The Biology of Monster Hunter | Wildspire Waste

[@derpmaster9430]

I would like to see you do the other regions of monster hunter world, your quality is great and worth the wait to get the footage.

[@Paradox9743]

I would love to see the rotten vale.

[@theorangewarrior03]

Chill bro it's a series that he's just started. I doubt he'll give up on it so soon

[@TOWYK]

I think you're totally right its awesome

[@sleepywatcher3528]

I can't wait for him to discuss The Guiding Lands. Jeez, just the name gives me shivers.

[@aaroniscool7521]

If he did the ancient forest and the wildspire you know he's gonna do the coral Highlands, the rotten veil, the elders recess, and the Iceborne dlc area otherwise the catalogue woudlnt be complete and it would feel unsatisfying to leave something on monster hunter unfinished

[@ZalYagunRyai]

Take your time. MHW is a massive game with hell of a ton of details with the ecology. Having such a professional like documentary approach to these worlds is great and I'll keep watching

[@Lockz1111]

Especially since given this format an entire series would have to be at minimum 6 parts long, as long as we're also including the Hoarfrost region and Guiding lands as some monsters are exclusive to it

[@nooneimportant8991]

Very true. And I think the nature of MHW makes the videos much more immersive. I could sit and watch these for hours and wouldn't lose interest

[@DarshanBhambhani]

What a suck up

[@biggnesss7192]

Let's hope he mntiojs shara and safi

[@TheyCallMeDio]

MHW is massive. But wait until you see the Old World

[@sleepywatcher3528]

Rathians out in the Waste are actually single. They were kicked out of the Ancient Forest by the strongest Rathian, who would then become Rathalos' mate.

[@osrsweims]

Ok, but how bout the golden rathian that's only found in the desert tho ?

[@successfulfailure1298]

@@osrsweims The gold coloration makes it easier for prey to spot her, so in all likelihood it’s the only place she can consistently catch prey. Perhaps the desert sand blends in with the gold hue

[@Hexados-666]

@@osrsweims The metal Raths inhabit the desert as well as elders recess because they are significantly stronger plus their gold and silver colouration probably make it easier to hunt and blend in in both of those environments

[@Lockz1111]

@@successfulfailure1298 except Golden Raths can also be found in the elders recess, silver may be fine in the recess but gold doesn't really blend in with all the greys there

[@successfulfailure1298]

@@Lockz1111 That may just be because very few creatures can contend with elder dragons, and gold rath can put up a good enough fight to make its home their. So lack of competition with middle of the food chain predators

[@jojof3057]

Fun fact about the rathian in that specific cutscene with the glavanus, she has been injured by one before, her left wing talons we're sheared off by a previous encounter in the old world. (A cutscene that introduced glavanus in the game he first appeared in, "Monster Hunter Generations")

[@conwaysquest6961]

So that one glavenus had absolutely ZERO CHILL and chased her all the way to the new world to finish the job.

[@CascadeFreak]

Damn, now THAT is a continuation. I never realised that until you pointed that out.

[@jojof3057]

@@conwaysquest6961 he did a pretty shit job of killing her off ngl, that's why I find Gammoth far superior, she likely killed the Tigrex

[@speedyv1nce647]

@@jojof3057 nah bro tigrex just wouldn’t die like that. If it went under the gammoth then yes but bite by bite gammoth would’ve fallen.

[@jojof3057]

@@speedyv1nce647 I'll agree to disagree, as a avid gammoth lover, i won't stand for any such slander, the mountain mammoth beast far out weighs the prehistoric pussy cat, and has armor and hide thicker than almost all the monsters. Plus, if we were to assume that elder Frost was the same gammoth from the intro (scar on its head) she likely won that battle, seeing as she survived (and im doubtful a hard headed murder beast like Tigrex would run from a brawl) give me your best comeback for my flawless evidence of the superiority of mama Po po

[@Ranzord95]

one of the artbooks illustrates rathian's unique spike is hollow, like a short of syringe connected to the mouth cavity which she can use to regurgitate food to feed rath babies, shoving the spike a little down their mouth

[@tibik.8407]

I dont know how I feel about this information.

[@dinodude7290]

that's so fricking cute tho

[@kytrensol9777]

@@dinodude7290 birds do that too yanno, and so do certain kinds of insects.

