Most Annoying Monster In Monster Hunter

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Mosquito bites. Nails on a blackboard. That itch on your nose while y'all're in the dentist'southward chair.

Life is filled with many annoyances. And when y'all're a dutiful monster hunter, they tend to come with fangs and trollish tendencies that tin can brand your life miserable.

In honor of the pending arrival of Monster Hunter X in Japan, I've put together my personal list of the most irritating boss monsters I could remember of during the class of my Monster Hunter career — mostly as a solo and 2-homo team hunter — prior to the game's release. Note that the list is weighted more heavily on annoyance and not difficulty, although there certainly are some monsters in here who can be hard to bargain with.

And if you lot can beat the game's tougher monsters? In mere minutes? By yourself? Well, all I can say is, I hate you lot and the Bullfango you rode in on. Anyway, got other monsters that yous think should make the listing? Feel free to leave a comment or email me straight and I just might add it.

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x. Molten Tigrex: I affectionately phone call this iteration of the Tigrex family unit the "newbie killer." I just love how it starts out all ho-hum as molasses and gives commencement-time M. Tigrex hunters a false sense of confidence. Then it rages like a hot hemorrhoid and you go fainting hunters everywhere. I however remember tag-teaming it for the offset time with a cousin who goes, "Guess he's not quite as bad as you said." Then I watched the explosive pinball ensue as he gets pummeled, roared, bounced and smash-blighted to oblivion similar stucco exposed to Justin Bieber'southward eggs and music. Soon, he was asking me if I had any extra mega potions to spare. A few rounds after, he was disarming me that we should go online to get a full squad. Hilariously, we evidently got matched up with two first-time M. Tigrex hunters and information technology was similar groundhog 24-hour interval with kitty carts left and correct. Ironically, my commencement time taking him down was when I went solo confronting him later on everyone else rage quit.

9. Silverish Rathalos: I love fighting the female Raths such as Pink and Golden Rathian. I find the male Raths, however, to be a bit annoying. As someone who loves fighting monsters straight upwards without normally resorting to flash bombs and traps, Pink and Gold Rathian are a fun challenge head to head. Silvery Rathalos, meanwhile, comes with the annoying tendency male person dragons have of flying a lot while also adding wonderful, delicious bounce to the mix. As the merely guy who can gun competently among almost of the family unit members I play with, it'south funny how happy they look when I enter a Silverish Rath fight with a bowgun. It's going down for real.

8. Seregios: I must acknowledge, I typically detect hunting the monster known every bit "Steve" or "Reggie" to be fun. Well, for the virtually part. I like, for example, how he's designed to punish hunters for ingrained habits, like rolling sideways when dodging, for example. Although his patterns aren't really that difficult to deal with, however, that bleed status is certifiably abrasive if you don't prepare for information technology beforehand. Sky knows how many times I've fainted in a fight where I was doing well, merely to mess upward once and accept that freaking laceration proc and murder my wellness bar every bit I endeavour to disengage while the dude is raged. It isn't likewise bad if you're simply doing i or 2 fights but pity the fool who has to farm this guy's apex form multiple times. And so it but becomes abrasive.

7. Najarala: Oh expect, a large snake. Let me merely poke it with a large stick. I wouldn't describe fighting Najarala as hard but it tin can be annoyingly tedious. Starting time, it's got that humongous hitbox, which y'all would call up makes information technology an like shooting fish in a barrel target merely also makes it easier for Najarala to hit you. His large size likewise can make your camera wonk out sometimes, which tin can be an irritant. So at that place'due south his tendency to concatenation attacks, which tin can wipe you out if yous're not careful. Like I said, not super hard just potentially annoying. Now Tidal Najarala on the other hand…

six. Cephadrome: Can you dig it? 'Cause Cephadrome certain can. Old-schoolhouse monster hunters know there's one reason Cephadrome is an irritating tool and that's considering this monster loves escaping cloak-and-dagger like El Chapo. The merely saving grace is that Monster Hunter 4U Cephadrome does non stay underground as much equally sometime-school Cephadrome. That, I can dig.

