Monster Hunter Rise: All the information we have
Monster Hunter Rise is now available! This indicates that it's time to begin preparing for your travels. To prevent rampage occurrences in Kamura Village and to make tougher gear out of their pelts, claws, shells, and other parts, you must hunt a great deal of terrible monsters.
Here's where we get involved. Every verified Monster Hunter Rise monster is included in this handy list, which we will update as new monsters are discovered and made available. There are already more than 50 verified monsters, some of which are fan favourites like Rathalos.
See our Monster Hunter Rise weapons and Monster Hunter Rise palamute guides for additional information on the newest role-playing game. You can also read our Monster Hunter Rise review to see our thoughts on it.
List of Monster Hunter rising monsters
As of now, Monster Hunter Rise has 34 huge monsters in total; new monsters are added almost every month via free updates. It has been confirmed that Chameleos will join the game in the next weeks, increasing the total to 35.Not included in this are each monster's Apex variations, which resemble Monster Hunter World's Tempered monsters in that they are stronger versions of the common monsters.
We'll be providing the Village missions where you can find the monsters for the first time in the game, or the Gathering Hub missions if they don't show up there, to help you get ready for the hunt. In order to help you prepare, we'll also provide you a quick overview of the creatures.
- Great Izuchi
- Arzuros
- Great Baggi
- Lagombi
- Aknosom (Urgent Quest)
- Tetranadon
- Kulu-Ya-Ku
- Barroth
- Rathian
- Great Wroggi
- Royal Ludroth
- Khezu
- Bishaten (Urgent Quest)
- Somnacanth
- Barioth
- Rathian
- Tobi-Kadachi
- Volvidon
- Basarios
- Pukei-Pukei
- Magnamalo (Urgent Quest)
- Nargacuga
- Zinogre
- Anjanath
- Mizutsune
- Rathalos
- Almudron (Urgent Quest)
- Goss Harag
- Tigrex
- Diablos
- Jyuratodus (Urgent Quest)
- Wind Serpent Ibushi (Urgent Quest)
- Rakna-Kadaki (Urgent Quest)
- Rajang (this is the first time you can actively hunt it, but it first appears in Gathering Hub rank 5)
- Thunder Serpent Narwa (Urgent Quest)
Monster Hunter Rise: Tiny monster locations
Finding the little creatures is necessary for a number of side missions in Monster Hunter Rise. The requests leave the guessing to you, but the regular side tasks do a decent job of pointing you in the right direction.
Monster Hunter Rise's tiny monster locations are listed here:Small monster | Location | Where to find them |
Felyne | All areas | These felines are found around their camp on each map |
Melynx | All areas | These felines are found around their camp on each map. They’re known to steal items |
Kelbi | Shrine Ruins Sandy Plains Flooded Forest |
Roaming around quieter areas of the map, like the northwest waterfall in Shrine Ruins |
Bombadgy | Shrine Ruins | Anywhere |
Gargwa | Shrine Ruins | Most commonly found near the lake to the west |
Popo | Frost Islands | Near the starting base camp |
Anteka | Frost Islands | Anywhere |
Slagtoth | Flooded Forest Lava Caverns |
Better found near the starting base camp of Lava Caverns |
Kestodon | Sandy Plains | Anywhere, but certainly more common the further north you go |
Rhenoplos | Sandy Plains Lava Caverns |
Near the nest at area 11 of Sandy Plains has a herd of them |
Bullfango | Shrine Ruins Flooded Forest |
Just north of the shrine gate towards the northeast in Shrine Ruins |
Jagras | Shrine Ruins Flooded Forest |
Path towards the shrine gate in the northeast in Shrine Ruins |
Zamite | Frost Islands | Close to area 8 near the sunken ship (in the water) Area 11 |
Delex | Sandy Plains | Far north of the map, swimming in the sand |
Ludroth | Flooded Forest Lava Caverns |
Everywhere in Flooded Forest |
Uroktor | Lava Caverns | Eastern part of the map |
Rachnoid | Sandy Plains Lava Caverns |
Eastern part of Lava Caverns |
Bnahabra | All areas | Close to the Shrine Forest gate and inside the caves in Frost Islands |
Altaroth | All areas | Uncommon but generally everywhere you’d find Bnahabra |
Gajau | Shrine Ruins Frost Islands Flooded Forest Lava Caverns |
Any area that has water |
Remobra | All areas | Kill any other animal and leave it for a short time, as the Remobra will then swoop in like vultures |
Izuchi | Shrine Ruins Frost Islands |
Anywhere, and they’ll spawn while fighting Great Izuchi |
Wroggi | Shrine Ruins Flooded Forest Lava Caverns |
Anywhere, and they’ll spawn while fighting Great Wroggi |
Baggi | Frost Islands | Anywhere, and they’ll spawn while fighting Great Baggi |
Jaggi | Sandy Plains | The coliseum has a bunch of Ja |
Jaggia | Sandy Plains | There’s always one Jaggia near any Jaggi |
Monster Hunter Rise creatures
Here are some final monster descriptions and cautionary tales for the game's enemies.
