Walrus-like monsters that defend their harems with stunning claps and powerful balls of water. Similar to Ludroths, thеy form harеms around largе malеs, attacking intruders on sight. Their indiscriminate appetites have led to them developing resistance to many toxins.įemale monsters that thrive in arctic waters. Gluttonous wyverns that devour anything in sight until they vomit. Male Fanged Beasts which blow their competition away with wind blasts and powerful roars.įemale Fanged Beasts which use blinding speed, teamwork, and powerful winds to overwhelm its prey. They work together with Aruganosu to bring down foes. Golden Piscine Wyverns that utilize electricity and sleep-inducing venom. They work together with Goruganosu to bring down foes. Silver Piscine Wyverns that utilize ice and paralyzing venom. Highly aggressive, they attack without warning.
They suck in molten rock as they swim, expelling it as a form of offense.įemale Lavasioth that coat themselves in scarlet ore to attract mates. Once its foes are asleep, it finishes them off with brutal kicks.Ĭolourful variants of Hypnocatrice whose feathers brighten during the mating season. Rust-coloured Bird Wyvern whose throat sac contains sedative gases. When disturbed, they lash out with a barrage of claw swipes and stings. Scorpion-like Temnocerans found in the White Lake. They flock to Gurenzeburu for protection, and bodyguard it in return. Will eat anything next to their mouths, including rocks like quartz.īison-like Fanged Beasts found in mountainous regions. To see monsters not featured here, click these links:Ĭurious hеrbivorous monstеrs known to mimic Hunters and Riders. Due to the immense size of Monster Hunter Stories Ultimate's monster list, the Wild Monster Stats list was given its own page.
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