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** An example exclusive to the export market: Some players may wonder why ''Generations Ultimate'' looks underwhelming for a UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch game, with limitations that shouldn't be there given the hardware (such as loading screens between areas and relatively blocky textures and polygons). This is because in Japan, ''Generations Ultimate'', known there as ''Monster Hunter XX'', was released first on the 3DS, and both versions of the game are in parity in order to allow cross-platform multiplayer; the Switch version in particular is called ''Monster Hunter XX [[SuperTitle64Advance Nintendo Switch Ver.]]'' (this is analogous to the case of the PSP's ''Portable 3rd'' and the 3DS's ''3 Ultimate'' when they were ported to the [=PS3=] and Wii U respectively, having both the ''HD Ver.'' moniker in their names). However, [[invoked]][[NoExportForYou the 3DS version was never localized]], so as far as Western players are concerned, ''Generations Ultimate'' looks like an upscaled 3DS game for no good reason.
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** An example exclusive to the export market: Some players may wonder why ''Generations Ultimate'' looks underwhelming for a UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch Platform/NintendoSwitch game, with limitations that shouldn't be there given the hardware (such as loading screens between areas and relatively blocky textures and polygons). This is because in Japan, ''Generations Ultimate'', known there as ''Monster Hunter XX'', was released first on the 3DS, and both versions of the game are in parity in order to allow cross-platform multiplayer; the Switch version in particular is called ''Monster Hunter XX [[SuperTitle64Advance Nintendo Switch Ver.]]'' (this is analogous to the case of the PSP's ''Portable 3rd'' and the 3DS's ''3 Ultimate'' when they were ported to the [=PS3=] and Wii U respectively, having both the ''HD Ver.'' moniker in their names). However, [[invoked]][[NoExportForYou the 3DS version was never localized]], so as far as Western players are concerned, ''Generations Ultimate'' looks like an upscaled 3DS game for no good reason.
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** Gold Rathian is one of the most deceptive, performing tail somersaults at the end of its bullrush attack when it would otherwise be vulnerable. Worse yet, it can also do this immediately after getting up from a ''knockdown''. It almost seems as if it took [[UsefulNotes/FightingGame wakeup antiair]] lessons from [[Franchise/StreetFighter Guile]].
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** Gold Rathian is one of the most deceptive, performing tail somersaults at the end of its bullrush attack when it would otherwise be vulnerable. Worse yet, it can also do this immediately after getting up from a ''knockdown''. It almost seems as if it took [[UsefulNotes/FightingGame [[MediaNotes/FightingGame wakeup antiair]] lessons from [[Franchise/StreetFighter Guile]].
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** Felcote is an example of a Felyne who attained the rank of Guild Knight. Guild Knights actually outrank hunters, and are tasked with hunting down poachers and criminals as well as enforcing Guild policy and hunting restrictions. They also act as elite guards, protecting VIPs and major civilian population centres from monster attacks.
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** Felcote is an example of a Felyne who attained the rank of Guild Knight. Guild Knights actually outrank hunters, and are tasked with hunting down poachers and criminals as well as enforcing Guild policy and hunting restrictions. They also act as elite guards, protecting VIPs [=VIPs=] and major civilian population centres from monster attacks.
