Skull Eater

This crazy-eyed grey squirrel wants nothing more than to eat your face and head.

Description, Final Fantasy All the Bravest.

The Skull Eater (どくろイーター, Dokuro Ītā?, lit. Skull Eater) is a recurring creature in the Final Fantasy series. Debuting in Final Fantasy V, it is a more powerful version of the Nutkin, having nearly impenetrable defenses and very high attack power.

Appearances

Final Fantasy V

Main article: Skull Eater (Final Fantasy V)

The Skull Eater appears as an enemy encountered in Jachol Cave. It also appears at the Sealed Temple in the Advance and Matrix Software releases. It has a mere 1 HP but it has incredibly high stats and, when hit by magic, can spawn five additional Skull Eaters. It is a very dangerous but lucrative enemy as it rewards a large amount of ABP and has a slim chance of dropping Elixirs.

Final Fantasy Dimensions

Main article: Skull Eater (Dimensions)

The Skull Eater apppears as an enemy encountered in the Mazewood.

Final Fantasy Dimensions II

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Pictlogica Final Fantasy

The Skull Eater from Final Fantasy V appears as an enemy.

Final Fantasy All the Bravest

The Skull Eater from Final Fantasy V appears as an enemy.

'Final Fantasy Brave Exvius

The Skull Eater appears as an enemy encountered in the Savage Ruins.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper

The Skull Eater from Final Fantasy V appears as an enemy.

World of Final Fantasy

Main article: Skull Eater (World of Final Fantasy)

The Skull Eater appears as a Mirage encountered in the Train Graveyard, Coliseum, EX Dungeon B, and Hidden Dungeon. It can imprismed with a Mu Prism after bestowing it Regen, and can be transfigured with the Mu, Nut Eater, and Carbuncle.

Chocobo's Dungeon 2

Main article: Eater (Chocobo's Dungeon 2)

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Behind the scenes

The behavior, stats and color choice of these monsters resemble those of Dragon Quest's Metal Slimes, the main difference being that Skull Eaters don't give out that much EXP as they do AP or rare item drops.