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| + | EBF4 Bestiary Veggie Slime 1.png|Veggie Slime (''EBF4'') |
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| + | EBF4 Bestiary Snow Slime 2.png|Snow Slime |
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| + | EBF4 Bestiary Sludge Slime 2.png|Sludge Slime |
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| + | EBF4 Bestiary Sand Slime 3.png|Sand Slime (''EBF4'') |
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| + | EBF5 Bestiary Water Slime 3.png|Water Slime |
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| + | EBF5 Bestiary Slime Mouse 3.png|Slime Mouse |
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| + | EBF5 Bestiary Sand Slime 2.png|Sand Slime (''EBF5'') |
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| + | EBF5 Bestiary Slime Bunny 1.png|Slime Bunny |
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| + | EBF5 Bestiary Mud Slime 1.png|Mud Slime (''EBF5'') |
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| + | EBF5 Bestiary Lava Slime 1.png|Lava Slime |
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| + | EBF5 Bestiary Icecream Slime 2.png|Icecream Slime |
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| + | EBF5 Bestiary Chocolate Slime 3.png|Chocolate Slime |
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| + | '''Slimes''' are a recurring group of foes in the {{EBF|s}}. [[Giant Slimes|Big Slimes]] are a subgroup of their family. |
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| + | ==Appearance== |
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| + | Slimes appear as roughly oval blobs of colorful ooze, snow, lava, or other substances. They have beady eyes and a small mouth with a cleft lip that makes them look slightly cat-like. When severely damaged or killed, their eyes tend to pop out of their heads in a comical fashion. |
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| + | Many Slimes have objects embedded in their bodies, and some naturally develop other features such as ears, tails, and tiny clouds that inexplicably hover over them at all times. |
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+ | Slimes are highly adaptive, being able to live almost anywhere on the planet. They often develop unique traits based on their environment, and can even breed with other species (as seen with the [[Furry Slime]]). |
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| − | red slime with rocks.png |
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| − | yellow slime with tail.png|Pika-slime! |
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| − | </gallery>e usually share the same type. Slimes are the first and most basic enemys fought and are so weak that a peasant killing one with a pitchfork is a normal event. |
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| + | ==Overview== |
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| + | Slimes are weak foes with pitiful offenses and low health. They can jump at the player, dealing minor damage and maybe inflict a status effect. Some Slimes can cast magic spells such as [[Thunderbolt]] or [[Fire Rain]], but their damage output is not much higher than their regular attacks |
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| + | In {{EBF|4}} only, Slimes gained the ability to inflict the {{s|Slimed}} status effect with their regular attacks. While the chance is small, it effectively stuns the player for its duration and has no cures. |
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| + | ==Species== |
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| + | === {{EBF|1}} === |
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| + | *[[Furry Slime]] |
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| + | === {{EBF|3}} === |
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| + | *[[Furry Slime]] |
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| + | *[[Yellow Slime]] |
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| + | === {{EBF|4}} === |
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| + | *[[Veggie Slime]] |
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| + | *[[Furry Slime]] |
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| + | *[[Snow Slime]] |
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| + | *[[Sand Slime]] |
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| + | *[[Sludge Slime]] |
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+ | === {{EBF|5}} === |
| + | *[[Water Slime]] |
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| + | *[[Lava Slime]] |
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| + | *[[Furry Slime]] ''(added in v2 update)'' |
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| + | *[[Slime Mouse]] |
