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* FantasticFruitsAndVegetables: As a plant, it reproduces through a tomato-like fruit. Said fruit also bleeds when pierced and has a lamb embryo in place of a pit. Apparently safe to eat raw, so long as the embryo is undeveloped.
* {{Planimal}}: Zigzagged, though the World Guide classifies it as "Flora". Its lifecycle is that of a plant, producing fruit and growing from the ground but herbivores see it as an animal and won't eat it. It looks like a sheep and even bleeds and has bones, but carnivores see it as a plant and won't eat it either. Then there are people who can't say either way and won't eat it due to not knowing what it is.
* {{Planimal}}: Zigzagged, though the World Guide classifies it as "Flora". Its lifecycle is that of a plant, producing fruit and growing from the ground but herbivores see it as an animal and won't eat it. It looks like a sheep and even bleeds and has bones, but carnivores see it as a plant and won't eat it either. Then there are people who can't say either way and won't eat it due to not knowing what it is.
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* FantasticFruitsAndVegetables: As a plant, it reproduces through a tomato-like large red fruit. Said fruit also bleeds when pierced and has a lamb embryo in place of a pit. Apparently safe to eat raw, raw when it's small.
* NonMaliciousMonster: According to Laios barometz are harmless. However, their mature sheep fruit attract predators like dire wolves, solong as the embryo is undeveloped.
they're not safe to be around, either.
* {{Planimal}}: Zigzagged, though the World Guide classifies it as "Flora". Its lifecycle is that of a plant, producing fruit and growing from the ground butherbivores vegetarian humans see it as an animal and won't eat it. It looks like a sheep and even bleeds and has bones, but carnivores carnivorous humans see it as a plant and won't eat it either. Then there are people who can't say either way and won't eat it due to not knowing what it is. Some monsters eat them, which might or might not help them reproduce.
* NonMaliciousMonster: According to Laios barometz are harmless. However, their mature sheep fruit attract predators like dire wolves, so
* {{Planimal}}: Zigzagged, though the World Guide classifies it as "Flora". Its lifecycle is that of a plant, producing fruit and growing from the ground but
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* KillItWithFire: Suffers this at the claws of the red dragon.
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* KillItWithFire: Suffers Several suffer this at the claws of the red dragon.
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* ChekhovsBoomerang: Marcille tries to emulate how Laios intimidated the basilisk all the way back in Volume 1. It doesn't work because she ends up being ''too'' distracting.
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* ChekhovsBoomerang: Marcille tries to emulate how Laios intimidated the basilisk all the way back in Volume 1. It doesn't work because she ends up being ''too'' distracting.distracting - despite Senshi attacking its other end, both of them go after her.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: But Laios gets so into his impersonation that he 100% was going to fight a raccoon dog-fox creature with his bare hands and teeth, leading Marcille to have to [[YourHeadAsplode blow its head off]] before he got hurt.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: But Laios gets so into his impersonation that he 100% was going to fight a raccoon dog-fox creature larger than himself with his bare hands and teeth, leading Marcille to have to [[YourHeadAsplode blow its head off]] before he got hurt.
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* SavageWolves: Big and extremely aggressive versions of regular wolves. They might perhaps actually ''be'' large fierce wolves; Laios manages to scare them away and they don't bother the party again, showing a greater sense of self-preservation than most monsters.
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* SavageWolves: Big and extremely aggressive versions of regular wolves. They might perhaps actually ''be'' large fierce wolves; Laios manages to scare them away and they snatch a barometz and don't bother the party again, showing a greater sense of self-preservation than most monsters.
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* MundaneUtility: Unicorn horn is famous for its magical properties, with a large variety of uses in healing and other magical practices. So far the most frequent use of them we've seen is to make water potable.
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* MundaneUtility: Unicorn horn is famous for its magical properties, with a large variety of uses in healing and other magical practices. So far the most frequent The only use of them we've seen we're directly shown is to make water potable.potable. The lion-headed fountains providing water throughout the dungeon have unicorn horn pieces for fangs.
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The colourful critters that inhabit ''Delicious in Dungeon's'' main setting. Click [[Characters/DeliciousInDungeon here]] to return to the main character index.
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The colourful critters that inhabit ''Delicious in Dungeon's'' main setting. Click [[Characters/DeliciousInDungeon here]] to return to the main character index.
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* UndergroundMonkey: The basilisks in the Golden Country resemble Leghorn chickens rather than Red Junglefowl like the one seen in the second floor.
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-->'''First encountered:''' Volume 7, Chapter 46
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-->'''First encountered:''' Volume 7, Chapter 4646 / Season 1, Episode 21
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-->'''First encountered:''' Volume 7, Chapter 4646 / Season 1, Episode 21
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A huge red dragon that Team Touden encounters deep in the dungeon. It defeats them and eats Falin, sparking the start of the series. Turns out it's under the control of the Lunatic Magician and had been ordered to look for King Delgal. After Team Touden defeat it, Marcille uses its flesh to [[spoiler:resurrect Falin with the unknown side-effect of mixing their souls. Part of it lives on in Falin's chimera form]].
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A huge red dragon that Team Touden encounters deep in the dungeon. It defeats them and eats Falin, sparking the start of the series. Turns out it's under the control of the Lunatic Magician and had been ordered to look for King Delgal. After Team Touden defeat it, Marcille uses its flesh to [[spoiler:resurrect resurrect Falin with the unknown side-effect side effect of mixing their souls. Part of it lives on in Falin's chimera form]].form.
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A huge red dragon that Team Touden encounters deep in the dungeon. It defeats them and eats Falin, sparking the start of the series. Turns out it's under the control of the Lunatic Magician and had been ordered to look for King Delgal. After Team Touden defeat it, Marcille uses its flesh to resurrect Falin with the unknown side-effect of mixing their souls. Part of it lives on in Falin's chimera form.
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A huge red dragon that Team Touden encounters deep in the dungeon. It defeats them and eats Falin, sparking the start of the series. Turns out it's under the control of the Lunatic Magician and had been ordered to look for King Delgal. After Team Touden defeat it, Marcille uses its flesh to resurrect [[spoiler:resurrect Falin with the unknown side-effect of mixing their souls. Part of it lives on in Falin's chimera form.form]].
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* HeroKiller: These rabbits are responsible for almost delivering a TotalPartyKill to the Touden party, and caused Senshi's first death. The latter is especially notable since he'd been living in the dungeon for over ''seventy years''.
