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|English Name=Ceratonoth | |English Name=Ceratonoth | ||
|Image=MHWilds-Ceratonoth Render. | |Image=MHWilds-Ceratonoth Render.png | ||
|Japanese Name=ケラトノス | |Japanese Name=ケラトノス | ||
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==Physiology and Abilities== | ==Physiology and Abilities== | ||
These quadrupedal herbivores are covered in large tan plates, following their tails with a gown-like shape, a larger member of the herd can be seen, whose back plates have transformed into a dorsal | These quadrupedal herbivores are covered in large tan plates, following their tails with a gown-like shape, a larger member of the herd can be seen, whose back plates have transformed into a dorsal horn, acting as a thunder rod that redirects lightning strikes into the ground, possibly to guard the rest of the herd against thunderstorms and scare opportunist predators. | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== |
Revision as of 00:50, 9 June 2024
Ceratonoth ケラトノス | ||
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Title | ||
Introduced | MHWilds | |
Classification | Herbivore | |
Element | Unknown | |
Average Dimensions | ||
Length | Unknown | |
Height | Unknown | |
Foot Size | Unknown | |
Habitats | ||
Deserts Savannahs | ||
Relatives | ||
None | ||
Taxonomy | ||
Order | Unknown | |
Suborder | Unknown | |
Infraorder | Unknown | |
Superfamily | Unknown | |
Family | Unknown |
The Ceratonoth (ケラトノス, keratonosu) is a herbivore introduced in Monster Hunter Wilds.
Physiology and Abilities
These quadrupedal herbivores are covered in large tan plates, following their tails with a gown-like shape, a larger member of the herd can be seen, whose back plates have transformed into a dorsal horn, acting as a thunder rod that redirects lightning strikes into the ground, possibly to guard the rest of the herd against thunderstorms and scare opportunist predators.