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OccamsRazor would suggest that Wyverians are close relatives of humans rather than the descendants of wyverns like is claimed in-game. The traits that distinguish wyverians from humans (Pointed ears, digitigrade legs, four-fingered, clawed hands, diminutive size.) are also traits lynians have, so perhaps both humans and wyverians descend from a lynian ancestor that evolved to become hairless and grow unusually tall, but Wyverians retain more signs of their ancestry.

OccamsRazor would suggest that Wyverians are close relatives of humans rather than the descendants of wyverns like is claimed in-game. The traits that distinguish wyverians from humans (Pointed ears, digitigrade legs, four-fingered hands, diminutive size.) are also traits lynians have, so perhaps both humans and wyverians descend from a lynian ancestor that evolved to become hairless and grow unusually tall, but Wyverians retain more signs of their ancestry.

* Maybe the Hyper status is a mutation of the Frenzy Virus/Apex status. In ''Generations'' and ''Gen. Ultimate'', some quests from ''4 Ultimate'' return, including quests that had Frenzied and Apex Monsters in their origin game. Here, the Frenzied and Apex Monsters are replaced with Hyper Monsters. In addition, the Hyper Monsters are shrouded in a dark aura, similar to the Frenzy virus. If these Monsters are also in pain, just like the Frenzied and Apex Monsters, then the Hyper status must be a variant of Frenzy.

Gogmazios is a [[{{Cyborg}} part-mechanical]] Elder Dragon that has existed for more than 1,000 years, and it eats sulfur and gunpowder. Its body is covered in tar, and it carries the ''very first dragonator'' on its back. [[WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles Coincidence? I think NOT!]]

[[WMG: Gogmazios is the Equal Dragon Weapon.]]

Gogmazios is a mechanical Elder Dragon that has existed for more than 1,000 years, and it eats sulfur and gunpowder. Its body is covered in tar, and it carries the ''very first dragonator'' on its back. [[WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles Coincidence? I think NOT!]]

If you remember Mi Ru, Gorgmazios, or the Black Flying Unknown Wyvern, they not only look unnatural, their abilities defy nature itself, isn't that a little odd? So, what if these monsters, heck, all of the Elder Dragons, are actually, Artificial Bio Weapons? And the aformatentioned three, were Laboratory Escapees? Need proof? Check the description of Monster Hunter Freedom Unite's Dragon Blood. It says that there's an unknown substance inside it. The Tower which you can fight many of these terrifying monsters, is made of Kushala Daora materials, and they weren't hunted, no. This could have been built even before the creation of Kushala Daoras. And even the weapons reference the Old Civilization. The Aqua Guardian for example, says that it's crafting instructions was in an Ancient Ruin. An Ancient Armory perhaps? Clearly enough this isn't Earth, so it could be safe to say that this is a LostColony on a Low Gravity World.

* Maybe the Hyper status is a mutation of the Frenzy Virus/Apex status. In ''Generations'' and ''Gen. Ultimate'', some quests from ''4 Ultimate'' return, including quests that had Frenzied and Apex Monsters in their origin game. Here, the Frenzied and Apex Monsters are replaced with Hyper Monsters. If these Monsters are also in pain, just like the Frenzied and Apex Monsters, then the Hyper status must be a variant of Frenzy.

It's not explicitly said, but it's implied that Tempered Monsters come about because of an excess of bioenergy, making them [[ChromeChampion very shiny]] and [[EliteMook much stronger]] than your garden-variety large monster. Therefore, Hyper Monsters are ''also'' born out of an influx of bioenergy. The difference is that while Tempered Monsters have said excess bioenergy spread out evenly throughout their bodies, Hyper Monsters just have the stuff slosh around, explaining why certain parts get Hyper-charged. This process also happens to be [[BlessedWithSuck very painful]], which sends the monster's body into overdrive (meaning they don't get tired) and it also explains why they're always much more pissed off than a normal specimen. The parts only obtained from Hyper Monsters are a result of the "loose" bioenergy gradually coagulating on a certain spot, eventually transforming it.