[@dinodude7290]

@@kytrensol9777 I know, still cute

[@mayhewstorm1473]

That’s adorable but also fuck poison monsters lol

[@tubby1833]

I’ve always been fascinated with ecology since I was a kid, so stumbling onto this channel has been a true blessing. Thank you so much for the high quality content. The narration along with the editing and role play makes your videos extremely fun to watch. I would recommend covering the ecosystems of Ark Survival evolved if possible, as they are very unique and go against a lot of the rules of a natural ecosystem.

[@jocax188723]

I’m looking forward to the Coral Highlands/Rotten Vale, which I still think is one of the best shining examples of interconnected ecology in video games I’ve ever seen

[@roelofvanderlinde9483]

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[@ikenosis8160]

Thank you so much for these. I have rolled with Monster Hunter since the days of the legendary PS2 and truly appreciate the detail and nuance you offer. Well done!

[@kakizakichannel]

I'm not even into Monster Hinter as a game series but I absolutely love these videos and the biology in the games.

[@Littlekoji-df1cf]

Same.

[@SmokeyChipOatley]

I used to feel the same way until MHR. I had tried to get into the series several times before with no luck. Not sure if you’ve given Rise a shot yet but I recommend it to anyone who hasn’t been able to connect with the series before.

[@DeclanRese]

Man it's amazing to see this world from your perspective, i just can't wait for you to cover the coral Highlands

[@hondaaccord1399]

Ludroth vibes

[@Taikuriketsuppi]

Yea... hes not going to

[@handtomouth4690]

Rip

[@poggestfrog]

);

[@kennethsatria6607]

Nice to point out Tigrex being a relic of the past, I was struggling on how the various wyvern species could have connected in my headcannon and now I know its place is probably BEFORE flying wyverns like the raths and it checks out looking at their forelimbs having paws and fingers instead of one clawed digit. Maybe at some point the gliders with full on finger based membranes outflew these types of psudeo wyverns who only use them to traverse terrain. Meanwhile things like Monoblos and Diablos and the Gravios species maybe stuck in between and becoming slightly quadrupedal again because of their burrowing lifestyle and large size though seemingly retaining more developed fingers that are now used like shovels. But the psudeos are possibly also related to the more advanced fanged wyverns like Zinogre, Tobi, Odogaron and Magnamalo, in a way that they basically grew powerful forelimbs in a mostly upright gait and strong chest muscles because of an past evolutionary history of fliers. Or alternatively this dexterity and upper body strength is what led to flight capability which explains their many extra digits only alluding to flight and finlike structures on the forearms that resemble Tigrex's wings while the only glider uses a whole different approach using membranes between the limbs. So maybe its this latter scenario.

[@lavabender572]

The way I see it the wing "digit" isn't even a true finger, it's an ossified styliform(similar to the things flying squirrels have) that eventually just supported the wing as wyverns lost digits

[@kennethsatria6607]

@@lavabender572 Wouldn't that make it more fragile? We do break wings a lot but its worst on the Tigrex and Barioth and the latter has been stated to have flexible wingtips. But for Raths and Bazel it seems that actually is an arm with the wing structure similar to bats or birds, and Legiana definitely derived its wings from fingers forming like makeshift feathers

[@Vespuchian]

I recall reading somewhere (one of the art books, probably) that pseudo-wyverns like Tigrex are basal to both flying wyverns like Rathalos and fanged wyverns like Odogaron. The presence of more derived pseudo-wyverns like Barioth and Nargacuga means that Tigrex is a living holdout of an ancestral group to three different branches of wyvern taxonomy, which is pretty neat.

[@kennethsatria6607]

@@Vespuchian Dear god I hit the nail right on the head for the fanged wyverns splitting from psudeos. Though I guess it was one or the other. Though in hindsight the history if the world mustve been chaotic if the lizardlike wyverns didnt become the canid/carnivoran body type and it was the gliding animals that became quadrupeds. But then again we do have birds that only came about cause of dinosaurs... so the lizard wyverns might be equally old holdouts as tigrex. Or to throw a wrench in things maybe they became splayed out because they reached a size limit explaining why smaller Jagras are upright while their great, Girros and Dodogama are squat. Probably not that though. Maybe the anatomy change is unique to Jagras or the innovation of an advanced upright gait was unique with the small Jagras. But the Anjanath is Clearly a Raptorial Bird Wyvern that attained Brute Wyvern status, it shares little in common with old world brutes and has feathers.

[@koriw1701]

I just LOVE your style! The way you "report on your findings" in each new environment, as you take us with you on your travels. Your delivery is compelling and inclusive, like each one of us is walking (swimming, boating, flying, etc.) with us as your "Watson-esque" companion to your Sherlock Holmes investigator, documenting your words in each new setting. You have a very soothing voice that would go beautifully with narrating Audible books. With your flair for anecdotes I could actually close my eyes and listen, and still "see" the majority of the imagery of what you're relating to me/us. Thanks for always taking us with you on your journeys!

