This page uses data from the Miitopia Param Info spreadsheet, compiled by PibPasquale, Kobazco, and UglyFrenchFry.
The Glamorous Pharaoh (Japanese: ゴージャスファラオ Gorgeous Pharaoh) is a boss monster that is encountered in low-level dungeons during quests. It can also be found in the last level 3rd District of New Lumos before the two bosses, as well as quests as a regular enemy, mainly in the Manor Macabre during a level 35-37 quest.
It behaves just like the Pharaoh "Genie" boss, but its curse is pink.
It often shows up with other enemies, including Terror Fiends.
Appearance[]
This Pharaoh is magenta with a checkered purple/navy pattern on the headdress. Its chin is purple and wears blue earrings. It has Mii eyebrows, eyes, and mustache.
Quest[]
Which Travelers' Hub quests that feature this monster seem to be completely random, as do the dungeon location and the quest rewards If encountered as a boss, then defeating it will clear the quest.
Actions[]
| Action name | Description | Chance to use | Hit rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Attack | Slaps a Mii with its beard. (regular enemy only) | 100% | 100% |
| Wide Attack | The same kind of attack, but it also hits other non-guest Mii characters adjacent to him/her. (boss only) | 100% | 100% |
| Pharaoh | Places a curse on one of the Mii characters. If a Mii gets cursed, he/she will end up giving his/her "offering" in the form of HP Bananas to the user when he/she tries to perform an action. He/She will do nothing if he/she does not have any. This move is used every other turn. | 100% | 100% |
| One More Time! (auto) | Attack twice per turn. | - | - |
Tip 1: Save it for last, especially if Terror Fiends are present. It is bulky but not very strong.
Tip 2: To get rid of the curse, simple place the Mii that is cursed into the Safe Spot. The curse should go away on its own. If you're not using the Safe Spot, the curse will be removed after three turns.
Tip 3: The non boss version can be afflicted with a Pop Star's Earworm, a Princess' Regal Dance, or an Elf's Dancing Arrow to prevent it from casting any curses. The non boss version can also instantly die from a Cleric's Righteous Anger, or a Chef's Monster Dinner.
Enemy statistics[]
The Glamorous Pharaoh can be encountered either as an enemy or as a quest boss. The boss version has more HP, though its other stats are lower compared to the regular version. Its capability of attacking multiple Miis each turn mostly makes up for that.
| Image | HP | MP | Attack | Defense | Magic | Speed | Locations Encountered |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
1190 | 30 | 180 | 109 | 0 | 60 |
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1680 | 0 | 162 | 95 | 0 | 50 |
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Trivia[]
- This is one of the few monsters that have their own set MP value, even though monsters generally do not require MP for attacks. The others are Lion Snail, Snapperpole, Twergull, and Pop Pop Pop. Notably, it is the only monster whose MP is set to 30, as the aforementioned four monsters have theirs set to 33. Its boss incarnation, however, lacks this value like most other monsters.
- The boss version of its basic attack can hit adjacent allies. The normal enemy variant does not do this.
Gallery[]
Main Article: Glamorous Pharaoh/Gallery
See also[]
| Expand to see the full list of Pharaohs | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| No. | Image | Name | Location |
| 049 | 
|
Pharaoh "Genie" | Great Pyramid (Neksdor) |
| 141 | 
|
Pharaoh "Genie" II | The Sky Scraper |
| 183 |
|
Glamorous Pharaoh | 3rd District (New Lumos)
Boss: Rank II (Level 26-28) |
| 254 | 
|
Neon Pharaoh | Tower of Despair (New Lumos)
3rd Floor (US)/2nd Floor (EU) |
