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[[File:Poto TOM artwork.gif|200px|thumb|Artwork of a poto from ''Children of Mana'']]
|image=[[File:Poto TOM artwork.gif|200px]]<br>artwork of a poto from ''Trials of Mana'' remake
The '''Poto''' is a recurring enemy species in the ''[[Mana (series)|Mana]]'' series. They are generally depicted as a cross between a reptile and a marsupial with rounded features. Potos are one of the most recurring regular enemies in the franchise.
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The '''Poto''' is a recurring enemy in the ''[[Mana (series)|Mana]]'' series.


==History==
==General Information==
===''Legend of Mana''===
===Physical Description===
Potos have large angular heads with a single rounded horn protuding at the top. They have droopy eyes which can may them look perpetually tired and have a long lizard-like tongue used to attack their target. Their body is stumpy, with oversized hind legs similar to kangaroos and stubby arms. They are mostly colored light-green, but white versions are also prevalent.
 
===Attributes===
Potos typically roam frozen wastelands and icy caves. They can, however, be also spotted near water or in other damp places.
 
They have an affinity for casting and resisting [[Wisp|light]] magic, but some games have shown them to favor [[Undine|Water]]. Depending on the installment, they are either weak to [[Shade]] or [[Jinn]] spells.
 
=== Variants ===
The Poto variants are themed after family members.
 
*[[Marmpoto|Marmpotos]] are named after the mother nickname "Mama". They typically harbor a peach to orange hue and cast stronger light magic at the heroes. In some games, they can be summoned by the Potos.
 
*[[Parpoto|Parpotos]] are Papa potos and are the strongest variant of Poto in games they appear in. They are shown to cast [[Holy Saber]] on themselves to hit the party with light-elemental damage.
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==Appearances==
===''[[Final Fantasy Adventure]]/[[Adventures of Mana]]''===
[[File:Poto FFA artwork.jpg|100px|right]]
{{quote2|Shall I make you into a Moogle?|Translated Quote}}
{{main|Poto (Adventures of Mana)}}
Potos are seen roaming the icy caves of [[Cara Mountains]] and then reappears in the [[Temple of Mana]]. They are can turn the player into a [[Moogle (status)|Moogle]]. Defeating them often yield prized restorative items, such as [[Elixir|Elixirs]] and [[Hi-Ether|Hi-Ethers]].
 
Although their official art depict them as pure white in ''Final Fantasy Adventure'', they are recolored green in subsequent remakes.
{{-}}
===''[[Trials of Mana]]''===
[[File:Poto TOM artwork.gif|100px|right]]
{{main|Poto (Trials of Mana)}}
Potos return in ''Trials of Mana'' and can be seen inside the [[Seaside Cavern]] of [[Beuca Island]] and later in the [[Frostbite Fields]]. Though not particularily difficult to defeat, they can cast a mulit-target [[Healing Light]] to recover their HP and can summon [[Marmpoto (Trials of Mana)|Marmpotos]]. They should be dealt with quickly because of that.
 
A [[Poto Oil]] can be bought at the [[Night Market]] and emulates a party heal once consumed.
 
[[Poto Pajamas]] are body equipment for [[Charlotte]] sold at [[Tomato Town]] and [[Valsena]].
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===''[[Legend of Mana]]''===
[[File:Poto pet portrait LOM sprite.png|100px|right]]
{{quote2|Beast -- STR: Undine ; WK: Jinn -- A really sleepy-looking monster that attacks enemies by licking them.|In-Game Encyclopedia}}
{{quote2|Beast -- STR: Undine ; WK: Jinn -- A really sleepy-looking monster that attacks enemies by licking them.|In-Game Encyclopedia}}
Enemy potos can be spotted in the wild in both the [[Mekiv Caverns]] and [[Fieg Snowfields]]. They can attack players by jump kicking and with their signature tongue lick. Defeating them often yield eyes or oils. Wild potos can be identifed by their orange hue.
Players can domesticate their own Poto by hunting for a monster egg in either the Mekiv Caverns or the [[Ulkan Mines]]. Their '''Dragons''' Synchro ability allows player characters to increase the damage dealt to Dragon monsters in battle.
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===''[[Sword of Mana]]''===
[[File:Poto Sword of Mana sprite.png|right]]
{{main|Poto (Sword of Mana)}}
Potos are Oddball-type enemies appearing in the frigid [[Kahla Peak]] region during the day. They only have DayViz as a sense. [[Shade]] or [[Dryad]] magic can take them down easily.
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===''[[Children of Mana]]''===
[[File:Poto COM sprite.png|right]]
{{main|Poto (Sword of Mana)}}
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===''[[Rise of Mana]]''===
[[File:N+ Poto icon ROM sprite.jpg|right]]
{{main|Poto (Rise of Mana)}}
Potos are water-type [[Magic Pets]] and enemies in ''Rise of Mana''.
{{-}}
===''[[Echoes of Mana]]''===
[[File:Poto icon EOM artwork.png|100px|right]]
{{main|Poto (Echoes of Mana)}}
Potos are found in numerous chapters during the main story, side stories, and other exclusive events. They are weak against the [[Shade|dark]] element.
{{-}}
===''[[Visions of Mana]]''===
{{-}}


