Treant



Treant is not very powerful, but has a lot of Hit Points by the time you fight it. It only has a fairly weak Wind Cutter Lv 2 spell, making it ideal for defense grinding at best. It goes down fairly easily, but it takes some time.



In the remake, it's a lot more powerful, but both attacks are fairly easy to dodge due to not homing nor having a very large range. As long as you have a decent speed/agility stat, you can outright get away from it fast.

Enemy Formations
Treant x 1

Treant x 1, Ghost Stalker x 2

Treant x 1, Ghost Stalker x 3

Treant x 2

Trivia

 * Treant is byte value D in the coding
 * It is a ghostly type of tree, a fictional entity often in various RPG's. One of the earliest franchises to have it is Dungeons & Dragons. Similar monsters are a Trent, an Ent, and a Tret. They're all very similar names as well.
 * It's one of the few monsters to actually look in any way "undead". Ghost Stalker, Skelebat, and Skeleton also share a similar trait to this. Monsters like Man Eater, Ghosthound, Ghost, and Scare Crowhave darker traits, and even appropriate names, but don't have an undead vibe to them.
 * Ironically, in the Nintendo 64 version, it's found in the forest right after the one associated with Earth. And Treant uses Wind Spells. In the Gameboy remake, it's found in the forest associated with Wind. And it uses Earth Spells.