Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 01:21 - Brute Wyvern Overview 03:33 - Glutton Wyvern 06:20 - Hammer Wyvern 11:07 - Plate Wyvern 16:23 - Brute Wyvern without Infraorder 22:27 - Outro Notes: - Glutton Wyvern and Plate Wyvern are existing Infraoders in the canon, but they are unnamed. I added the names myself. - "Battle Wyvern" is simply the german name for Brute Wyvern. - All Species names are made up by me. - Kestodon & Gastodon are often classified as Herbivores as opposed to Brute Wyvern. However, in the official phylogeny, they are marked as extremely close relatives of the Banbaro. So either they are an extreme exception were they are basically direct cousins of a Brute Wyvern without being Brute Wyverns themselves, or they are Brute Wyverns and the games simply classify them as Herbivores for gameplay purposes. As far as this video is concerned, the latter is assumed to be the case.

We need more crabs so one day you can make a video like this for the absolute peak evolutionary form.

I honestly wish that there were more people like you in the MH community. Because I love talking to my friends about the ecology and biology of monsters, but they don't really seem to care all that much. Instead of seeing them as actual functioning animals, they just view them as typical game bosses.

That bit about Radobaan eggs was very interesting! Also it's a bit of a shame that Banbaro and Fulgur Anjanath made the Jade Barroth even less relevant

Man, it never not crack me up knowing Duramboros, for all intents and purposes, is a theropod dinosaur. Monster Hunter is one series that just captures the madness that is phylogeny so perfectly.

Elder dragons are going to be a pain to do this type of video.

I absolutely enjoyed this one. Anjanath is my favorite brute wyvern just because of its whacky features.

I just had a thought the other day. In-canon I think the Erude Region (the one with most of the volcano locales in it) should be a haven and breeding ground for criminals and other unsavoury types and be the area for the whole criminal underworld in the Monster Hunter universe (including illegal monster fighting rings). It would make sense since hardly anyone lives there and it would be a very difficult region for The Guild to poliice due to the geography of the area. Its just like the Southern Earth Kingdom in Avatar The Last Airbender which was also a criminal haven due to the geography of the Southern Earth Kingdom reigon. I thought about this after your Monster Hunter Film Adaptation video. It would be better for that than the Island District.

I always adore the documentary style you use to present these creatures., Only thing my brain isn't dropping for me is the typo of "Superfamily" as "Superamily".

Very interesting video. I would have thought that Anjanath would have been in the same category as Deviljho, Glanenus with Duramboros because of the tail, Barroth with Banbaro because of the horn, and Barchydios being the only outlier. I know the Glavenus and Barroth wouldn't fit well but Anjanath certainly does with Deviljho. I do hope to see some more Brutes in the future they have a really interesting design.

Can’t wait for piscine wyverns. “So this one is just a walking fish, this one is also just a walking fish, and this one is a walking fish that swims through lava! That’s it though besides the lava part it’s just a fish

If had to take a guess and what those Unclassified brutes belong to I'd say that glavenus and Anjanath are in the same superfamily as deviljho which I would call Tyrant brutes with 2 sub familys which I would classify as the barbed tail brutes with has deviljho and Anjanath and the sword tails which would include glavenus As for barroth and brachydios I'd say they both belong in the same family as both have larger arms then other brute wyverns and I'd call this family the Strongarm brutes

Wow, I never knew Gastodon and Kestodon were actually small Brute Wyverns. This video is amazing!

The mention of migratory Anjanath females made me remember how mildly annoyed I am that we like, almost never get female variants of canonically male-only monsters. Just smaller, faster variants with less extra spikes and such that blend into the environment better. I could see them, as like, a rule, having far faster attacks, and maybe even let some have tools shared with the males be adapted for interspecific defense instead of intraspecific combat, and thus receiving more brutal movesets. Like say, Mizutzune just straight up shooting acid at you instead of doing the whole soapbubble thing, for an extreme yet simple example.

Rip jade Barroth

I’d imagine that ancient hammer wyvern nests would be a great source of fossils of hatchlings that couldn’t dig out of the tar. Maybe even contributing to how well known they are

Sad to see no mention of Steel Uragan and Jade(?) Barroth (the ice one)

this is soooooo good i just cant with the style of these vids keep up the good work

One cool detail about Duramboros is that its horns are developed to be extremely heavy so that it can swing its tail without being thrown off balance. Breaking the horns will often cause Duramboros to stumble around after tail swings.

I wonder how a brute Wyvern inspired elder would look like. So far all all we have is leviathan, flying, fanged and serpent wyvern elders. And kirin…

Raging Brachytdios is my favorite Brute wyvern mostly because he was the first master rank monster I ever fought by myself without any fainting so I grew somewhat attached to him

"The Barroth can stay cool without much effort." Chads.

