- Its head, back, and wings (individual) can be broken, and its tail severed.
- Rathalos is the flagship monster for the entire series.
- Rathalos received a modern redesign in Monster Hunter 3 that remains current for all future titles. The same is true for its relatives such as Azure Rathalos and Rathian.
- All species of the Rathalos/Rathian race also gained a new roar in Monster Hunter: World. Only in some spinoffs such as Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin are their old roars reused.
- Rathalos, Lagiacrus, and Estrellian are the only flagships to have area themes play rather than unique themes. However, Rathalos is often associated with his debut location (and its theme), Forest and Hills.
- Monster Hunter Online is exempt from this, where Forest and Hills music always plays for Rathalos, Azure Rathalos, and Silver Rathalos.
- Rathalos ranked 21st place in the Top Monster competition during Monster Hunter's 20th Anniversary, just short of the congratulated top 20.[4]
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===NavigationMonsterSpecies=== | ===NavigationMonsterSpecies=== | ||
This is the navigation bar at the top of a large monster page with related monsters. If the monster whose page you're creating has a subspecies, deviant, etc. simply add the monster's name in the corresponding field of this template. Delete any unused fields. "Related Species" refers to a minion (such as Jagras to Great Jagras), opposite gender categorized as another monster (such as Rathian to Rathalos), or a different growth stage (such as Gravios to Basarios). More loose relations to other monsters will be relatives at the very end of the navigation bar (Radobaan to Uragaan | This is the navigation bar at the top of a large monster page with related monsters. If the monster whose page you're creating has a subspecies, deviant, etc. simply add the monster's name in the corresponding field of this template. Delete any unused fields. "Related Species" refers to a minion (such as Jagras to Great Jagras), opposite gender categorized as another monster (such as Rathian to Rathalos), or a different growth stage (such as Gravios to Basarios). More loose relations to other monsters will be relatives at the very end of the navigation bar (Radobaan to Uragaan). | ||
==MonsterInfobox== | ==MonsterInfobox== | ||
This is the infobox that appears in the top right of the large monster pages. | This is the infobox that appears in the top right of the large monster pages. Its paramaters are described below, and are easily filled by typing after the =. | ||
===Image=== | ===Image=== | ||
The image files for large monsters can be found in this category: [https://mhwiki.xyz/wiki/Category:20th_Anniversay_Monster_Renders|Category: 20th Anniversary Monster Renders] | The image files for large monsters can be found in this category: [https://mhwiki.xyz/wiki/Category:20th_Anniversay_Monster_Renders|Category: 20th Anniversary Monster Renders] | ||
https://mhwiki.xyz/index.php?search=Shorthand&title=Special%3ASearch&fulltext=1 | |||
===Title=== | ===Title=== | ||
Please keep in mind the [[Help:Source Priority]] system. | Please keep in mind the [[Help:Source Priority]] system. Some monsters like [[Velocidrome]] have harder to confirm titles, do keep empty if unsure. | ||
===Introduced=== | ===Introduced=== | ||
Note the monster’s debut game. Use initials from [[Editors: Game Shorthands]]. | |||
===Length, Height, and Foot=== | ===Length, Height, and Foot=== | ||
If stated in any written media, please write down canon size parameters to the . decimal point. (23.54) | |||
===Habitats=== | ===Habitats=== | ||
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===Relatives=== | ===Relatives=== | ||
The same criteria from NavigationMonsterSpecies applies to what should be included here. | The same criteria from NavigationMonsterSpecies applies to what should be included here. Closest relatives are put here, though potentially not as many to prevent the infobox pushing down other info in the page. | ||
===Taxonomy=== | ===Taxonomy=== | ||
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Write about the monster’s specific data such as locales, hitzones, carves, and weapons/armor in this section. | Write about the monster’s specific data such as locales, hitzones, carves, and weapons/armor in this section. | ||
Only data from the monster's '''latest''' title appearance should be at the top (Wilds, Sunbreak, Iceborne, etc), then the rest relegated and linked to their own individual pages in '''Previous Titles''', such as | Only data from the monster's '''latest''' title appearance should be at the top (Wilds, Sunbreak, Iceborne, etc), then the rest relegated and linked to their own individual pages in '''Previous Titles''', such as [[Rathalos/MHWI]] and [[Rathalos/MH1]]. | ||
