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|English Name= Nergigante
|English Name=Nergigante
|Image= 20th-Nergigante Render.png
|Image=20th-Nergigante Render.png
|Title= Eater of Elders
|Title=Extinction Dragon
|Japanese Name= ネルギガンテ  
|Japanese Name=ネルギガンテ  
|Introduced= MHWorld
|Introduced=MHWorld
|Class= Elder Dragon  
|Class=Elder Dragon  
|Length= 18.48 m
|Length=18.48 m
|Height= 5.9 m
|Height=5.9 m
|Foot= 1.9 m
|Foot=1.9 m
|Habitats= [[Volcanoes]]
|Habitats=[[Volcanoes]]<hr>[[Deserts]]<hr>[[Special Locales]]
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Short description of the monster
 
The Extinction Dragon '''Nergigante''' (ネルギガンテ, nerugigante) is an [[Elder Dragon]] introduced in [[Monster Hunter: World]].
 
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==Physiology and Abilities==
==Physiology and Abilities==
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==Description==
==Description==
{{MonsterDescription
{{MonsterDescription
|Description= A terrible elder dragon that appears when other elders are in the vicinity. Its penchant for destruction is well documented.<br/> '''Useful Information:''' Nergigante can recover from wounds almost instantaneously. Regenerated body parts grow harder over time, so attacking them while they're still fresh is the ideal strategy.
|Description=A terrible elder dragon that appears when other elders are in the vicinity. Its penchant for destruction is well documented.<br/> '''Useful Information:''' Nergigante can recover from wounds almost instantaneously. Regenerated body parts grow harder over time, so attacking them while they're still fresh is the ideal strategy.
|Icon=MHWI-Nergigante Icon.png
|Icon=MHWI-Nergigante Icon.png
|Game=[[Monster Hunter World: Iceborne]]}}
|Game=[[Monster Hunter World: Iceborne]]}}
{{MonsterDescription
|Description=Large Elder Dragons bristling with sharp spikes, single-minded in spreading destruction. They possess an astonishing regenerative power, recovering from wounds almost instantly.
|Icon=MHST2-Nergigante Icon.png
|Game=[[Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin]]}}
==Game Data==
==={{Game|MHST2}}===
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100%;">
====Locale & Moveset====
*Nergigante can be found in the [[Terga]] locale.
<div class="fivecol">
{| class="wikitable" width="100%"
! colspan=2 | [[File:MHRS-NormalSightedEyecon.png|25x25px]]Normal[[File:MHRS-NormalSightedEyecon.png|25x25px]]
|-
! colspan=2 | Attacks/Skills
|-
| colspan=2 | [[File:MHST2-Technical Icon.png|30x30px]]<span style="color:#009933;”>'''Technical Attack'''</span>
|-
| colspan=2 | [[File:MHST2-Technical Icon.png|30x30px]]<span style="color:#009933;”>'''Ruinous Tackle'''</span>
|}
{| class="wikitable" width="100%"
! colspan=2 | [[File:5thGen-Claw Icon White.png|25x25px]]Spikes[[File:5thGen-Claw Icon White.png|25x25px]]<br><br>Moves '''Twice'''
|-
! colspan=2 | Attacks/Skills
|-
| colspan=2 | [[File:MHST2-Power Icon.png|30x30px]]<span style="color:#cc0000;”>'''Power Attack'''</span>
|-
| colspan=2 | [[File:MHST2-Power Icon.png|30x30px]]<span style="color:#cc0000;”>'''Ruinous Crush'''</span>
|}
{| class="wikitable" width="100%"
! colspan=2 | [[File:MHRS-EnragedTargetedEyecon.png|25x25px]]Enraged[[File:MHRS-EnragedTargetedEyecon.png|25x25px]]
|-
! colspan=2 | Attacks/Skills
|-
| colspan=2 | [[File:MHST2-Speed Icon.png|30x30px]]<span style="color:#336699;”>'''Speed Attack'''</span>
|}
{| class="wikitable" width="100%"
! colspan=2 | [[File:5thGen-Claw Icon Red.png|25x25px]]Enraged Spikes[[File:5thGen-Claw Icon Red.png|25x25px]]<br><br>Moves '''Twice'''
|-
! colspan=2 | Attacks/Skills
|-
| colspan=2 | [[File:MHST2-Speed Icon.png|30x30px]]<span style="color:#336699;”>'''Speed Attack'''</span>
|-
| colspan=2 | [[File:MHST2-Speed Icon.png|30x30px]]<span style="color:#336699;”>'''Ruinous Strike'''</span>
|}
{| class="wikitable" width="100%"
! colspan=2 | [[File:5thGen-Claw Icon Gray.png|25x25px]]Unbroken Spikes[[File:5thGen-Claw Icon Gray.png|25x25px]]
|-
! colspan=2 | Attacks/Skills
|-
| colspan=2 | [[File:MHST2-AttackSkill Icon.png|35x35px]]<span style="color:#FFA343;”>'''Calamity Slash'''</span>
|}
{| class="wikitable" style= "text-align:center; margin:auto"
|-
!style=“background=color:#D1DAFF”|Attack
!style=“background=color:#D1DAFF”|Type
