Slime

Slimes (スライム) are recurring common enemies in Square Enix's Dragon Quest franchise, as well as being its mascot.

A Mii Fighter Costume modeled after a Slime was made available as DLC for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. They also make a cameo appearance in the background of Yggdrasil's Altar, which is a part of Fighters Pass Volume 2.

Character Description[]

Slimes are a race of creatures with a squishy body that resembles a water droplet. According to series creator Yuji Horii, they were originally meant to be more unappealing and ugly with a much more moldy appearance akin to other RPG monsters; however, artist Akira Toriyama decided to go against the trope as he felt he should make Slimes more endearing.

Much like Goombas in the Super Mario series, Slimes are the first enemies the Hero encounters in the Dragon Quest series. They are the weakest enemies in the series as they lack any real offensive abilities and are easily defeated in a single strike. More recent titles have given certain Slimes personality and their own language, which consist of slime-related puns such as "gooman" or saying "slurp" or "goo" as a verbal tic. Some have also become travel companions for Heroes, with them being known as Friendly Slimes.

Due to their simplistic design and increased popularity, multiple Slime variations have appeared throughout the series, eventually forming the Slime family. These have included She-Slime, Liquid Metal Slime, Healslime, and King Slime. Their popularity has also earned them dedicated spin-off titles such as Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime, as well as playable appearances in other games like Itadaki Street and Mario Sports Mix.

Slime Family[]

Introduced in Dragon Quest:
- She-slimes - Female Slimes with an orange-colored body and are slightly stronger than their male counterpart. Their orange body is said to be the cause of either a genetic mutation or the result of a carnivorous diet.
- Metal Slimes - A Slime made of metal that is infamously rare to find and hard to beat, due to its tendency to run away during battle. If one manages to defeat any variation of a Metal Slime, they will be rewarded with an incredibly high amount of XP, some being higher than certain bosses.

Introduced in Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line:
- Bubble Slimes - A green Slime in the form of a puddle. It can inflict the Poison ailment onto characters.
- Healslime - A tentacled Slime resembling a jellyfish. They are mediocre at fighting and instead focus more on healing other enemies it's grouped with. There also exists a Cureslime, which is a much more powerful Healslime with a red body capable of fully healing the enemy party, and Man o' War, an aquatic variation that can't heal but can cause paralysis.
- Liquid Metal Slimes - A metal variation of a Bubble Slime, rumoured to be made out of Orichalcum. Its presence can be hinted at by any nearby Hunter Mechs.

Seaslime - Introduced in Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation. A Slime found in the sea wearing a Shellmet. They have high defense and easily resistant to elemental spells. A Seaslime more commonly found on land named the Shell Slime also exists with a green body and brown Shellmet.

Introduced in Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen:
- Amalgoomated Slime / Agoomulator / Slimification / 1:8 Slime - A group of Slimes that can band together to attack the party before merging into a King Slime.
- Curie / Guru Curu - A Cureslime NPC that the player meets at Canalot's church during the night, healing the town's sick residents. It only appears in the PlayStation and Nintendo DS versions, and later returns in Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation as an optional party member.
- King Slime - A large Slime adorning a crown on its head. It is the result of several normal Slimes fusing together. A green variation called King Cureslime can also occur if several Cureslimes fuse together. There is also a metal variant named the Metal King Slime that can only be encountered near the end of the game.
- Medislime - A Healslime variation with mediocre healing abilities, but make up for it with its large physical strength.

Slime Knight - Introduced in Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride. Dwarven knights using green Slimes as their steeds. A stronger variant involves a knight mounting a much weaker Metal Slime.

Introduced in Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation:
- Goober - A young Slime training in combat at Slimopolis. He enters the tournament in the hopes of beating the reigning champion Hammer; if he does, the tournament organizer Sledge allows the player to invite Goober into the party hoping that it will further his training.
- Goowain - A wandering Slime Knight that appears in the game's Nintendo DS remake. He is found in Howcastle and is looking for a lord to serve under. He can be recruited after the player has acquired the town's Magic Key. He is named after Sir Gawain, the nephew of King Arthur and a knight of the Round Table in Arthurian legend.
- Kingsley - A King Slime in the DS remake obsessed with high fashion, so much so that he will only ally with someone he deems stylish. He can be recruited if the player and the party have a monster score a 260 or above in the Château de Sass' Best-Dressed Contest.
- Mercury - A Liquid Metal Slime in the DS remake that is found in Suite Dreams. After the player has logged 20 dreams with 20 other players in the Insomnopaedia, a hidden area will appear in the house that leads to a forest where Mercury is hiding in. The player must try to catch him in order for him to join the party.
- Mottle Slime - Much like a regular Slime, but chunkier with a yellow body and black spots. There is also a blue Mottle She-Slime and a green Mottle Mendslime. A special Mottle Slime named Spot also appears in the DS remakes; he is found in Castle Graceskull, where he begs to join the party out of fear of the boss Nokturnus.
- Shelley - A Seaslime in the DS remake that is repeatedly found to be unlucky in meeting up with her friend Curie. She is rather self-deprecating with low self-esteem, but will cheer up if the player has her join the party (but only if Curie has also been recruited).

