Red Jelly

Red Jelly
Group	Jellies
Roles	Foe
Appearances	Epic Battle Fantasy 2 Epic Battle Fantasy 3 Epic Battle Fantasy 4

The Red Jelly is a recurring foe in Epic Battle Fantasy series. It appears primarily in Rock Lake (in Epic Battle Fantasy 3) and Ashwood Forest (in Epic Battle Fantasy 4). It is a member of the Jelly enemy class.

Appearance

In EBF2 and EBF3, the Red Jelly has a pink bell with a strange, ponytail-shaped tendril emerging from the top.

In EBF4, the Red Jelly has been redesigned to be dark red and have a more spherical bell with a few curved "spines" protruding from the top. Its body is transparent, and a glowing orange core can be seen inside. The Battle Mountain update added a pair of small black eyes.

Overview

Red Jellies are mid-tier enemies that aren't much of a threat outside of some status effects they can apply with their attacks. Interestingly, their elemental affinity varies greatly between the games in which they appear

In EBF2, Red Jellies use Thunder and Poison attacks. They're able to inflict attack debuffs, Poison, and Stun; thankfully, the chance of them being able to Stun is very low. They resist Fire, Water, and Poison, but are weak to Thunder and Ice, thus they can be taken down easily with Iceberg, Thunderbolt, or Glacier.

In EBF3, Red Jellies now use Poison attacks exclusively and can only inflict the Poison status on your party members, thus making them less of a threat overall since they only use one element. Their resistances have been significantly altered, though; they now absorb Water and Poison, and resist Wind. However, they're still weak to Thunder, along with Fire and Ice, providing plenty of options for taking them down.

In EBF4, Red Jellies have been overhauled to use only Fire attacks. As such, all of their attacks have a chance to Burn your party members. They also absorb Fire now, and can Burn themselves to regain some health. Aside from this, they also absorb Water, are immune to Earth, and resist Bomb. Despite this, they can still be taken down fairly easily as they are now weak to Thunder, Ice, and Poison, making it easy to defeat them even in spite of how early they appear in the game. They can be dealt with using skills such as Nettle, Spark Arrow, or Frost Arrow.

Statistics

Epic Battle Fantasy 2

It should be noted that HP, Attack, and Magic Attack also will be multiplied by the wave modifier. Check Epic Battle Fantasy 2 Foe Waves to see the value of the modifier for a specified wave.

	Red Jelly	Aquatic Slime	EBF2
	The red one is the more poisonous variety.

Statistics
Base Statistics						Eva	S. Hit
	27000	0.7	1	1	1	1x	5000
Elemental Resistance
	50%	-40%	-60%	50%	-	-	50%	-	-	-
Status Resistance
	100%	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
(De)buff Cap	Buffs	Debuffs
	-	40%

Stealable Item
Icon
Name	Mist Potion

Before the EBF Collection update, the Red Jelly was not affected by the Easy difficulty HP penalty.

Epic Battle Fantasy 3

	Red Jelly	Poisonous Jellyfish	EBF3
	Jellyfish which stuns[incorrect] and poisons with a sting.

Statistics
Base Statistics								Exp	AP	Gold
	110	4	4	4	4	4	4	13	2.5	12
Elemental Resistance
	-70%	-50%	-60%	300%	50%	-	200%	-	-	-
Status Resistance
	-	-	-	-	-	100%	-
Debuff Resistance
	-	-	-	-	-	-

Item Drop Rate
Icon				-	-	-	-
Name	Tentacle	Red Potion	Bubble Stone	-	-	-	-
Chance	60%	40%	20%	-	-	-	-

Epic Battle Fantasy 4

	Red Jelly	EBF4
	A jellyfish which uses only fire attacks and burns itself.