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| − | Slimes attack by hurling themselves at the [[matt|players]] then returning to their positions either by shrinking until they are invisible then teleporting back or by simply jumping. This strike inherits the [[Elements|element]] of the slime although none have special effects such as [[Status effects|Freezing or poisoning]]. An example of this is, A blue slime's strike deals howevermuch water damage to the player. If the player is strong against or weak to water we or she will take more or less or it. Although it is water type this is a basic attack and will only hurt, not freeze. The only exepeprion is the yellow slime which casts lightning and stuns with it's attack. Little of this is useful because the power of the strike is so low that blows can usualy be shrugged off. Defencewise slimes are equaly as inferior. Low health and armor make them easly one-shot killed with the right move but they do have one trick up their sleeve. Again their elemental properties show themselves, as immunitys and weaknesses. A slime will absorb and regain health from an attack of their type. For instance a blue slime hit with a water-based move heals however much damage the strike would inflict, instead of just being immune to it's element. It is recomended that players use countering spells to fight Slimes because even a weak, opposing magic can dispose of this ooze. When facing other enemys at the same time, due to the facts that foes generaly share weaknesses and that slimes can be obliterated by their vulnerability, it is best to let aoe's kill them for you. Red slimes are immune to magic so they must be treated with a little thought. |
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| − | ==Types of Slimes== |
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| − | "The most common resident of every forest. Is very weak and uses standard attacks." ~EBF3 Description |
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| + | *[[Icecream Slime]] |
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| − | These are the most basic of basic enemies, the Green Slime makes weak jumps at you that do low damage. They also have lots of weaknesses and no stat resistance. |
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| + | *[[Sand Slime]] |
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| − | In Epic difficulty, they come out poisoned, which eventually give them health every turn. |
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| + | *[[Chocolate Slime]] |
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| − | Stats: |
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| + | *[[Mud Slime]] |
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| − | Elemental Weakness: Thunder, Ice, Fire. |
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| + | *[[Slime Bunny (foe)|Slime Bunny]] |
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| − | Elemental Resistance: Water, Posion, Earth. |
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| + | == [[Adventure Story|''Adventure Story'']] == |
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| − | Stat Weakness: Doom, Death. |
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| + | Slimes appear throughout the first three worlds of ''Adventure Story'' as the most basic enemies [[Matt]] will encounter. They mostly sit in place or move from side to side on whatever platform they're occupying. |
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| + | ==''[[Bullet Heaven]]''== |
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| − | Stat Resistance: None |
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| + | Slimes appear as regular enemies in this series that usually explode into bullets when defeated. A slime resembling a fortress also appears as the first boss of the game piloted by [[Kitten army|Kittens]]. It shoots mainly simple danmaku patterns, most of which are easy to dodge. This slime also has low health, as if high level attack shots are used on it, it would move on to the next phase in less than 5-10 seconds. |
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| − | "Water based variety of the common Slime. It's attacks have a watery property." ~EBF3 Desciprtion |
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| − | These are just like the Green Slimes but have different weaknesses and Water Type jumps. |
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| + | *Slimes would begin a trend of a new "cannon fodder" enemy class being introduced in each ''Epic Battle Fantasy'' game, followed by [[Kitten army|Kittens]], [[Bushes]], [[Idols]], and [[Worms]]. |
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| + | **Prior to ''EBF5'', Slimes, Kittens, Bushes, and Idols were the only creatures that had multiple models per type, excluding the damaged sprites of certain bosses. |
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| + | *Slimes feature in the loading screens of ''EBF3 ''and'' EBF5'', with random species dropping out of the sky and sitting at random places on the ground. They can be splattered by clicking on them, causing a new Slime to drop a few seconds later; squishing 100 Slimes that way will award the player with the ''Slime Splatter ''and ''What Game?'' [[medals |medals, respectively]]. Idols took up the role for ''EBF4''<nowiki/>'s pre-loader. |
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| + | *Yellow Slimes and Slime Mice often have variations that resemble the various "Pikaclones" from the ''Pokémon'' franchise. |
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| − | Elemental Weakness: Thunder, Bomb. |
