Felyne
From Monster Hunter Wiki
| Felyne | |
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| Names | |
| English Name: | Felyne |
| Nicknames: | Mad Bomber |
| Titles: | {{{titles}}} |
| Japanese Name: | アイルー |
| Romaji: | Airuu |
| Japanese Title: | {{{japanese title}}} |
| Description | |
| Type of Monster: | Lynian |
| Size: | Small |
| Body Colors: | Cream |
| Signature Moves: | {{{moves}}} |
| Monster Icon: | 
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| Description: | Cat-like humanoids called Lynians that are noted for their white fur. Felynes are quiet until angered, in which case they may attack. Capable of speech, they are sometimes found in the employ of human masters. |
| Other information | |
| Element: | None |
| Secondary Status' Inflicted: | None |
| Weakest to: | None |
| Weakness sign: | {{{weakness}}} |
| Habitats: | Almost all of Minegarde |
| Other monster in relation: | Melynx |
| First U.S. Appearance: | Monster Hunter |
| First Japanese Appearance: | Monster Hunter |
| Generation: | 1 |
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[edit] Game Reference
Cat-like humanoids called Lynnians that are noted for their white fur. Felynes are quiet until angered, in which case they may attack. Capable of speech, they are sometimes found in the employ of human masters.
[edit] Wiki answer
The Felyne are cat-like humans called Lynnians with the ability to talk in human language and do human activities like their fellow lynnian subspecies called the Melynx. You may find them both in Human Villages working for their human masters and as pets and some are living in the wild only with their fellow lynnians.
Felynes in human villages take job opportunity mostly as Felyne Chefs and/or Felyne Comrades. Felyne Chefs cook food for their customer to support them in their adventures by temporarily enhancing their status skill but sometimes come to failure as decreasing advantages and sometimes not working at all. Felyne Comrades assist their hunter masters throughout the quests with skills to make hunting easier and gathering more items than usual.
Felynes that live in the wild made their own village where only they and Melynx could stay as well as hunter guests. There they stock up found items in the game and they don't attack in their base. Wild Felynes out of there base and found in other areas come in groups and attack when one of their party members are hurt. They use their pickaxes as weapons and throws Small Barrel Bombs to their foes. Sometimes, they carry lit bombs and sends it to the enemy dealing damage to the victim and the Felyne that attacked.
[edit] MHP2G Addition
In Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G, a new feature allows you to now hire "Felyne Fighters". They are bought from the same old lady that you buy your kitchen cats(Sometimes she sells fighters, other times she sells Kitchen Cats). Each Felyne has a different kind of personality, and how they prefer to fight. There are even cats that are pacifists (They do not fight). Their fighting preferences can differ from "Only Bombs", "only Weapon", "Balanced", "Mostly Weapon" etc. As you fight with your cat its loyalty goes up, when your cat has higher loyalty it will help you more often during battle. For example: When a monster puts you to sleep, your cat will run over to you and hit you so you'll wake up. It also does this when a monster roars, and many other times. As they fight they get skill points, with these points you can give your cat skills (Max 3, you can erase and get new ones) Some skills include: Health Flute, Shock Trap (Cat sometimes puts down a S. Trap), EarPlug, etc..
[edit] In Quests
You may encounter Felynes during your quest. They always come in a group patrolling in one particular area. These Felynes will only attack you when threatened (when 1 felyne gets attacked by you or by anything else). Sometimes they will also attack you when you attack a Melynx. Their weapon of use is the pickaxe (a stick with something sharp tied at the end like a scythe, possibly a wyvern claw or tooth). They also throw small barrel bombs and sometimes carry a large barrel bomb and hurl it towards you. Felynes show defeat when they spin around, fall on the ground and dig a hole for them to escape. They leave no trail behind afterwards and they will never be seen again while the quest is on.
There will also be times when you find their small village where you see felynes and melynx there. They won't attack in their village but all they can do is walk around and accept damage from any assaulting hunter. You may find various items of use on their village and you can get your stolen items from melynx. You can get barrel bombs, bones, spiderwebs or even get rare elder dragon bones, also a lost umbrella used to make bowguns.
There are also Felynes that will help you respawn when you die during quest. They carry you with a wagon and send you back to camp. They only do this 2 times, once you reach your 3rd death, you already fail the mission. In MHP2G, your Felyne fighter follows you and support you during quests. They attack when you found your target. Unlike the hunter or wild lynians, felyne fighters always respawn by poping up from the ground where you are without any limits as long as they are defeated. But they always don't pop-up imidiately after death. You have to wait! There is also a Felyne Fight Skill that sharply increases the Fighter's Attack and Defense, but does not allow the Felyne to respawn if it dies (Showing the faint sign except with a red tint) once. Felyne fighters can also be Melynx depending on who you equip for the hunt. Although they are helpful for the most part, they can interrupt a hunter's combo by throwing a barrel bomb at the wrong time.