Introduced in Dragon Quest Monsters:
- Box Slime - A red Slime that supposedly spent a long time in a box, changing its shape.
- Cyber Slime - A metallic gray Slime with cybernetic enhancements, capable of fighting with electric-based attacks.
- Drake Slime - An orange Slime with the physical aspects of a dragon such as horns and wings, making it stronger than regular Slimes.
- Gem Slime - A large yellow Slime in the shape of a diamond. They grant the player thousands in gold when defeated.
- Metal Star - Introduced in the Japan-only Nintendo 3DS remake Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wonderland 3D. An artificial mechanical Metal King Slime that functions as a satellite. Its design is a reference to the Death Star from the Star Wars franchise.
- Ninja Slimes - Introduced in Terry's Wonderland 3D. They are a group of humanoid monsters wearing armor that represents a particular member of the Slime family; Red represents the She-Slime, Blue for Wild Slime, Green for Shell Slime, Yellow for Drake Slime, Black for Cyber Slime, Pink for Angel Slime, Purple for Metal Kaiser Slime, Orange for Mottle Slime, and Brown for Rubble Slime. Their overall concept and designs are possibly inspired by the tokusatsu franchises Super Sentai and Power Rangers.
- Rubble Slime - One-eyed Slimes made of rock, making them resemble golems.
- Slabbit - A pink Slime with rabbit-like hind legs. As such, it is one of the fastest members of the Slime family.
- Spot King Slime / Mottle King Slime - Much like other King Slimes, it is the result of multiple Mottle Slimes fusing together, though interestingly it also gains dog ears.
- Tree Slime / Buddy Slime - A Slime with a flower sprouting from its head, much like Pikmin.
- Wild Slime - A Slime with webbed claws and yellow hair.
- Wing Slime - Tentacled green Slimes with large wings on their backs.

Introduced in Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past:
- Bad Egg - A Slime in an egg. At any point in a battle, the egg will hatch and the Slime will transform into a random monster. There are several variations including a winged egg (Eggcelsior), a crown-wearing egg (Egg Royale), a ghostly egg (Speggtre), an egg with a leaf sprouting from its top (Foliegg), an egg made of rock (Hard-Boiled Egg), a blue egg with golden horns (Dreggon), a purple egg with finned ears and a forked tail (Deviled Egg), and a rainbow egg (Egg-en-ciel).
- Dragon Slime - A blue colored variation of the Drake Slime that is much stronger and capable of breathing ice.
- Electroslime - Introduced in the Nintendo 3DS remake. As the name suggests, it is a yellow Slime capable of generating electric fields and is resistant to all electric spells.
- Emperor Slime - A blue Gem Slime and the highest authority of the Slime family. Though it fights for its Slime subordinates, it can be friendly towards the protagonist, specifically in one particular sidequest.
- Metal Dragon Slime - A metal Drake Slime that is capable of healing itself but has a much lower defense compared to other Metal Slimes.
- Platinum King Jewel - A metal variation of the Gem Slime that grants the player the highest amount of XP in the game - even moreso than the Metal King Slime. It is the hardest enemy to defeat in the game, as it can cast Dazzle to ensure the Hero and their party can never even hit it.

Introduced in Dragon Quest Monsters 2:
- Angel Slime - A pink Slime with angel wings and a halo. They are said to be reincarnated as saints and live very religious lives.
- Flan Slime - Introduced in the Nintendo 3DS remake Dragon Quest Monsters 2: Iru and Luca's Marvelous Mysterious Key. As the name suggests, it is a Slime made of pudding. There is also a variant made of whipped cream called Cream Slime.
- Grandpa Slime - A large and elderly Slime with white hair and a white beard. They are one of the strongest variations of the Slime family.
- Mime Slime - A clownish Slime in facepaint and wearing a large hat. As such, it prefers to make its enemies laugh rather than attack them directly.
- Pearl Gel / Scallop Slime - A small Slime living inside of a clam.
- TropicGel - A Slime with the physical characteristics of a coconut. It can even be found hanging on palm trees and loves the heat.

