Fanmade Monster Hunter Monsters 2

More fanmade Monster Hunter monsters!

1. Mityorich, a Flying Wyvern. After living in caves for so long, the Mityorich has greatly reduced its wing size, making it ironically flightless. It uses its venomous bite to kill prey swiftly and it's jaw can unhinge for easier consumption. Its short limbs and heavy stone-like armor make it quite slow and clumsy, rendering it unable to flee once attacked. Therefore, it is quite aggressive towards anything that confronts it, even monsters much larger than itself.

2. Iagodon, a Herbivore. Named after its discoverer, Iago Lawrence, the Iagodon is a slow-moving herbivore. The first new monster discovered in the archipelago, it is near the bottom of the food chain. Its tiny arms are useless, though it compensates for it's pathetic physical build with poisonous secretions. The poison is non-lethal, as its bitter taste is meant to disgust predators into backing off. Its fin-like tail has eye-like markings, meant to trick predators into believing they're the eyes of a larger monster.

3. Ceitolivis, a Leviathan. As a massive Leviathan, the Ceitolivis is a passive herbivore that only attacks once provoked. Its physical might is impressive but its true might comes from it's symbiotic bond with the Static Barnacles that grow on its body. As the Ceitolivis moves, the Static Barnacles use the moving water to generate electricity, similar to a hydroelectric dam. The Static Barnacles can then release the stored electricity in unison to generate a massive electric shock, which the Ceitolivis is protected from by its rubbery skin. The massive crest of the Ceitolivis is used to store excess electricity from the Static Barnacles, allowing it to electrocute attackers with a strike from its crest.

4. Titanboros, a Brute Wyvern. The larger relative of Duramboros, the Titanboros has a rocky hide resembling a small mountain. This immensely powerful Brute Wyvern lacks the horns of its relative, relying more on its massive clubbed tail to forage and defend itself. During its mating season, its tusks become sheathed in a layer of metallic casing, nearly doubling their size. It mostly feeds on ores, using its immense bite force to break apart rocks. It often rests in the water to avoid overheating, sometimes causing it to be mistaken for a small island.

5. Hychodoran, a Bird Wyvern. The Hychodoran is a semiaquatic wyvern that hunts fish with its long neck. The males sport a red crest on their head that is used to display to females. The males preform elaborate dances, flaunting their brightly colored wings and fins in an attempt to woo potential mates. Its armor is surprisingly light, meant to dissuade predators my making them think it's well protected and not worth the effort of hunting. They're surprisingly intelligent, about as smart as crows.

6. Zitrolak and Komodius, Fanged Wyverns. The male and female of the species respectively, these two occupy different niches and have vastly different physical attributes. More aquatic in nature, the bipedal male Zitrolak is more lightly built and far more agile. It's capable of producing short bursts of flame using methane, though it has very little range and isn't very powerful. Its horn-like crests and dewlap are used to display to females and it can flush its dewlap and back spines with blood to intimidate rivals. Shockingly frail, the harem of males are protected by the alpha female. The quadrupedal female Komodius are more terrestrial and far more heavily built than the males. Their venomous bite weakens prey with heavy bleeding and, if it needs more firepower, it can shoot a sustained beam of flame, more powerful and further reaching than the male's. The Komodius and Zitrolak often work together to hunt more difficult prey, with the males chasing the prey towards the larger and more powerful female.