Iron General

This page uses data from the Miitopia Param Info spreadsheet, compiled by PibPasquale, Kobazco, and UglyFrenchFry.

## Iron General

Don't confuse them with the Second Place, Steel, Silver, Gray, or Metal Generals. They don't like that.

### Special Attacks

Hard Attack
Magic All
One More Time!

## Monster Statistics

### Health Points

1850 HP (Regular enemy)
2550 HP (Boss)

### Gold

525 G (Regular enemy)
0 G (Boss)

### Experience Points

3600 EXP (Regular enemy)
21220 EXP (Boss)

## Drops

### Common Drops

Gorilla Protein (22%, Regular enemy)
Gorilla Protein ★ (20%, Regular enemy)
(50%, Boss)

### Uncommon Drops

Gorilla Protein ★★ (3%, Regular enemy)
(50%, Boss)

## Journal Number

### Next #

206

The **Iron General** (Japanese: **アイアンコング** *Iron Kong*) is a boss that's encountered in one-time dungeons during a mid-level quest. It can also appear as a regular enemy in the 5th District of New Lumos, as well as specific high-level dungeons in quests.

It behaves like other "gorilla" enemies, having a strong single-target move and a whole-party attack.

Iron Generals boasts high durability, hits like a semi truck, and the non-boss version can pair up with a second Iron General, or with other tough foes, including Terror Fiends, Hobgoblin Mages, and the Gold "Traveler's Friend" Golem boss. The boss version, on the other hand fights on its own.

## Appearance

It is a large, stocky gorilla-based foe, with silver fur and a chrome face and gauntlets. It wears metallic armor, with the breastplate attached to its massive chin. It also wears a metal cape with a hexagon logo and the word "IRON" in a presumably Miitopian language on the back.

## Actions

 Magic All
 Hard Attack
 One More Time! (auto)

**Tips**

* If encountered as a regular enemy, it is susceptible to one-hit kill skills such as the Cleric's Righteous Anger and the Imp's Demonic Whispers as well as status ailment-inducing skills such as the Elf's Dancing Arrow.
* The non-boss version's magic attack is super powerful, and can easily sweep your entire team if you're not careful, so make sure to keep healed up, use shield sprinkles to your advantage, and put one of your Mii's in the Safe Spot to avoid the attack. This is especially significant if going against two at the same time.
* In New Lumos, the Sinister Plant, and the Darker Lord's Annex, it might pair up with a Terror Fiend or two, which can easily make it harder to fight them. Your best bet is to focus on taking out the Terror Fiend(s) first, then focusing on the Iron General(s).

## Enemy statistics

The boss version of the Iron General has way more health and slightly more speed than the non-boss version, but less defense, a little less attack, and significantly less magic, so it's much easier to tank its sweep attack when fighting the boss version. The fact that it gets three attacks per turn does make up for that however.

Iron General
* Darker Lord's Annex (Level 43)
* Sinister Plant (Level 43)

## Trivia

* The word “Iron” is written in Miitopian language on its cape.
* The Iron General that assists the Gold "Traveler's Friend" Golem boss is likely a reference to the Gold General "Princess" & Strong "King" Golem battle that's fought in the Sky Scraper, albeit the Gold Golem is on the left, and the Iron General is on the right, whereas the positions are the exact opposite in Sky Scraper battle.

## Gallery

*Main Article: Iron General/Gallery*

Encountering two Iron Generals during a post-game quest in Bigg Forest.An Iron General fighting alongside a Gold "Traveler's Friend" Golem in Peculia.Encounter in the Switch version.
## See also

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Boss: Rank V (Level 37)