Sniffles is an enemy in Magical Starsign. It can be fought at Great Dragon Road, and later Tangerine Beach, Mandarin Beach, and Dragon Beach on Cassia.
Profile
Sniffles is a quadrupedal dragon with blue skin, a pale stomach, a red nose. It also possesses a small pair of red wings on its back.
Gameplay
Sniffles only appears at Great Dragon Road if a hearty dog uses love shower on the corresponding ice chunk. Despite having the fire starsign, Sniffles does not possess any spells, but will still gain aura when Razen is in phase.
It possesses one physical skill, sneezing fit, which it will use to attack a random member of the party each turn. There is no indication of which party member will receive this attack, making it slightly harder to time a reflex guard.[1]
Stats
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| No.
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Name
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Starsign
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Lv.
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HP
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MP
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| 002
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Sniffles
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―
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8
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240
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0
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Pow
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IQ
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Def
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Spr
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Agi
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P.Rst
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M.Rst
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| 10
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1
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1
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1
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4
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100%
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100%
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| EXP
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Bira
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Drop
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| 12
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25
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― (―%)
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| Skills & Magic
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| Front
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―
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―
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―
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| ―
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―
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―
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| Back
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―
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―
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―
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| ―
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―
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―
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Attacks
Arrangements
Descriptions
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| Descriptions
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Magical Vacation: Itsutsu no Hoshi ga Narabu Toki
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カゼをひいてしまったドラゴン。 炎をふくはずが ハナミズをふくぞ。 ハナミズまみれになるまえに やっつけるんだ!TrTranslation: A dragon that caught a cold. Instead of blowing flames, it blows snot. Finish it off before you get covered in snot!
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Magical Starsign
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Its actual name is long and difficult to pronounce, so everyone just calls it "Sniffles" for short. Instead of fire, it sneezes a disgusting gob of green guck.
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Nomenclature
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| Language |
Name |
Meaning
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Japanese |
アカハナAkahana |
Akahana, from 赤 aka (red) and 鼻 hana (nose)
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English |
Sniffles
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French |
Dragronez |
Dragronez, possibly from dragon, rouge (red), and nez (nose)
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German |
Schnüffel |
Sniffle
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Italian |
Aspirotta
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Spanish |
Moquitos
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References