Discover the Thrilling Beasts of Monster Hunter Wilds' Forbidden Lands!
Prepare for an epic hunt! Monster Hunter Wilds unleashes a captivating roster of both familiar and brand-new monsters within its Forbidden Lands. This comprehensive guide details all currently revealed creatures, ready to challenge even the most seasoned hunter.
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All Monsters in Monster Hunter Wilds
All Monsters in Monster Hunter Wilds
This alphabetical list showcases the confirmed monsters in Monster Hunter Wilds, encompassing returning favorites and exciting newcomers. This list will be updated as more information is released.
Ajarakan
Habitat: Oilwell Basin Type: Fanged Beast Element: Fire
The Ajarakan, a nimble, aggressive Fanged Beast resembling a monkey, utilizes fiery magma attacks, powerful physical strikes, and flaming projectiles. Its agility allows it to scale walls and launch devastating aerial assaults.
Arkveld
Habitat: Windward Plains Type: Extinct; Flying Wyvern(?) Element: Dragon
Known as the "White Wraith," this unique Wyvern may possess flight capabilities, but its exceptional ground agility is equally impressive. It employs its wing chains for whip-like attacks and constricting its prey.
Balahara
Habitat: Windward Plains Type: Leviathan Element: Water
This Leviathan inhabits the Windward Plains, utilizing quicksand traps and wall-climbing abilities. Often hunting in packs, it unleashes water-based mud projectiles.
Ceratonoth
Habitat: Windward Plains Type: Herbivore Element: TBD
Resembling a pangolin with three prominent back spikes, the Ceratonoth is a docile herbivore often found in groups. Despite its gentle nature, it utilizes its spikes for electrical defense.
Chatacabra
Habitat: Windward Plains Type: Amphibian Element: TBD
This large amphibian uses its strong tongue and adhesive saliva to fortify its limbs for enhanced attacks. Its tongue also serves as a whip-like weapon, while its powerful bite delivers significant damage.
Congalala
Habitat: 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 and tendency to interact with herbivores, unless provoked.
Dalthydon
Habitat: Windward Plains, Scarlet Forest Type: Herbivore Element: None
These herbivores roam the Windward Plains and Scarlet Forest in small groups, generally non-aggressive unless threatened.
Doshaguma
Habitat: Windward Plains, Scarlet Forest Type: Fanged Beast Element: TBD
A highly territorial and aggressive Fanged Beast, the Doshaguma utilizes powerful claw swipes, biting attacks, and even throws the corpses of its prey.
Gravios
Habitat: TBD Type: Flying Wyvern Element: Fire Previous Appearance: Monster Hunter, Monster Hunter G, Monster Hunter Freedom
This massive Flying Wyvern boasts stone-like armor, providing exceptional defense. Its size and weight limit its agility and flight capabilities.
Gore Magala
Habitat: 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 dispersing scales to sense its surroundings. It wields the dangerous Frenzy Virus and specializes in slashing and grappling attacks.
Gypceros
Habitat: 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 blinding flashes. Its shock-resistant hide makes it tough, but its tail and poison attacks remain weaknesses.
Hirabami
Habitat: Iceshard Cliffs Type: Leviathan Element: Ice
This Leviathan uses a wind-catching membrane to levitate, often hanging from ceilings. It specializes in ice-based projectile attacks and is sometimes found in packs of three.
Lala Barina
Habitat: Scarlet Forest Type: Temnoceran Element: TBD; Capable of Paralysis
This arachnid-like Temnoceran uses scarlet silk for immobilization and attacks, in addition to its claws and fangs.
Nerscylla
Habitat: TBD Type: Temnoceran Element: None; can inflict Poison Previous Appearance: Monster Hunter 4 (Ultimate), Monster Hunter Generations
This four-legged arachnid-like Temnoceran uses crystallized poison spikes and durable webs in its attacks.
Nu Udra
Habitat: Oilwell Basin Type: TBD; resembles an octopus Element: Fire
This massive octopus-like creature is the Oilwell Basin's apex predator, often appearing during the Firespring event. It utilizes tentacles for grappling and oil-based fire attacks.
Quematrice
Habitat: Windward Plains Type: Brute Wyvern Element: Fire
This highly mobile Brute Wyvern ignites the flammable oil from its tail, using it for devastating fire attacks.
Rampopolo
Habitat: 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
Habitat: TBD Type: Flying Wyvern Element: Fire Previous Appearance: Every Monster Hunter game
The iconic Rathalos, a Flying Wyvern, utilizes fire projectiles and poisonous tail attacks.
Rathian
Habitat: TBD Type: Flying Wyvern Element: Fire Previous Appearance: Every Monster Hunter game
Rathian, Rathalos' female counterpart, employs similar attacks, including fire projectiles and poisonous tail barbs.
Rey Dau
Habitat: Windward Plains Type: Flying Wyvern Element: Lightning
The Windward Plains' apex predator, Rey Dau, harnesses lightning during Sandtide storms, using its horns to conduct electrical attacks.
Uth Duna
Habitat: 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 foe.
Yian Kut-Ku
Habitat: Scarlet Forest Type: Bird Wyvern Element: Fire Previous Appearance: Monster Hunter, Monster Hunter G, Monster Hunter Freedom
This fast Bird Wyvern, recognizable by its ear frills, uses flame projectiles and often hunts in packs.
This concludes the currently revealed Monster Hunter Wilds monster roster. Stay tuned for more updates and guides!