Super Izuchi
A bird wyvern with a tail like a scythe. It usually travels with a number of smaller Izuchi in a pack. Not too tough, but watch out when it jumps back to rejoin its flock.
Arzuros
Sharp claws of a bear wyvern. This creature enjoys charging and slashing with its claws. Attacking its rear should be done carefully as its butt might bump you.
Great Baggi
The Great Baggi wanders in groups with its buddies, much like the Great Izuchi. It's not that deadly, but it may spit a tranquillizing substance on its victim, which makes it somewhat more hazardous.
Lagombi
The Lagombi is able to withstand cold weather because to its dense coat of fat and magnificently warm fur.
Asknosom
enormous avian wyvern supported by just one leg. It resembles a scary umbrella due to the ruffles around its neck. This fire-breathing crane can manoeuvre elegantly and gives clear warning signals when it is ready to strike.
Tetranadon
The Tetranadon is a massive, spherical creature with a platypus-like face. It ingests anything, including gravel, that comes into touch with it. Its press assault when sitting is quite powerful.
Kulu-Ya-Ku
This avian wyvern is returning from Monster Hunter World. It scrapes the ground and beak-pecks. Compared to other monsters, it is a little timid, but once it gets hold of a rock or pot, it becomes very dangerous.
Barroth
a massive, hard-headed beast. Its victim gets Waterblight from it shaking mud off its back. It will injure you if you hear what sounds like steam escaping. It is going to charge at you.many.
Fantastic Wroggi
Wroggi travel in packs, with the group led by the most dangerous individual. If its venom sac swells, it is preparing to discharge a toxic mist, so back off.
Royal Ludroth
Alongside this monster are lesser variations.The Royal Ludroth's mane is like sponges, soaking up moisture. It will spit repulsive mucus upon its victim. This also has a propensity to roll about a lot.
Khezu
Nightmares are created by creatures like this eerie wyvern. It clings to walls with an eerie, stretchy neck that expands. When it releases an electric barrier, stay out of its blast range to avoid being immobilised and vulnerable to assaults.
Bishohaten
This inquisitive creature delights in tricking people and hurling fruit with its peculiar tail. Before going after this monkey-beast, make sure you have enough of antidotes on hand since some of the fruit might be poisonous.
Somnacanth
This watery beast knocks out its victim by releasing a sleeping powder from its throat. Avoid getting too close because if it picks up a fruit, it will break it open and briefly shock anybody around.
Barith
Barioth's keen fangs and spiky scales give it dominion over the cold tundra. When it charges, play conservatively since it moves quickly.Rathian Rathian, the fire-breathing dragon, also possesses a poisonous tail. She is referred to as the Land's Queen. In contrast to other games, the poison effect that occurs when you are struck by her tail remains after you slice off her tail.