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Fiends/Monstres/Monster/生物
| English | French | German | Japanese |
|---|---|---|---|
| Antica | Antica | Antica |
アンティカ |
| Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as 'ant', 蟻 (ari). | |||
| Bat | Chauve-souris | Bat |
コウモリ |
| Beastmen | Homme-bête | Beastmen |
獣人 |
| Bee | Abeille | Bee |
ハチ |
| Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as 'bee', 蜂 (hachi) | |||
| Bird | Oiseau | Bird |
鳥 |
| Crab | Crabe | Crab |
カニ |
| Damselfly | Damselfly | Damselfly |
トンボ |
| Dhalmel | Dhalmel | Dhalmel |
ダルメル |
| Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as キリン (Kirin) - Giraffe (not to be mistaken for the NM Kirin) | |||
| Fish | Poisson | Fish |
魚 |
| Notes: This is a noun, not a verb and certainly not a command. While {Fisherman} has been adapted to general usage to mean "puller," many English-speaking players have tried to adopt this as a command to said "Fisherman" to "Fish." However, in the various language clients, this comes across more like the English-speaking player screaming "Salmon! Tuna!" rather than "Please bring another enemy." | |||
| Funguar | Funguar | Funguar |
キノコ |
| Notes: Literally means "Mushroom" | |||
| Goblin | Goblin | Goblin |
ゴブリン |
| Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to ゴブ (gobu). | |||
| Leech | Leech | Leech |
ヒル |
| Lizard | Lézard | Lizard |
リザード |
| Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as トカゲ (tokage). | |||
| Malboro | Malboro | Malboro |
モルボル |
| Orc | Orc | Orc |
オーク |
| Quadav | Quadav | Quadav |
クゥダフ |
| Rabbit | Lapin | Rabbit |
ウサギ |
| Raptor | Raptor | Raptor |
ラプトゥル |
| Sahagin | Sahagin | Sahagin |
サハギン |
| Sheep | Mouton | Sheep |
羊 |
| Skeleton | Squelette | Skeleton |
骸骨 |
| Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as 骨 (Hone) "Bones" | |||
| Tiger | Tigre | Tiger |
トラ |
| Tonberry | Tonberry | Tonberry |
トンベリ |
| Worm | Ver | Worm |
ミミズ |
| Notes: Also sometimes used to refer to crawlers; however they typically use イモ (potato) for crawlers. | |||
| Yagudo | Yagudo | Yagudo |
ヤグード |
