{{Card_Template}}The Cerberus (Japanese: ケルペロス, Cerberus) is a Fire attribute creature and a Transform, Jumper type card introduced in Lost Kingdoms II.
Cerberuses can be found as enemies in the Temple of Sharacia.
Appearance
The Cerberus is a three-headed dog that resembles a Dobermann with cropped ears, but it has a cobra for a tail. The Cerberus' fur is mostly black with red face and neck markings, its eyes are solid white, and its cobra tail is yellow with a black-banded pattern.
The middle head of a Cerberus wears a spiked collar and the other two heads wear necklaces. Both the spiked collar and the two necklaces have snake skulls as pendents.
Obtainability
- By upgrading a Hell Hound with 20000 EXP
- By purchasing one from a Card Shop for 1500G. Available at the Cathedral Card Shop and the post-game inventory of both shops.
- By capturing one in the Temple of Sharacia
- By opening a chest in the Temple of Sharacia. Found on an island in the magma on the left side of the level. Requires a flying Transform type card to reach.
- By choosing one in the Level Bonus for the Temple of Sharacia. 2 Cerberus cards are available. This Level Bonus can only be accessed once.
- By copying one using 16000 EXP
Strategies
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As a Card
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The Cerberus' Jump skill is a long jump better for crossing long gaps than for reaching higher ground. While the Cerberus and other Jumpers can be used for reaching some areas that can't reached normally, their Jump skills can also be used to dodge enemy attacks.
As a Monster
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Profile Descriptions
Card Profile
"A Transform type creature with good jumping ability.
Its three heads carry a powerful flame weapon, while its body is strong enough to endure difficult combat."
Monster Profile
"A three-headed dog with a seriously bad temper.
Will attack anyone or anything that approaches.
Will not attack enemies that keep their distance."
Glitches
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Other Noticeable Appearances
- A Cerberus appears along with a Berserk Master, a Hell Hound, a Matador, a Phoenix, and a Fire Elemental card in the Fire attribute themed loading screen art of Lost Kingdoms II. The Cerberus is on the right side.
- A Cerberus appears behind Tara in an official wallpaper for RUNE II, the Japanese version of Lost Kingdoms II.
Trivia
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