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(They are not really encountered early seeing as they appear right before Magus :P)
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==Battle and Strategy==
==Battle and Strategy==
Encountered early on in the game, Blue Gargoyles are easily defeated in battle. Their only two attacks are physical - but do not deal large quantities of damage. With lower [[Magic Defense]] than [[Defense|Physical Defense]], it is strategic to attack them with the party's most powerful [[Magic]] [[Tech]]s.
Blue Gargoyles are vanilla enemies and easily defeated in battle. Their only two attacks are physical - but do not deal large quantities of damage. With lower [[Magic Defense]] than [[Defense|Physical Defense]], it is strategic to attack them with the party's most powerful [[Magic]] [[Tech]]s.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Revision as of 06:56, 28 July 2011

Blue Gargoyle
Blue Gargoyle
Japanese Name Squasher (スカッシャー Sukasshā?)
SNES / PS Name Grimalkin
HP Defense Magic Defense
120 127 50
EXP TP G
114 3 180
Weak Absorbs Immune
Fire None None
Location Fiendlord's Keep (Middle Ages)
Treasure None
Charm None
Techs Sobat
Flying Spin Kick
Counters None
Combo Counters None
Combos None


Blue Gargoyle (also known as Grimalkin in the SNES/PS version) is an enemy that appears in Fiendlord's Keep in the Middle Ages. Resembling gargoyles of mythology and pop-culture, Blue Gargoyles have pointy noses and wear angry expressions. Blue-skinned, this Fiend sports tiny pink wings. It uses its two strong legs to perform relatively high jumps and air-kicks to damage foes. It shares similar sprites and battle animations with Diablo.

Battle and Strategy

Blue Gargoyles are vanilla enemies and easily defeated in battle. Their only two attacks are physical - but do not deal large quantities of damage. With lower Magic Defense than Physical Defense, it is strategic to attack them with the party's most powerful Magic Techs.

Gallery

A Blue Gargoyle performing a Flying Spin Kick on Lucca.
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