The Elder Dragon Blood items mention that the blood of an Elder Dragon contains an organic compound unique to dragons, with the compound becoming more prominent in the blood of Master Rank specimens. Elder Dragons get most of their more dangerous powers from this substance, and Elderseal-imbued weapons are [[PoisonedWeapon coated with a compound]] that reacts with this chemical and neutralizes it, temporarily shutting down the Elder's power. This neutralizing agent can also be found in nature, which explains why it can be found in non-Elders that frequent areas Elders are known to call their home (Savage Deviljho, Ebony Odogaron, etc.)

Given that a Hunter is already one of the characters in ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcomInfinite'', Nintendo and Capcom probably took advantage of the Prowler being exclusive to ''[=MonHun=]'' games on Nintendo platforms and the Prowler is upcoming DLC.

[[WMG:The Meowscular Chef is a [[Manga/ShokugekiNoSoma Tootsuki]] graduate.]]

The Ceadeus has traits of both a goat (The prominent horns and "beard") and a fish ([[CaptainObvious living in the water]] and having a whale-like tail), both sacred animals of Enki. (Which were later combined to form the "Capricorn", which again the Ceadeus has an uncanny resemblance to) As well, both Enki and the spoiler: Ceadeus live in underground oceans. (Though freshwater in the case of Enki and saltwater in the case of the spoiler: Ceadeus) Also, the Akkadian version of Enki's name is "Ea", which is right there in the name: cEAdeus.

* This makes sense. If it's true, then it's both a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming and a TearJerker at the same time. Although a bit of FridgeLogic will still sink in here: after the Capital C Caravan discovers Cheeko Sands for the first time, the group is able to return to it regularly at the player's behest. Going by this, the reason he never stumbled across his family yet may be because the husband needs to [[MoonLogicPuzzle lose his way first in order to find his way to the island]].

The Hunter will have a StanceSystem where they can change weapons for different sets of attacks and movement patterns: likely the Dual Blades for [[DeathOfAThousandCuts weaker but faster attacks]] and swifter movement, and then the Great Sword for [[MightyGlacier stronger hits and overall reduced speed]]. For their Final Smash, they'll switch to the Charge Blade in its axe form and unleash a Super AED.

The Hunter will have a StanceSystem where they can change weapons for different sets of attacks and movement patterns: likely the Dual Blades for [[DeathOfAThousandCuts weaker but faster attacks]] and swifter movement, and then the Great Sword for [[MightyGlacier stronger hits and overall reduced speed]].

Rathalos is in it as a boss and Assist Trophy, why not a Hunter?

The Hunter will have a StanceSystem where they can change weapons for different sets of attacks and movement patterns: likely the Dual Blades or Longsword for [[DeathOfAThousandCuts weaker but faster attacks]] and swifter movement, and then the Great Sword for [[MightyGlacier stronger hits and overall reduced speed]].

Capcom could produce at least one more ''MH'' game on Switch, one that is more in line with "classic" ''Monster Hunter'' games, with a lot of the old conventions such as separated areas, separate village and gathering hall quests, and the "mine charms and forge decorations" system. However, said game could be designed around the Switch hardware (''Generations Ultimate'' isn't, due to being a port of a 3DS game) and incorporate some of the AntiFrustrationFeatures from ''World'' (such as being able to [[DropInDropOutMultiplayer join a quest in progress]], access to the item chest at camp, Expedition mode, and more streamlined item usage and gathering).

This link to the page will explain in more details. https://www.deviantart.com/kennarita/journal/Xeno-jiiva-and-Kinship-Stones-735963344

And with it, an air-to-air turf war with Bazelgeuse.

[[The Kinship Stone and the Xeno'jiva might have some sort of connection to each other...]]

However it will appear in what could become a World 'Ultimate' expansion or re-release

And with it, an air-to-air turf war with Bazelgeuse.