[@tigereyeinc.718]

Yay! More monster hunter biology!

[@Alteori]

I literally choked on my food when I saw this notification. I'm not saying that to be funny. I almost f****** died 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I was eating something and that I saw the notification and I was like "oh shit!!!" But I gasped while I had food in my mouth and couldn't breathe. 🤣🤣🤣 I'm ok now. Now that I've skirted death, I can enjoy the video!

[@saga960]

😂😂😂

[@BRITISH_AIRLINES_NO-FLY_LIST]

Didn't expect to find you here

[@sporelover9945]

@@BRITISH_AIRLINES_NO-FLY_LIST Same

[@shahalpha1739]

Alteori is here🔥🔥🔥

[@Foogi9000]

Love your Content!

[@purplehaze2358]

I love how someone took the time to code the AI of a dung beetle in a Monster Hunter game. That’s some serious dedication to the details of its ecosystem.

[@DJFlare84]

G'awwww I love you putting the spotlight on the Dung Beetle for a moment there. Underrated touch tbh.

[@joshv398]

I’m so excited to see the Coral Highlands episode it’s such a beautiful virtual ecosystem.

[@SevNeijizawaVt]

I just found out how utterly amazing Astrovitae is. I downloaded the first four PDFs & I'm greatly anticipating the issue due 4/2023. Speculative Fictional Science is one of my top 5 favorite things to watch. The others in the list includes creepypastas, horror, high fantasy/cyber sifi, & [fictional]punk. As my current YT channel fails & keeps fading behind the algorithms & constant harassment from TikTok, etc. I know that I'm going to subscribe to your content when my new YT channel is up & running.

[@AmbiDai]

YES! thank you for making more of this, been waiting for more of this 😄 Please keep exploring o'brave Archivist

[@shinvaa6806]

These MH videos are so cool. Im so hyped for the other bioms

[@Kur0627]

Please do other regions like the coral highlands or the rotten valle, your videos realy dives in the ecology and in the well made ambience of monster hunter world.

[@CoolKidThe22nd]

Wait i didn’t even notice you were doing monster hunter videos monster hunter is my favourite game but im trying not to get spoiled for sunbreak so i dont want to watch it so monster hunter stuff gets in my recommendations again

[@mikibednarczyk3439]

It's from Monster Hunter World and the Iceborne DLC,not Monster Hunter Rise and the Sunbreak DLC

[@CoolKidThe22nd]

@@mikibednarczyk3439 i know its just if i watch the video monster hunter related stuff will probably end up being in my recommendations again and that might lead to spoilers for the new monsters but i might watch it on a different account that i don’t really use because i really want to watch the videos

[@LuXLuvsU]

Wait mhw has a new dlc or rise does?

[@LuXLuvsU]

Also same love this game

[@CoolKidThe22nd]

@@LuXLuvsU rise does

[@CNS7272]

I love this! I've made some documents about the fauna and flora of monster hunter and I love to see other people expand on the ecosystem of monster hunter!

[@sethhancock40]

Hope we get the Coral Highlands one day, I absolutely love your style of content with these ecological reviews, nice and concise while hitting multiple main points. Would love to see more for this game, and maybe for Rise as well, at some point!

[@TimothyLong-l1p]

I wish we could’ve gotten the full series of this, I mean I’ve seen another channel cover the whole thin* already but having multiple sources can show things about each ecosystem that the other cannot, for example, you referred to the Jagras Hierarchy as somewhat reminiscent of a family, however, it’s actually highly unstable. At any moment either alpha or pack can turn on the other, and neither side can fully develop trus5 in one another, as the Jagras are well aware that even if they kill their alpha, a new one will rise and take his place.

[@nooneimportant8991]

Absolutely love how fitting the documentary style is for MH lore. And the way you narrate it makes it so immersive. I really enjoy your content and look forward to seeing more or your amazing work!

[@oninekko]

Just gotta show my appreciation. For years now I've appreciated the ecosystems of monster hunter, and am often using it's creatures as inspiration for my writing. So for you to do this breakdown is just *chef's kiss* thank you, hope you keep doing what you're doing.

[@janao910]

You should narrate something like Serina but with lesser known animals that will give birth to more unexpected evolutive branches

[@janvesely1087]

He didn't make Serina, he just narrates it.

