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Man-Of-War

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Man-Of-War
Man-o-war.png
Japanese Name サージェント (Sājento, lit. Sergeant)
Location S.S. Invincible
Viper Manor (Another)
Type Matter
Gender Varies
Doppelgang Yes
HP Innate
100 Black
Attack Magic Attack
16 10
Defense Magic Defense
5 0
Drop (Common) Drop (Rare)
Capsule Heal
Steal (Common) Steal (Rare)
GravityBlow Iron
Absorbs Immune
N/A N/A
Gold
120 G

The Man-Of-War is an enemy fought in Chrono Cross. Men-Of-War appear as headless suits of armor, lacking a physical body. They also wield swords as their weapons of choice, coupled with a Decor Shield, which they attach to their left arms. After placing the Decor Shield on the suit of armor in the vault of Viper Manor, several Men-Of-War attack the player. To test the strength of Serge and his allies, Fargo forces them to fight two Men-Of-War. These enemies appear as animated suits of armor, bearing blue shields identical to the Decor Shield and Longswords. Men-Of-War can be trapped in the Forget-Me-Not Pot and added to the pool of Doppelgangs performed by Sprigg.

Battle and Strategy[edit | edit source]

Men-Of-War usually appear in fours, accompanied by one Man-At-Arms. They sometimes appear without the Man-At-Arms, and do so in groups of three. Men-Of-War attack by first running up to their foes before performing a series of slashes with their swords, inflicting mediocre damage in the process. Men-Of-War are capable of utilizing a small range of elements, of which they use HiRes the most frequently. As enemies, Men-Of-War do not pose as very formidable opponents, and can be defeated fairly easily with careful planning.

Element Grid[edit | edit source]

HellSoul-1 Gravitonne-1
HellSoul-1 Gravitonne-1 AntiWhite
@Doppelgang

Name Origin[edit | edit source]

The name of this enemy, Man-Of-War, could be a direct reference to the fact that it could have been a soldier when it was still alive, and constantly fought battles in various skirmishes.

Related Enemies[edit | edit source]