Changes: Otherworldly Dollhunter

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Summary

Alias: Beyblade, Otherworldly Dollhunter, Sawblade, Spinner, Techno-Nerd

The Otherworldly Dollhunter appears to be a living mechanical being that is considered to be quick and agile, yet also being strong enough to kill poorly-equipped and unwary players. It is seen in various locations of the Frontier. It also makes an appearance on the 46th floor of the Otherworld Tower, They Live In The Same House, serving as one of the main obstacles as the players progress through the dungeon.

Attacks

There are three attacks the Otherworldly Dollhunter can perform:

Jab - Attempts to jab its sword into the player.
Sharp Spins - Lies down on the ground before spinning in a circular motion towards the player's current position, inflicting large amounts of damage in the process.
Swing - Swings its sword at the player in front of itself.

Strategy

In order to avoid this, a player should find an elevated platform that enables them to distance themselves from the Otherworldly Dollhunter. They should make sure that the mob itself cannot actually reach the players as its agile and dangerous nature can result in the player's death.

If the player is in the Otherworld Tower, however, they should attempt to stand on the head of the doll-like monster. Standing on the jester-like mob can result in death. From there, they can attack the mob. If the player is a melee user, they should create a different strategy to counteract this mob.

Overall, the players should use flight and/or jump-boosting equipment as an advantage to assist them. Mushroom Parasol is a useful tool that could avoid most of the mob's attacks.

Trivia

It was introduced in the Otherworld Update.
Despite being dubbed as the "Otherworldly Dollhunter", they do not hunt Dolls.
It is not recommended to kill this with poorly-equipped equipment as its damage is equivalent to the damage of an Ancient Onyx Knight. (inflicts huge amounts of damage)

It is often compared to a meme known as the Fidget Spinner. It is also nicknamed as the "Beyblade", "Annoying Dude", and "Why Did You Do This To Me?"
The Otherworldly Dollhunter drops Doll Eyes as it is visible that they use the eyes for sight.

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-{{Monster_Infobox_V2|title1 = Otherworldly Dollhunter|image1 = Otherworldly Dollhunter.png|behavior = Hostile|location(s) = Ancient Forest
+== Summary ==
+{{Monster_Infobox_V2|title1 = Otherworldly Dollhunter|image1 = Otherworldly Dollhunter Card Image.png|behavior = Hostile|location(s) = A Frontier of Dragons
+Abandoned Orchard
+Ancient Forest
+Blackrock Mountain
 Celestial Field
 Farm Fortress
+Great Pine Forest
+Greenhorn Grove
 Otherworld Tower
+Pebble Bay
+Petrified Grassland
 Pit Depths
 Red Ant Cove
+The Deep Forest
+The Far Coast
+The Long Coast
 The Pits
+The Quiet Field
 The Rolling Road
+Topple Hill
 Twinkling Meadow|armor__equipment = Dark Hunter Hat
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 Dark Hunter Legs
-Dark Hunter Top|collectibles__materials = 1-4 Doll Eyes
+Dark Hunter Top|collectibles__materials = Darkroot
+-4 Doll Eyes
 -2 Spinner Rattles
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 -15 Firefly Stones
+-2 Pepperonis|hp = 7,500|damage = Jab - 820
-Pepperoni}}The '''Otherworldly Dollhunter''', one of the many elite mobs that can be found in the Frontier, is introduced into the Frontier during the Otherworld Update. The Otherworldly Dollhunter can be found in various locations in the Frontier, which can be seen to the right of this paragraph.
+Sharp Spins - 240
+Swing - 875}}
+* Alias: Beyblade, Otherworldly Dollhunter, Sawblade, Spinner, Techno-Nerd
+The '''Otherworldly Dollhunter '''appears to be a living mechanical being that is considered to be quick and agile, yet also being strong enough to kill poorly-equipped and unwary players. It is seen in various locations of the Frontier. It also makes an appearance on the 46th floor of the [[Otherworld Tower]], ''They Live In The Same House'', serving as one of the main obstacles as the players progress through the dungeon.
+=== Attacks ===
+There are three attacks the Otherworldly Dollhunter can perform:
+* '''Jab''' - Attempts to jab its sword into the player.
+* '''Sharp Spins''' - Lies down on the ground before spinning in a circular motion towards the player's current position, inflicting large amounts of damage in the process.
+* '''Swing''' - Swings its sword at the player in front of itself.
+=== Strategy ===
+In order to avoid this, a player should find an elevated platform that enables them to distance themselves from the Otherworldly Dollhunter. They should make sure that the mob itself cannot actually reach the players as its agile and dangerous nature can result in the player's death.
-It is noted that it is also found in the [[Otherworld Tower]], a 50-floor dungeon where a maximum of 4 players can venture through and slay the enemies that lurk in the dungeon. This particular mob can be found on the 46th floor, ''They Live in the Same House'', where a wave of Otherworldly Dollhunters, an "Otherworldly Jester", and the "Otherworldly Doll" will attempt to attack the player(s).
+If the player is in the Otherworld Tower, however, they should attempt to stand on the head of the doll-like monster. Standing on the jester-like mob can result in death. From there, they can attack the mob. If the player is a melee user, they should create a different strategy to counteract this mob.
+Overall, the players should use flight and/or jump-boosting equipment as an advantage to assist them. [[Mushroom Parasol]] is a useful tool that could avoid most of the mob's attacks.
-Similar to the [[Ancient Ogre]], [[Yellowman]], and/or the Pirates, the Otherworldly Dollhunter are notably seen sharing similar attacks to the other mobs that were mentioned. The Otherworldly Dollhunter is expected to be tougher than other 'normal' mobs that can be found in the Frontier and is deemed as a 'nuisance' or an 'annoyance' due to how it can easily kill the players.
+=== Trivia ===
-In appearance, the Otherworldly Dollhunter possesses similar 'skeletal' structures of a humanoid in the Frontier, except that its 'bone' structure is comprised of metal-like materials from the Otherworld, as well as void-like energies infused into some parts of its body It is also noted that it has four eyes and each eye may or may not glow. It also wields a weapon that is sometimes compared to a rapier to allow the creature to attack the player. Its name originates from how it is from the Otherworld, as well as dropping doll-like eyes and notably known for hunting down unfortunate players.
+* It was introduced in the Otherworld Update.
+* Despite being dubbed as the "Otherworldly Dollhunter", they do not hunt [[Doll|Dolls]].
+* It is not recommended to kill this with poorly-equipped equipment as its damage is equivalent to the damage of an [[Ancient Onyx Knight]]. (inflicts huge amounts of damage)
+* It is often compared to a meme known as the Fidget Spinner. It is also nicknamed as the "Beyblade", "Annoying Dude", and "Why Did You Do This To Me?"
-The Otherworldly Dollhunter have various attacks and can range from:
+* The Otherworldly Dollhunter drops [[Doll Eyes]] as it is visible that they use the eyes for sight.
-* Poking the player with its weapon
-* Signature attack where the mob falls down onto the ground and becomes a buzzsaw, beyblade, etc. while spinning towards the players
-* Slapping the player with its weapon
 [[Category:Otherworld Update]]
 [[Category:Hostile Mobs]]