Slimes

This article is about the monster. For the drop, see Slime.

Slimes are enemies that can be found in various locations, including The Mines and the Secret Woods. They come in five different variations, all based on the same sprite and code (a color hue is added to the grey sprite found in data files). You need to kill 1000 Slimes of any color for Monster Eradication Goals. All Slimes in the game count towards this goal (e.g. in the Secret Woods).

Slimes can be raised in Slime Hutches, or raised outdoors through the use of a Slime Incubator. For full article on Slime Farming.

Each color of slime has a unique stat set.

Attacks

Slimes attack in two ways. Either they bounce slowly at you, or they "charge" to jump at you from a distance. The charging animation resembles the slime becoming almost flat to the ground. If there is an obstacle in the way, the charge jump will cause them to bounce off the object (sometimes multiple times if they're in a tight spot). Occasionally slimes will enter a state of rage after being attacked, causing them to move significantly faster and have red eyes.

Image	Name	Effect	Cause	Duration
	Slimed	Speed (-4)	Being hit by a Slime.	2.5-3s

Strategy

When a slime is hit, it will be knocked back a short distance, out of range of melee weapons. The best strategy to kill slimes is to quickly reach them to striking distance to prevent their charge attack, and corner them against a wall or, ideally, in a corner (of walls, rocks, or both). Both the charged and regular attacks may be avoided by using a defensive move (such as the block of the regular sword). Timing a block with a sword well can allow the player to get a decent amount of damage in. Otherwise, offense is the best defense.

The Slime Charmer Ring prevents all damage from Slimes. This ring is obtained as a reward for killing 1000 slimes for the Adventurer's Guild.

Male Slimes

Any slimes have a 49% chance to be male and will retain its original properties such as being special. Male slimes have a tail, 25% more health over the base HP, and 1 more damage. When it is passive and is attacked, male slimes have a 2.5% chance to increase its damage by 50% and do a shaking animation. There's very little chance for a wild couple of Slimes to make love in the Mines and create a small Slimes, which is same as the ones created by big slimes)

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  Male Green Slime

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  Male Frost Jelly

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  Male Purple Slime

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  Male Red Sludge

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  Male Black Slime

Variations

							Drops
	Green Slime						Slime (75%) Slime (5%) Sap (15%) Green Algae (10%) Amethyst (1.5%) Dwarf Scroll I (0.5%) Dwarf Scroll IV (0.1%) Green Slime Egg
	HP	Damage	Defense	Speed	EXP	Location
	24	5	1	2	3	The Mines (Floors 1-39)
	Notes:
	Blue Slime (Frost Jelly)						Slime (75%) Sap (50%) Winter Root (8%) Jade (2%) Dwarf Scroll III (1.5%) Dwarf Scroll II (0.5%) Dwarf Scroll IV (0.1%) Blue Slime Egg
	HP	Damage	Defense	Speed	EXP	Location
	106	7	0	2	6	The Mines (Floors 41-79, but can sometimes be found on higher Levels)
	Notes:	Each charge attacks increase the chance to start glowing and increase its speed by 0.0025%
	Red Slime (Sludge)						Slime (80%) Sap (50%) White Algae (10%) Diamond (1%) Dwarf Scroll III (0.5%) Dwarf Scroll IV (0.1%) Red Slime Egg
	HP	Damage	Defense	Speed	EXP	Location
	205	16	0	2	10	The Mines (Floors 81-119)
	Notes:
	Purple Slime (Sludge)						Slime Sap Coal Diamond (Rare) Iridium Ore (repeats a 8% chance to drop until fail) Iridium Bar (0.9%) Purple Slime Egg
	HP	Damage	Defense	Speed	EXP	Location
	410	16	0	2	10	Skull Cavern (1%)
	Notes:	These are the most powerful slimes, and found in the Skull Cavern.
	Yellow Slime						Original slime's drops, data-sort-value="10">10g
	HP	Damage	Defense	Speed	EXP	Location
	Varies	Varies	Varies	2	Varies	The Mines, Skull Cavern
	Notes:	0.1% chance to recolor any slime (including special and cute), will keep the original slime's properties (*HP, *Damage, items drop and cuteness)
	Black Slime						Original slime's drops Neptunite (?%)
	HP	Damage	Defense	Speed	EXP	Location
	Varies	Varies	Varies	2	Varies	Slime Hutch
	Notes:	In a Random Event after you sleep, a Witch will fly over your Slime Hutch, she will turn Slimes inside into Black Slimes. they keep the original slime's special properties and stats.

Special Slimes

Special Slimes have a very small chance to replace any normal Slime. They can be identified by their antenna with a small yellow star.

