Man Eater



Man Eater is the first Earth monster you face, and can throw a Rock Lv 1 at a short distance. If you're close enough in the Nintendo 64 versions, it cannot hit you with the attack, and only has that move.



In the Gameboy version, it now has a physical attack, but Rock Lv 1 has very small range, so you can stay far away and easily beat it with projectiles.

Enemy Formations
Man Eater x 1

Man Eater x 1, Were Hare x 1

Man Eater x 1, Were Hare x 2

Man Eater x 2

Man Eater x 3

Trivia

 * Man Eater is byte value 2 in the game's coding.
 * The name suggests it has devoured wandering humans, having skulls and bones in it. It also a Slime-like enemy, and many have been known to have corrosive bodies which absorb creatures and objects, slowly dissolving them.
 * In the Nintendo 64 versions, this is the only Monster to use Rock Lv 1.
 * Tim, a Boss in the Gameboy game, also uses this spell.
 * This monster shares a similar model and spriteset as Blood Jell and Multi Optics. The Gameboy sprites are identical bodies but with various pixel changes.
 * Despite this, they have practically nothing in common for Attack moves. Blood Jell has Homing Arrow Lv 2. Multi-Optics has Homing Arrow Lv 1 and Healing Lv 2.
 * On the other hand, Blood Jell is also Earth, and has a Homing Arrow spell like Multi Optics does. In a sense, they share slight similarities beyond animations.
 * Blood Jell also turns into Man Eater in the puzzle game.