Can’t wait to see the next monster family

As someone who got into Monster Hunter in the 5th generation it’s super cool to learn about the unique details of the monsters that aren’t currently in World or Rise. You should def do more videos on some of the old gen Monsters. Especially the big bosses

9.999/10 video! The only blemish is the typo in Superfamily that's in other videos as well :D

The monster hunter tri volcano music nostalgia overload

I know I shouldn't comment before finishing the vid but I just gotta say... I absolutely LOVE your ecology vids and I just stumbled upon your channel from a Twitter link on one of your stories. Ecology is the main reason I'm a MH fan and this series is perfect. I look forward to any future videos on different monsters like Piscine, Elder Dragons, Carapaceons, etc or even the Endemic life XD

Man absolutely love these. Very calming to listen to

I love your videos man! So entertaining and well done!🎉🎉

I have the feeling that the hammer wyvern's chin can also be used to crush large boulders into pieces allowing the uragaan to properly eat and digest the minerals.

Well, this series just earned you a sub. Can't wait for leviathans!

These videos are so well done, keep up the good work!

Oceaniz I love all your ecology video it's really comfy to hear

This video is amazing, i love it, thank you oceaniz

Capcoms ecological chart lists them under Theropoda like you mentioned. Brute, Bird, Flying and oddly Fanged are under Saurischia making them dinosaurs. I don't get the Fanged Wyverns though since to me they're closer to Synapsids at least on first look.

Deviljho *appears* Natural stability within the region: guess ill die

Yes a video on the best monsters let's go!!!

Outstanding as usual.

Thank you for using genus and species name correctly!

Huh, I just realized you weren't covering Frontier creatures in this series after seeing Abiorugu and Giaorugu not being included in this video. Great video regardless, and I didn't know kestodon and gastodon were supposed to be brute wyverns.

Was that bit with brachy fighting lavasioth a reference to online?

0:14 "Morrisio, im in a mh video"

Glavenus and brachydios are definitely related because of their thick and shiny plating and highly defensive forms, making them most likely scavengers and not predators.

Stop saying Banbaro are docile !!! Ahhhhhhhhhhh

Thanks for saying: "antlers". It's hard to hear: "horns" when somebody speaks about deers.

I love taxonomy and i really really love to see it in monster hunter, i always tried to understand these monsters taxonomy and now i see this, great! I never really understood the subspecies thing because if the take rathalos for example, the "base" rathalos also has to be a subspecies or at least a different species of rathalos than for example silver rath or azure rath cuz if they are a subspecies this "base" rathalos, this rathalos also has to be a subspecies to distinct it from the other subspecies. For example the species tiger has 2 recognized subspecies, the continental tiger (p.t. tigris) and the sunda island tiger (p.t. sondaica), there is no "base" tiger tho, if there is a tiger it is either one of these subspecies so a "base" rathalos must also be a subspecies of the species that it is part of or it is a dinstinc species with no other subspecies which would mean it isnt a subspecies as this clasification wouldnt be needed.

Great video about the brutes

Et tu, Brute?!

Amazing ad always

great video is it ok if i ask you a question?

Awesome vid!!!!! Just a question. Where It was said that the Don are brute wyverns? I would love to know just for the sake of looking It myself, the wiki says the same as you so that was a new one for me

4:38 this monster actually falls under the family of very angry pickle, but most scientists go with Jho as it's shorter xD joking around don't mind me

Shouldn't glavenus and barroth be a plate wyvern related to durambarous and anjanath be a glutton. I think that would fit better with only brachydios being unique

Just in time

This is my own personal take, but I believe monster's like Rajang and Garangolm should be brutes and not fanged wyverns, they have properties that match monsters like Brach pretty well

It would've been funny if when he got to Duramboros he says "And two hunters, one that weirdly loves the color pink, have theorized that if Duramboros spun fast enough he could take off like a helicopter."

Are we sure Banbaro is exclusive to the new world? I get suspecting that for radobaan since his environment is very specific, but banbaro is extremely adaptable, and only appearing in World so far is not a good enough reason to determine it is exclusive to the new world.

Are these canon?

dragon element is actually radioactivity change my mind

I know there’s a brute wyvern out there that can fly or glide in a far off land

interesting how they aren't related to bird wyverns, this entire time i thought that brutes and theropopd bird wyverns were relatives, hence the VERY similar builds, like sure maybe Velociprey is closer to a bird wyvern like Hypnocotrice but something like Jaggi and other dog wyverns i thought were more closer to the brutes also i always broke the later groups into: . jaw wyverns . sword wyverns . not sure what barroth is to be honest . fist wyverns

my faves

Wheres the rest of em?

All brute wyverns are exclusively bi-pedal? Isn’t tigrex a brute wyvern?

Is funny to think everytime you kill an anjanath in world the next anjanath you kill came to the ancient forest to take the territory now left alone because of the death of the previous anjanath

Piscine wyvern please.

Btw Uragaan literally means hurricane in Russian, except there's only one letter "a" in the Russian word

Wait kestodon is a brute wyvern?

Brute gang rise up

LMFAO bro really put pickle in deviljho's scientific name.

You forgot the “f” in “Superfamily.” Great video, otherwise.

Where is Diablos ? 🤡🤡

14:38 That is not necessarily true. Banbaro are insanely aggressive, but oddly only when other conflicts are going on. If they see a hunt in progress or other monsters fighting, a Banbaro seems almost guaranteed to get involved. I wonder why.

every one of your videos nake me think of these beasts less as enemies and more as aninals its amazing ngl i thought they were just cool monsters when i first played world back in 2018 lol

Who else went back to watch the Brachydios video after this? Be honest... Lol

Brute Wyvern? Thick and curvy Boy Thighs!