!style=“background=color:#D1DAFF”|Phase
!style=“background=color:#D1DAFF”|Targets
!style=“background=color:#D1DAFF”|Damage
!style=“background=color:#D1DAFF”|Element
!style=“background=color:#D1DAFF”|Status/Effects
|-
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|Technical Attack
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|[[File:MHST2-Technical Icon.png|center|50px]]Technical
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|[[File:MHRS-NormalSightedEyecon.png|center|50px]]<br>Normal
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|Single Target
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|Light
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|None
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|None
|-
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|Ruinous Tackle
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|[[File:MHST2-Technical Icon.png|center|50px]]Technical
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|[[File:MHRS-NormalSightedEyecon.png|center|50px]]Normal
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|Single Target
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|Medium
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|None
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|[[File:UI-Stun.png|25x25px]]<br>Stun
|-
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|Power Attack
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|[[File:MHST2-Power Icon.png|center|50px]]Power
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|[[File:5thGen-Claw Icon White.png|center|50px]]Spikes
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|Single Target
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|Light
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|None
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|None
|-
!style=“background=color:#336699”|Ruinous Crush
!style=“background=color:#336699”|[[File:MHST2-Power Icon.png|center|50px]]Power
!style=“background=color:#336699”|[[File:5thGen-Claw Icon White.png|50px]]Spikes
!style=“background=color:#336699”|Single Target
!style=“background=color:#336699”|Medium
!style=“background=color:#336699”|None
!style=“background=color:#336699”|None
|-
!style=“background=color:#336699”|Speed Attack
!style=“background=color:#336699”|[[File:MHST2-Speed Icon.png|center|50px]]Speed
!style=“background=color:#336699”|[[File:MHRS-EnragedTargetedEyecon.png|50px]]Enraged
!style=“background=color:#336699”|Single Target
!style=“background=color:#336699”|Light
!style=“background=color:#336699”|None
!style=“background=color:#336699”|None
|-
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|Speed Attack
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|[[File:MHST2-Speed Icon.png|center|50px]]Speed
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|[[File:5thGen-Claw Icon Red.png|50px]]Enraged Spikes
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|Single Target
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|Light
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|None
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|None
|-
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|Ruinous Strike
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|[[File:MHST2-Speed Icon.png|center|50px]]Speed
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|[[File:5thGen-Claw Icon Red.png|center|50px]]Enraged Spikes
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|Single Target
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|Heavy
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|None
!style=“background=color:#cc0000”|None
|-
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|Calamity Slash
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|[[File:MHST2-AttackSkill Icon.png|center|50px]]Skill
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|[[File:5thGen-Claw Icon Gray.png|center|50px]]Unbroken Spikes
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|All Targets
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|Massive
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|None
!style=“background=color:#FFA343”|[[File:5thGen-Claw Icon Gray.png|center|30x30px]] —> [[File:MHRS-NormalSightedEyecon.png|30x30px]]<br>Normal
|}


