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| English Name: | Vespoid |
| Nicknames: | Vesp |
| Titles: | Giant Bugs |
| Romaji: | Rangosuta |
| Japanese Name: | ランゴスタ |
| Japanese Title: | {{{japanese title}}} |
| Korean Name: | 란 고스타 |
| Species: | Neopteron |
| Element/s: | None |
| Ailment/s: | 
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| Weakest to: | 
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| Weakness Sign: | None |
| Signature Move: | Paralysis sting |
| Habitats: | Almost all areas |
| Size: | None |
| Monsters in Relation: | Queen Vespoid, Hornetaur |
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| First US/EU Appearance: |  (2004)
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| First JP Appearance: | (2004)
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| Latest Appearance: |  (2009)
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| Generation: | 1 |
Vespoids are insect-like monsters that inhabit the land. They are known to be a nuisance for hunters, due to their stings that cause hunters to flinch, resulting in them being exposed to any further attacks. Their stingers are loaded with a neuro-toxin that can paralyze foes. They are normally placed near rocky-walls and caves and found almost everywhere. Controlled by the Queen Vespoid, they are found alone in some places, but appear in large numbers when with their leader.
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In-Game Description
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NotesEdit
- Having a low resilience to most forms of damage, Vespoids will generally disintegrate when struck with a blow from a relatively powerful weapon.
- They can be poisoned to prevent their body from shattering when killed.
- Even if poison is not applied, there still exists a slim chance for successful carve, if the body doesn't shatter.
- When poison is applied the smaller and regular-sized vespoids will die instantly.
- They appear to be related to the Bnahabra, also an insect-like monster found in Monster Hunter Tri.
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