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
{{main-gallery}}
Poto FFA artwork.jpg|''Final Fantasy Adventure'' artwork
<gallery widths=180>
Poto FFA sprite.png|''Final Fantasy Adventure'' sprite
Poto FFA Mobile.png|''Final Fantasy Adventure'' mobile sprite
Poto AOM screenshot.png|''Adventures of Mana'' 3D model
Poto AOM screenshot.png|''Adventures of Mana'' 3D model
Poto TOM sprite.png|''Trials of Mana'' sprite
Poto TOM remake screenshot.png|''Trials of Mana'' remake 3D model
Poto TOM remake screenshot.png|''Trials of Mana'' remake 3D model
Poto 1st palette LOM sprite.png|''Legend of Mana'' sprite
Poto 2nd palette LOM sprite.png|''Legend of Mana'' sprite
Poto pet portrait LOM sprite.png|''Legend of Mana'' pet portrait
Poto Sword of Mana sprite.png|''Sword of Mana'' sprite
Poto COM sprite.png|''Children of Mana'' sprite
N+ Poto icon ROM sprite.jpg|''Rise of Mana'' portrait
</gallery>
</gallery>


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Latest revision as of 18:58, May 3, 2024

Artwork of a poto from Children of Mana

The Poto is a recurring enemy species in the Mana series. They are generally depicted as a cross between a reptile and a marsupial with rounded features. Potos are one of the most recurring regular enemies in the franchise.

General Information[edit]

Physical Description[edit]

Potos have large angular heads with a single rounded horn protuding at the top. They have droopy eyes which can may them look perpetually tired and have a long lizard-like tongue used to attack their target. Their body is stumpy, with oversized hind legs similar to kangaroos and stubby arms. They are mostly colored light-green, but white versions are also prevalent.

Attributes[edit]

Potos typically roam frozen wastelands and icy caves. They can, however, be also spotted near water or in other damp places.

They have an affinity for casting and resisting light magic, but some games have shown them to favor Water. Depending on the installment, they are either weak to Shade or Jinn spells.

Variants[edit]

The Poto variants are themed after family members.

  • Marmpotos are named after the mother nickname "Mama". They typically harbor a peach to orange hue and cast stronger light magic at the heroes. In some games, they can be summoned by the Potos.
  • Parpotos are Papa potos and are the strongest variant of Poto in games they appear in. They are shown to cast Holy Saber on themselves to hit the party with light-elemental damage.


Appearances[edit]

Final Fantasy Adventure/Adventures of Mana[edit]

Poto FFA artwork.jpg
“Shall I make you into a Moogle?”
Translated Quote
Main article: Poto (Adventures of Mana)

Potos are seen roaming the icy caves of Cara Mountains and then reappears in the Temple of Mana. They are can turn the player into a Moogle. Defeating them often yield prized restorative items, such as Elixirs and Hi-Ethers.

Although their official art depict them as pure white in Final Fantasy Adventure, they are recolored green in subsequent remakes.

Trials of Mana[edit]

Poto TOM artwork.gif
Main article: Poto (Trials of Mana)

Potos return in Trials of Mana and can be seen inside the Seaside Cavern of Beuca Island and later in the Frostbite Fields. Though not particularily difficult to defeat, they can cast a mulit-target Healing Light to recover their HP and can summon Marmpotos. They should be dealt with quickly because of that.

A Poto Oil can be bought at the Night Market and emulates a party heal once consumed.

Poto Pajamas are body equipment for Charlotte sold at Tomato Town and Valsena.

Legend of Mana[edit]

Poto pet portrait LOM sprite.png
“Beast -- STR: Undine ; WK: Jinn -- A really sleepy-looking monster that attacks enemies by licking them.”
In-Game Encyclopedia

Enemy potos can be spotted in the wild in both the Mekiv Caverns and Fieg Snowfields. They can attack players by jump kicking and with their signature tongue lick. Defeating them often yield eyes or oils. Wild potos can be identifed by their orange hue.

Players can domesticate their own Poto by hunting for a monster egg in either the Mekiv Caverns or the Ulkan Mines. Their Dragons Synchro ability allows player characters to increase the damage dealt to Dragon monsters in battle.

Sword of Mana[edit]

Poto Sword of Mana sprite.png
Main article: Poto (Sword of Mana)

Potos are Oddball-type enemies appearing in the frigid Kahla Peak region during the day. They only have DayViz as a sense. Shade or Dryad magic can take them down easily.

Children of Mana[edit]

Poto COM sprite.png
Main article: Poto (Sword of Mana)


Rise of Mana[edit]

N+ Poto icon ROM sprite.jpg
Main article: Poto (Rise of Mana)

Potos are water-type Magic Pets and enemies in Rise of Mana.

Echoes of Mana[edit]

Poto icon EOM artwork.png
Main article: Poto (Echoes of Mana)

Potos are found in numerous chapters during the main story, side stories, and other exclusive events. They are weak against the dark element.

Visions of Mana[edit]


Gallery[edit]

For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Poto.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning
Japanese ポト
Poto
Poto
Italian Poto -
Rabite icon EOM artwork.png Randi --"Whoa! What's a Rabite doing in a place like this?"
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