[@hondaaccord1399]

Love how Curious Archive made Monster Hunter too! So inspiring 😍

[@Leo-ok3uj]

Didn’t he made videos of Serina already?

[@andrewfong894]

Yes

[@vicvik5305]

He didn't create Serina. He just explained it to us

[@lekyubi7589]

Im glad to see the 2nd episode so soon. Ill happily watch the 3rd one !

[@reinhardgutzat8828]

Hi, I've been a regular contributor for Astrovitae so far - it was great to read a featured interview with you in the new issue. Love this video, love this kind of stuff. I've always thought it would be awesome if someone made "nature documentaries" about fictional video game wildlife, and here it is!

[@ezrahunt2740]

Yay, new Monster Hunter World Video. Awesome! Seriously, though, I really love how you're presenting this series. It feels more personal and engaging to me. I'm really looking forward to any new episodes you make for this series.

[@alvaronavarro4895]

Hey Mr. Archive! What if you did a Speculative Biology Project of your own? I'd love to watch that!

[@mathieuleader8601]

the spore vid was somewhat that

[@alvaronavarro4895]

@@mathieuleader8601 Yeah lol but more in depth, akin to what Biblaridion does for example

[@toxicrain157]

Really looking forward to the rest of lands in monster hunter

[@isaiaha.o.washington]

Incredible! Being a long time MH fan/player, I am so thankful someone, who I thought would never cover a game like this, took such pains to handle and deliver this series with such care. I love speculative biology l, so ive been a long time fan of the channel, and let me just say this is super exciting! Keep and eye out for some of the rarer edemic life as well! Once I beat the game it was fun discovering and collecting them all to display in my aquarium or house!

[@rin_okami]

Tigrex's wings are actually fully functional, it uses them to travel great distances in search of prey, which is why tigrex can be encountered everywhere from the burning deserts to the frigid tundra. The difference is that tigrex uses it's wings solely for travel and prefers to hunt on the ground, while something like a rathalos uses it's wings to swoop down on prey from above.

[@YoruKurotsuki]

This is correct. Diablos, Monoblos, and Basarios/Gravios wings are similarly fully functional, if hindered by the creature's weight and grounded lifestyles. Tigrex wings are actually closer to being vestigial, being not so much an ancestor to flying wyverns, so as to fanged wyverns, who have all but lost theirs

[@handtomouth4690]

​@YoruKurotsuki I don't think I'd call them "fully" functional.

[@minaashido518]

Nargacuga flew in older games too

[@charlesalbrecht6201]

I’m so happy we already got episode 2!

[@calebrp02]

This is such an amazing series. Thank you for the content!

[@mtreding]

This is my favorite KZbin channel

[@sterlingcampbell4837]

Wow Episode 2 already!? You're out of control! New subscriber, and your Monster Hunter series is awesome!

[@minaashido518]

He read this comment and immediately went back under control

[@shaydelity]

This is awesome - I love all of these videos! They're so well made and I love just love it to have someone who takes everything together. It offers sooo much inspiration! Thank you!

[@LordViettner]

loving this series from you, my fav game! :D

[@AphidKirby]

YESSSSS another one so soon! These really are so wonderful!

[@brenmend]

man this channel is awesome and underrated. keep making videos, man!

[@ashtonpatton4207]

Putting yourself in the world of these games as an archiver is a pretty unique perspective, and it's pulled off well

[@rodrigoalvarenga1314]

Dude, forever and beyond, generations of spectators of the visual medium will be grateful for your work and content.

[@BlazinBoomsy]

Your MHW vids are amazing! They do a great job of introducing the world of MHW to people who are unfamiliar with it and Monster Hunter as a whole. I felt like I was learning about MHW for the first time again. Thank you!

[@ABC-tt7qe]

Wowzers! The team behind this massive world are truly talented. Thank you for sharing this in-depth look into its ecosystem, an absolutely delightful watch!

[@waldofelix29]

I hope you'll continue to the Coral Highlands and Rotten Vale! Those two biomes are some of my favorites in video games. Your documentary style is so fun to watch!

[@kennethnguyen8944]

Each one of these videos are so good I don’t even know where to begin

[@RavenVBranwen]

omg PLEASE make more, these are awesome!

[@bluerie._.3021]

Geez dude, another one in just 7 days? You’re insane! Thank you so much!

[@randomizer701]

These videos are amazing! Keep making more!

[@Zap717]

These make me so happy. I love the immersive first-person narration!

