The Rock Crab (カニモドキ, Kanimodoki and 岩ガニ, Iwagani) are two enemies that share the same name in Suikoden IV.
Information
One form of these crustacean creatures lived in the waters around the Nest of Pirates. They are well protected by their shells and can attack with their pincers. One can gain such materials as shells and seashells from their bodies.
Another Rock Crab lived on the beaches of Na-Nal Island and was a troublesome crab that could appear even in residential areas. Like its compatriot, it was well protected by its shell. The Stone of Defense it sometimes left behind in defeat was proof of that.
Data
| Stats
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LVL
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HP
203
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STR
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SKL
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MGC
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EVA
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MDF
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SPD
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LUC
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| Resistances
|
Fire
20
|
Water
20
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Wind
20
|
Earth
20
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Light.
20
|
Punish.
20
|
Blink
20
|
Soul E.
20
|
Neutral
20
|
Physical
20
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| Status Resistances
|
Death
10%
|
Sleep
10%
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Charm
10%
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Teleport
10%
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| Battle Data
|
| Rune piece
|
This enemy has no rune equipped.
|
| Status infliction
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This enemy does not inflict status effects.
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| Attacks
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| Attack 1
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This enemy uses a normal, physical attack.
|
| Location and Loot
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| Area
|
Sea around Nest of Pirates
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| Potch
|
700
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| Items
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Shell (30%)
Seashell (30%)
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| Food
|
Crab Bun
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| Stats
|
LVL
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HP
289
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STR
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SKL
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MGC
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EVA
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PDF
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MDF
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SPD
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LUC
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| Resistances
|
Fire
20
|
Water
20
|
Wind
20
|
Earth
20
|
Light.
20
|
Punish.
20
|
Blink
20
|
Soul E.
20
|
Neutral
20
|
Physical
20
|
| Status Resistances
|
Death
10%
|
Sleep
10%
|
Charm
10%
|
Teleport
10%
|
| Battle Data
|
| Rune piece
|
This enemy has no rune equipped.
|
| Status infliction
|
This enemy does not inflict status effects.
|
| Attacks
|
| Attack 1
|
This enemy uses a normal, physical attack.
|
| Location and Loot
|
| Area
|
Na-Nal Island
|
| Potch
|
950
|
| Items
|
Shell (30%)
Stone of Defense (1%)
|
| Food
|
Crab Bun
|
Trivia
- A messy localization incident, for sure. The first crab's Japanese name "Kanimodoki" would probably be better off localized as "Mock (or Pseudo-) Crab".
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