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"Deviljho's stomp can crush any ribs of any creature." *Deviljho stomps on kelbi then kelbi prances away as if nothing happened* Me: *surprised pikachu face*

As a monster hunter lore and biology enthusiast I must say this is incredibly well researched and meaningfully completed with examples of real world biology! I'd love to see more videos in this style!

I would love to see more Monster Hunter content

Anything: exists Deviljho: *angry pickle noises*

If you're idea is to do a wildlife documentary on the creatures of Monster Hunter, I am All on board! And if a request can be made, since you just did the Deviljho, could the next one be on the Bazelgeuse?

God tier creature design

DevilJho: Eveything under the sun is my breakfast, lunch and dinner. Also snack and dessert as well.

9:48 hunter: why wont you DIE?! Jho: Hormonal Glands, son! They harden me in response to physical trauma!

Step 1: ask someone if they know the deviljho Step 2: if they don't, wait for them to ask what it is Step 3: laugh in their face as they've fallen to one of the classic blunders as you tell him "Devil jho mama"

I love how the guild treats instances of deviljho. "Well we need to cull their numbers, otherwise it'll just eat everything, but we cant hunt them TOO much because the dumb shits cannibalize their offspring" it's a delicate balance haha. Also fun fact, they have indeterminate growth as seen in tri's event quest where you face a massive deviljho that was let to grow to insane proportions. Usually not an issue because they starve themselves after exhausting an environment. So it's a rare occurrence hence why it was a timed event. I think it nests in arctic regions. In tri there was a secret area that was only accessible when a deviljho was limping and would crash through a wall. It makes sense because of its high metabolism and heat generated. Awesome video! I love nerding out about monster Hunter.

Putting some thought into, if two Deviljho meet and they do indeed have a non-aggression pheromone, this is likely present because of the caloric cost of two Deviljho duking it out. It's a loss loss for both, as it'd take a lot of energy to succeed, and the reward is an equally drained Deviljho to feast upon, which already burns most of its calories by existing. The pheromone is a fail safe for the entire species.

Was not expecting this type of content but as someone with 500 hours on world, I love it and I'm looking forward to more episodes, keep up the great work man!

If this is the new thing you're trying, then I'm on board

Damn, now I feel bad for Jho... never thought he'd be living a painful life ...

Deviljho when it sees an elder dragon: lets fight! Deviljho when it sees food: dinner time! Deviljho when it sees another Deviljho: Deviljho: hey Whatchu eating? Deviljho 2: aptonoth, Whatchu eating? Deviljho: aptonoth, wanna trade *the 2 Deviljho trade aptonoth*

„A bite can cleave most creatures in half“ Hunter! Tis just a scratch!

Fun fact; One of the very few creatures that can prey on the Deviljho is a flying wyvern known as Ukanlos. They do this with such proficiency that Deviljho will instinctually and fearfully avoid them.

I'm glad someone else appreciates the actual world of monster hunter, great video!

Some additional note: Deviljho usually doesn’t have a long life span But Savage Jho seems to be quite old compared to average Deviljhos

You know i wonder how deviljho's act as parents. My theory is that its similar to Alligator and Crocodiles where once they make their nest the mother will defend it furiously probably for months even to the point of hunger and once the time is right she will leave before going savage.

This, is why i love the MH Community, this isnt just creative, its rather educational and a vastly different take on so many things other members of the MH community have done. I would adore seeing more of a series like this, and this seriously needs more exposure!

I can't say I was expecting this kind of video, but it's a cool concept for talking about Monster Hunter stuff, and a nice change of pace from the anime stuff. Neat!

I love how its blood turns black. IMO It’s likely that before Shrade fell, Deviljho were pack hunters preying on Elder Dragons. But then Dragons were uncommon forcing the Deviljhos to be nomadic to sustain themselves. And the Pickle we know today is the result of that behavior. Which would explain why Jhos don’t usually kill on sight other Jhos.

Said it on twitter and will say it again. Would love to see a series like this monster hunter or not.

Your description of Deviljho made me feel sympathy for the demonic pickle. Nice job. Now to get back to trying to kill this next one so I can turn its chin into a hammer.

Miss read Devialho as Diavolo and was like, "Another one? Sure, okay."

Prey : Runs away from deviljho to avoid being eaten Also Prey when Joe dies : UNO Reverse card

“Run, it’s the coca cola breathing pickle”

Someone get Tierzoo here, quick!

Broke: David Attenborough WOKE: DENIZ ATTENBOROUGH

When you asked if people were interested in a MH video I didn't expect something of this grandeur, well done.

*Dung pods intensifies*

I did not know that about the devil Joe's muscles tearing through his body. That's some scary shit, props to this guy for the info

I just pictured a colony of ants breaking down a Deviljho carcass and turning into savage ants. Brr.