Statistics
Base Statistics								Exp	AP	SP	Gold	Hit2HP
	108	4	4	4	4	4	4	14	1.6	1.6	8	50
Elemental Resistance
	200%	-80%	-80%	100%	-80%	50%	-	200%	-	-
Status Resistance
	-	-	-50%	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Debuff Resistance
	-	-	-	-	-	-

Item Drop Rate
Icon				-	-	-	-
Name	Magma Sample	Liquid Ice	Tentacle	-	-	-	-
Chance	20%	20%	50%	-	-	-	-

Status Damage
Damage taken from status effects, in % of maximum health (per turn), including elemental resistances:
Burn	Poison	Doom (if Death fails)	Regen
-7%	5.4% per stack, up to 48.6%	25%	-33.(3)%
Final damage is randomized by ±5% (except for Doom) and rounded down.

Statistics with More Foe Resistance enabled.

	Red Jelly	EBF4
	A jellyfish which uses only fire attacks and burns itself.

Statistics
Base Statistics								Exp	AP	SP	Gold	Hit2HP
	108	4	4	4	4	4	4	14	1.6	1.6	8	50
Elemental Resistance
	200%	-80%	100%	100%	-80%	50%	-	200%	-	-
Status Resistance
	-	-	-50%	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Debuff Resistance
	-	100%	-	100%	-	-

Item Drop Rate
Icon				-	-	-	-
Name	Magma Sample	Liquid Ice	Tentacle	-	-	-	-
Chance	20%	20%	50%	-	-	-	-

Status Damage
Damage taken from status effects, in % of maximum health (per turn), including elemental resistances:
Burn	Poison	Doom (if Death fails)	Regen
-7%	5.4% per stack, up to 48.6%	25%	-33.(3)%
Final damage is randomized by ±5% (except for Doom) and rounded down.

Attacks and Abilities

Epic Battle Fantasy 2

Attack List
Attack	Target	Power	Type	Element	Status Effect			Acc	RdF
Flip	Single	1700		50%	5%	2x		100%	10%
Jab	Single	2500		50%	40%	1x		100%	10%
Bubbles	Single	2500		100%	20%	20%		120%	10%
Notes: Before the EBF Collection update, this attack was Thunder-elemental and scaled with user Attack but was reduced by target's Magic Defence.

Epic Battle Fantasy 3

Attack List
Attack	Target	Power	Type	Element	Status Effect			Acc	Crit	RdF
Flip	Single	22		60%	--	--	--	100%	10%	10%
Jab	Single	22		60%	100%	1x		90%	10%	10%

Despite Bestiary's description, the foe has no Stunning attacks.

Epic Battle Fantasy 4

Attack List
Attack	Target	Power	Type	Element	Status Effect			Acc	Crit	RdF
Flip	Single	26		100%	30%	1x		100%	10%	10%
Fume	Single Self	28 --	--	50% ----	--	-- 2x	--	100% --	10% --	10% --
Fire	Single Self	22 --	--	100% ----	--	-- 2x	--	100% --	10% --	10% --
Notes: Only used on difficulties below Hard.
Fireball	Single Self	40 --	--	100% ----	30% --	2x 2x		100% --	10% --	10% --
Notes: Can only be used on Hard or Epic difficulties. Before the v2 update, was programmed incorrectly, and therefore could not be seen during normal gameplay. Prior to the Battle Mountain update, this attack instead had 28 power.

Battle Logic

The following describes general logic of the enemy and attack patterns, with chances of each attack to be used. Conditions are listed from highest to lowest priority unless specified otherwise.

Epic Battle Fantasy 2

• Sealed → Flip (2/3), Jab (1/3);
• Otherwise → Flip (1/3), Jab (1/3), Bubbles (1/3).

Epic Battle Fantasy 3

• Anything → Flip (1/2), Jab (1/2).

Epic Battle Fantasy 4

• Berserked or/and Syphoned → Flip;
• If playing on Hard/Epic → Flip (1/3), Fume (1/3), Fireball (1/3);
• Otherwise → Flip (1/3), Fume (1/3), Fire (1/3).