The Nature of Monster Hunter Rise - The Sandy Plains | Ecology Documentary
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Intro
01:05 - Area Overview
04:49 - The Revolving Rascal
12:04 - The Deep-Rock Descendant
17:52 - The Pinecone Pyromaniac
23:23 - The Serrated Slicer
29:27 - The Malice Meteor
37:29 - Outro
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*Quick note about the World Map shown at **20:18*
I drew that map. It is based on the official Map we got all the way back in 2nd Gen (specifically seen in the JP only Hunters Encyclopedia) and on speculations made by GaijinHunter in his "Map of Monster Hunter" Video you can find here ua-cam.com/video/XI_VpUiAjOI/v-deo.html. Newer locations, such as Kamura, are complete speculation by me.
Anything besides the 2nd Gen Map is not "canon", as we haven't gotten an official world map since 2009. But i do believe the map presented in this video is a good intersection of official material and reasonable assumptions, so I will continue to use it going forward.
*Jet dragon twists its wings and points the vents at me.*
Me: "That´s a bunch of cannons!"
Dragon: "No they´re not, they´re just vents for propulsion. Completely harmless. Now stand still."
As nice as the invisibility mod is, i'm still gonna miss Django Dodgebolt.
Maybe those are POV shots of him
Gone but not forgotten
I wonder if maybe it's used for certain threat levels, or was it confirmed that the shots in the beginning with Volvidon and Basarios were done before the mod came out?
What’s that
@@connorwilkinson7370 the guy who used to dodge monster atacks so Oceaniz could get Footage, a true hero
Some details I really liked:
- Explaining Volvidon's farts
- Pointing out the lack of Gravios (my own theory is that there just isn't enough room for them to fit into the caves and valleys)
- Noting the similarities between the flying pinecones
- Connecting the conditions of Crimson Glow and Savage Jo
The volvidon stores the altaroth liquid between it's scoots. What are scoots?
Does he mean scutes?
I've noticed that valstrax is very capable on the ground (at least for a skybound species). For that reason I theorize that they do land often, but perhaps only in places people don't visit often, or are completely inaccessible by land. Maybe valstrax is like an albatross. Flying across vast oceans, and nesting in barren, rocky islands.
I mean in its ecology video from GU, it hunt ludroth and rest on top of the highest towering peak of ruined pinnacle
@@alderwield9636 Sounds about right
Part of the reason I respect the Volvidon is that it is analogous to a really interesting and often underestimated group of animals. In our own real world even power house predators like Jaguars are hesitant to take on Giant Ant Eaters. One swing from their claws can cripple other animals, since in comparison to the near concrete hardness of termite and ant mounds a living creature is made of tissue paper. They are such a bizarre and fascinating group of animals that they fit right in with the setting of Monster Hunter.
I just love your videos. This kind of documentaries, or audio-documentaries maybe, deserve to be in the actual games. GGWP
Yes Capcom needs to hire this man
Another lovely documentary. Love you Seregios section especially, I never thought about its feet.
I constantly think about its feet. Every day.
@@jeffthebull2073 🤨
They're litteraly the main part of it's body
@@athos9293 I mean, they are less important to the design in comparison to the scales, tail and wings though
@@egbertmilton4003 he's always performing stomp attacks
I adore the style of videos you make, its so satisfying to watch and just learn about the areas and the monsters.
Man the Valstrax bit. Hearing the theme while you were discussing it’s agony was honestly chilling.
I just started watching these videos today and honestly I’m hooked. I haven’t gotten to play MHRise yet but I will when it releases on console soon. Can’t wait to see more of these as I slay these great beasts
Okay I didn't realize Rise was tha close to the old world stuff. I never played the older games so this is more informative than I expected. Also, CG Valstrax scares the Hell out of me when I've done those hunts. Took forever to get the armor and enough for my guns.
Kamura and Yukumo seem to be neighboring areas with them sharing the Flooded Forest and Sandy Plains as close hunting grounds, and the Misty Peaks and Shrine Ruins being bordered by the same kind of high altitude bamboo forest mountain range.