I believe dragon energy to be some sort of mix between white and red phosphorus. This would cause incredibly painful burns to anyone who came in contact with it and would would explain the why deviljhos breath attack causes so much damage.

One little tidbit to contribute: Tyranosaurs' relatively small front arms have been found to be, in all likelihood, not at all "useless" as the popular misconception has been for ages. Scientists theorize quite soundly that they were used for digging and moving foliage out of the way. Estimates based on measurements of musculature implied by fossil remains place each of a T-Rex's "feeble little stubby arms" at being able to curl around 400lbs each - plenty sufficient for ripping trees and shrubbery out of the animal's way and sufficing for all of its excavating needs (digging pits to sleep in, exhuming other animals and/or their stashed kills, all general 'getting into things the rest of its huge body normally can't' needs). Deviljho being so clever it's far closer to a crow than "some dumb lizard," can surely get great use out of such appendages to score a lot of easy scavenged meals outside of just the fresh hunted-down kills that a sizable majority of predators are limited to. Tyranosaurs may well have owed the extent of their dominance as it was to wielding this additional proficiency. Meanwhile Rajang gang: ook ook angery monkey r totes stronker cuz Dragonball Z, anime saying emotion > all, and wtf even is logic and biology

Deviljho also has powerful enzymes in its saliva, so while drooling heavily (usually when exhausted) the monster’s bite becomes venomous.

That was, by far, the most impressive ecology video on a Monster Hunter monster I have ever watched. Not only did you establish the science behind the ecosystem, but you explained Deviljho perfectly. You, sir, have earned a fan. I am interested to see how you explain Kushala Daora and it's unique respiratory system. I find it as the most interesting of the Elder Dragons (not my favorite, but the ecology is very interesting).

Okay, if Deviljho benefits from a positive feedback of increased aggression how does it NOT die of a heart attack or stroke?

This is so great! I’ve wanted to do something similar to this for Rathalos for the longest time and I’m so ecstatic to see someone finally gave an in-depth, hypothetical ecology study of a Monster Hunter monster. I especially liked how you were able to derive theories about the nature of some of the creatures characteristics based off of real life phenomenons. Outstanding video man, especially for a monster that doesn’t really have many real life counter parts to compare it to. Hope to see more!

I'd like to see a video on Nergigante. A beast strong enough that it specifically hunts other Elder Dragon.

Aside from Jho being my favorite monster, this video was absolutely incredible. It just goes to show how grounded the monsters from this series are.

I need more of this, i don't care about wich monster to analyze just gimme more

This video just appeared in my recommendeds. I can't believe I haven't seen something like this yet. Fantastic video. You have just earned a subscription.

THIS CHANNEL IS JUST ABOUT ALL THE THINGS I LIKE

I like this change of pace. To is vastly difrent from the other content on the channel jet it does not feel out of place.

Deviljho: The embodiment of suffering, both for itself and the environments it invades

The british accent makes it look like a BBC documentary

This is art. This is brilliant. If you'll make more, I'd love to see it.

Absolute kudos on this, the devs put this kind of thought into their monsters and seeing other people take notice and make their own well done content about it is great.

I can't express how much I appreciate this video. *No* other channel that I've come across has delved into a monster's out of game lore the way you did here, going further to even back up things with real biological processes. You covered this *very* well. Props to you, definitely.

I would love to see more of this type of content. Looking at these monsters in a nature documentary view is very interesting.

I freaking love this, a nature documentary of monster hunters monsters...sign me the hell up!

This is a surprise, a great one. I'm always up for anything that involves Monster Hunter.

I would say Deviljo's teeth aren't razor sharp meant for slicing meat. I would say they are mostly meant for piercing/puncturing to grip on to prey with crushing power kind of like Tyrannosaurus or Crocodiles. Although you could argue that its teeth are razor sharp like a great white sharks because they share similarities in constantly replacing and growing teeth so who knows lol. Awesome video man!

I would love more of these. They're quite fun and some high quality content.

Thank you for making a video like this! I really like how you included a lot of bio concepts. I always had a theory that savage deviljho suffered from a mutation that made it constantly in an "engaged" state. It would never live long because of its metabolic demands. But even with a short lifespan, hunters would have to deal with it immediately because of the destruction it can cause.

YOU HAVS NO IDEA.. how long I’ve been looking and waiting for something like this, basically nature videos for monster hunter. Someone with a good voice and the know how to be the David Attenborough of monster hunter, I would very much like to see more, I’m liking and subscribing just for this

Man, you sell the concept of the Monsters really well. I think I'll hit that subscribe button for future content

"Until it's Granted death at last" All Deviljho ever wanted was peace

"Mishap" is such a cute way to refer to Deviljho.

