Great Thunderbug
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| Great Thunderbug | |
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| English Name: | Great Thunderbug |
| Nicknames: | None |
| Titles: | None |
| Romaji: | Dai Raikou Chuu |
| Japanese Name: | 大雷光虫 |
| Japanese Title: | None |
| Korean Name: | 대 뇌광충 |
| Species: | Neopteron |
| Element/s: | 
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| Ailment/s: | 
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| Weakest to: | None |
| Weakness Sign: | None |
| Signature Move: | None |
| Habitats: | Mainly the Tower but in almost every other environment as well. |
| Size: | None Listed |
| Monsters in Relation: | Vespoid, Hornetaur, Yama Tsukami |
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| First US/EU Appearance: |  (2007)
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| First JP Appearance: |  (2006)
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| Latest Appearance: |  (2010)
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| Generation: | 2 |
The Great Thunderbugs are small, wispy globes of light, which appear to be swarming Thunderbugs. They are about the size of a Vespoid, and have a tendency to float around the area rather than attack the Hunter.
They are also known to change into two different colors: blue and reddish-white. When in its normal and docile state, they are blue, but when attempting to attack, the blue hue becomes a fierce, glowing reddish-white; if they strike a Hunter in this state they will cause notable damage.
They are naturally found in the Tower and Jungle. Eyewitness reports also claim that some Elder Dragons are hosts to them, providing a safe environment in which to mature. A famous example of this is the Yama Tsukami. However, the Great Thunderbugs released by Yama Tsukami are unique in that they can explode.
When slain, there's a small chance that they will drop an item. Only 6 different items can be collected from them. They cannot be killed by poison, in the same way as Vespoids or Hornetaurs, to ensure a higher drop rate.
In MHP3rd, they are often found with Zinogre.However, these Thunderbugs appear to be smaller and don't explode.
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