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====Status Effectiveness====
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan=8 | Status Effectiveness
|-
! Status || Effectiveness || Duration || Notes
|-
! [[File:UI-Fireblight.png|25x25px]]<br>Burn
| ✔ || ? ||
|-
! {{Element|Poison|}}<br>Poison
| ✔ || 3/5 tns ||
|-
! [[File:UI-Blastscourge.png|25x25px]]<br>Blastblight
| ✔ || ? ||
|-
! [[File:UI-Bleeding.png|30x30px]]<br>Bleeding
| ✔ || 2 tns ||
|-
! [[File:MHNow-Kushala Daora Icon.png|40x40px]]<br>Cyclone-Struck
| ✔ || 5 tns ||
|-
! [[File:MHST2-UI Down Icon.png|30x30px]]<br>Down
| '''X''' || 1 tn || Only applicable via Kinship Skill or breaking Nergigante's head.
|-
! {{Element|KO|}}<br>Stun
| ✔ || 1 move ||
|-
! {{Element|Paralysis|}}<br>Paralysis
| ✔ || 3 tns ||
|-
! {{Element|Sleep|}}<br>Sleep
| ✔ || 1 tn ||
|-
! [[File:MHST2-UI Blind Icon.png|30x30px]]<br>Blind
| ✔ || 3 tns ||
|-
! Typeseal
| '''X''' || - ||
|-
! [[File:UI-Iceblight.png|30x30px]]<br>Skillseal
| '''X''' || - ||
|-
! [[File:UI-Soiled.png|30x30px]]<br>Stench
| '''X''' || - || Useless against all Monsters, only affecting enemy Riders.
|-
! 1-Hit KO
| '''X''' || - ||
|}
</div>
</div>


==Game Data==
==Game Appearances==
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<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100%;">
Per-game information
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
</tabbertransclude>
===Main Series===
*[[Monster Hunter: World]] ''(Introduced)''
*[[Monster Hunter World: Iceborne]]
 
===Stories===
*[[Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin]]
 
===Spin-Off===
*[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter: World]]
*[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter World: Iceborne]]
*[[Monster Hunter Now]]
 
===Crossovers===
*[[TEPPEN]]
*Street Fighter V
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</div>


==Information from Printed Media==
==Information from Printed Media==
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Foot size: approximately 190 cm <br/>
Foot size: approximately 190 cm <br/>
Known habitat: [[Elder's Recess]]
Known habitat: [[Elder's Recess]]
</div></div>  
<br/><br/>
Nergigante is an unusual [[Elder Dragon]] in many ways. It has only ever been sighted during the [[Elder Crossing]] and was considered a rare sight even then. That all changed when a [[Zorah Magdaros]] crossed into the [[New World]], causing the Nergigante to pursue it relentlessly and reveal its bizarre ecology. Nergigante feeds on [[Bioenergy]] in order to fuel its regenerative abilities, and it prefers the purest energy available - the kind stored in the bodies of Elder Dragons. So the Nergigante actively preys on Elder Dragons, and pursued Zorah in order to feed on it. This abnormal behavior, as well as its power, earned it a spot in the Elder Dragon Classification. Nergigante isn't originally from the New World, and would only travel there during the Elder Crossing. After the most recent crossing however, it seemingly decided to settle down in the Elder's Recess. The Nergigante is not a picky eater: Just about anything can become its prey, and the New World Ecosystem struggled to adapt to this new presence. The local [[Gajalaka]] were particularily affected, as Nergigante had chosen to nest very close to their ancestral home. It is believed that the Gajalaka hold a grudge against it for that reason.
<br/><br/>
The key to Nergigantes power lies in the approximately 1800 spikes that grow on its back, head, wings, arms and tail. When broken, these spikes will regrow within moments, emerging first as brittle white spines before hardening into black metallic spires after prolonged exposure to air. Once hardened, these spikes repel most attacks, but they also become quite heavy. In order to maintain its speed, the Nergigante will try to regularily break off its own spikes to reduce their weight. This can be done by simply thrashing around, or by performing a spectacular maneuver: When its spikes are hard and heavy, and its wrath reaches a zenith, the Nergigante will fly up into the air before crashing down violently onto its target, breaking off nearly all of its spikes in the process. Some hunters have called this move "Ruinous Impulse". The spikes then begin regrowing again, and the cycle begins anew. Nergigante could actually grow even more spikes, as many of the cells on the underside of the dragon have the ability to generate spikes as well. But it is believed that these cells lie dormant to maximize mobility. One curious property of the spikes only reveals itself once they are shed. Researchers found that when discarded spikes were exposed to nutrients, they did not just grow - the cells inside of them began to multiply like those in an egg! This has led to the theory that Nergigante might reproduce asexually using its spikes, which grow into germ cells when the Nergigante experiences a surplus of energy. Once broken off, these germ spikes might then grow into a genetic clone of their parent. This might be the reason behind the Nergigantes dogged pursuit of energy-dense creatures such as Zorah Magdaros.
<br/><br/>
'''Developer's Note:''' The two main Monsters of [[Monster Hunter: World]]s story - Zorah Magdaros and [[Xeno'jiiva]] - are both big setpiece battles that are also deeply tied to the stories' mystery, so the development team felt that they needed another main Monster that could be fought in regular environments. They also had the other Elder Dragons such as [[Kushala Daora]] already in the game, so for this monster, they wanted it to have no element and instead be a brutal brawler that pressured the player through sheer physicality. Thus, the idea of Nergigante was born. The key phrase for its design was "destruction and rebirth", and the designers initially played around with various creepy ideas, including a monster with multiple faces. This concept was then simplified into the Nergigantes spikes - they grow and break, over and over, destruction and rebirth. This key phrase also inspired the idea of asexual reproduction.
</div></div>


