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Revision as of 16:42, February 24, 2023
Monster types are attributes given to enemies in the Mana series. While in some games those are purely aesthetics, in others they influence the enemy's elemental and/or weapon strengths and weaknesses.
Secret of Mana
Animals
Japanese name: 動物 (Animal)
- “These are standard animal monsters. The[y] are traditionally found in the fields and woods, but they may also appear just about anywhere else.”
- —Secret of Mana Official Game Secrets
| Name | Element |
|---|---|
 Blat |
None |
 Grave Bat |
Shade |
 Heck Hound |
Shade |
 Howler |
None |
 Pebbler |
Gnome |
 Rabite |
None |
 Silktail |
None |
 Werewolf |
Luna |
Birds
Japanese name: トリ (Bird)
- “Creatures of the Bird type mostly fly (except for the Eggatrice and Griffin Hand[)]. Shoot with range weapons like the Bow. They are difficult to hit with short-range weapons until they are knocked to the ground.”
- —Secret of Mana Official Game Secrets
