Contents 1 Small Monsters 2 Large Monsters 3 By Type 3.1 Lynians 3.2 Neopterons 3.3 Herbivores 3.4 Bird Wyverns 3.5 Flying Wyverns 3.6 Piscine Wyverns 3.7 Fish 3.8 Leviathans 3.9 Brute Wyverns 3.10 Fanged Beasts 3.11 Fanged Wyverns 3.12 Elder Dragons 4 Number of Monsters - Comparison with Previous Games 5 Breakdown

Small Monsters

Altaroth	Anteka	Aptonoth	Baggi	Bnahabra	Bullfango
Delex	Epioth	Felyne	Fish	Gargwa	Giggi
Jaggi	Jaggia	Kelbi	Ludroth	Melynx	Popo

Rhenoplos

Slagtoth

Uroktor

Wroggi

Large Monsters

Agnaktor	Glacial Agnaktor	Alatreon	Arzuros	Barioth	Sand Barioth
Barroth	Jade Barroth	Brachydios	Ceadeus	Goldbeard Ceadeus	Deviljho
Savage Deviljho	Diablos	Black Diablos	Dire Miralis	Duramboros	Rust Duramboros
Gigginox	Baleful Gigginox	Gobul	Great Jaggi	Great Baggi	Great Wroggi
Jhen Mohran	Hallowed Jhen Mohran	Lagiacrus	Ivory Lagiacrus	Abyssal Lagiacrus	Lagombi
Royal Ludroth	Purple Ludroth	Nargacuga	Green Nargacuga	Lucent Nargacuga	Nibelsnarf
Plesioth	Green Plesioth	Qurupeco	Crimson Qurupeco	Rathalos	Azure Rathalos
Silver Rathalos	Rathian	Pink Rathian	Gold Rathian	Uragaan	Steel Uragaan
Volvidon	Zinogre	Stygian Zinogre

By Type

Lynians

Felyne

Melynx

Neopterons

Altaroth

Bnahabra

Herbivores

Aptonoth	Anteka	Epioth	Kelbi
Popo	Rhenoplos	Slagtoth

Bird Wyverns

Baggi	Great Baggi	Gargwa	Jaggi	Jaggia
Great Jaggi	Qurupeco	Crimson Qurupeco	Wroggi	Great Wroggi

Flying Wyverns

Barioth	Sand Barioth	Diablos	Black Diablos	Giggi	Gigginox
Baleful Gigginox	Nargacuga	Green Nargacuga	Lucent Nargacuga	Rathian	Gold Rathian
Pink Rathian	Rathalos	Azure Rathalos	Silver Rathalos

Piscine Wyverns

Delex

Plesioth

Green Plesioth

Fish

Fish

Leviathans

Uroktor	Agnaktor	Glacial Agnaktor	Gobul	Lagiacrus	Abyssal Lagiacrus
Ivory Lagiacrus	Ludroth	Royal Ludroth	Purple Ludroth	Nibelsnarf

Brute Wyverns

Barroth	Jade Barroth	Brachydios	Deviljho	Savage Deviljho
Duramboros	Rust Duramboros	Uragaan	Steel Uragaan

Fanged Beasts

Arzuros

Bullfango

Lagombi

Volvidon

Fanged Wyverns

Zinogre

Stygian Zinogre

Elder Dragons

Alatreon

Ceadeus

Goldbeard Ceadeus

Dire Miralis

Jhen Mohran

Hallowed Jhen Mohran

Number of Monsters - Comparison with Previous Games

3DS / WII U		PSP		WII
March 19, 2013		December 1, 2010		April 20/23, 2010
# Small Monsters: 22 # Large Monsters: 51 # Total Monsters: 73		# Small Monsters: 20 # Large Monsters: 40 # Total Monsters: 60		# Small Monsters: 17 # Large Monsters: 18 # Total Monsters: 35

Breakdown

• 1st Generation monsters are Aptonoth, Bullfango, Diablos, Black Diablos, Felyne, Kelbi, Melynx, Plesioth, Green Plesioth, Rathian, Gold Rathian, Pink Rathian, Rathalos, Azure Rathalos and Silver Rathalos.

• Plesioth, Green Plesioth, Azure Rathalos, and Pink Rathian were not present in Monster Hunter 3 and Monster Hunter Portable 3rd but are returning in this game.

• 2nd Generation monsters are Anteka, Nargacuga and Popo.
• 3rd Generation monsters are Alatreon, Altaroth, Agnaktor, Baggi, Great Baggi, Barioth, Barroth, Bnahabra, Ceadeus, Delex, Deviljho, Epioth, Giggi, Gigginox, Gobul, Jaggi, Jaggia, Great Jaggi, Jhen Mohran, Lagiacrus, Ludroth, Royal Ludroth, Qurupeco, Rhenoplos, Sharq, Uragaan and Uroktor.

• Ceadeus, Gobul and Lagiacrus were not present in Monster Hunter Portable 3rd but are returning to this game.
• Arzuros, Glacial Agnaktor, Sand Barioth, Jade Barroth, Duramboros, Gargwa, Baleful Gigginox, Lagombi, Purple Ludroth, Green Nargacuga, Nibelsnarf, Crimson Qurupeco, Slagtoth, Steel Uragaan, Volvidon, Wroggi, Great Wroggi and Zinogre are the monsters from MHP3rd that are returning to this game.

• 10 new monsters; 10 Large Monsters.

• 1 New Flying Wyvern: Lucent Nargacuga.
• 2 New Brute Wyverns: Brachydios, the game's flagship monster, and Rust Duramboros.
• 2 New Leviathans: Abyssal Lagiacrus and Ivory Lagiacrus.
• 3 New Elder Dragons: Goldbeard Ceadeus, Hallowed Jhen Mohran, and Dire Miralis , the endgame monster of the game.
• 1 New Fanged Wyvern: Stygian Zinogre.

• A special variant of Deviljho is first introduced, called Savage Deviljho (怒り喰らうイビルジョー). It only appears during G-rank quests. It is similar to the "Golden" Rajang of MHFU, in the sense both are variants of their regular species without being considered Subspecies in-game.

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