==Game Appearances== | ==Game Appearances== | ||
List all game appearances, as well as specify the title the monster was introduced in, here. | List all game appearances, as well as specify the title the monster was introduced in, here. | ||
The list should go '''Main Series''' > '''Frontier''' > '''Stories''' > '''Spin-Off''' > '''Crossovers''' > '''Other Media''' > '''Cameos''' | The list should go '''Main Series''' > '''Frontier''' > '''Stories''' > '''Spin-Off''' > '''Crossovers''' > '''Other Media''' > '''Cameos'''. In general, the titles should be listed from oldest to newest. | ||
'''Frontier''' appearances outside its original update appearance, as well as more minor spin-offs, can be lumped together using ** instead of *. | '''Frontier''' appearances outside its original update appearance, as well as more minor spin-offs, can be lumped together using ** instead of *. Major '''spin-offs''' (Online, Now, Explore) can be listed higher up, then the rest of minor spin-offs below. | ||
'''Other Media''' describes books, movies, real-life Capcom attractions, etc. '''Cameos''' are games the monster '''DOESN'T''' appear in, however exist in the game in the form of weapons or armor (Terms of speech like "A pain in the Astalos" does not count). | '''Other Media''' describes books, movies, real-life Capcom attractions, etc. '''Cameos''' are games the monster '''DOESN'T''' appear in, however exist in the game in the form of weapons or armor (Terms of speech like "A pain in the Astalos" does not count). | ||
==Locales== | |||
List all locales the monster appears in, following mostly the rules as Game Appearances: Main Series first, oldest to newest, etc. (hr) will separate Main Series from Spin-Off locales. | |||
'''Online''' locales can be put before '''Stories''' locales, since they're more similar to the rest of the series. | |||
==Information from Printed Media== | ==Information from Printed Media== | ||
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===Title of Printed Media=== | ===Title of Printed Media=== | ||
Place all actual book info here. (Replace "Title of Printed Media" with the actual title, such as "Monster Hunter World: The Official Complete Works". | Place all actual book info here. Japanese translated content should be reviewed with fluent moderators before posting. | ||
(Replace "Title of Printed Media" with the actual title, such as "Monster Hunter World: The Official Complete Works"). | |||
==Other Languages== | |||
List the monster's name then title in languages here. Pronounciations and definition (if any) are placing in parentheses after name and/or title. | |||
Monsters whose names don't change in a specific language can just have their title written only. | |||
(Note International is English) | |||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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'''Miscellaneous''' notes are monster notes that are overall less important, belonging to minor spinoffs, describing crossovers, or even references and parodies in non-Capcom media such as third-party games or anime (as long as it is official media, trademarked, and isn't NSFW). | '''Miscellaneous''' notes are monster notes that are overall less important, belonging to minor spinoffs, describing crossovers, or even references and parodies in non-Capcom media such as third-party games or anime (as long as it is official media, trademarked, and isn't NSFW). | ||
==References== | |||
A references tab for any written reference link with (< ref >) text (< /ref >). Little numbers like <ref>https://www.monsterhunter.com/20th/ja-jp/vote-monster/frontierz/</ref> will pop up and when clicked, will lead you to the designated link section (normally this section, but it leads to the example version below). | |||
==Gallery== | |||
A gallery section where picture files of the monster are recorded. (These are likely to be turned into their own pages instead of a small section) | |||
==Categories== | |||
Category templates can be assigned to the monster here, which will show on the right side of the page (or bottom if on mobile/page length is adjusted). Two brackets should be assigned on each side of the written category, four in total (unlike examples below) | |||
Variation and Special categories should go first, such as [Category:Subspecies] [Category:Hyper Monster]. Then game appearances such as [Category:MH1 Monsters]. | |||