==Other Languages==
==Other Languages==
{{OtherLanguages
{{OtherLanguages
|Class=center
|Class=center
|Japanese= Monster name in katakana  ( Romanization ) <br />  Monster title in kanji  ( Romanization )
|Japanese=ネルギガンテ (nerugigante)
|Spanish= Monster name in spanish  <br />  Monster title in spanish
|International=Nergigante
Repeat for other languages
}}
}}
==Notes==
==Notes==
Trivia/short notes about the monster
{{Monster Notes
|General Notes =
*Nergigante is the flagship monster for [[Monster Hunter: World]].
*Nergigante ranked 2nd place in the Top Monster competition during Monster Hunter's 20th Anniversary, preceded by [[Zinogre]] in 1st, and followed by [[Lagiacrus]] in 3rd. Each winner got new celebration renders.<ref>https://www.monsterhunter.com/20th/en/vote-monster/result/</ref>
|Monster Hunter: World Notes =
|Monster Hunter Stories 2 Notes =
*Nergigante spawns in the [[Terga|Crystal Depths]] after its story encounter, but ONLY if the player has accepted the 7★ subquest "Nergigante Sighting".
|Miscellaneous Notes =
*Nergigante is a playable Hero in [[TEPPEN]], and uses Black cards. Many cards and story event depict Nergigante as well.
*Nergigante and [[Gore Magala]] are referenced in "Goddess of Victory: Nikke"s "Beauty, Full Shot" event as fish names and descriptions, referencing their powers and physiology. The fish names are "ネルギガンティック/nerugigantikku/Nergigante" and "すべてを減するネルギガンティック/subete o gensuru nerugigantikku/Destructive Nergigante".
}}
 
==Sources==
<references />


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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Screenshots, renders and other images about monster.png | Short description of image
20th-Nergigante Render.png|MHWorld Render
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</gallery>


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Nergigante

Ruiner Nergigante

Nergigante
ネルギガンテ
Title Extinction Dragon
Introduced MHWorld
Classification Elder Dragon
Element Unknown
Average Dimensions
Length 18.48 m
Height 5.9 m
Foot Size 1.9 m
Habitats
Volcanoes
Deserts
Special Locales
Relatives
None
Taxonomy
Order Unknown
Suborder Unknown
Infraorder Unknown
Superfamily Unknown
Family Unknown


The Extinction Dragon Nergigante (ネルギガンテ, nerugigante) is an Elder Dragon introduced in Monster Hunter: World.

Physiology and Abilities



Description

Monster Hunter World: Iceborne
A terrible elder dragon that appears when other elders are in the vicinity. Its penchant for destruction is well documented.
Useful Information: Nergigante can recover from wounds almost instantaneously. Regenerated body parts grow harder over time, so attacking them while they're still fresh is the ideal strategy.
Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin
Large Elder Dragons bristling with sharp spikes, single-minded in spreading destruction. They possess an astonishing regenerative power, recovering from wounds almost instantly.

