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Jack-O-Lantern (ジャック・オー・ランタン) is an undead monster that appeared in YGGDRASIL.
Background[]
A game event pumpkin monster that appeared in YGGDRASIL, during the Halloween Festival. According to the game lore, the pumpkins are possessed by spirits of the dead and exist to cause mayhem.
Appearance[]
A eerily grinning pumpkin that resembles a living jack-o-lantern.
Abilities[]
Due to it being an undead, the Jack-O-Lantern cannot be destroyed by smashing them, as they can reform themselves. The only way to destroy them is to hollow them up and light flame in inside, thus banishing the spirit and turning it into a jack-o-lantern.
Trivia[]
- The Jack-O-Lantern is similar to the Pumpkin Monster in Mass for the Dead, save that the latter is actually a mutated variant affected by the fumes from the Cracks.[1]
- For a Halloween Festival in Nazarick, Eight-Edge Assassins disguised themselves as Jack-O-Lantern to act as foes for the defense of the floors in Nazarick.[2]