Some categories like "Flying Wyvern" are auto-assigned via the monster infobox, and are at the top of the category list. | |||
==Parameters== | ==Parameters== | ||
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== == | == == | ||
<br><br><br><br> | |||
==Example:== | ==Example:== | ||
{{SpeciesRathalos}} | {{SpeciesRathalos}} | ||
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*[[Rathalos/MHG|G]] | *[[Rathalos/MHG|G]] | ||
*[[Rathalos/MH1|1]] | *[[Rathalos/MH1|1]] | ||
*[[Rathalos/MHNow|Now]] | *[[Rathalos/MHNow|Now]] | ||
*[[Rathalos/MHOnline|Online]] | |||
*[[Rathalos/MHFrontier|Frontier]] | |||
*[[Rathalos/MHST2|Stories 2]] | *[[Rathalos/MHST2|Stories 2]] | ||
*[[Rathalos/MHST|Stories]] | *[[Rathalos/MHST|Stories]] | ||
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===Spin-Off=== | ===Spin-Off=== | ||
*[[Monster Hunter Online]] | |||
*[[Monster Hunter Explore]] | |||
*[[Monster Hunter Now]] | |||
*[[Monster Hunter Puzzles: Felyne Isles]] | |||
*[[MH Diary: Poka Poka Felyne Village]] | |||
**[[MH Diary: Mobile Felyne Village]] | |||
**[[MH Diary: Poka Poka Felyne Village G]] | |||
**[[Felyne Puzzle]] | |||
**[[MH Diary: Poka Poka Felyne Village DX]] | |||
*Monster Hunter Mobile Minigames | *Monster Hunter Mobile Minigames | ||
**[[Monster Hunter i]] | **[[Monster Hunter i]] | ||
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**[[Monster Hunter Spirits]] | **[[Monster Hunter Spirits]] | ||
**[[Monster Hunter Spirits 2]] | **[[Monster Hunter Spirits 2]] | ||
*[[Monster Hunter Dynamic Hunting]] | *[[Monster Hunter Dynamic Hunting]] | ||
*[[Monster Hunter Massive Hunting]] | *[[Monster Hunter Massive Hunting]] | ||
*[[Monster Hunter Big Game Hunting Quest]] | *[[Monster Hunter Big Game Hunting Quest]] | ||
*[[Monster Hunter Mezeporta Reclamation]] | *[[Monster Hunter Mezeporta Reclamation]] | ||
* | *Monster Hunter Pachi Machines | ||
*[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter Freedom Unite]] | *[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter Freedom Unite]] | ||
*[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter Thunderclap in the Moonlight]] | *[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter Thunderclap in the Moonlight]] | ||
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*[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter: World]] | *[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter: World]] | ||
*[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter World: Iceborne]] | *[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter World: Iceborne]] | ||
===Crossovers=== | ===Crossovers=== | ||
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*[[Monster Hunter Stories: Ride On]] | *[[Monster Hunter Stories: Ride On]] | ||
*[[Monster Hunter (2020 Movie)]] | *[[Monster Hunter (2020 Movie)]] | ||
</div> | |||
</div> | |||
==Locales== | |||
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100%;"> | |||
<div class="mw-collapsible-content"> | |||
*[[Forest and Hills]] | |||
**[[Verdant Hills]] | |||
*[[Old Swamp]] | |||
*[[Old Volcano]] | |||
*[[Volcano (2nd)]] | |||
*[[Tower 1]] | |||
*[[Tower 3]] | |||
*[[Deserted Island]] | |||
*[[Volcano (3rd)]] | |||
**[[Lava Caverns]] | |||
*[[Ancestral Steppe]] | |||
*[[Volcanic Hollow]] | |||
*[[Heaven's Mount]] | |||
*[[Tower Summit]] | |||
*[[Everwood]] | |||
*[[Jurassic Frontier]] | |||
*[[Ruined Pinnacle]] | |||
*[[Ancient Forest]] | |||
*[[Elder's Recess]] | |||
*[[Guiding Lands]] | |||
*[[Shrine Ruins]] | |||
*[[Red Stronghold]] | |||
*[[Infernal Springs]] | |||
*[[Citadel]] | |||
*[[Forlorn Arena (MHRS)]] | |||
*[[Windward Plains]] | |||
<hr> | |||
*[[Gorge]] | |||
*[[Highland]] | |||
*[[Interceptor's Base]] | |||
*[[Fortress Ruins]] | |||
*[[Esther Lake]] | |||
*[[Moonlands]] | |||
*[[Ghost Rune Volcanoes]] | |||
*[[Firefly Mountain Stream]] | |||
*[[Pondry Hills]] | |||
*[[Hakolo Island]] | |||
**[[Elder's Lair]] | |||
</div> | </div> | ||
</div> | </div> | ||
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*Rathalos received a modern redesign in [[Monster Hunter 3]] that remains current for all future titles. The same is true for its relatives such as Azure Rathalos and Rathian. | *Rathalos received a modern redesign in [[Monster Hunter 3]] that remains current for all future titles. The same is true for its relatives such as Azure Rathalos and Rathian. | ||