Your videos makes my love for Monster Hunter increase exponentially. You truly make the world feel alive
Personnally, I don't think the Seregios and the Bazelgueuse are that closely related, the Bazelgueuse's scales are more akin to highly unstable secretions and other than the fact that they use projectiles and the chin spike (also present in stuff like the Rathian), there isn't many similarities. In my opinion, the Seregios is closer to the Astalos, considering their overall body shape are more similar and they both posses a specialized headcrest that can move, something that, if I remember correctly, only those two have among all Flying Wyverns.
Maybe the muscles that control the bladescales under the skin of the Seregios evolved from the same set of muscles that make Astalos able to produce its electricity, this hypothetical common ancestor having a mobile headcrest, and scales that could move, maybe purely for display purposes...
Ahh the sandy plains! Home to steve, volvidon, *[he who shall not be named]* pukei pukei, rakna kadaki, and some other monsters
These monster hunter UA-camrs fascinate me far more than the games themselves.
The passion they have is more interesting to me than the actual games because in my opinion there's not much to them in the lore yet these UA-camrs always find something. It boggles the mind.
Rage Gaming, that one Ginger Hunter, the monster hunter tri enthusiast fanboy. All of them find content to do videos on when most of the community just mindlessly hunts.
While i agree the youtubers are great, there lore of monsters and the world in monster hunter as well as their ecology. Where do you think they some of the info? Lol
@@statesminds Monster Hunter books: we'll pretend we do not exist
I agree that these UA-camrs are good, but I disagree with your stance on the games. All this lore/ecology is in the game, it's on your for not finding it
@@athos9293
The few that have English translations or still in print?
@@dalekrenegade2596 well, they are there
When I first saw Basarios (And the Chapter Name on this Video) I really went:
*Points Finger at Basarios* "Rock And Stone!"
DID I HEAR A ROCK AND STONE?
Love these type of vids so much. I hope it's building up to something like the Fatalis video but about Narwa ans Ibushi. Not that it has to be the same structure, but I would just love a documentary vid about them. Especially since they are one of the few Elder Dragons with a well documented reproductive cycle. For crying out loud that reproduction goal is the story lol
It's so weird Gravios still isn't in this game
Fr. I was honestly expecting it to be added in when Sunbreak first came out, but hopefully it gets added in an update
@@sparrowfox6943 Probably too late for that, considering the nature of endgame monsters...
Honestly thank god it isn't, gravios was the most poorly designed fight in older games, especially black gravios
And its archenemy too, I think its name was Akantor
Quick progress, Oceaniz!!! Keep up the fantastic work!
The Blood Orange Bishaten doesn't always spit its fiery saliva onto pyrecones - any time it wields two together, it conserves the fuel for its fire by striking one against the other, using their rough outer shells to ignite one another via friction, like matches. Using its saliva to ignite pyrecones is only used when tossing a singular pyrecone as a grenade, or when it shatters multiple cones on the ground and flies through while spewing fire to ignite them and make a fire trap.
There's a number of other unmentioned species of monsters that roam the Sandy Plains as a preferred habitat. Most notably, Barroth calls its muddy oases and caverns home, and Diablos can be seen munching on cacti in the area. Anjanath can also be found here, and frequently run afoul of Diablos in the process - Diablos generally being the winner of such confrontations, although almost never unscathed.
I've noticed Seregios aren't very aggressive in the Sandy Plains. Their threat display usually wards off most monsters they could readily kill, and those that would put up a fight - like Diablos - they typically just fly away from. In fact the only monster near Kamura or Elgado I've actually seen a Seregios stand its ground and fight is Gore Magala, and brother, those fights are brief but *vicious* let me tell you. Who wins is a toss-up, but neither of them get away with it unhurt. I've only seen that happen in the Shrine Ruins and Citadel, though, as that's the only places I've seen both Gore Magala and Seregios share an environment.
