Question 1

A fanged wyvern that flies among the trees of the Ancient Forest. Its penchant to brush against the ground and the trees as it moves around builds up static electricity within its fur.

Accepted Answer

Tobi-Kadachi

Question 2

A brute wyvern that can bring its mighty tail down on foes like a massive sword, decimating them in an explosion of flames created from the volatile components found in its scales

Accepted Answer

Glavenus

Question 3

A monster that stuns its prey with vibrations from its scales, then wraps around and constricts its victims

Accepted Answer

Najarala

Question 4

Leviathans that have adapted to live in sandy areas. They burrow through sand and locate prey aurally, then suck both the target and any surrounding sand into their maws.

Accepted Answer

Nibelsnarf

Question 5

A ruffian known for its wild, red mane of hair. Unrivaled in its cruelty, sightings of a Redhelm near human settlements is a serious call for alarm, though very few can handle hunting it.

Accepted Answer

Redhelm Arzuros

Question 6

This piscine monster's wedge-shaped head allows it to freely swim through the tundra snow. Frequently seen flinging snow at prey.

Accepted Answer

Beotodus

Question 7

Flying Wyverns that have evolved to live in thickly forested areas. These sly beasts stalk their prey from the shadows with ferocious speed dogged tenacity.

Accepted Answer

Nargacuga

Question 8

A bird wyvern which is most at home in the dark. It catches prey with its wings and talons. Its pivoting neck is characteristic, and it's worth a look to see it turned completely around to look behind

Accepted Answer

Malfestio

Question 9

Temnoceran that spins webs to defend territory and hunt prey. They bind foes that have been weakened by ailments and devour them with giant mandibles. They are fond of wearing the hides left by prey.

Accepted Answer

Nercylla

Question 10

Neopterons that use swift aerial movements to attack invaders on the ground. The sharp appendages on their heads can make their lunging attacks quite dangerous.

Accepted Answer

Seltas

Question 11

Fanged beasts with limbs adapted for swinging through forests and membranes on their forelegs for gliding. When provoked, they shield their faces with giant ears, blocking out any loud noises.

Accepted Answer

Kecha Wacha

Question 12

Amphibians that strike from frozen waters, using the cold to stun their prey. They secrete a special liquid that both coats their own skin in icy armor and freezes nearby foes.

Accepted Answer

Zamtrios

Monster Hunter Quiz: Guess the Monster from a Description

2) A brute wyvern that can bring its mighty tail down on foes like a massive sword, decimating them in an explosion of flames created from the volatile components found in its scales

3) A monster that stuns its prey with vibrations from its scales, then wraps around and constricts its victims

4) Leviathans that have adapted to live in sandy areas. They burrow through sand and locate prey aurally, then suck both the target and any surrounding sand into their maws.

5) A ruffian known for its wild, red mane of hair. Unrivaled in its cruelty, sightings of a Redhelm near human settlements is a serious call for alarm, though very few can handle hunting it.

6) This piscine monster's wedge-shaped head allows it to freely swim through the tundra snow. Frequently seen flinging snow at prey.

7) Flying Wyverns that have evolved to live in thickly forested areas. These sly beasts stalk their prey from the shadows with ferocious speed dogged tenacity.

8) A bird wyvern which is most at home in the dark. It catches prey with its wings and talons. Its pivoting neck is characteristic, and it's worth a look to see it turned completely around to look behind

9) Temnoceran that spins webs to defend territory and hunt prey. They bind foes that have been weakened by ailments and devour them with giant mandibles. They are fond of wearing the hides left by prey.

10) Neopterons that use swift aerial movements to attack invaders on the ground. The sharp appendages on their heads can make their lunging attacks quite dangerous.

11) Fanged beasts with limbs adapted for swinging through forests and membranes on their forelegs for gliding. When provoked, they shield their faces with giant ears, blocking out any loud noises.

12) Amphibians that strike from frozen waters, using the cold to stun their prey. They secrete a special liquid that both coats their own skin in icy armor and freezes nearby foes.