**All species of the Rathalos/Rathian race also gained a new roar in [[Monster Hunter: World]]. Only in some spinoffs such as [[Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin]] are their old roars reused. | **All species of the Rathalos/Rathian race also gained a new roar in [[Monster Hunter: World]]. Only in some spinoffs such as [[Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin]] are their old roars reused. | ||
*Rathalos, [[Lagiacrus]], and [[Estrellian]] are the only flagships to have area themes play rather than unique themes. However, Rathalos is often associated with his debut location (and its theme), [[Forest and Hills]]. | *Rathalos, [[Lagiacrus]], and [[Estrellian]] are the only flagships to have area themes play rather than unique themes. However, Rathalos is often associated with his debut location (and its theme), [[Forest and Hills]]. | ||
**Monster Hunter Online is exempt from this, where Forest and Hills music always plays for Rathalos, Azure Rathalos, and Silver Rathalos. | **Monster Hunter Online is exempt from this, where Forest and Hills music always plays for Rathalos, Azure Rathalos, and Silver Rathalos. | ||
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*While most monsters have minor color changes from elemental mutation, a Dragon-mutated Rathalos has severely darker crimson scales. (Easier seen at level 1) | *While most monsters have minor color changes from elemental mutation, a Dragon-mutated Rathalos has severely darker crimson scales. (Easier seen at level 1) | ||
|Miscellaneous Notes = | |Miscellaneous Notes = | ||
*Rathalos is a boss in [[Monster Hunter Puzzles: Felyne Isles]]. He will set a couple of spaces on fire, and matching next to them will extinguish them. | |||
**Rathalos also appears as the 2nd tutorial level, to introduce bosses. | |||
*Rathalos has appeared in many franchise crossovers: | *Rathalos has appeared in many franchise crossovers: | ||
**As a special boss in [[Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker]], [[Final Fantasy XIV]], [[Arknights]], and [[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]. | **As a special boss in [[Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker]], [[Final Fantasy XIV]], [[Arknights]], and [[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]. | ||
**As a playable entity in [[TEPPEN]], [[Dragalia Lost]], [[Puzzle & Dragons]] and [[Arknights]]. | |||
**As an armor set in [[Super Smash Bros for Wii U]] and [[Sonic Frontiers]]. | **As an armor set in [[Super Smash Bros for Wii U]] and [[Sonic Frontiers]]. | ||
}} | }} | ||
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{{MonsterListBox}} | {{MonsterListBox}} | ||
<pre> | <pre> | ||
{{SpeciesRathalos}} | {{SpeciesRathalos}} | ||
{{MonsterInfobox | {{MonsterInfobox | ||
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*[[Rathalos/MHG|G]] | *[[Rathalos/MHG|G]] | ||
*[[Rathalos/MH1|1]] | *[[Rathalos/MH1|1]] | ||
*[[Rathalos/MHNow|Now]] | *[[Rathalos/MHNow|Now]] | ||
*[[Rathalos/MHOnline|Online]] | |||
*[[Rathalos/MHFrontier|Frontier]] | |||
*[[Rathalos/MHST2|Stories 2]] | *[[Rathalos/MHST2|Stories 2]] | ||
*[[Rathalos/MHST|Stories]] | *[[Rathalos/MHST|Stories]] | ||
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===Spin-Off=== | ===Spin-Off=== | ||
*[[Monster Hunter Online]] | |||
*[[Monster Hunter Explore]] | |||
*[[Monster Hunter Now]] | |||
*[[Monster Hunter Puzzles: Felyne Isles]] | |||
*[[MH Diary: Poka Poka Felyne Village]] | |||
**[[MH Diary: Mobile Felyne Village]] | |||
**[[MH Diary: Poka Poka Felyne Village G]] | |||
**[[Felyne Puzzle]] | |||
**[[MH Diary: Poka Poka Felyne Village DX]] | |||
*Monster Hunter Mobile Minigames | *Monster Hunter Mobile Minigames | ||
**[[Monster Hunter i]] | **[[Monster Hunter i]] | ||
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**[[Monster Hunter Spirits]] | **[[Monster Hunter Spirits]] | ||
**[[Monster Hunter Spirits 2]] | **[[Monster Hunter Spirits 2]] | ||
*[[Monster Hunter Dynamic Hunting]] | *[[Monster Hunter Dynamic Hunting]] | ||
*[[Monster Hunter Massive Hunting]] | *[[Monster Hunter Massive Hunting]] | ||
*[[Monster Hunter Big Game Hunting Quest]] | *[[Monster Hunter Big Game Hunting Quest]] | ||
*[[Monster Hunter Mezeporta Reclamation]] | *[[Monster Hunter Mezeporta Reclamation]] | ||
* | *Monster Hunter Pachi Machines | ||
*[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter Freedom Unite]] | *[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter Freedom Unite]] | ||
*[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter Thunderclap in the Moonlight]] | *[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter Thunderclap in the Moonlight]] | ||
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*[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter: World]] | *[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter: World]] | ||