You raise a good parallel between the Crimson Glow Valstrax and the Savage Deviljho, and honestly, I believe it's the same phenomenon. Something either damages their Dragon sac, or causes it go over-activate, creating a positive feedback loop of adrenaline and dragon energy that overwhelms the creature. I think though, that Valstrax handles it a bit better than Deviljho, as I've seen Crimson Glow Valstrax have moments of calm. I even photographed one in the Flooded Forest sitting calmly amidst a pack of Wroggies and next to a sleeping Nargacuga, making no effort to attack either of them - though the Wroggies were certainly panicking and making threat displays towards it. I've never seen a Savage Jho coexist peacefully with anything short of an Elder Dragon, and then only by running away.
I think that the Crimson Glow Valstrax is simply a very old Valstrax, whose Dragon Energy has built up, like a residue, and thus they periodically descend to the ground to briefly go nuts and unleash excess Dragon energy, before finally regaining control and returning to the skies. I've noticed that they don't often attack any other monsters deliberately, and even then it's usually just enough to convince them to back off. They usually attack terrain features or buildings; hard, stationary targets that let them vent a lot of energy at once. They also seem to go after Hunters with particular fervor - like they've had encounters with us before. I've also observed that Crimson Glow Valstraxes can produce Red Serpent Orbs - which are crystalline orbs of condensed Dragon compound, much like outsize pearls. This is completely unique to them - other forms of Valstrax drop smaller crystals called Mindstones.
keep doing this man..cuz youre the only one left that make a dedicated video about MH ecology, curious archive dropped it months ago 😞
One of my favourites!
Nice content as always, I love these videos
37:07 the cameraman had enough😭
I always get excited when you do a Nature of Monster Hunter video. Keep up the awesome work. Real big help to the MH Community.
I liked the crimson glow valstrax part the most. Guess ill be facing the base form soon enough. I'm playing through genU right now.
Another great video! Good job trying to explain Valstrax, jet dragon extraordinaire. Looking forward to the next!
You present Monster Hunter lore in a pleasant and rich way, it's a joy to watch your videos, thank you, thank you so much for your hard work.
It would have been nice if G.jaggi was in risebreak. There's a literally jaggi cave in sandy plains.
Theory about valstrax what if the reason they spend all that time in the upper atmosphere and fly around at super sonic speeds is actually to keep the constant build up of dragon element down. But if they land for too long they become overwhelmed with dragon energy making it so that if they were to ignite it like they did before they'd blow themselfs up so they become extremely territorial because they are stuck to the ground
Also id like to point out that the sand plains seem to be a high dessert so while we might not realize it. It actually might be pretty high up from sea level or even close to the top of a mountain. Making it a totally legit place something that lands on mountains would land on or fall on
fun basarios fact: They can fail their fire beam but gravios do not it seems as though growing up it gets much more adept at using it's abilities.
God I live this series. Don't ever stop
Damn the editing on that intro about time. Well done
Another amazing video!!!
7:00 spiribird jumpscare
Thanks Oceans!
Something to note about basarios: another "daycare/playground" for them has been found during the frenzy virus incident. It is a locale called the Everwood basarios seem to enjoy being there while gravios do not though the Basarios take a more mossy look to them likely to help camoflage better.
You know: with the Valstrax and Deviljho similarity of Dragon energy seeping into them causing much pain...
The New World commission team actually has kept a iron grip on classified information otherwise burnt elsewhere - particularly on Alatreon.
Alatreon just produces an obscene amount of dragon energy - even entering a State where a majority of its elemental properties are draconian, a jack of all trades. One can only ponder how discomforting it is for the thing despite its terrifying mastery over the elements.
I'm still annoyed we didn't get Gravios in Sunbreak. I get that he's not exactly a fan favorite, but adding Gravios, Tetsucabra, and Zamtrios would have rounded out the roster perfectly.
Haven't heard of you in a while!
Happy new year!
28:21 just like Abiorugu!
As always, fantastic.
