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Mimic
DQ Mimic.png
Symbol of the Dragon Quest series.
Official artwork of a mimic fromDragon Quest VIII.
UniverseDragon Quest
DebutDragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation (1988)
Smash Bros. appearancesUltimate
Most recent non-Smash appearanceDragon Quest III HD-2D Remake (2024)
Console/platform of originNintendo Entertainment System
SpeciesMonster
Created byYuji Horii
Designed byAkira Toriyama

Amimic (ミミック,Mimikku) is a recurring monster in theDragon Quest series.

Origin[edit]

Mimics were first introduced inDragon Quest III, and have appeared in every mainline game since then. Mimics are similar to monsters of the same name in other franchises, such asDungeons and Dragons. These monsters, usually found within dungeons, take the form of a treasure chest and attack the player upon attempting to open it. Defeating the mimic generally rewards the player with an item, which differs from game to game.

Mimics are essentially stronger versions of another monster called the cannibox, as mimics possess better stats and the ability to instantly kill any character with spells like Whack and Thwack.

InSuper Smash Bros. Ultimate[edit]

A mimic attackingPikachu.

Mimics have a chance of appearing on the stageYggdrasil's Altar. Just like in their home series, mimics take the form of a regular treasure chest, and when the player tries to open it, they'll attack. Defeating the mimic results in a random item to be dropped.

Names in other languages[edit]

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LanguageNameMeaning
Japan Japaneseミミック,Mimikku
UK EnglishMimic
France FrenchImitapeurImitator
Germany GermanImitator
Spain SpanishCofre miméticoMimetic Chest
Italy ItalianSkrigno dentatoToothed chest

Trivia[edit]

  • The mimic's ability to land critical hits is a reference to it being part of the cannibox family of monsters, which have a tendency to land guaranteed critical hits.


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StageYggdrasil's Altar
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