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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is an enemy appearing in {{CC}}. | The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is an enemy appearing in {{CC}}. Appearing solely in [[Fossil Valley]] in both worlds, Drongoes appear to be immobile mud structures with three holes on their bodies. Nested within this mud structure is an unidentified worm-like creature which constantly makes an appearance through the holes at regular intervals. Drongoes can be captured in the [[Forget-Me-Not Pot]] and added to the pool of [[Doppelgang]]s performed by [[Sprigg]]. | ||
==Battle and Strategy== | |||
Drongoes usually appear in pairs, sometimes accompanied by a [[Dodo]] in battle. Drongoes use their pink worm-like inhabitants as their weapons, which they extend to reach their foes, whereupon said foes are promptly whipped for mediocre amounts of damage. They are capable of using a very small range of [[Green (Element)|Green]] elements, such as [[Heal]], [[HealAll]], [[TurnGreen]] and [[BatEye]]. They also possess a unique tech, which is that of [[PeaShooter]], which is capable of inflicting fairly heavy amounts of damage to characters with low defenses. | |||
==Element Grid== | |||
[ [[Heal|Heal-1]] ] <br> | |||
[ [[TurnGreen]] ] [ [[HealAll|HealAll-2]] ] [ [[BatEye|BatEye-1]] ] <br> | |||
[ @[[PeaShooter]] ] [ @[[PeaShooter]] ] [ @[[PeaShooter]] ] [ @[[PeaShooter]] ] [ @[[PeaShooter]] ] <br> | |||
[ @[[Doppelgang]] ] | |||
==Related Enemies== | |||
*[[Dodo]] | |||
{{CC Enemies}} | {{CC Enemies}} | ||
[[Category:Chrono Cross]] | [[Category:Chrono Cross]] | ||
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The Drongo is an enemy appearing in Chrono Cross. Appearing solely in Fossil Valley in both worlds, Drongoes appear to be immobile mud structures with three holes on their bodies. Nested within this mud structure is an unidentified worm-like creature which constantly makes an appearance through the holes at regular intervals. Drongoes can be captured in the Forget-Me-Not Pot and added to the pool of Doppelgangs performed by Sprigg.
Battle and Strategy
Drongoes usually appear in pairs, sometimes accompanied by a Dodo in battle. Drongoes use their pink worm-like inhabitants as their weapons, which they extend to reach their foes, whereupon said foes are promptly whipped for mediocre amounts of damage. They are capable of using a very small range of Green elements, such as Heal, HealAll, TurnGreen and BatEye. They also possess a unique tech, which is that of PeaShooter, which is capable of inflicting fairly heavy amounts of damage to characters with low defenses.
Element Grid
[ Heal-1 ]
[ TurnGreen ] [ HealAll-2 ] [ BatEye-1 ]
[ @PeaShooter ] [ @PeaShooter ] [ @PeaShooter ] [ @PeaShooter ] [ @PeaShooter ]
[ @Doppelgang ]