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==Evaluation==
As part of the King Slime series, King Baddie provides a 3x damage boost to Devil-type monsters for 1 turn. Like other King Slimes, you're bringing this guy onto a team for the active, not its stats, which are pretty poor. 

King Baddie can find its place on many teams, though a team running pure Devils where his active is useful is actually relatively rare. A {{647|MINN}} team has no RCV, and you're going to basically need to have your King Baddie max-skilled to have any chance of getting his skill up in time for any dungeon that requires the 3x boost. {{599|MINN}} teams are pretty rare, since 9xATK isn't all that special. {{635|MINN}} is a tank leader, and doesn't have much use for such poor stats and a non-synergistic active. {{985|MINN}} might find some use for him, but since she already carries 2 gravities, the need for a King Baddie is diminished. However, with the addition of {{911|MINN}}, his active synergizes very well with her active skill, providing a power nuke for taking down any boss this game can throw at you. 

King Baddie is a situational sub for {{754|MINN}}, though, since Byakko can choose to field a team consisting of all Devils in order to have the ability to get a 36.75x multiplier for 1 turn.   

==For New Players==
Like all King Slimes, King Baddie is pretty easy to obtain. King Metal Dragons are even more abundant than the other King Jewel Dragons, and skilling/max-awakening a King Baddie should be an easier job comparatively. Since he is so easy to make, it doesn't hurt to have one, though you can wait until you actually have a need for him to get yourself one.

Its awakening skills are pretty terrible, giving it +200 ATK, but any boost helps.  

==Background==
Its design is definitely... "inspired by" the Slimes (and King Slimes) from the Dragon Quest series.