[@hypo7351]

When you get back to doing the different areas, it would be nice to see a bit more of the variations for some of the monsters already covered and soon to be covered

[@SCR_ProductionsYT]

Bazelgeuse, as far as i know, is actually a scavenger, using its large size to scare predators away from their kills

[@陳嘉宇-y4q]

Then why does he like to crash into battle instead of waiting till the results are out ?

[@SCR_ProductionsYT]

@@陳嘉宇-y4q i have no ideea, why dont you go ask em instead? Maybe he is akward with humans..

[@Artwolf007]

The books actually say the opposite. Bazelgeuse actively scans new environments for their apex. Make a beeline towards them to beat them up, then establish themselves as the new top dog. This is because of having originated from the elders recess, where they needed to appear as strong as possible to avoid being everyone's prey. Its also why it doesn't run from deviljho, but fights it instead. Forcing it to leave allows it to keep it's hunting grounds to itself

[@fishyfishyfishy500akabs8]

Bazel is probably very well built to do this since it can fly large distances and scare most things away with its bombing runs. But from what I know in canon it essentially hunts by carpet bombing an area and eating whatever was too slow to escape. While say singling out a single aptonoth or apceros and chasing it like a rathalos may not work simply hurling many bombs at a wide area, let’s say an entire herd of these, could be far more successful in landing a meal. Furthermore since bazel is so enormous it probably could just take down something like an aptonoth or even things like young diablos or barroth by flying straight into it and killing it in the equivalent of an airplane crash

[@slav_bonk1655]

This is magnificent! So far, it is certainly the best series about ecology of MHW's regions I've seen and I would really like to see more. Thank you for your work, I appreciate it!

[@TheDinohunterify]

A monster hunter documentary is exactly the kind of video I love - beautiful

[@dabbingperson9236]

I know it’s been a while, but a continuation of this series would be incredible.

[@clowder939]

These were so much fun to watch! I would always take forever to progress in that game because I just spent so much time looking at all the creatures and fauna. Love this series!

[@BerryMera]

This is honestly fabulous! I’m happy to watch more of these kinds of videos as they come out!!

[@KenoOverdrive]

I humbly request more videos of this please. This was really fun and interesting to watch

[@Scuuurbs]

One note: I have seen firsthand that the Tigrex's wings are very much fully-functioning.

[@minaashido518]

Nargacuga also used to fly, weird they removed it

[@DragongodZenos]

I always considered the Tigrex and others with its skeletal frame/moveset (like nargacuga) weren't proto-wyverns but had evolved into a niche that doesn't require powered flight. Those aren't proto-wings but vestigial wings in my opinion.

[@bradleydevron]

Tigrex is actually noted as being a wyvern right out of prehistory, and in-universe is a direct descendant of a common Flying Wyvern ancestor known as the Wyvern Rex (which out of universe was actually a concept design that later became Tigrex), to which it likely had some split off into a more cat-like and another offshoot what would develop into Nargacuga, Barioth (who, by the way, is the best flyer of the group, even though technically they can all still fly despite not being as well built for doing so as other Flying Wyverns), and Gigginox (with Gigginox's line also diverging into Khezu), alongside one more offshoot that fully lost the wings, leading to Akantor and Ukanlos.

[@allenbettis8558]

Can't wait for more! This is some of the best stuff on this website!

[@Specteon]

I like the fact you make these video's in a way that makes it seem like you actually went and documented these things in real life. It's a weird yet heavily interesting experience.

[@fazemand]

Most intrigued in the Rotten Valley Episode. It's that the the Term *Monster* is purposefully not used in these truly giving a sense of documentary.

[@RA1NnF0G]

I would like to see you continue archiving the world of monster hunter ❤❤❤

[@beaudoty3465]

Please make a part 3. Or better yet, make this a full blown series!

[@blueboltshrimp]

rewatching your monster hunter world videos, these are so well done

[@successfulfailure1298]

I really hope someone watches these and gets into the monster hunter series. Any love this series gets is more than welcome

[@Kitt-Katz]

Would love to see this series continue and cover some of the more exotic environments in the game!

[@Nightlight_Latte]

Take your time with this project! I will say I excitedly await its return already, though. Can't wait!

[@laurelsilberman5705]

Another amazing expedition!

[@hankskorpio5857]

Jeez i love this channel so much. Literally remember seeing ur first vid pop up on my feed. Haven't missed one since! I was one of the many(I assume) who suggested MHW as a subject and so far this has been everything I had hoped to see and more. This game has such an overwhelmingly detailed and visually stunning ecosystem. I can only hope this modern trend of shared interest in speculative evolution only ever continues to expand exponentially.

