As the launch of "Wilderness" approaches, are the hunters eager to embark on their hunting journey? Many friends are discussing which bosses will appear in Monster Hunter Wilderness. Let's take a look at those large monsters that have been confirmed to appear in the wilderness, and briefly introduce their habits and combat strategies, to meet everyone's expectations.
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Let's start with the recently announced Foam Dragon. Although the Foam Dragon is not part of the initial lineup, it is expected to meet everyone through the first major update in March. In an image circulating on social media, both the Leviathan and Sea Dragon seem to hint at their return. Fans of the Foam Dragon must be eagerly waiting, but it has already appeared in "Monster Hunter: Rise," and there is also its variant in "Sunbreak."
The Foam Dragon possesses unmatched terrestrial mobility compared to other sea dragon species. It can generate a large amount of foam by rubbing the special fluid and fur secreted all over its body, further reducing friction.
Foam Attack: The Foam Dragon can use foam for attacks. Once hunters and cats come into contact with this foam, they will enter a "full-body foam state," which makes movement difficult and restricts the use of items. Additionally, the foam comes in red and green, which respectively enhance attack power and restore stamina.
Agility and Tactics: The Foam Dragon moves swiftly and gracefully, making the battle akin to a dance. During combat, it frequently jumps, attempting to attack from the sides or back of the hunter. Its tail and foam are its main weapons.
Lastly, the Foam Dragon's weakness is thunder, followed by dragon. As a mid-level boss, it has a relatively high difficulty in hunting.
Besides the Foam Dragon, the confirmed returning roster also includes many monsters from the XX/GU generation, but they haven't undergone the trials of World and Rise. For example, the Snow Lion King, also known as the Platinum Lion XD. There is also the Peach Fuzz Beast, which may serve as your early test, and if you can easily defeat it, then your weapon usage skills should be considered proficient.
Also being revived are the Wyvern and Poison Wyvern, with the latter being familiar to secondary players.
The Fire Dragon and Female Fire Dragon actually appear in every game, and as veteran monsters in the series, their appearance is natural. What kind of surprises will the variant Fire Dragon bring us this time? We can look forward to it.
Another revival is the Kirin. In this generation, after the hard shell on the Kirin's belly is destroyed, there will be a noticeable mark, which is very friendly for melee weapons, allowing for precise targeting.
Also making its debut in MH4 is the Shadow Spider. As the first pincer horn species in the series, it is known as the assassin. Its weapons might primarily be poison and sleep. If you want to go for an abnormal status build, you might need to fight spiders frequently.
The Black Zinogre, also known as the Black Flame, like the Foam Dragon, did not make it in time. It is considered an immature form of the Elder Dragon "Namielle." The Black Zinogre matures into Namielle through molting, but if the molting fails, it may become a "Chaos Howler," a deformed individual that is half-Black Zinogre and half-Namielle.
It uses scale powder to detect prey positions, and the powder can infect organisms, causing "Frenzy Virus," leading to loss of sanity and eventual death. When its sensing ability reaches its peak, the Black Zinogre enters the "Frenzy State," growing antennae and wing-like legs, significantly increasing its attack power. At this point, attacking its head can cancel the frenzy. It also uses wing-like legs for fierce attacks and spits out black dragon breath balls, causing large-scale explosive damage.
Therefore, it is speculated that Namielle will also be part of the initial Elder Dragon lineup in "Wilderness." It made its debut in "Monster Hunter 4," as the ultimate village quest boss, capable of controlling the "Frenzy Virus," using scale powder to infect organisms, causing them to enter a frenzied "Frenzy State." Infected organisms lose their sanity and eventually die. In battle, it releases various attacks, including breath, beams, and explosive scale powder. Its attack range is wide and powerful, especially in an enraged state, where attacks become even more dangerous.
In addition to these returning monsters, the wilderness will welcome many new faces. For example, in the beta version's home map, the Amphibian Entangler, the Fanged Beast Biter, the new Sea Dragon Sand Dragon, the Brute Wyvern Flame Tail, and the apex predator Thunderglow Dragon.
Among these, the easiest is the Entangler, while the hardest is not the Thunderglow Dragon, but the Biter, because its skill set is more complex than the Thunderglow Dragon, with short wind-up times, and if you don't react in time, it's game over. However, the Chasm Sands are just the initial map, and it will get increasingly difficult later on.
And in the Ice Mist Cliffs, known as the Wild Ice Plains, the first flying Sea Dragon, the Wind Cheek, has been confirmed. The appearance of this monster finally provides a source for the Switch Axe set, which is truly exciting. It is known for its wind attribute attacks, excelling in using strong winds and sharp wing blades in combat. The Wind Cheek's attack methods include rapid dashes, wind blade attacks, and creating whirlwinds to trap hunters. It enhances its attack power by utilizing the strong winds in the environment.
Even more anticipated is the apex predator Frost Peak Dragon, although it is currently uncertain whether it is an Elder Dragon, its massive size and powerful aura already convey a sense of threat. It can spray powerful freezing air, instantly freezing the surrounding area, posing a significant challenge to players. In extremely cold environments, the Frost Peak Dragon's icy shell becomes even harder.
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Additionally, the unique Valley of Surging also hosts many unique monsters. For example, the strangely shaped Swamp Spewer, which surprisingly belongs to the Brute Wyvern class. Its skill, Dragon Roar, emits a powerful roar, causing disruption and stun effects on players. Scythe Slash: Uses the curved hooks on its forelimbs to attack, dealing area damage. Marsh Breath: Sprays toxic gas from its tongue, with a wide attack range and strong toxic effects. Tongue Lash: While dashing forward, whips enemies, causing close-range players to take damage and be controlled.
On par with the Swamp Spewer in ecological status is the new Clean Tooth Beast, the Hairy Ape. It often uses its strong arms and tail to attack. Additionally, it performs charging attacks using its body. In an activated state, all attacks carry a blast negative effect.
At the top of the food chain in the Valley of Surging is the first cephalopod in the series, the Inferno Octopus (also known as Black Rock), a mimic octopus that stores a large amount of heavy oil in its body. Targeting and destroying its tentacles may give hunters an advantage.
Finally, we must mention the cover monster, the Lock Blade Dragon. Its type is marked with three question marks, also known as the Extinct Species, but its skeleton is that of a legitimate Flying Wyvern. The mystery behind this will need to be investigated once the official version is released. According to the development team, only 11% of hunters successfully completed this challenge in the beta version.
To summarize, as of now, "Monster Hunter: Wilderness" has confirmed 13 new monsters and 9+1 returning monsters, bringing the total to 23. Although this is still less than the 30 large monsters in the initial release of "Monster Hunter: World," considering the current richness and diversity, it is quite impressive. We look forward to embarking on thrilling hunting adventures with these monsters in the wilderness!