Perhaps the Crimson glow Valstrax lands so often in the plains is because of the heat.
If draconic energy is seeping into its muscle, hide and blood perhaps the warmth of the area helps soothe its pain even for a tiny bit. Warmth is a common source of pain relief so the hot sand/rocks of the plains are the right temperature.
Man, I'm ready to hunt these monsters once the game hits Game Pass next week. Didn't pick it up on Switch (I have a switch) so looking forward to playing this on the Series X soon.
Wow, you actually gave a scientifically reasonable explanation as to why Gravios is not present in Rise. It makes sense that Gravios would have a different environmental preference over its young.
Another great episode, even if I got to it a bit late
You can say what it actually is. The volvodon farts really bad to scare away predators
what if the reason crimson glows dragon sack is damaged is because it spends alot of time grounded in the sandy plans for breeding and isnt putting out as much energy causing it to overflow with energy explaining why it does more lazer attack, also meaning crimson glows condition is similar to black diablos as its a side effect to breeding, possibly causing them to die like salmon
would have been neat if the different locations effected its spit attack, like in the volcano it did poison instead of Paralysis
The sunbreak monster came to the rise maps as due to the plot of the game so I'm not sure you can call them residents in these regions but invasive species
I love how every video, theres a quick overview of basic knowledge things such as "What is an Elder Dragon" and stuff like that, cause for me, a MH Veteran, thats common knowledge obviously, but whenever i watch a video like this with friends who have 0 clue about anything MH they still get any info they might need (and i need to explain less so thank fuck XD)
Before this video i thought the volvidon was just shitting on it's opponents
"Liquid droplets" you mean to tell me EVERY time I got hit by a fart... it was actually a shart?
1:09 i can see a mile away there's a tigerex charging
I'm a simple man
I see a MonHun ecology video, I like, comment and subscribe
Wait, I'm already subscribed
Oh well
Oh so it gets the stank bomb from the ants. Honestly I just figured that's how it releases waste through the pours in the back half of the shell.
Like that purple monkey in the earlier monster hunter games
I guess the next area we are going to is the Flooded Forest, then Lava Caverns, then the Jungle, and then Citadel
Can you imagine some type of gorilla/chimp monster thays huge and uses parts of trees as like weapons. But then the older much experianced one uses like old dead hunters great swords or switch axe
Basarios in the desert is weird. Is he going turn into a Sandstone Basarios.
17:20 what is with that Gravios, it's massive
It's full grown and what Akantor kills in it's ecology vis?
I feel like crimson glow valstrax is caused by sand and dust that float in the atmosphere, sand and dust that then gets sucked into the jets of healthy valstrax, damaging the jets and the dragon sack that propels them.
I legit didn't get the joke with the BO Bisha's name until this video.
I'm playing too much Hammer....
Anyone else feel really bad for the Crimson Glow Valstrax? Poor guys are in constant agony no matter what.
Well we know the two elder dragons of the game can float and fly. Perhaps this is there attacks on the Valtrax causing it. We know they like the areas around kamura to breed so what's not to say these events co aside one another.
Let's goooo algae rythm gang
LET'S A GO
Basarios: Where do they come after Gravios mating season
Wait? Did u say that elder dragons is a "waste bin" classification 😅
First and thank you for the video
Ah yes the mac10 angry elder dragon
The map that you used of the old world is inaccurate is you search the map up the best result pops up
I drew that one myself. its an amalgamation of the Hunters Encyclopedia Map and speculation by GaijinHunter, added onto by yours truly.
Past Gen 2, there is no "accuracy" unfortunately, only reasonable and less reasonable assumptions.
Yukumo ⊙_⊙
Dumb mh theory: what if regi and bazel are not new world bros but instead kamura bios!?!
I call B.O.B. "Baboom"
sand
All my Seregios bois assemble
Serigios stand erected , vibrating and spiky well that sounds about right
funny how you put a disclaimer for those nutheads in the comments section
"Uugh UgH RaJanG DoeSn't ExIsT iN ReAl LIfe"