Game Data

Monster Hunter Stories 2 Wings of Ruin

Locale & Moveset

  • Nergigante can be found in the Terga locale.
Normal
Attacks/Skills
Technical Attack
Ruinous Tackle
Spikes

Moves Twice
Attacks/Skills
Power Attack
Ruinous Crush
Enraged
Attacks/Skills
Speed Attack
Enraged Spikes

Moves Twice
Attacks/Skills
Speed Attack
Ruinous Strike
Unbroken Spikes
Attacks/Skills
Calamity Slash
Attack Type Phase Targets Damage Element Status/Effects
Technical Attack
Technical

Normal 		Single Target Light None None
Ruinous Tackle
Technical
Normal 		Single Target Medium None
Stun
Power Attack
Power
Spikes 		Single Target Light None None
Ruinous Crush
Power 		Spikes Single Target Medium None None
Speed Attack
Speed 		Enraged Single Target Light None None
Speed Attack
Speed 		Enraged Spikes Single Target Light None None
Ruinous Strike
Speed
Enraged Spikes 		Single Target Heavy None None
Calamity Slash
Skill
Unbroken Spikes 		All Targets Massive None
—>
Normal


Status Effectiveness

Status Effectiveness
Status Effectiveness Duration Notes

Burn 		✔ ?

Poison 		✔ 3/5 tns

Blastblight 		✔ ?

Bleeding 		✔ 2 tns

Cyclone-Struck 		✔ 5 tns

Down 		X 1 tn Only applicable via Kinship Skill or breaking Nergigante's head.

Stun 		✔ 1 move

Paralysis 		✔ 3 tns

Sleep 		✔ 1 tn

Blind 		✔ 3 tns
Typeseal X -

Skillseal 		X -

Stench 		X - Useless against all Monsters, only affecting enemy Riders.
1-Hit KO X -

Game Appearances

Main Series

Stories

Spin-Off

Crossovers

Information from Printed Media

Monster Hunter World: The Official Complete Works

From Pages 336-341:
Full length: approximately 1848.12 cm
Full height: approximately 590.6 cm
Foot size: approximately 190 cm
Known habitat: Elder's Recess

Nergigante is an unusual Elder Dragon in many ways. It has only ever been sighted during the Elder Crossing and was considered a rare sight even then. That all changed when a Zorah Magdaros crossed into the New World, causing the Nergigante to pursue it relentlessly and reveal its bizarre ecology. Nergigante feeds on Bioenergy in order to fuel its regenerative abilities, and it prefers the purest energy available - the kind stored in the bodies of Elder Dragons. So the Nergigante actively preys on Elder Dragons, and pursued Zorah in order to feed on it. This abnormal behavior, as well as its power, earned it a spot in the Elder Dragon Classification. Nergigante isn't originally from the New World, and would only travel there during the Elder Crossing. After the most recent crossing however, it seemingly decided to settle down in the Elder's Recess. The Nergigante is not a picky eater: Just about anything can become its prey, and the New World Ecosystem struggled to adapt to this new presence. The local Gajalaka were particularily affected, as Nergigante had chosen to nest very close to their ancestral home. It is believed that the Gajalaka hold a grudge against it for that reason.

The key to Nergigantes power lies in the approximately 1800 spikes that grow on its back, head, wings, arms and tail. When broken, these spikes will regrow within moments, emerging first as brittle white spines before hardening into black metallic spires after prolonged exposure to air. Once hardened, these spikes repel most attacks, but they also become quite heavy. In order to maintain its speed, the Nergigante will try to regularily break off its own spikes to reduce their weight. This can be done by simply thrashing around, or by performing a spectacular maneuver: When its spikes are hard and heavy, and its wrath reaches a zenith, the Nergigante will fly up into the air before crashing down violently onto its target, breaking off nearly all of its spikes in the process. Some hunters have called this move "Ruinous Impulse". The spikes then begin regrowing again, and the cycle begins anew. Nergigante could actually grow even more spikes, as many of the cells on the underside of the dragon have the ability to generate spikes as well. But it is believed that these cells lie dormant to maximize mobility. One curious property of the spikes only reveals itself once they are shed. Researchers found that when discarded spikes were exposed to nutrients, they did not just grow - the cells inside of them began to multiply like those in an egg! This has led to the theory that Nergigante might reproduce asexually using its spikes, which grow into germ cells when the Nergigante experiences a surplus of energy. Once broken off, these germ spikes might then grow into a genetic clone of their parent. This might be the reason behind the Nergigantes dogged pursuit of energy-dense creatures such as Zorah Magdaros.