Introduced in Dragon Quest Monsters: Caravan Heart:
- Aqua Slime - A Slime that resembles a fish.
- Dark Slime - A Slime with the vampire-like qualities of a Dracky, such as wings and fangs. It also has its own kingly variant, but can't fly due to its large weight.
- Dark Slime Knight - Another variation of the Slime Knight that's using a Dark Slime for its steed. They are also notably equipped with an axe rather than a sword.
- King Cureslime - A King Slime variant made up of Cureslimes.
- King Bubble Slime The kingly variant of the Bubble Slime.
- Magic Slime - A Slime that resembles a Healslime, but performs magical attacks instead of healing. Its body is shaped like a wizard's hat.
- Magma Slime - Flaming Slimes that leave behind a trail of magma-like jelly.
- Master Slime - A light blue Slime with a long pointy head.
- Snowmangler - A Slime variant that resembles a snowman. It attacks by throwing its broom arm.
- Spin Slime - A silver Slime that resembles a spinning top, but with spikes protruding from its body.
- Weedie / Leafer - A plant-based Slime with arms and legs and covered in leaves.

Introduced in Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker:
- Behemoth Slime - Simply a giant regular Slime. Its female counterpart is the Beshemoth Slime.
- Metal Kaiser Slime - A metal Grandpa Slime with black hair and a black mustache.
- Snail Slime - Similar to a Seaslime, except now wearing a large snail shell on his head.

Introduced in Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies:
- Darkonium Slime - A red variation of the Gem Slime that is impervious to all types of magic.
- Slime Stack - True to their name, it is a stack of three Slimes, said to be the result of a failed attempt to form a King Slime as there wasn't enough Slimes to do it. There is also a metal variation called Metal Medley with triple the XP, and a gold variation named Gem Jamboree that rewards a high amount of gold.
- Slionheart - The kingly variation of the Slime Knight, it consists of an elderly knight with two swords riding atop a Grandpa Slime. Their strength and speed is said to be comparable to the gods. There is also a red variation called Shogum and a yellow variation called Prime Slime.
- Sootheslime - Another variation of Healslime that specializes in the Moreheal spell.

Introduced in Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2 / Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2 Professional:
- Canzar - A huge mechanical tank-like beast that resembles a crab, which is operated by a giant Slime.
- Diamond Slime - A large Slime with the body in the shape of a diamond ring.
- Liquid Metal Slime King - As the name suggests, it is a very large Liquid Metal Slime with a crown.
- Meddle Slime - It can be considered an impostor Metal Slime, as its coloration is meant to fool players. As such, defeating it only grants a normal amount of EXP. It is commonly found in the Treepidation and Doubtback regions.
- Ultra Slime - A rare and powerful humanoid monster, clad in Slime-encrusted armor. Its design and name are based on the popular Japanese tokusatsu character Ultraman.
- Nemeslime - The evil counterpart of the Ultra Slime. If the player has already obtained Ultra Slime, then there will be a rare chance a Nemeslime will appear each time a tag battle is started.

Dark Lancer - Introduced in Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road Victory. A Slime Knight variant wearing stronger armor and wielding a lance, as well as riding a black Slime.

Introduced in Dragon Quest X:
- Cosmoslime - An alien-like Slime that roams The Moonworld. No one knows its origins or if it has any other forms.
- Metal Healie - A metal variation of the Healslime, though much like the other Metal Slimes it neither attacks nor heals and specializes in evasion.
- Queen Slime - The female counterpart of the King Slime, characterized as far more sinister and calculating. There is also the lesser powerful Slime Princess.
- Seraphi - A young woman with amnesia who makes her debut in v2.0.0. She works as a Monster Tamer in the kingdom of Al-Agun alongside her companion - a one-eyed Silver Sabercat named Clawde. It is later revealed that she is reincarnated from a defeated Healslime.
- Slimecicle - A white variation of Seaslimes that live in colder climates and brandishing a pointy block of ice instead of a Shellmet.
- Slimeshroom - A Bubble Slime variation that is surrounded by mud and dirt with fungi growing out. There is also the variants Metal Truffle Slime, Pickled Slime, and Dank Bubble Slime.
- Snooty Slime Knight - A pink Slime Knight variant that is adorned in the finest armors because of its vanity and egotism. As a result, they have high resistance to elemental spells and high defense.

Chocoslime - Introduced in Dragon Quest Monsters: Super Light. Another variation of the Flan Slime, this time being made of chocolate with sprinkles.