Special Slimes have 3 times more health than normal Slimes, and will deal twice as much damage per attack. They can drop rare items.

							Drops
File:Special green slime.png	Green Slime (special)						Regular Slime drops Floors 2-19: Carving Knife, Rubber Boots, Small Glow Ring, Small Magnet Ring, Sneakers, Wood Club Floors 22-39:: Forest Sword, Rubber Boots, Small Glow Ring, Small Magnet Ring, Sneakers, Wood Club, Wind Spire
	HP	Damage	Defense	Speed	EXP	Location
	72	10	1	2	3	The Mines (Floors 1-40)
	Notes:	0.175% chance to replace any Slime between floors 1-40.
File:Green slime star.png	Dark Green Slime						Regular Slime drops Green Slime Egg (2% or 3% from Slime Hutch) Floors 2-19: Carving Knife, Rubber Boots, Small Glow Ring, Small Magnet Ring, Sneakers, Wood Club Floors 22-39: Forest Sword, Rubber Boots, Small Glow Ring, Small Magnet Ring, Sneakers, Wood Club, Wind Spire
	HP	Damage	Defense	Speed	EXP	Location
	72	10	1	2	3	The Mines (Floors 2-39)
	Notes:	1% chance to replace any Slime on floors 2-39, excluding floors ending in 0, 1, 5, or 6.
File:Ice slime star.png	Blue Slime (special) Frost Jelly (special)						Regular Slime drops Floors 40-60: Magnet Ring, Glow Ring, Thermal Boots, Iron Edge, Lead Rod, Forest Sword, Wood Mallet Floors 61-80: Combat Boots, Thermal Boots, Lead Rod, Magnet Ring, Glow Ring
	HP	Damage	Defense	Speed	EXP	Location
	318	14	0	2	6	The Mines (Floors 40-80)
	Notes:	0.175% chance to replace any Slime between floors 40-80.
File:Transparent Slime.png	Black Slime (special)						Regular Slime drops Blue Slime Egg (2% or 3% from Slime Hutch) Floors 42-59: Magnet Ring, Glow Ring, Thermal Boots, Iron Edge, Lead Rod, Forest Sword, Wood Mallet Floors 62 and 79: Combat Boots, Thermal Boots, 3xLead Rod, Magnet Ring, Glow Ring
	HP	Damage	Defense	Speed	EXP	Location
	Varies	Varies	0	2	Varies	The Mines (Floors 42-79)
	Notes:	1% chance to replace any Slime on floors 42-79, excluding floors ending in 0, 1, 5, or 6.
File:Red slime with star.png	Red Slime (special)						Regular Slime drops Floors 80-120: Combat Boots, Thermal Boots, 3xLead Rod, Magnet Ring, Glow Ring
	HP	Damage	Defense	Speed	EXP	Location
	615	32	0	2	10	The Mines (Floors 80-120)
	Notes:	0.175% chance to replace any Slime between floors 80-120.
File:Purple slime.png	Dark Purple Slime						Regular Slime drops Red Slime Egg (2% or 3% from Slime Hutch) Floors 82-119: Combat Boots, Thermal Boots, Lead Rod, Magnet Ring, Glow Ring
	HP	Damage	Defense	Speed	EXP	Location
	1230	32	0	2	10	The Mines (Floors 82-119)
	Notes:	1% chance to replace any Slime between floors 82-119, excluding floors ending in 0, 1, 5, or 6.

Big Slimes

Big Slimes have the same attack behavior as the smaller slimes. When killed they'll often split into 2-5 smaller slimes which will attack the player.

Big Slimes can be of any colour, although they are most common as Purple Slimes in the Skull Cavern.

Harder Big Slimes give more combat experience

	Color	HP	Damage	Defense	Speed	EXP	Location	Drops
	Big Green Slime	60	6	0	2	7	The Mines, Skull Cavern, Secret Woods	Slime (99%) Slime (90%) Slime (40%) Dwarf Scroll IV (0.1%)
	Big Frost Jelly	120	5	0	2	14
	Big Purple Sludge	240	15	0	2	21
	Big Red Sludge	180	10	0	2	21

Colored based Drops

In addition to the drops list above the color of each variation is random and may have additional drops depending on the color chosen.

Note the background color of each color in this table represents the median color of the color range that a slime can be to receive the drop.

Color	Drops
Black	Neptunite (5%), Bixite (5%)
Yellow	Gold Ore
Red	Copper Ore
White	Iron Ore, Diamond (12.5% if all red, green, and blue values are even)
Gray	Stone
Purple	Iridium Ore (25%)

History

• 1.0: Introduced.