Developer's Note: The two main Monsters of Monster Hunter: Worlds story - Zorah Magdaros and Xeno'jiiva - are both big setpiece battles that are also deeply tied to the stories' mystery, so the development team felt that they needed another main Monster that could be fought in regular environments. They also had the other Elder Dragons such as Kushala Daora already in the game, so for this monster, they wanted it to have no element and instead be a brutal brawler that pressured the player through sheer physicality. Thus, the idea of Nergigante was born. The key phrase for its design was "destruction and rebirth", and the designers initially played around with various creepy ideas, including a monster with multiple faces. This concept was then simplified into the Nergigantes spikes - they grow and break, over and over, destruction and rebirth. This key phrase also inspired the idea of asexual reproduction.

Other Languages

Other Languages
日本語 ネルギガンテ (nerugigante)
International Nergigante

Notes

General Notes
  • Nergigante is the flagship monster for Monster Hunter: World.
  • Nergigante ranked 2nd place in the Top Monster competition during Monster Hunter's 20th Anniversary, preceded by Zinogre in 1st, and followed by Lagiacrus in 3rd. Each winner got new celebration renders.[1]
Monster Hunter Stories 2
  • Nergigante spawns in the Crystal Depths after its story encounter, but ONLY if the player has accepted the 7★ subquest "Nergigante Sighting".
    • Miscellaneous
  • Nergigante is a playable Hero in TEPPEN, and uses Black cards. Many cards and story event depict Nergigante as well.
  • Nergigante and Gore Magala are referenced in "Goddess of Victory: Nikke"s "Beauty, Full Shot" event as fish names and descriptions, referencing their powers and physiology. The fish names are "ネルギガンティック/nerugigantikku/Nergigante" and "すべてを減するネルギガンティック/subete o gensuru nerugigantikku/Destructive Nergigante".

