| 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 beaks with angry expressions. Blue-skinned, this Fiend.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[edit | edit source]
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.
Name Etymology[edit | edit source]
Blue Gargoyle's Snes and PlayStation name, Grimalkin, appears to be a portmanteau of gremlin and kin. The former are winged, Demonic creatures from folklore, while the latter is a synonym for family or clan. This may allude to the unified ideologies Fiends have against Humans or the simple fact that they frequently appear with other Fiends in battle.
