Multi Optics



Mutli Optics isn't very strong, despite the Hit Point count. It deals little damage, but has a decent defense for when you meet it. If you don't want to get hit by all 3 of its Homing Arrow Lv 1 shots, just using various spell projectiles from a mid range distance. Otherwise, it'll go down fast with a good amount of physical attacks or powerful Fire spells like Fire Pillar. If it's far enough away, it'll use Healing Lv 1 instead.

In the remake, it's significantly easier as a monster and will lose fast to your spells. It'll use Healing Lv 1 when somewhat far away, which depending your levels can heal away most of the damage you've done.

Enemy Formations
Multi Optics x 1

Multi Optics x 1, Blood Jell x 2

Multi Optics x 2, Crawler x 1

Multi Optics x 2, Crawler x 2

Multi Optics x 3, Blood Jell x 1

Multi Optics x 4

Trivia

 * Multi Optics is enemy byte value 0 in the coding.
 * It has a counterpart in Blood Jell and Man Eater, who share smilar models and the same sprite structure.
 * Blood Jell uses a similar spell to it. Man Eater has nothing in common beyond its model.
 * They also have different sets of eyes. Man Eater has 2, Blood Jell has 1, and Multi Optics has around 10 or so.
 * This is one of the monsters who have few differences between the Nintendo 64 and Gameboy version. Only thing changed is some stats. As the magic itself is significantly buffed, the Gameboy version is overall stronger despite far less Hit Points.
 * Mutli Optics has a fairly simplistic name. Multiple Optical Eyes, basically. The Japanese name translates effectively to Thousand Eyes.
 * It's the only Monster in Eltale Monsters to have a different move than from Quest 64 and Holy Magic Century(Nintendo 64).