[@ZombieLeonLazy]

Man, I love these monster hunter examination. I hope there’s more to come cus there’s plenty to see

[@baldbeardedbassist]

Dude throw some atmospheric orchestral music under that narration for a real Planet Earth docuseries feel. This is some awesome work, liked and subscribed!

[@handtomouth4690]

Have you seen Oceaniz's ecology series?

[@belladonna4765]

This is the best documentary series that I watched.

[@headlessguitarman8770]

You did great! Another job well done. Can't wait for the next part.

[@OG-ProfessorPongo]

Love using your videos as a docu-series before I start a game (like I'm getting ready to journey there myself) and I'm pretty excited about monster hunter now

[@luisan5120]

These types of videos of the Monster Hunter World ecosystems are incredible, I would love to see more videos ❤

[@TienLe-ol4od]

I spent hundreds of hour in MHW and I didn't even know about the Apceros defend formation. Well done!

[@suddenlyboop1815]

I want to travel to the future just so I can binge this entire series. I've never actually played monster hunter but this was super interesting.

[@johnnybritt7149]

This series alone made me subscribe to you man! Keep up the amazing work!!

[@cedricschirer-suter4144]

Love this series, hope u keep it going

[@pigsmacker213]

As a massive Monster Hunter fan it's great seeing you cover what is arguably my favorite Monster Hunter game in this nature documentary fashion. Another one of my favorite forms of entertainment. Monster Hunter is RIPE with content for this kind of documentary style. Have fun losing yourself in this game man, at later points in the game it's gonna be hard to not spend a crazy amount of hours into it. I have nine hundred hours personally and even that is still considered not that high. 😂

[@Funkygoblin653]

Keep up the good work! I’d love to see this become a series I’ll watch these types of videos as long as you keep making them!

[@Anna464]

I absolutely love these videos! I was introduced to Monster Hunter World a few months back and found the biology and scientific study of the creatures fascinating and love watching your videos going so far into it and presenting it as a full on documentary. Thank you for these and I hope you feel like making more of them in the future. Heh, I am sure you could easily find study partners for these as I cannot be the only one absolutely fascinated by this world the developers have built :)

[@tfordham13]

Yayyy your back the king of biology

[@FiePige1]

I was looking forward to this episode! Even though I knew most if not all the monster facts beforehand, I still very much enjoy hearing people talk about the amount of detail put into every monster design

[@huntercollum869]

We're finding more and more that "living fossils" as they're often called really aren't that rare in nature. Seems that a lot of animals reach a kind of "dead end" in their evolution where they can't really improve on their survival strategy without completely changing what that strategy is, and can't really change their body plan without compromising their proficiency in the strategy they've evolved to use. I really love your videos! They always get me thinking on the nature of life as a whole which is probably my favorite subject.

[@Sorrowisyourdemon]

Absolutely fantastic series of videos, I really hope more is to come!

[@wustenfuchsgaming1226]

Iv never played Monster Hunter and dont think i will, but i like rich "potential" Ecospheres in any Media and you Showcase them really well.

[@k7l3rworkman97]

Baroth and Glavanus are easily a couple of my favorites ❤

[@Eonflare55]

These video's are lovely. Monster Hunter World really did a good job of selling the idea that this place is an environment, so many things happening even when hunters aren't there.

[@LewisRJHope]

Fun fact! Tigrex are in fact capable of flight, but their densley packed muscle is heavy, which makes them very clumsy in the air, so they usually stick to gliding. The nargacuga is also fully capable of flight, and is quite good at it, however it's forest home makes it more convenient to leap and glide, hence why they are rarely seen flying. And finally, diablos are also capable of flight, but like the tigrex, are very clumsy in the air and are too heavy to fly long distances.

[@c4nnon_fodd3r]

I was waiting for the next episode of this. Keep it up!

[@Zyckro]

This is fantastic and super fun! Quite a high-quality video my man.

[@rhiamonshae9274]

Hello and thank you for these amazing videos. The game Monster Hunter was completely unknown to me when I stumbled upon your vids. I am so glad that I did! Your approach is truly enjoyable and I am eager to continue the adventure. Best to you!

[@FieryOdin]

I just stumbled upon this 2-part series on MHW. Absolutely love this game! Hope to see more on the other regions!

[@KorruptKitsune]

I love how you format these. I love how you make it feel like you actually interact with these creatures. Keep it up man! Edit: could you possibly do a fallout video?