*[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter World: Iceborne]] | *[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter World: Iceborne]] | ||
===Crossovers=== | ===Crossovers=== | ||
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*[[Monster Hunter Stories: Ride On]] | *[[Monster Hunter Stories: Ride On]] | ||
*[[Monster Hunter (2020 Movie)]] | *[[Monster Hunter (2020 Movie)]] | ||
</div> | |||
</div> | |||
==Locales== | |||
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100%;"> | |||
<div class="mw-collapsible-content"> | |||
*[[Forest and Hills]] | |||
**[[Verdant Hills]] | |||
*[[Old Swamp]] | |||
*[[Old Volcano]] | |||
*[[Volcano (2nd)]] | |||
*[[Tower 1]] | |||
*[[Tower 3]] | |||
*[[Deserted Island]] | |||
*[[Volcano (3rd)]] | |||
**[[Lava Caverns]] | |||
*[[Ancestral Steppe]] | |||
*[[Volcanic Hollow]] | |||
*[[Heaven's Mount]] | |||
*[[Tower Summit]] | |||
*[[Everwood]] | |||
*[[Jurassic Frontier]] | |||
*[[Ruined Pinnacle]] | |||
*[[Ancient Forest]] | |||
*[[Elder's Recess]] | |||
*[[Guiding Lands]] | |||
*[[Shrine Ruins]] | |||
*[[Red Stronghold]] | |||
*[[Infernal Springs]] | |||
*[[Citadel]] | |||
*[[Forlorn Arena (MHRS)]] | |||
*[[Windward Plains]] | |||
<hr> | |||
*[[Gorge]] | |||
*[[Highland]] | |||
*[[Interceptor's Base]] | |||
*[[Fortress Ruins]] | |||
*[[Esther Lake]] | |||
*[[Moonlands]] | |||
*[[Ghost Rune Volcanoes]] | |||
*[[Firefly Mountain Stream]] | |||
*[[Pondry Hills]] | |||
*[[Hakolo Island]] | |||
**[[Elder's Lair]] | |||
</div> | </div> | ||
</div> | </div> | ||
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*Rathalos received a modern redesign in [[Monster Hunter 3]] that remains current for all future titles. The same is true for its relatives such as Azure Rathalos and Rathian. | *Rathalos received a modern redesign in [[Monster Hunter 3]] that remains current for all future titles. The same is true for its relatives such as Azure Rathalos and Rathian. | ||
**All species of the Rathalos/Rathian race also gained a new roar in [[Monster Hunter: World]]. Only in some spinoffs such as [[Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin]] are their old roars reused. | **All species of the Rathalos/Rathian race also gained a new roar in [[Monster Hunter: World]]. Only in some spinoffs such as [[Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin]] are their old roars reused. | ||
*Rathalos, [[Lagiacrus]], and [[Estrellian]] are the only flagships to have area themes play rather than unique themes. However, Rathalos is often associated with his debut location (and its theme), [[Forest and Hills]]. | *Rathalos, [[Lagiacrus]], and [[Estrellian]] are the only flagships to have area themes play rather than unique themes. However, Rathalos is often associated with his debut location (and its theme), [[Forest and Hills]]. | ||
**Monster Hunter Online is exempt from this, where Forest and Hills music always plays for Rathalos, Azure Rathalos, and Silver Rathalos. | **Monster Hunter Online is exempt from this, where Forest and Hills music always plays for Rathalos, Azure Rathalos, and Silver Rathalos. | ||
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*Breaking Rathalos' wings while its flying will Down him for the current turn and next turn. | *Breaking Rathalos' wings while its flying will Down him for the current turn and next turn. | ||
*Like most flying monsters, Rathalos is eligible for Air Showdown duels. | *Like most flying monsters, Rathalos is eligible for Air Showdown duels. | ||
**Also like some flying monsters, Rathalos can be grounded with a Flash Bomb while flying, Downing him for the rest of the turn. (Immune while [[File:5thGen-Wing Icon Red.png|24x24px]] Enraged Flying) | |||
*Rathalos and its eggs are only found after the [[Oltura|final boss]] is defeated, since it preys on Rathalos and made its local population go missing. | *Rathalos and its eggs are only found after the [[Oltura|final boss]] is defeated, since it preys on Rathalos and made its local population go missing. | ||
*While most monsters have minor color changes from elemental mutation, a Dragon-mutated Rathalos has severely darker crimson scales. (Easier seen at level 1) | *While most monsters have minor color changes from elemental mutation, a Dragon-mutated Rathalos has severely darker crimson scales. (Easier seen at level 1) | ||
|Miscellaneous Notes = | |Miscellaneous Notes = | ||
*Rathalos is a boss in [[Monster Hunter Puzzles: Felyne Isles]]. He will set a couple of spaces on fire, and matching next to them will extinguish them. | |||
**Rathalos also appears as the 2nd tutorial level, to introduce bosses. | |||
*Rathalos has appeared in many franchise crossovers: | *Rathalos has appeared in many franchise crossovers: | ||