King She-Slime - Introduced in Dragon Quest: Monster Parade. It is simply the She-Slime counterpart of the King Slime.

Introduced in the Nintendo 3DS remake of Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King:
- Crème Caraslime - It is the King Slime variation for the Flan Slime; as such, its body is made of pudding.
- Shadow Slime - An all-black Slime that is slightly stronger than the normal Slime. They are inhabitants of the World of Darkness.
- Ultrus - A giant King Slime, which comes from the result of three infamous Slime monsters fusing together.

Healix - Introduced in Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree's Woe and the Blight Below. He is a young Healslime who is close friends with the game's protagonists Luceus and Aurora. He wears a crown left behind by his deceased father that he idolizes greatly.

Halloween King - Introduced in Dragon Quest of the Stars. It is a King Slime dressed up as a ghost. He wants to participate in the Halloween festivities as it is his first one, and as such learns many of the customs and traditions.

Rocky Box Slime and Muddy Box Slime - Introduced in Dragon Quest Builders. Two Box Slimes that are made of pure pumice stone and clay, respectively. With their unique bodies, they can blend in with their surroundings so they can ambush players.

Coal Slime - Introduced in Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 3. A red variation of Seaslimes and the direct opposite of the Slimecicle, as they live in volcanic areas and wear shells made of coal.

Introduced in Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age:
- Bite Bulb - A plant-like Slime with a body as red as a ripe tomato. It will spew out clouds of soporific spores that may even put itself to sleep.
- Fright Bulb - A variation of a Bite Bulb that resembles a sprout. True to its name, they can unexpectedly make a loud noise to startle the party mid-battle. It can also use its leaves to fly.
- King of Metal King Slimes - A giant Metal King Slime that only appears in the Nintendo 3DS version and the Definitive Edition. It is the result of a group of Metal King Slimes merging together to exact revenge on would-be adventurers who keep on trying to attack them.
- Slick Slime - A Bubble Slime variant that's made of oil and dwells in volcanic areas. Its unique body can be used to make Goobricant.
- Sprite Bulb - Another Bite Bulb variation that sprays healing pollen. However, it may not be able to control how the pollen spreads, so it may accidentally heal the party.
- Wight Bulb - A rarefied monster that only has a chance of appearing if the party encounters a group of Bulbs. Anyone hit by the pollen it emits will have the Confusion status ailment.

Arisplotle - Introduced in Dragon Quest Builders 2. A young and affable Metal Slime with a child-like innocence that befriends the Builder. Unlike other Metal Slimes it does not flee from battle, and instead will stay and fight.

Introduced in Dragon Quest Walk:
- Baby Slime - The starter Slime that all of the other Slimes are evolved from in the game. It will first transform into a regular Slime - what it will evolve into for its third and fourth stages is dependent on what kind of bonds the player makes with it (in a similar manner to certain Pokémon).
- Don Landmark Slime - One of the possible evolutions from a Knight Slime. It is a well-traveled Slime that has made multiple treks to several landmarks. Its modeled its look after a man named Don Landmark, a famous traveler that the Slime idolizes.
- Hero Slime - Another of the possible evolutions from a Knight Slime, it is a heroic Blue Slime that has gone on countless adventures and slain many monsters. It wears Erdwin's Coronet.
- Pirate Slime - One of the possible evolutions from a Electric Jellyfish Slime. It is a Slime that loves to sail the high seas on its personal ship.
- Ribbon Slime - Evolved from a Green Slime, she is a pink "fairy tale" Slime adorned with ribbons. She believes that a handsome prince will come for her riding on a white steed.
- Slamichi - A Slime with a compass attached to his body. He serves as the player's assistant and guide during their adventures, as well as the game's mascot.
- Vamp Slime - Evolved from a Ribbon Slime, it is a vampiric Slime that only appears when enough souls have been collected by a person. It relies on a diet of tomato juice.

Introduced in Dragon Quest Tact:
- Majellan - A friendly and knowledgeable Slime that travels around the world. He will join the party after the player rescues him from monsters. He is named after 16th century Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan.
- Pâtissier Knight - It is a Snooty Slime Knight that has taken up baking, trading the sword for a whisk and the armory for a chef uniform.