    • Sources

    1. ↑ https://www.monsterhunter.com/20th/en/vote-monster/result/

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    Fifth Generation Barnos • Boaboa • Boggi • Bombadgy • Canyne • Cortos • Gajalaka • Gajau • Gastodon • Girros • Gowngoat • Grimalkyne • Izuchi • Jagras • Kestodon • Mernos • Noios • Pyrantula • Rachnoid • Raphinos • Shamos • Wulg
    Acidic Glavenus • Aknosom • Almudron • Magma Almudron • Anjanath • Fulgur Anjanath • Apex Arzuros • Apex Diablos • Apex Rathalos • Apex Rathian • Apex Mizutsune • Apex Zinogre • Banbaro • Bazelgeuse • Seething Bazelgeuse • Beotodus • Bishaten • Blood Orange Bishaten • Dodogama • Espinas • Flaming Espinas • Frostfang Barioth • Garangolm • Goss Harag • Great Girros • Great Izuchi • Great Jagras • Jyuratodus • Kulu-Ya-Ku • Legiana • Shrieking Legiana • Leshen • Ancient Leshen • Lunagaron • Magnamalo • Scorned Magnamalo • Odogaron • Ebony Odogaron • Paolumu • Nightshade Paolumu • Pukei-Pukei • Coral Pukei-Pukei • Radobaan • Rakna-Kadaki • Pyre Rakna-Kadaki • Scarred Yian Garuga • Somnacanth • Aurora Somnacanth • Tetranadon • Tobi-Kadachi • Viper Tobi-Kadachi • Tzitzi-Ya-Ku • Violet Mizutsune
    Behemoth • Crimson Glow Valstrax • Risen Crimson Glow Valstrax • Gaismagorm • Kulve Taroth • Malzeno • Primordial Malzeno • Namielle • Nergigante • Ruiner Nergigante • Risen Chameleos • Risen Kushala Daora • Risen Shagaru Magala • Risen Teostra • Safi'jiiva • Shara Ishvalda • Thunder Serpent Narwa • Narwa the Allmother • Vaal Hazak • Blackveil Vaal Hazak • Velkhana • Wind Serpent Ibushi • Xeno'jiiva • Zorah Magdaros
    Fourth Generation Konchu • Larinoth • Maccao • Moofah • Zamite
    Ahtal-Ka • Astalos • Boltreaver Astalos • Bloodbath Diablos • Crystalbeard Uragaan • Deadeye Yian Garuga • Dreadking Rathalos • Dreadqueen Rathian • Gammoth • Elderfrost Gammoth • Glavenus • Hellblade Glavenus • Gore Magala • Chaotic Gore Magala • Great Maccao • Grimclaw Tigrex • Kecha Wacha • Ash Kecha Wacha • Malfestio • Nightcloak Malfestio • Mizutsune • Soulseer Mizutsune • Molten Tigrex • Najarala • Tidal Najarala • Nerscylla • Shrouded Nerscylla • Raging Brachydios • Redhelm Arzuros • Ruby Basarios • Rustrazor Ceanataur • Seltas • Desert Seltas • Seltas Queen • Desert Seltas Queen • Seregios • Silverwind Nargacuga • Snowbaron Lagombi • Stonefist Hermitaur • Tetsucabra • Berserk Tetsucabra • Drilltusk Tetsucabra • Thunderlord Zinogre • Zamtrios • Tigerstripe Zamtrios
    Dah'ren Mohran • Dalamadur • Shah Dalamadur • Gogmazios • Nakarkos • Oroshi Kirin • Shagaru Magala • Valstrax
    Third Generation Altaroth • Baggi • Bnahabra • Delex • Epioth • Fish • Gargwa • Giggi • Jaggi • Jaggia • Ludroth • Rhenoplos • Slagtoth • Uroktor • Wroggi
    Agnaktor • Glacial Agnaktor • Arzuros • Barioth • Sand Barioth • Barroth • Jade Barroth • Brachydios • Brute Tigrex • Deviljho • Savage Deviljho • Duramboros • Rust Duramboros • Gigginox • Baleful Gigginox • Gobul • Great Baggi • Great Jaggi • Great Wroggi • Green Nargacuga • Lucent Nargacuga • Lagiacrus • Ivory Lagiacrus • Abyssal Lagiacrus • Lagombi • Nibelsnarf • Qurupeco • Crimson Qurupeco • Royal Ludroth • Purple Ludroth • Uragaan • Steel Uragaan • Volvidon • Zinogre • Stygian Zinogre
    Alatreon • Amatsu • Ceadeus • Goldbeard Ceadeus • Dire Miralis • Jhen Mohran • Hallowed Jhen Mohran
    Second Generation Anteka • Blango • Ceanataur • Conga • Giaprey • Great Thunderbug • Hermitaur • Popo • Remobra • Shakalaka
    Akantor • Blangonga • Copper Blangonga • Bulldrome • Congalala • Emerald Congalala • Daimyo Hermitaur • Plum Daimyo Hermitaur • Giadrome • Hypnocatrice • King Shakalaka • Lavasioth • Nargacuga • Rajang • Furious Rajang • Shen Gaoren • Shogun Ceanataur • Terra Shogun Ceanataur • Tigrex • Ukanlos • Vespoid Queen
    Chameleos • Kushala Daora • Rusted Kushala Daora • Lunastra • Teostra • White Fatalis • Yama Tsukami
    First Generation Apceros • Aptonoth • Bullfango • Cephalos • Felyne • Genprey • Hornetaur • Ioprey • Kelbi • Melynx • Mosswine • Velociprey • White Velociprey • Vespoid