**As a special boss in [[Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker]], [[Final Fantasy XIV]], [[Arknights]], and [[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]. | **As a special boss in [[Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker]], [[Final Fantasy XIV]], [[Arknights]], and [[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]. | ||
**As a playable entity in [[TEPPEN]], [[Dragalia Lost]], [[Puzzle & Dragons]] and [[Arknights]]. | |||
**As an armor set in [[Super Smash Bros for Wii U]] and [[Sonic Frontiers]]. | **As an armor set in [[Super Smash Bros for Wii U]] and [[Sonic Frontiers]]. | ||
}} | }} | ||
Revision as of 12:55, 12 September 2024
This is a help page describing how to properly edit Large Monster pages on this wiki, such as Great Jagras.
Prerequisites
The general help pages listed here: Help:Contents
Creating a New Page
- Navigate to https://mhwiki.xyz/wiki/RefData:Sandbox_Monster_Page
- Select edit
- Copy the contents of the page, excluding the final line that includes "Do not include in the filled pages"
- Navigate to the large monster page that you wish to create
- Paste the contents from the sandbox page
- Edit according to the guidelines below
It can be helpful to view the markdown of an already existing monster page to use as a reference. (Rathalos, Lunastra, etc)
Editing an Existing Page
The following definitions and conventions have been established for the various fields on the page. Please follow them to keep all pages consistent, or reach out to Wiki staff if you believe they should be changed.
Most fields should be sufficiently described by the default info copied from the sandbox page, but some sections are described in more detail below.
This is the navigation bar at the top of a large monster page with related monsters. If the monster whose page you're creating has a subspecies, deviant, etc. simply add the monster's name in the corresponding field of this template. Delete any unused fields. "Related Species" refers to a minion (such as Jagras to Great Jagras), opposite gender categorized as another monster (such as Rathian to Rathalos), or a different growth stage (such as Gravios to Basarios). More loose relations to other monsters will be relatives at the very end of the navigation bar (Radobaan to Uragaan).
MonsterInfobox
This is the infobox that appears in the top right of the large monster pages. Its paramaters are described below, and are easily filled by typing after the =.
Image
The image files for large monsters can be found in this category: 20th Anniversary Monster Renders https://mhwiki.xyz/index.php?search=Shorthand&title=Special%3ASearch&fulltext=1
Title
Please keep in mind the Help:Source Priority system. Some monsters like Velocidrome have harder to confirm titles, do keep empty if unsure.
Introduced
Note the monster’s debut game. Use initials from Editors: Game Shorthands.
Length, Height, and Foot
If stated in any written media, please write down canon size parameters to the . decimal point. (23.54)
Habitats
General biomes that the monster lives in are listed here rather than specific locales. State the monster lives in Forests, Deserts, etc.
Relatives
The same criteria from NavigationMonsterSpecies applies to what should be included here. Closest relatives are put here, though potentially not as many to prevent the infobox pushing down other info in the page.
Taxonomy
Describing the monster's taxonomy from "Order" to "Family" is listed here.
Please see a filled evolutionary tree such as Evolutionary Tree - Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak: Official Complete Works to see what to fill in for the monster, or whatever official media has it if not in a evolutionary tree page.
Description
Infobox to be used for all monster pages. Use the monster’s corresponding game icon and write its description, ★ threat level, and additional hunting notes for that game.
Game Data
Write about the monster’s specific data such as locales, hitzones, carves, and weapons/armor in this section.
Only data from the monster's latest title appearance should be at the top (Wilds, Sunbreak, Iceborne, etc), then the rest relegated and linked to their own individual pages in Previous Titles, such as Rathalos/MHWI and Rathalos/MH1.
Game Appearances
List all game appearances, as well as specify the title the monster was introduced in, here.
The list should go Main Series > Frontier > Stories > Spin-Off > Crossovers > Other Media > Cameos. In general, the titles should be listed from oldest to newest.
