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*The white Giant King K. Rool and Cetacea are both animal characters associated with water, as well as sharing a white-and-cold color scheme. | *The white Giant King K. Rool and Cetacea are both animal characters associated with water, as well as sharing a white-and-cold color scheme. | ||
*The Hero minion represents Luminary, the only character in ''Dragon Quest XI'' who can summon Cetacea. | *The Hero minion represents Luminary, the only character in ''Dragon Quest XI'' who can summon Cetacea. | ||
* | *The stage and music references Cetacea's appearance in ''Dragon Quest XI'', with Cetacea appearing as a background character. | ||
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*The Giant R.O.B. | *The Giant R.O.B. and the Golem are both giant-sized autonomous characters. | ||
*The stage references the original ''Dragon Quest'', where a Golem stands guard near the outskirts of the town of Cantlin. The stage also references | *The stage references the original ''Dragon Quest'', where a Golem stands guard near the outskirts of the town of Cantlin. The stage also references how ''Dragon Quest'' and ''Super Mario Bros.'' are both 8-bit games released on the NES. | ||
*The Sleep Status rule references the previously-mentioned Golem, as it can be put to sleep with the Faerie Flute to make the battle easier. | *The Sleep Status rule references the previously-mentioned Golem, as it can be put to sleep with the Faerie Flute to make the battle easier. | ||
*The Slow Super Armor battle condition and the second battle condition references the Golem's low agility and high defense and attack power. | *The Slow Super Armor battle condition and the second battle condition references the Golem's low agility and high defense and attack power. | ||
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*The Metal Kirby represents the Liquid Metal Slime, a metallic version of the standard Slime. | *The Metal Kirby represents the Liquid Metal Slime, a metallic version of the standard Slime. | ||
*The stage references | *The stage references how Liquid Metal Slimes are often found in caves or other cavernous areas. | ||
*The Metal Kirby starts off with a Franklin Badge, referencing the Liquid Metal Slimes' immunity to magic spells. | *The Metal Kirby starts off with a Franklin Badge, referencing the Liquid Metal Slimes' immunity to magic spells. | ||
*The battle conditions references the battle against the Liquid Metal Slime, which has high speed and defense and low attack power and HP, where it would typically flee in one turn rather than battling. | *The battle conditions references the battle against the Liquid Metal Slime, which has high speed and defense and low attack power and HP, where it would typically flee in one turn rather than battling. | ||