5. Yian Garuga: This guy. Or girl. Or whatsoever it is. I notice fights against Yian Kut Ku and Qurupeco to exist adorable. Yian Garuga, though, brings trolling to a whole new level. A large function of information technology is that some of his moves come out super fast and then you don't have as much fourth dimension to react. And then you lot've got its poison attacks as well as its ability to agree you on the spot if you aren't careful. I also could've sworn that information technology pauses sometimes to mockingly laugh at me. Perchance I'grand just losing my mind.

iv. Kirin: Oh, Kirin, you royal "my trivial pony" yous. The first fourth dimension I ran into Kirin, my reactions was, like, "That'southward it?" I mean, this monster is certifiably tiny, particularly when compared to the game's larger bruisers. Then I tried to hit information technology. Holy mother of gosh. In addition to his tiny hitbox, this horse loves to gallop around. It's like trying to chase my little toy poodle around the house when he knows I'm planning to give him a bath. Add bounciness and well, yous've got a long, annoying day ahead of you.

3. Rajang: Most of the monsters in this list are only annoying. This darn, dirty ape is annoying and legitimately hard, specially when he goes Super Saiyan. Talk nigh a gilt pain in the (something that rhymes with bass). When charged up, Rajang definitely commands respect every bit it tin brand you faint at any time if you lot're careless or merely unlucky. I'thousand sure he'due south racked up over 9,000 kitty carts online. And while a lot of the monsters in this list are more abrasive for blademasters, Rajang tin be a pain for gunners, too. Cheers to his endmost speed and that super-fast lightning kamehameha beam, the range advantage from gunning doesn't provide as much extra margin of error, making your lower defense an even bigger liability. Add together the fact that Rajang hits like a tank and joyrides on the kitty cart can become more frequent. Rajang is one of those guys where I can be having the best hunt ever and reading everything just still feel nervous in the dorsum of my listen that everything could go south anytime if I make just one fault.

2. Gypceros: Oh, how the mighty accept fallen. Derpceros, er, Gypceros might not be as trolly equally his one-time buggy version from the past, which normally would get the top spot for me. Then again, a less annoying Gypceros is still more annoying than most other monsters in this game. I mean, a quick expect at its talents show that this monster was designed past someone living under a bridge. How else can you explain having both a flash and poisonous substance attack, trolly fake death, plus the fact that it loves to run around so you take to hunt it all over the place. Oh yeah, did I mention it swipes your stuff? In curt, it lies, it cheats and it steals. The late Eddie Guerrero would exist proud.

one. Khezu: When you lot think about it, Khezu isn't really that difficult. Simply boy is information technology abrasive. Normal Khezu, Red Khezu, it doesn't affair. Heck, if they ever brand a pink, xanthous, aubergine or rainbow Khezu, I bet those volition be abrasive, too. That'south because almost every move he does seems similar it was designed to troll players, especially if you don't have paralysis resistance. In that location's that body belch. Lightning chomp. Lightning bolts on the basis. This guy just loves to spam them. As if Khezu doesn't make life hard plenty for blademasters, he climbs up walls, also. Call it a placebo effect but it as well seems to always run away but when I'one thousand getting into a groove or when I have, say, triple essence on my Insect Glaive. Darrrrrn yooouuuu, Khezu!!! Oh yeah, go two of them in the aforementioned map and get ready for a screaming, good time if you don't have dung bombs. Because I can be a petty, young person, I now telephone call him "ketsu," which is Japanese for butt. Yep, that sounds near right.

Honorable mention: Kelbidrome. You know what I mean.

Source: https://www.rgj.com/story/life/2015/11/16/troll-harder-most-annoying-monster-hunter-bosses-technobubble/75857198/

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