Summary

• Monster Hunter Wilds introduces unique, wild-looking monsters like Lightning Rod Herbivores & Sandworm Leviathans.
• Balahara ambushes prey with sinkholes while the Apex Predator, defends itself with lightning attacks.
• Doshaguma & Chatacabra, massive bear packs and gluttonous amphibians, add tension and difficulty to hunts in the Windward Plains.

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Monster Hunter Wilds has introduced a new generation of hunting long after the su😼c💎cess of Monster Hunter World: Iceborne and Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak. It will also introduce a 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:whole new roster of ღunique and outlandish beasts that'll populate the open setting of the Forbidden Lands. The first locale shown is the Windwar🧸d Plains, an eꦑver-changing region with many kinds of beasts populating it.

Monster Hunter Wilds seems to lean toward rather wild-looking science fiction designs for many of their new monsters. As always with the Monster Hunter creature designs, there is a function to the unique creatures, and they all fit in the unique open🐈-world enviro🍌nment that you get to explore.

6 ꦺ 🔥 Ceratonoth

The Lightning Rod Herbivores

Th💎ese docile-looking herbivores populate a large part of the unique ecosystem of the Windward Plains. As the herbivore monsters of the region, they take the ecological place of other friendly plant eaters like the Aptonoth. They travel in large herds, showing the graphical fidelity of Monster Hunter Wilds.

They come in two different adult variations, one where they just look like large pangolins. Other variations h☂ave massive spines on their backs that seem to be a natural deterrent against predators. During the chaotic lightning storms that occur, these large spines act as rods that attract lighting and make them into large, moving lightning traps🐲 for pursuing monsters.

5 Dalthydon

Shield-headed Herbivores

Dalthydon is another species of bi💙pedal herbivores closely related to Kestodons and Gastodons from Monster Hunter World. Like its relatives, Dalthydon has a large domed head for attack and defense. They are covered in fur in most areas and seem more like two-legged rams than a fantastical version of the prehistoric pachycephalosaurs that Kestodons were inspired by.

They would have the same ecology and behaviors as their relatives, being wary of hunters unless they're either approach♑ed or attacked, in which they'll use their armored heads to charge and protect themselves with headbutts.

4 Balahara

Sandworm Leviathan

These worm-like leviathans were presented a lot in the second trailer and are reminiscent of the design of the Sandw🔯orms from the Dune stories. Its biology is the most alien of the new creatures, with its flowery mouth opening into tripartite jaws with tendril-looking teeth. Another odd feature of this m𓂃onster is its clam-like eyes that line its jaws.

The Balahara is seen tunneling through the desert expanse, ambushing targets with sinkholes they dig out for prey to fall into. Balaharas are also very mobile and versatile o✨n the rocky cavern🐬s and stony columns of the cliffside areas in the Windward Plains.

3 Doshaguma

Monstrous Bear Packs

Doshaguma is a massive fanged beast that roams in large packs. They are two of the hunters' most viewed threats in the Windward Plains showcased in the trailers, rivalꦇi๊ng the Balahara in presence. They are also in direct competition with the worm-like Leviathans due to scenes where they tackle the Doshaguma packs in sand traps.

Both Doshaguma and Balahara introduced 💮the major element in Monster Hunter Wilds where large monsters roam, fight, and coordinate in packs. Adding that extra bit of tension and difficulty in upcoming hunts. Monster packs even interact with other creatures. An example is a raptor pack that tackles Chatacabra.

One particular individual in the Doshaguma packs, presumably the alpha, is much larger than the others, with cri𓆏mson fur establishing its strength and power. Doshaguma shares the f꧙ighting style of massive bears and can overwhelm hunters and prey items with their coordinated attacks.

2 ꦜ Chatacabra ⛦

Gluttonous Amphibian Beast

A large member of the amphibian class, Chatacbra looks 🍃like what would happen if you combined the body and head of a Rajang and a Deviljho and gave it a long, mace-like tongue. Amphibian monsters tend to look superficially like large fro🐓g-like creatures or other sub-aquatic animals, but Chatacabra breaks the mold by behaving very formidably on land.

It doesn't just look like a mix 🃏of Rajang and Deviljho, its shown attacks give the vibe of a savage gorilla dinosaur with several ferocious attacks that take advantage of its developed arms, strong jaws, and developed mace-tongue attacks. It also uses its tongue to attach ores to i🧜ts robust forelimbs for additional power.

1 Windward Pla꧑ins Monster

The Apex Of Thunder And Lightning

The top predator of the thunder-stricken Windward Plains, the monster is a large member of the flying wyvern class, a vast and diverse family of monsters that are always presented with new and old species in every generation throughout🌠 the games. This apex predator can hold its own against a pack of aggressive Doshaguma.

While this beast's name has leaked in online forums follow🐭ing Capcom's SGF showcase, press have been asked to ⛎redact its name until the official reveal.

The lightning beast is the largest and most imposing monster presented in the second trailer for Monster Hunter WIlds, and it showed off its spectacular attack, which is shooting a concentrated bolt of lightning from its jagged, straight horns. This lightning attack could be how this creature hunts Ceratonoth along with defending itself from ot🃏her rivals.