Chest Monster/Video Games: Difference between revisions

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* ''[[Dark Souls]]'' has them and if you try and open them, they'll devour you instantly. What's worse, they're hiding 6-foot arms and legs inside their chest-shaped "head," and if you attack them they'll unfold their bodies and try to beat you to death, [[Hell Is That Noise|softly giggling all the while.]]

* ''[[Desire Dungeon]]'' has Mimic, the manager (and self-proclaimed goddess) of the titular dungeon's chests. She ensures that adventurers are skilled enough to properly disarm trapped chests, considering the effects of the traps to be punishment for those not skilled enough. She occasionally takes the place of a chest and is fought if you fail to disarm it.

* ''[[Delve Deeper]]'' has Lumber Mimics, which disguise themselves as treasure chests and then attack when your dwarfs try to pick them up. They [[Glass Cannon|have relatively low HP, but high attack power]].

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* ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]'', as well as fake doors and ghosts attacking from various hiding places, has Jarvis, who's quite literally a jar monster. Approach the jar looking for treasure, cue mini-game and mini-boss battle.

* Mimics in ''[[Lust Grimm]]'' are more humanoid than usual, consisting of succubi sitting in treasure chests filled with aphrodisiac fluid.

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