All Monster Hunter Wilds Monsters Revealed So Far

Explore the Forbidden Lands in Monster Hunter Wilds: A Comprehensive Guide to the Unveiled Monsters

Monster Hunter Wilds' Forbidden Lands promise a thrilling hunt filled with both familiar and brand-new monsters. This guide details all currently revealed creatures, providing insights into their habitats, types, and fighting styles. Expect frequent updates as more information becomes available.

Monster Roster:

The following alphabetical list showcases the monsters confirmed for Monster Hunter Wilds, including returning favorites and exciting new additions. Detailed stats will be added upon official release.

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 involving flaming magma, physical blows, and hurled rocks. Its wall-scaling abilities allow for surprise attacks from above.

Arkveld

• Location: Windward Plains
• Type: Extinct; Flying Wyvern(?)
• Element: Dragon
• Dubbed the "White Wraith," this unique Wyvern may possess flight capabilities, but its ground agility is equally impressive. Its wing chains serve as whips for striking and constricting opponents.

Balahara

• Location: Windward Plains
• Type: Leviathan
• Element: Water
• This Leviathan inhabits the Windward Plains, utilizing quicksand traps and wall-clinging techniques. Often found in groups, they employ water-based mud projectiles.

Ceratonoth

• Location: Windward Plains
• Type: Herbivore
• Element: TBD
• Resembling a pangolin with three prominent back spikes, the Ceratonoth is a docile herbivore often found in packs. Despite its generally peaceful nature, it can unleash electrical attacks using its spikes as defense.

Chatacabra

• Location: Windward Plains
• Type: Amphibian
• Element: TBD
• This large amphibian utilizes its strong tongue and adhesive saliva to reinforce its limbs with stones, enhancing its attacks. Its tongue also serves as a whip, while powerful bites are delivered with a wide-open maw.

Congalala

• Location: TBD
• Type: Fanged Beast
• Element: Fire
• Returning from Monster Hunter 2, this monkey-like Fanged Beast is typically docile, preferring the company of herbivores. However, it can become ferocious when threatened.

Dalthydon

• Location: Windward Plains, Scarlet Forest
• Type: Herbivore
• Element: None
• These herbivores roam the Windward Plains and Scarlet Forest in small groups, generally non-aggressive unless provoked.

Doshaguma

• Location: Windward Plains, Scarlet Forest
• Type: Fanged Beast
• Element: TBD
• This highly territorial Fanged Beast is known for its aggressive nature, whether hunting solo or in packs. Its attacks include powerful swipes, bites, and projectile prey corpses.

Gravios

• Location: TBD
• Type: Flying Wyvern
• Element: Fire
• This massive Flying Wyvern possesses stone-like armor, offering substantial defense. Its size limits its agility and flight capabilities.

Gore Magala

• Location: TBD
• Type: Elder Dragon
• Element: Earth
• This eyeless Elder Dragon relies on pollen-like scales for detection. It wields the dangerous Frenzy Virus and employs slash and grapple attacks.

Gypceros

• Location: TBD
• Type: Bird Wyvern
• Element: None; can inflict Poison
• 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 uses a wind-catching membrane to levitate. It often hangs from ceilings and utilizes ice-based projectile attacks. It can be encountered in packs of three.

Lala Barina

• Location: Scarlet Forest
• Type: Temnoceran
• Element: TBD; Capable of Paralysis
• This arachnid-like Temnoceran features a fluffy thorax resembling a red rose when agitated. It uses scarlet silk to immobilize or damage opponents, alongside claw and fang attacks.

Nerscylla

• Location: TBD
• Type: Temnoceran
• Element: None; can inflict Poison
• This four-legged arachnid Temnoceran possesses long claws, strong fangs, and poison-crystallized back spikes. It spins durable webs to trap its prey.

Nu Udra

• Location: Oilwell Basin
• Type: TBD; resembles an octopus
• Element: Fire
• This massive octopus-like creature is the apex predator of the Oilwell Basin, often appearing during the Firespring event. It uses tentacles for grappling and oil-based fire attacks, and can burrow underground.

Quematrice

• Location: Windward Plains
• Type: Brute Wyvern
• Element: Fire
• This highly mobile Brute Wyvern utilizes the flammable oil from its tail to ignite its surroundings and unleash 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
• The iconic mascot of the Monster Hunter series, this Flying Wyvern utilizes fire projectiles and a poisonous tail.

Rathian

• Location: TBD
• Type: Flying Wyvern
• Element: Fire
• Rathian, the female counterpart to Rathalos, shares similar attacks, including fire projectiles and poisonous tail barbs.

Rey Dau

• Location: Windward Plains
• Type: Flying Wyvern
• Element: Lightning
• The apex predator of the 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 during heavy rains. Its speed and water-based attacks make it a formidable opponent.

Yian Kut-Ku

• Location: Scarlet Forest
• Type: Bird Wyvern
• Element: Fire
• This swift Bird Wyvern is recognizable by its ear frills and underbite. It uses fire projectiles and is often found in packs.

This concludes the currently revealed Monster Hunter Wilds monster roster. Stay tuned for further updates and guides!