold=123 | ||
|agility= | |attack=70 | ||
| | |defense=40 | ||
| | |agility=27 | ||
| | |tameRate=N/a | ||
|skills= | |bestiaryNumber=290 | ||
| | |spells=[[Sizz]]<br>[[Sizzle]] | ||
| | |skills=Acts twice on evenly numbered turns<br>[[Dazzleflash]] | ||
| | |locations=[[Grody Grotto]] B4 | ||
| | |items= | ||
| | |evasion={{fraction|0|64}} | ||
| | |frizz-resist=0% | ||
|}} | |sizz-resist=0% | ||
|bang-resist=0% | |||
|crack-resist=0% | |||
|woosh-resist=15% | |||
|zap-resist=0% | |||
|whack-resist=100% | |||
|poof-resist=100% | |||
|dazzle-resist=80% | |||
|snooze-resist=100% | |||
|drain-resist=0% | |||
|fizzle-resist=15% | |||
|fuddle-resist=100% | |||
|sap-resist=0% | |||
|poison-resist=100% | |||
|stun-resist=80% | |||
|ban-dance-resist=100% | |||
|fire-breath-resist=0% | |||
|cool-breath-resist=15% | |||
|strike-resist=0% | |||
|burning-breath-resist=100% | |||
|army-resist=80% | |||
|remake-sprite= | |||
|remake-changes=Only occasionally attacks twice per turn | |||
}} | |||
==Strategy== | |||
Grody Gumpdrop's physical attack does ~25 damage. [[Sizz]] and [[Sizzle]] hurt the party for ~20 and ~40 {{HP}} respectively. In addition, he can use [[Dazzleflash]] which reduces the party's accuracy. Sometimes he will attack twice in one turn. | |||
== | If the {{Hero 7}} and [[Ruff]] have [[Edged boomerang]]s, it makes the battle easier. They should regularly attack because their first attack will hit Grody Gumpdrops first and then the goodybags for successive damage. [[Kiefer]] should use a combination of [[Focus Strength]] and [[Flame Slash]]. {{Maribel}} should cast Sap on the Grody Gumdrops twice. | ||
The player is advised to take out Grody Gumpdrops first as his attacks are more devastating. When he is defeated, the goodybags become much simpler. | |||
==Related monsters== | |||
*[[Delusionist]] | |||
==Trivia== | |||
*Grody Gumpdrops is very similar in appearance to Majin Buu from [[Akira Toriyama]]'s ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga. The two have rotund, amorphous bodies with antenna-like structures on top of their heads and possess a variety of different magical powers. His name evokes gumdrops, a type of candy which Grody Gumpdrops's body somewhat resembles, similar to how Majin Buu's body is similar to chewing gum. | |||
*In the [[Nintendo 3DS]] version, Grody Gumpdrops speaks in a very stereotypical surfer fashion, using lots of slang in his speech. | |||
==Gallery== | |||
<center><gallery> | |||
DQ Stars Android Grody Gumpdrops 1.jpg|Appearance in {{Stars}}. | |||
DQ Stars Android Grody Gumpdrops 2.jpg| | |||
DQ Stars Android Grody Gumpdrops 3.jpg| | |||
</gallery></center> | |||
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[[Category:Dragon Quest VII bosses]]{{Wikia}} | [[Category:Dragon Quest VII bosses]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest of the Stars]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 08:42, 4 April 2026
| Dragon Quest monster | |
|---|---|
| Grody Gumpdrops | |
 Art by Akira Toriyama | |
| Japanese | どうくつまじん |
| Romaji | Dōkutsu majin |
| First appearance | Dragon Quest VII |
| Old localisation | Cavemon |
Grody Gumpdrops (formerly Cavemon) is a boss in Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past. He is one of the few optional bosses in the game.
Characteristics[edit | edit source]
Grody Gumpdrops is a green, overweight humanoid similar to a genie that constantly levitates. He has a long, unusual antenna-like structure which hangs from the top of his head and three fingers on his arms. His amorphous head has three earholes on each side and his eyes have small black pupils and are sunken. Gumpdrops is dressed somewhat like a stereotypical stage magician, wearing an extravagant dark green and yellow bodysuit with a red cape attached and a white cravat in his collar. He is capable of casting fire magic in battle, as well as utilizing light, both to blind his enemies and attack by creating a spectral sword out of his hand.
Story[edit | edit source]
At some point prior to the events in Greenthumb Gardens, Grody Gumpdrops spread the rumor that the Grody Grotto was filled with rare treasures. It was actually a ploy to get unsuspecting adventurers to the cave and kill them. The party heads there and eventually comes across him and a pair of Goodybags, where he reveals his plan to the party before challenging them to battle. What Gumpdrops didn't expect is that the party are seasoned adventurers who are able to defeat him and claim the treasure he's been hoarding up in the cave.
Boss Encounter[edit | edit source]
Strategy[edit | edit source]
Grody Gumpdrop's physical attack does ~25 damage. Sizz and Sizzle hurt the party for ~20 and ~40 HP respectively. In addition, he can use Dazzleflash which reduces the party's accuracy. Sometimes he will attack twice in one turn.
If the Hero and Ruff have Edged boomerangs, it makes the battle easier. They should regularly attack because their first attack will hit Grody Gumpdrops first and then the goodybags for successive damage. Kiefer should use a combination of Focus Strength and Flame Slash. Maribel should cast Sap on the Grody Gumdrops twice.
The player is advised to take out Grody Gumpdrops first as his attacks are more devastating. When he is defeated, the goodybags become much simpler.
Related monsters[edit | edit source]
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Grody Gumpdrops is very similar in appearance to Majin Buu from Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball manga. The two have rotund, amorphous bodies with antenna-like structures on top of their heads and possess a variety of different magical powers. His name evokes gumdrops, a type of candy which Grody Gumpdrops's body somewhat resembles, similar to how Majin Buu's body is similar to chewing gum.
- In the Nintendo 3DS version, Grody Gumpdrops speaks in a very stereotypical surfer fashion, using lots of slang in his speech.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
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Appearance in Stars. -
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