Plesioth has 10 iq, the highest score it can get.

Is there an etimology guide for your taxonomic names

What about Plesioth's Sleep Bite?

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Ok I’m newer to monster hunter and I’m really curious what your talking about.

​​@@Bamauntbasically old pleasioth in unite and so on had broken hitboxes, his "Hip check" would literally hit you a mile away and would do massive damage

​@@BamauntHip check refering to an attack some monsters have you've probably seen guys like anjanath do it. They look to the side and barge their body into you it's a bit hard to telegraph the attack. Pleasioth had a hitbox so big it puts nergi to shame.

Yo...that is the best idea! I'd play the hell out of that!

Pokémon snap - monster hunter version.

That's basically a Pokemon Legends: Arceus game. Except you're a researcher who as little combat level and relies on Mercenaries (or a guild) to help you on field missions and you basically let them fight while acting as a support or some kind in the rear or join in the fight. But there's little you can do until you personal get better at fighting and you upgrade your gear over time from each environment. But you still rely on getting help as you're a researcher not a fighter/hunter.

You play as guildmarm in the League of Monsterphiles. The stealth-horror-survival is on the monsters' part.😂

I like the concept, but some monster classes are really out of place. I think Fanged Wyverns should've never been Dinosaurs, and should've just been Squamates like lizards and snakes, or Synapsids because of the hair and feathers seen on some of them, or at the very least just another group in Archosauria, with dinosaurs but closer related to crocodilians. I also think Piscine Wyverns should just be primitive reptiles, due to their lungs and limbs, although "Mudsioth" does have weird ecology to make it more of a fish unfortunately.

@@LeoTheYutyThe Dinosaur like wyverns are called “Brute Wyverns” Fanged Wyverns are generally quadrupeds, walking on all fours

@@TheGreatArmWyvern He is talking about their ancestors, not the fanged wyverns themselves

@@TheGreatArmWyvern @vicvik5305 No, I'm referring to their taxonomy tree, as the original comment was talking about too. Both in Oceaniz video and in the official tree (according to my knowledge) put Fanged Wyverns in Saurischia, which means they are true dinosaurs, related to both theropods like Tyrannosaurus and sauropods like Apatosaurus. However, none of them even remotely resemble dinosaurs, with some like Zinogre clearly looking more like a Synapsid with both reptilian and mammalian traits, and others like Great Jagras clearly just being Squamates, like lizards and snakes.

@@LeoTheYutymaybe it could be explained by Convergent evolution. Because the divisions are classified by their hip structure. And as far as I know, we never have a good look at these Wyverns’ skeletons. So, who knows? These guys are simply more than meets the eye.

Idk what it is but im intrested

@@ordinarydork2515 Think the Pokémonster Hunter thing that’s been a bit of a trend lately, except with heavy inspiration from the two MH Stories games.

The previous two games, MH World and MH Rise are both on PC! World in particular is multiplatform, so even if you don't have a PC or a Switch, World is available on PS4 and XBone!

Oh I've played through world and playing through rise currently. I'm doing a playthrough even on this channel! I mainly meant gen4 and the older ones since they're strictly in Nintendo. I also would love to play through frontier and explore but those aren't playable anymore sadly. I do appreciate your enthusiasm tho and thanks for the support!!!!!

Idk the captions say "mostly"

It seems like oceaniz is going in order of generations. As of now he's doing all gen 1 monsters.

Honestly, I feel like Plesioth wouldve been a good fit for the faster pace of Rise. Part of why he was so annoying is fixed by enhanced mobility

A lance turns Plesioth ibti a fun fight.

The Sunbreak Phylogeny still lists it as extinct through its color code, so that's what I went with :D

@@Oceaniz ohhhh ok :D thank you for clarifying

What's wrong with my boy?

@@GirlNotControlledByAntss i'm just saying this first and foremost. If you like Cephadrome that's OK. Ok? Maybe I should talk about the things that I actually like about him first. I like his general design and idea. The Hammerhead design is pretty cool. The "land shark that swims through sand" concept sounds actually awesome on paper. But the execution of that idea is were I start to hate him. So.... He moves around alot. He and his minions keep paralyzing you and he keeps digging where he is most of the time out of reach. I think it's not exclusive to him specifically but alot of monsters in the older games like to just switch zones constantly. Eventually you get lost and your paintball runs out. It's one of only a handful of monsters that are actual torture to me. Now I never got to fight the original Mh1 cephadrome. And he kinda rocks in Mhs2 I'll admit. I definitely don't hate him as much as I used to and do now that I think about it. Then again it's been years since I last fought him. There's definitely room for improvement. If they make a new status called "blind" where his sandpits actually blind you that would make him alot more interesting to me. Plus. I do not hate him as much as Gypceros or Behemoth.

I refuse to believe that I want plesioth back but I do

@@Masterofhammers Behemoth I agree with, gypceros... wait, doesent blinded count as blind?

@@GirlNotControlledByAntss technically. But what I mean is a status that actually limits your vision of the hunter.

If I get as far as Gen 3, Nibelsnarf will definetly get covered. Gajau are a little harder since they have a super weird spot on the MH tree of life (they are just fish) but maybe I'll do like a special episode of all the weirdos together

@@Oceaniz I thought they were related (somewhat) to nibelsnarf or wome other type of fish-wyvern?

Barracuda next

Capcom, I desire marbledhatchetfishioth, which is based off a fish that flies (yes really) by rapidly fluttering its tail and pectoral fins like a tiny bird

Also it's coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere

Certainly seems so based on the books. The MHW Book theorizes that they may have a common ancestor with Rockperchers, but we'll get to that once I cover Jyuratodus (the most ancient extant Piscine)

Supermassive Gold Crown Sleepyfish

I think most of the hate for jyura stems from the fact that it is a bottleneck that all weapons have to hunt repeatedly for their fins due to how few water-element monsters were in base World. That and how out of place it felt in Rise, and that its weapons were both ugly and worse than they were in World. And the fact that they decided to give it a flinching roar for no reason.

@@jasonkeith2832 ok not gonna lie the rise version kinda sucks since his whole gimmick kinda isn't there anymore... And well I kinda forgot he was in rise until you said it... But still world jyura is a good fight... I do see what you mean by the repeated hunt but he doesn't take that long to kill him once you get his gimmick he becomes easy and quick and the hate he gets is too unreasonable if the only problem they had is hunting him a lot... Like have you seen how much hate he gets it's almost as much as the handler

@@dragonslayer3552 The Handler is also way overhated, but that's another subject for a different comment section. Yeah, the hate is way overblown for the dirty plesioth, and it might actually stem from the cult-like love for plesioth a lot of old-world hunters have, particularly for the oft-memed hip check. Also lavasioth was a thing in World, and it was a combo of the bland parts of jyuratodus mixed with areas it could only be hit by ranged weapons, topped with a heat-softened hide that is often heated in that ranged-only area.

@@jasonkeith2832 lavasioth is a funny story cause people never realized that you have to use fire weapons to soften his parts and so because of the weapon bounce everyone hated him and well I don't blame them there... No one in their right minds would think of using fire weapons on a thing that swims in lava

@@dragonslayer3552 It wouldn't be so bad if breaking parts removed the heat requirement, or if using fire weapons wasn't only practical for 1 hit every minute. At least they made fire ammo everywhere for slingers that heats it up.

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