Discover the Thrilling Beasts of Monster Hunter Wilds' Forbidden Lands!
Prepare for an exhilarating hunt! Monster Hunter Wilds unveils a captivating roster of both familiar and brand-new monsters. This guide details all currently revealed creatures, providing a glimpse into the challenges awaiting hunters.
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- All Monsters in Monster Hunter Wilds
All Monsters in Monster Hunter Wilds
This alphabetical list showcases the monsters confirmed for Monster Hunter Wilds, including returning favorites and exciting newcomers. Expect updates as more information is released.
Ajarakan
Location: Oilwell Basin Type: Fanged Beast Element: Fire
This agile, aggressive Fanged Beast resembles a monkey, boasting fiery protrusions along its back. Expect swift attacks, flaming magma assaults, physical blows, and fiery rock projectiles. Its wall-scaling abilities allow for surprise attacks from above.
Arkveld
Location: Windward Plains Type: Extinct; Flying Wyvern(?) Element: Dragon
Known as the "White Wraith," this unique Wyvern may possess flight capabilities. Highly nimble on the ground, it utilizes its wing chains for whip-like strikes and constricting attacks.
Balahara
Location: Windward Plains Type: Leviathan Element: Water
This Leviathan inhabits the sands of Windward Plains, employing quicksand traps and wall-clinging tactics. Often found in groups, it uses water-based mud projectiles.
Ceratonoth
Location: Windward Plains Type: Herbivore Element: TBD
Resembling a pangolin with three large back spikes, this docile Herbivore is often found in packs. Despite its generally peaceful nature, it can use its spikes for electrical defense.
Chatacabra
Location: Windward Plains Type: Amphibian Element: TBD
This large amphibian uses its strong tongue and adhesive saliva to fortify its limbs, creating powerful attacks. Whip-like tongue attacks and powerful bites add to its arsenal.
Congalala
Location: TBD Type: Fanged Beast Element: Fire Previous Appearance: Monster Hunter 2
This monkey-like Fanged Beast's behavior in Monster Hunter Wilds remains to be seen, but it's known for its docile nature around herbivores, turning aggressive when threatened.
Dalthydon
Location: Windward Plains, Scarlet Forest Type: Herbivore Element: None
These Herbivores roam in small groups, typically with their young. They are generally non-aggressive unless provoked.
Doshaguma
Location: Windward Plains, Scarlet Forest Type: Fanged Beast Element: TBD
This highly territorial Fanged Beast is aggressive and often found alone or in packs. It utilizes swiping claws, powerful bites, and projectile prey attacks.
Gravios
Location: TBD Type: Flying Wyvern Element: Fire Previous Appearance: Monster Hunter, Monster Hunter G, Monster Hunter Freedom
This massive Flying Wyvern possesses stone-like armor, granting it exceptional defense. Its size limits its agility and flight capabilities.
Gore Magala
Location: TBD Type: Elder Dragon Element: Earth Previous Appearance: Monster Hunter 4 (Ultimate), Monster Hunter Generations, Monster Hunter Rise
This unique Elder Dragon, lacking eyes, relies on pollen-like scales for detection. It wields the Frenzy Virus and employs slash and grapple attacks.
Gypceros
Location: TBD Type: Bird Wyvern Element: None; can inflict Poison Previous Appearance: Monster Hunter, Monster Hunter G, Monster Hunter Freedom
This Bird Wyvern uses its head crest to emit disorienting flashes. Its shock-resistant hide contrasts with its vulnerable tail, and it can inflict poison.
Hirabami
Location: Iceshard Cliffs Type: Leviathan Element: Ice
This Leviathan levitates using a wind-catching membrane, often hanging from ceilings. It utilizes ice projectiles and can be found in packs of three.
Lala Barina
Location: Scarlet Forest Type: Temnoceran Element: TBD; Capable of Paralysis
This arachnid-like Temnoceran features a vibrant red rose-like thorax when aggressive. It uses scarlet silk for immobilization and damage, alongside claw and fang attacks.
Nerscylla
Location: TBD Type: Temnoceran Element: None; can inflict Poison Previous Appearance: Monster Hunter 4 (Ultimate), Monster Hunter Generations
This four-legged arachnid-like Temnoceran boasts long claws, strong fangs, and crystallized poison spikes. Its durable webs are a significant threat.
Nu Udra
Location: Oilwell Basin Type: TBD; resembles an octopus Element: Fire
This massive octopus-like apex predator of the Oilwell Basin appears during the Firespring event. It uses tentacles for grappling and oil-based fire attacks, capable of burrowing and squeezing through crevices.
Quematrice
Location: Windward Plains Type: Brute Wyvern Element: Fire
This highly mobile Brute Wyvern utilizes the flammable oil from its tail for sweeping fire attacks.
Rampopolo
Location: Oilwell Basin Type: Brute Wyvern Element: TBD; Can inflict Poison
This unique Brute Wyvern possesses a proboscis-like beak and a long tongue for whip attacks. Its body contains sacs filled with poisonous gas.
Rathalos
Location: TBD Type: Flying Wyvern Element: Fire Previous Appearance: Every Monster Hunter game
The iconic mascot of the Monster Hunter franchise, this Flying Wyvern uses fire projectiles and poisonous tail attacks.
Rathian
Location: TBD Type: Flying Wyvern Element: Fire Previous Appearance: Every Monster Hunter game
Rathalos's female counterpart, this Flying Wyvern employs similar attacks, including fire projectiles and poisonous tail barbs.
Rey Dau
Location: Windward Plains Type: Flying Wyvern Element: Lightning
The apex predator of Windward Plains, Rey Dau harnesses lightning during Sandtide storms, using its horns to conduct electrical attacks.
Uth Duna
Location: Scarlet Forest Type: Leviathan Element: Water
This Leviathan patrols the Scarlet Forest, particularly active during heavy downpours. Its speed and water-element attacks make it a formidable foe.
Yian Kut-Ku
Location: Scarlet Forest Type: Bird Wyvern Element: Fire Previous Appearance: Monster Hunter, Monster Hunter G, Monster Hunter Freedom
This Bird Wyvern is easily recognizable by its ear frills and underbite. Its speed and flame projectiles from its mouth make it a dangerous opponent, often found in packs.
This concludes the currently revealed Monster Hunter Wilds monsters. Stay tuned for further updates and guides!