    Basarios • Cephadrome • Diablos • Black Diablos • Gendrome • Gravios • Black Gravios • Gypceros • Purple Gypceros • Iodrome • Khezu • Red Khezu • Monoblos • White Monoblos • Plesioth • Green Plesioth • Rathalos • Azure Rathalos • Silver Rathalos • Rathian • Pink Rathian • Gold Rathian • Velocidrome • Yian Garuga • Yian Kut-Ku • Blue Yian Kut-Ku
    Kirin • Lao-Shan Lung • Ashen Lao-Shan Lung • Fatalis • Crimson Fatalis
    Stories Generation Aptonoth EX • Great Dracophage Bug • Uroktor EX
    Agnaktor EX • Barroth EX • Epona • Great Poogie • Kumashira • Kurenai Goukami • Tigrex EX • Uragaan EX
    Makili Pietru • Oltura • Versa Pietru
    Frontier Generation Burukku • Egyurasu • Erupe • Halk • Kusubami • Pokara • Uruki
    Abiorugu • Giaorugu • Zenith Giaorugu • Akura Vashimu • Zenith Akura Vashimu • Akura Jebia • Anorupatisu • Zenith Anorupatisu • Aruganosu • Barlagual • Zenith Barlagual • Berukyurosu • Doragyurosu • Zenith Doragyurosu • Blinking Nargacuga • Bogabadorumu • Bombardier Bogabadorumu • Breeding Season Hypnocatrice • Silver Hypnocatrice • Zenith Hypnocatrice • Diorekkusu • Duremudira • Arrogant Duremudira • Dyuragaua • Espinas Rare Species • Meraginasu • Zenith Espinas • Farunokku • Forokururu • Gasurabazura • Zenith Gasurabazura • Gogomoa • Goruganosu • Gureadomosu • Gurenzeburu • Howling Zinogre • Hyujikiki • Zenith Hyujikiki • Kamu Orugaron • Kuarusepusu • Lavasioth Subspecies • Laviente • Violent Laviente • Berserk Laviente • Lolo Gougarf • Mi Ru • Mysterious Mi Ru • Midogaron • Zenith Midogaron • Nono Orugaron • Odibatorasu • Pariapuria • Thirsty Pariapuria • Zenith Plesioth • Poborubarumu • Pokaradon • Ray Gougarf • Starving Deviljho • Four Heavenly King Deviljho • Taikun Zamuza • Zenith Taikun Zamuza • Toridcless • Zenith Toridcless • Unknown • Varusaburosu • Voljang • Zenaserisu • Zenith Blangonga • Zenith Daimyo Hermitaur • Zenith Gravios • Zenith Khezu • Zenith Rathalos • Zenith Tigrex • Zerureusu • Sparkling Zerureusu
    Disufiroa • Eruzerion • Burning Freezing Eruzerion • Garuba Daora • Guanzorumu • Ruler Guanzorumu • Harudomerugu • Zenith Harudomerugu • Inagami • Zenith Inagami • Keoaruboru • Rukodiora • Rebidiora • Zenith Rukodiora • Shantien • Toa Tesukatora • Yama Kurai
    Online Generation Baelidae • Dread Baelidae • Caeserber • Yellow Caeserber • Ghost Caeserber • Chramine • Ice Chramine • Conflagration Rathian • Crystal Basarios • Sandstone Basarios • Disaster Wyvern • Estrellian • Doom Estrellian • Arbiter Estrellian • Flame Blangonga • Flame Tigrex • Gold Congalala • Gold Hypnocatrice • Gonngenn Hermitaur • Guren Shen Gaoren • Lightenna • Poikilos Lightenna • One-Eared Yian Garuga • Onimusha • Shattered Monoblos • Slicemargl • Purple Slicemargl • Swordmaster Shogun Ceanataur • Teppeki Shen Gaoren
    Merphistophelin • Elemental Merphistophelin • Tartaronis • Infernal Tartaronis
    Explore Apypos • Festive Felyne • Festive Melynx • Goruru • Great Goruru • Metaru • Great Metaru • Thanksalot Bnahabra
    Aberrant Deviljho • Black Star Beast Volvidon • Christmas Volvidon • Demonic Seregios • Destruction Wyvern Rathalos • Enma Rajang • Explosive Peak Duramboros • FFBE Zinogre • Fiercewater Nargacuga • Flame Rathalos • Frozen Barioth • Gilded Diablos • Great Apypos • Iceblast Brachydios • Immortal Zinogre • Landconquest Lagiacrus • Pumpkin Uragaan • B.O.W. Uragaan • Purgatory Agnaktor • Scorching Heat Rathian • Seabream Plesioth • Shiningrock Uragaan • Steel Armor Diablos • Sweet Tooth Tigrex • Tenth Angel Gore Magala • Thanksalot Barroth • Thunderbubble Mizutsune • Unit-01 Brachydios • Unit-02 Tigrex • Virulent Gigginox • Watermelon Uragaan • Rotten Uragaan • Whitewater Plesioth • Witch Gobul • Witch Lagombi • Yoga Gigginox
    Eo Garudia • Morudomunto • Nef-Garmat • Thunder Emperor Kirin
    Orage Delma-Ioprey • Naco Agul • Gilkuza
    Myo Galuna
    Minor Monsters Cohoot • Goocoo • Poogie • Qurio
    Other Variations Giant Mosswine • Red Mosswine
    Conga-jang • Elemental Bulldrome • Explosion Gypceros • Fishman Oni • Gaseous Congalala • Greatest Jagras • Hunter Bulldrome • Miyamoa • Producer Congalala • Ratha • Guardian Ratha • Razewing Ratha • Shadow Fatalis • Sizeshifting Plesioth • Yian Kut-Rex
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