Introduced in Dragon Quest Treasures:
- Jade Slime - It is a Slime made of pure nephrite jade, yet it still retains its wobbly physics. It loves to admire its reflection in pools and puddles.
- Marble Slime - A Slime that is commonly found in deserts. The name is derived from its skin resembling marble, which is a result from eating the desert sand for all its life.
- Oozabella - A member of a brand new subspecies called Cutie Slimes that joins protagonists Erik and Mia on their adventure.
- Yuji - A special King Slime that wears a viking helmet and can only be downloaded for free after entering the gift code YUB. It was both designed by and is portrayed by series creator Yuji Horii.

Introduced in Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince:
- Goomulonimbus - A pair of mischievous Slimes that pilot a cloud, using it to create strong thunderstorms and winds.
- Onion Slime - It is a Slime that has taken on the form of a bulbous yellow onion in a similar vein to monsters in the Plant family.

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate[]

Mii Fighter Costume[]

Headgear for the Mii Fighters modeled after a Slime was made available as a part of the Round 2 batch of DLC costumes. It uniquely has wobble and jiggle physics.

Spirit[]

DLC Spirits of a Slime, King Slime, and a Liquid Metal Slime were added into the game as a part of the DLC Spirit Board in Hero's Challenger Pack.

The standard Slime is a Grab Spirit under the Novice class. Its Spirit Battle uses a blue 5-man Kirby Team, as both have squishy bodies. It is a Stamina match and all Kirby opponents will only perform Neutral Aerial Attacks, a reference to a Slime's basic attack being a jump-based strike. Once the Kirby Team has been disposed of, a lone giant Kirby will appear, who is meant to be a stand-in for King Slime. The stage is the Battlefield Form of Gaur Plain, meant to resemble the grassy areas that Slimes often inhabit, with the song "Fighting Spirits - DRAGON QUEST III" playing in the background. All opponents must be defeated to win. If the Spirit is maxed out to Level 99, it will be enhanced into King Slime, a Primary Grab Spirit under the Ace class.

The Liquid Metal Slime is a Support Spirit under the Advanced class. Its Spirit Battle also uses a blue Kirby, though is now fittingly Metal. He is equipped with a Franklin Badge, a reference to its resistance to magic spells, and has super armor. It is also a Stamina match, though only lasts for 30 seconds, which is meant to mimic its tendency to flee from the player when spotted. The stage is the Battlefield Form of The Great Cave Offensive, as Liquid Metal Slimes are commonly found in caves, with the song "Battle for the Glory - DRAGON QUEST IV" playing in the background.

No.	Name	Artwork Origin	Rating	Effect	Slots / Cost (Support)
1330	Slime (Dragon Quest)	Dragon Quest	★	Enhanceable	1
1331	King Slime	Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen (DS)	★★★	Weight ↑ ↑	2
1336	Liquid Metal Slime	Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line (Mobile)	★★	Move Speed ↑	1

Aesthetic[]

Both a Slime and, more rarely, a Liquid Metal Slime have a chance of appearing in the background of Yggdrasil's Altar at anytime during a match.

A Slime also appears as a part of Hero's Down Taunt and in one of his victory screens. Solo, the Hero from Dragon Quest IV, wears a Slime earring, which turns into a Metal Slime in his alternate palette swap.

Other[]

Two Slimes make a cameo appearance in the Heroes' reveal trailer. In it, they are briefly seen reacting to The Luminary being launched and then fleeing.

Fighter[]

According to both Masahiro Sakurai and Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii, the development team briefly considered Slime to be the chosen fighter to represent the series, but had to be scrapped after realizing its limited moveset potential. Though Sakurai preferred the Hero, he has stated he would not have opposed Slime being chosen instead if Square Enix had requested it.

Trivia[]

Slime's appearance in Smash marks the third time it has appeared alongside Mario and Final Fantasy characters, following the Itadaki Street series and Mario Sports Mix.
Slime's segment of the "Mii Fighter Costumes - Round 2" trailer make several references to the Dragon Quest series:
- Captain Falcon performs one of his Taunts at the Mii Gunner, which involves performing a beckoning gesture. This is a possible reference to Dragon Quest V, where monsters can join the Hero's party after defeating them.
- The Mii Gunner is later seen, now in Metal and running away from The Luminary; it is a reference to Liquid Metal Slimes and their tendency to run away. The Luminary is also seen performing Hatchet Man, which is often used to defeat Metal Slimes as it has a high chance of dealing a critical hit.
The Slime hat is one of eleven headgear pieces to have special physics, following the Inkling Squid hat, the Viridi wig, and Lloyd wig (all three only in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U), the Zero helmet, the Knuckles hat, the Veronica wig, the Erdrick Equipment helmet, the Martial Artists wigs, the Nakoruru wig, the Rabbids hat, and the Callie wig.

Navigation[]

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