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Information from Printed Media
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Parameters
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| Rathalos リオレウス | ||
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| Title | Fire Wyvern | |
| Introduced | MH1 | |
| Classification | Flying Wyvern | |
| Element | Unknown | |
| Average Dimensions | ||
| Length | Unknown | |
| Height | Unknown | |
| Foot Size | Unknown | |
| Habitats | ||
| Forests Volcanoes | ||
| Relatives | ||
| Rathian Azure Rathalos Silver Rathalos Zerureusu | ||
| Taxonomy | ||
| Order | Saurischia | |
| Suborder | Wyvern Feet | |
| Infraorder | Armor Shell Wyvern | |
| Superfamily | Flying Wyvern | |
| Family | Rath | |
The Fire Wyvern Rathalos (リオレウス, rioreusu) is a Flying Wyvern introduced in the original Monster Hunter.
Physiology and Abilities
Rathalos are large flying wyverns characterized by their red shells adorned with black markings. Their large wings possess a strong membrane with fiery dark marks coming from the wing arm. The tail-tip is noticeably wider than the rest of the tail, and is used as a club.
The talons of a Rathalos can secrete a powerful toxin capable of disorienting large animals, while their developed flame sac allows them to spit large fireballs.
Rathalos are the male part of a sexually dimorphic species, and are often seen alongside their female counterpart, Rathian.
Rathalos is affected by Regional Variation, where individuals within the same species look slightly different based on where they live. The Rathalos seen near Minegarde and Dundorma (=those seen in the games from Monster Hunter to Monster Hunter Freedom Unite) are quite thin, with long necks and wider maws. The Rathalos found near Moga, Val Habar, the New World and Kamura (those seen in the games from Monster Hunter 3 onwards) are much bulkier by comparison, and have stronger legs.[2][3]
Description
| Monster Hunter Now | |
|---|---|
|
Characteristics: A fearsome flying wyvern who has earned the moniker "King of the Skies." Together with its female counterpart, it forms its territory around their nest, keeping close watch from above. With its powerful wings, it swiftly descends to intercept any trespassers, assailing them with its mighty, poisonous claws. In addition, it is well known for its ability to breathe fire. Useful Information: As implied by its title of "King of the Skies," this monster is capable of taking flight, whereupon it will attack from above with its flame breath. Habitat: Forest |
| Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak | |
|---|---|
|
Terrible wyverns called "Kings of the Skies." Along with Rathian, they stake wide territories centered around their nest. Rathalos descend on invaders from the sky, attacking with poison claws and a breath of fire. Threat Level: ★★★★★★ The King of the Skies lives up to its name by staying airborne for most of its attacks. A well-aimed Flash Bomb can help to bring a Rathalos down to earth, however. |
| Monster Hunter | |
|---|---|
|
Male wyvern that keeps a nest and patrols its territory from the air in search of prey. Its claws are filled with poison that weakens its prey. |
Game Data
Monster Hunter Wilds
Previous Titles
Gen 5+ titles will have expansion game data fused together with base game data (NO Rathalos/MHWorld, Rathalos/MHRise (Rathalos/MHWilds is exception until expansion)).
Game Appearances
- Rathalos has appeared in every Monster Hunter title (save for some minor spinoffs) and almost all crossovers involving the series.