This is the first video I see from your channel and loved the content. Keep it up my guy, definitely subscribing!

I’ve been really hoping to see stuff like this. Fantastic content! This would make a great series.

I would love to a vid about Rajang and Bazelgeuse. Nice that you taken one of the most iconic monsters of monster hunter.

Ooo Monster Hunter content and good content at that, i like this change of pace We could always use more Monster Hunter content

I absolutely love this series, and it would be awesome to see one about rajang. Keep up the good work!

This is awesome! You really make this feel like a real life documentary and I absolutely love it 😍 I hope you continue with this series cause this is so badass!!!

I would love to see more monster Hunter videos!The duality between Xeno'jiiva and Shara ishvalda (ie one is an ancient earthy being and the other being an alien looking baby that recently hatched) but in general any videos on MH is good as the amount of video essays on MH is severely lacking on KZfaq

This was such an entertaining and interesting look ta the death pickle. I love the evolutionary analysis and the hypotheses regarding dragon element. I wonder if Capcom will ever release an answer to what it really is

Such an incredibly well made, well written video. Kudos.

I would love to see more of this! Just learning about the monsters makes me all giddy inside. Learning how they work, what they eat, etc. There is just something exciting about it.

The Death Pickle is just a metaphor for humanity's tneacity ans destructive tendencies. Great vid so far! I love watching your videos as I work!

if this becomes a series then i my life will be fulfilled

Loving all your Monster Hunter content dude, been binging it all week while re-playing World with my friend

I am not exaggerating when I'm saying that this is possibly THE best MH documentary I have seen yet. Great job, man.

If you're gonna do videos on monster hunter, you've check out the lore about the ancient civilization, the equal dragon weapon, and the war against the elder dragons.

"The world eater himself" i was expecting you to say alduin for some reason Btw i would Love to see a documentary of monster hunter monsters.

Please make it a series, I’ve loved it so much that I’ve just known your channel now and already subscribed!

Amazing video, dude! I love MH lore and biology, and you freaking nailed it with Deviljho!

Ahahaha, the accent ur using is just the cherry on top. This is the quality content we're here for.

“This means the beast can gain strength infinitely” Well, sorta. It can keep gaining strength until it’s adrenal glands run dry. Eventually it will have to eat and refill then.

please don't stop making these, they are amazing!

I really hope you continue this series it’s so good.

Ah yes, one of the most terrifying things in monster hunter. A big beefy angry hungry pickle

Unexpected content, but a welcomed one

This is so well made, I absolutely love it!! Gotta binch the entire series now :)

I haven't watched other videos of your channel, but I'll subscribe hoping you keep making this kind of documentarys about MH, great video!

I sometimes forget how the humans in Monster Hunter are a part of the ecosystem but in a different way to people in real life. In their world, their killing of creatures in entirely necessary because of stuff like the Deviljho, whereas we just kind of kept getting stronger until we overpowered the ecosystem. Wait a minute, does that mean *we’re* the Deviljho of *our* world? *X-Files theme plays*

To think it becoming a ever growing force of nature was all because it only cared about eating to survive it had no thought or care to be stronger then some elder dragons, it just is due to pure desperation

Wow this video is really well made. You deserve more credit for the analysis and content. Keep up the amazing work and seing more Monster Hunter content would be awesome!

New to the channel, came here for this monster hunter content. Loved the vid! I would love to see other videos like this! Especially loved the stuff that connected MH to real world nature.

I'm gonna show this to my students for shits and giggles.

He published this the same time that I finally encountered it

I just discovered your chanell and i must say this is prlbably one of the most quality monster huntet videos

Wow! This is really impressive and interesting! :o As a "new" fan of Monster Hunter (I started playing Monster Hunter Generations this year. My first Monster Hunter game) I have to say that I have started to LOVE so many different monsters for many different reasons in a really short time. It's cool to see this kind of documentary about a intimidating beast! This was in my recommended videos, and I am so glad I decided to check this out! I want more! :D You did a great job with this ^^

MH-Scholars: "Elder Dragons are on the top of the Food-Chain." 'Jho: "Hold my Great Jagras!"

Deviljho: incarnation of endless hunger Indominus Rex: incarnation of sheer will to survive What the hell is the incarnation of wanting to bang then???

Wonderful job. The way you eloquently describe the deviljho as well as it's intricacies drew me in and I found myself abit shocked once the video ended. If you plan on doing more of these, I suggest yian garuga as it holds a odd place in the ecosystem as well and has an unexpected confrontation with deviljho during a cutscene.

Awesome work can't wait to see and hear more!