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| + | *In ''EBF3'', an [[NPC]] called Legolas laments that he is too "underleveled" to defeat a single Slime. |
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| + | *''EBF2'' is the only game in the series that does not feature a single species of Slime in its bestiary, although [[Slime Bunny (character)|Slime Bunny]] appears as a [[summon]]. |
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| − | Elemental Resistance: Water, Fire, Ice, Wind, Earth. |
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| − | Stat Weakenss: Doom, Death, Stun. |
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| − | *Slimes, [[kitten-armie|kitten-warriors]][[kitten-armie| and]] [[Bushes]] the only creatures that have multiple models per type. (Ex. A green slime can have a sunflower, a mellon, a carrot, leaves or nothing on/in it but still be green slimes.) |
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| − | *Slimes are featured in a minigame similar to wack-a-mole where the player squishes them as they fall from the sky. A [[medal]] called [[Slime splatter]] is awarded for splatting 100 slimes in this game. |
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| − | *These creatures appear to be both common and aggressive, as run ins with them are often heard about. |
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| − | *Slimes are somehow related to [[Giant Slimes]], perhaps through mutation or reverse ossmosis, as they share many qualitys of a basic cell. |
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| − | *Furry Slimes are also seen in EBF1. |
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| − | *Slimes are similar too the mob slime in a sandbox game called Minecraft. |
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Revision as of 00:26, 22 May 2020
- "There exist a huge diversity of slimes in every corner of the world. They come in all shapes and sizes, with varying elemental properties. All species are however pathetic and their deaths by that of your mighty sword shall not be mourned." - Epic Battle Fantasy 3 intro (sic)
Slimes are a recurring group of foes in the Epic Battle Fantasy series. Big Slimes are a subgroup of their family.
Appearance
Slimes appear as roughly oval blobs of colorful ooze, snow, lava, or other substances. They have beady eyes and a small mouth with a cleft lip that makes them look slightly cat-like. When severely damaged or killed, their eyes tend to pop out of their heads in a comical fashion.
Many Slimes have objects embedded in their bodies, and some naturally develop other features such as ears, tails, and tiny clouds that inexplicably hover over them at all times.
Slimes are highly adaptive, being able to live almost anywhere on the planet. They often develop unique traits based on their environment, and can even breed with other species (as seen with the Furry Slime).
Overview
Slimes are weak foes with pitiful offenses and low health. They can jump at the player, dealing minor damage and maybe inflict a status effect. Some Slimes can cast magic spells such as Thunderbolt or Fire Rain, but their damage output is not much higher than their regular attacks
In Epic Battle Fantasy 4 only, Slimes gained the ability to inflict the Slimed status effect with their regular attacks. While the chance is small, it effectively stuns the player for its duration and has no cures.
Species
Epic Battle Fantasy
Epic Battle Fantasy 3
Epic Battle Fantasy 4
Epic Battle Fantasy 5
- Water Slime
- Lava Slime
- Furry Slime (added in v2 update)
Adventure Story
Slimes appear throughout the first three worlds of Adventure Story as the most basic enemies Matt will encounter. They mostly sit in place or move from side to side on whatever platform they're occupying.
Bullet Heaven
Slimes appear as regular enemies in this series that usually explode into bullets when defeated. A slime resembling a fortress also appears as the first boss of the game piloted by Kittens. It shoots mainly simple danmaku patterns, most of which are easy to dodge. This slime also has low health, as if high level attack shots are used on it, it would move on to the next phase in less than 5-10 seconds.
Trivia
- Slimes would begin a trend of a new "cannon fodder" enemy class being introduced in each Epic Battle Fantasy game, followed by Kittens, Bushes, Idols, and Worms.
- Prior to EBF5, Slimes, Kittens, Bushes, and Idols were the only creatures that had multiple models per type, excluding the damaged sprites of certain bosses.
- Slimes feature in the loading screens of EBF3 and EBF5, with random species dropping out of the sky and sitting at random places on the ground. They can be splattered by clicking on them, causing a new Slime to drop a few seconds later; squishing 100 Slimes that way will award the player with the Slime Splatter and What Game? medals, respectively. Idols took up the role for EBF4's pre-loader.
- Yellow Slimes and Slime Mice often have variations that resemble the various "Pikaclones" from the Pokémon franchise.
- In EBF3, an NPC called Legolas laments that he is too "underleveled" to defeat a single Slime.
- EBF2 is the only game in the series that does not feature a single species of Slime in its bestiary, although Slime Bunny appears as a summon.