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HP | 650 (NG+ 1020) | |||
Drops | 1000 Souls (NG+ 2000 ) Red Titanite Chunk Red Titanite Slab White Titanite Chunk |
Chaos Eater is an Enemy in Dark Souls and Dark Souls Remastered. Enemies are hostile creatures that respawn when players rest at a Bonfire or upon death. Special enemies that do not respawn are classified as Bosses, Mini Bosses or Invaders.
Chaos Eater Description
A sickly yellow, inverted cone-shaped enemy that is covered in eyes. A gaping, tooth-ringed mouth opens at the top and their multiple, suckered appendages make a hollow popping noise while walking.
Drops
- 1,000 souls
- Red Titanite Chunk (10% Chance)
- Red Titanite Slab (0.3% Chance)
- White Titanite Chunk (0.2% Chance)
Attacks
- Tentacle Slam.
- Spits corrosive acid that breaks weapons and armor.
- Grab attack where it proceeds to eat you. Can be escaped by repeatedly pressing L1/R1 in order with no damage done to you.
Strategy
- Fight them at a range or try to attack their backs. These enemies have an acid spray which will rapidly degrade every piece of gear you have equipped. Also have a grab attack similar to the Ents in Darkroot Forest, so watch out.
- There is an area in Lost Izalith that collapses, dropping you down into pit that is full of them. These enemies are especially dangerous if you fall into the poisonous area nearby, making the fight far more difficult. Kiting is your best option in this instance.
- The poison swamp pit is maze-like but contains several bottomless, square holes where the Chaos Eater(s) can be made to walk over (and fall into) for an easy kill.
- Chaos Eaters are very weak to fire and lightning.
Trivia
- The Chaos Eater vaguely resembles the a walking toilet.
Location
Location | Health | NG+ | Souls | NG+ | Respawn |
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Lost Izalith | 650 | 1020 | 1000 | 2000 | Yes |
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wish we got more of this kind of enemy design, maybe if a ds1 remake comes out we can get a new monster with a same weirdo design
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lightning resistance is weak, this is clearly a kin of the cosmos enemy type.
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You should add that after you kill the bulk of Chaos eaters in the Labyrinth, only two will spawn in on future visits. With the other two Chaos eaters found in on either side of the bed of Chaos (decently spaced away from one another), there are four in the all of Lost Izalith. Which is annoying when you want to farm for Red Titanite Slabs because all four of them are decently spaced from each other. I'd rather farm Darkwraith Knights for Titantite slabs. At least there are more of them and the area you need to cover to get to each of one is noticeably smaller.
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I was farming these guys for red titanite slabs and on my 62nd run i got 2 white chunks from the same eater so either this wiki is wrong about the amount of white chunks you get per drop or i got insanely lucky/unlucky
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I only wish Lost Izalith had more freaky disturbing enemies like these things, man it just makes me even sadder thinking of how great Izalith could've been if it wasn't so rushed
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I think more than a toilet or some strained relation to a Bersrerk vilain, this thing was clearly a Lovecraftian influence. They're basically Yith, just inverted.
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Holy **** these things are scary. I went from running and smacking everything with my sword to carefully killing enemies with a bow real fast. That trap that makes you fall into the den of chaos eaters is also foul. But luckily i walked slowly because i was scared and ended up landing right before the hole. Could safely end them with a longbow. Siegmeyer made me feel less scared.
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Still the craziest enemy from the series even after all the other games.
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Pretty funny to sneak up on the Chaos Eater in front of the small temple with the Lost Izalith shortcut. With eyes on the back of its body, you’d think it would immediately turn around the moment you walked behind it.
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Theyare not that dangerous, but good god are these many eyed eldritch toilet things unsettling as hell to look at.
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Got one after about 160 kills with 410 item discovery so that's roughly average
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Was watching a friend play DS1 for the first time and when she got grabbed by one of these I said "Uh oh, you've been dropped into the Flesh Toilet."
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Bruh that aint a berserk reference that's a berserk spoiler
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I accidentally jumped into one when trying to help Siegmeyer..
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I saw Siegmeyer sitting above these guys and I said "Nope" and left
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My friend watched me play my 1st play through and we both agreed to call this man mr Bob steal yo b*tch
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Second run and I got the slab. Oh my gosh!
This is the 3rd slab for me today (other 2 is blue slab from butterflies)
Lucky me!
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When I saw these I laughed and said hell no
they look just like the otyughs from DnD but a little less scary
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They look so out of place in this game and it makes me uncomfortable.
They make funny suction noises with their feet though.
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Is it just me or are these enemies not dangerous at all? I don't think I've ever had any trouble from one of them.
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Just got a red slab from one of these a few minutes ago. I was helping sir onion and it dropped from the last one that is out of the pit when you go up the stairs to the right just after getting the one from the chest. It is possible!! Had my 10 soft humanity and symbol of avarice on.
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I had the most absurd thing happen recently with the first one you encounter. Coming from the demon ruins and going back through the area to use the lava field bonfire for the boss, the chaos eater blocked my way in the small temple interior and rather than kill it I decided to let it grab me, use R1 and L1 to escape and hop out the other side to get by it solely for the fun of it but as I was running away I had a sudden urge to go back and kill it which I couldn’t resist so I did and well **** it dropped a red slab ..... I had no discovery boosts active at the time. I didn’t need the slab for that character but it’s a very fond memory nonetheless.
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Am I the only one who actually thinks these eyed, walking funnel mouths are really cute?
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Either I'm unlucky or the drop percentages are incorrect, I farmed these things for 3 hours at 410 item discovery and got white titanite chunks twice, while I got zero red slabs.
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Enemy weakness: He is Seigmeyer of Catarina. And you shall feel his wrath.
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Did anyone actually get a slab from these guys? Because I have been trying for well over 100 times with gold ring and +10 humanity and the slab still has not dropped for me. I feel like it is a myth that they drop slabs at this point. :P
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took me 13 tries running from the shortcut. just chaos storm and throw one chaos fireball at the demon then kill the two chaos eaters found standing around outside then kill the two in the pit area. one in the pit and the other on the platform above. then homeward it back to the daughter of chaos bonfire and run it again. 410 discovery. flame +21
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I bought 60 homeward bones to farm these guys for slabs, I am left with 24 with 0 slabs (max discovery), atleast I have 50 red titanite chunks i'll never use haha..h..a..
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These guys are the worst I fell into that pit and the broke my Gravelord sword
Ran 10+ runs to farm Red Slabs with 10 humanity, gold serpent ring and symbol of avarice with 0 slab drops. Wonder if the drop rates are worse than shown as I've received more white chunks than anything.
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Irritating for farming... there’s only about 3 of them in the area before the Bed of Chaos, and i never got anything from the ones near Siegmeyer
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here is a protip nobody but me probably needed, don't try a plunging attack
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it doesn't matter from which direction you attack them. they're disgusting from all sides
Covered in eyes but cant see me standing behind it... HMMMMMMM
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Why are these so terrifying? It takes a hit and a half to kill, and yet, the scare the sh** out of me!
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Their turnrate is pretty bad so its easy to walk around them and get hits on it
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plunging attacks actually cause you to be eaten if you land inside them
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