Main Series
- Monster Hunter (Introduced)
- Monster Hunter G
- Monster Hunter Freedom
- Monster Hunter 2
- Monster Hunter Freedom 2
- Monster Hunter Freedom Unite
- Monster Hunter 3
- Monster Hunter Portable 3rd
- Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate
- Monster Hunter 4
- Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate
- Monster Hunter Generations
- Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate
- Monster Hunter: World
- Monster Hunter World: Iceborne
- Monster Hunter Rise
- Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak
- Monster Hunter Wilds
Frontier
- Monster Hunter Frontier
- Monster Hunter Frontier Season 2.0
- Monster Hunter Frontier Season 3.0
- Monster Hunter Frontier Season 4.0
- Monster Hunter Frontier Season 5.0
- Monster Hunter Frontier Season 6.0
- Monster Hunter Frontier Season 7.0
- Monster Hunter Frontier Season 8.0
- Monster Hunter Frontier Season 9.0
- Monster Hunter Frontier Season 10
- Monster Hunter Frontier Forward.1
- Monster Hunter Frontier Forward.2
- Monster Hunter Frontier Forward.3
- Monster Hunter Frontier Forward.4
- Monster Hunter Frontier Forward.5
- Monster Hunter Frontier G
- Monster Hunter Frontier G2
- Monster Hunter Frontier G3
- Monster Hunter Frontier G Genuine
- Monster Hunter Frontier G5
- Monster Hunter Frontier G6
- Monster Hunter Frontier G7
- Monster Hunter Frontier G8
- Monster Hunter Frontier G9
- Monster Hunter Frontier G10
- Monster Hunter Frontier Z
- Monster Hunter Frontier Z Zenith
Stories
- Monster Hunter Stories
- Monstie Drop Monster Hunter Stories
- Monster Hunter Riders
- Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin
Spin-Off
- Monster Hunter Online
- Monster Hunter Explore
- Monster Hunter Now
- Monster Hunter Puzzles: Felyne Isles
- MH Diary: Poka Poka Felyne Village
- Monster Hunter Mobile Minigames
- Monster Hunter Card Games
- Monster Hunter Dynamic Hunting
- Monster Hunter Massive Hunting
- Monster Hunter Big Game Hunting Quest
- Monster Hunter Mezeporta Reclamation
- Monster Hunter Pachi Machines
- Pachislot: Monster Hunter Freedom Unite
- Pachislot: Monster Hunter Thunderclap in the Moonlight
- Pachinko: Monster Hunter 4
- Pachislot: Monster Hunter: World
- Pachislot: Monster Hunter World: Iceborne
Crossovers
- TEPPEN
- Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker
- Puzzle & Dragons
- Puzzle & Dragons X
- Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3
- Super Smash Bros for Wii U/3DS (via armor)
- Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood
- Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
- Gyakuten Othellonia
- Dragalia Lost
- Dragon Quest of the Stars
- Arknights
- Street Fighter 6
- RAID: Shadow Legends (via armor & crossover trailer)
- Final Fantasy VII: Ever Crisis
Other Media
Locales
- Forest and Hills
- Old Swamp
- Old Volcano
- Volcano (2nd)
- Tower 1
- Tower 3
- Deserted Island
- Volcano (3rd)
- Ancestral Steppe
- Volcanic Hollow
- Heaven's Mount
- Tower Summit
- Everwood
- Jurassic Frontier
- Ruined Pinnacle
- Ancient Forest
- Elder's Recess
- Guiding Lands
- Shrine Ruins
- Red Stronghold
- Infernal Springs
- Citadel
- Forlorn Arena (MHRS)
- Windward Plains
Information from Printed Media
| Notice For printed media that was never officially localized into English, fan translations have been used and they may include errors. If you can read Japanese and would like to improve this wiki please message yuzucchinyan on Discord. |
Title of Printed Media
From Pages X-Y: Summary of the information about this monster from this media.
Other Languages
| Other Languages | |
|---|---|
| 日本語 | リオレウス (rioreusu) 火竜 (hiryū) |
| 한국어 | 리오레우스 (liole-useu) 화룡 (hwalyong) |
| International | Rathalos |
| Español | Wyvern de Fuego |
Notes
- Also like some flying monsters, Rathalos can be grounded with a Flash Bomb while flying, Downing him for the rest of the turn. (Immune while
Enraged Flying)
- Rathalos also appears as the 2nd tutorial level, to introduce bosses.
- As a special boss in Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, Final Fantasy XIV, Arknights, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
- As a playable entity in TEPPEN, Dragalia Lost, Puzzle & Dragons and Arknights.
- As an armor set in Super Smash Bros for Wii U and Sonic Frontiers.
Sources
- ↑ https://www.monsterhunter.com/20th/ja-jp/vote-monster/frontierz/
- ↑ Monster Hunter World: The Official Complete Works, pg. 280
- ↑ Hunter's Encyclopedia 3, pg. 48
- ↑ https://www.monsterhunter.com/20th/en/vote-monster/result/
Gallery
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MHRise Render
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MHF2 Render
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|English Name=Rathalos
|Image=20th-Rathalos Render.png
|Title=Fire Wyvern
|Japanese Name=リオレウス
|Introduced=MH1
|Class=Flying Wyvern
|Habitats=[[Forests]]<hr>[[Volcanoes]]
|Relatives=[[Rathian]]<hr>[[Azure Rathalos]]<hr>[[Silver Rathalos]]<hr>[[Zerureusu]]
|Order=Saurischia
|Suborder=Wyvern Feet
|Infraorder=Armor Shell Wyvern
|Superfamily=Flying Wyvern
|Family=Rath
|}}
The Fire Wyvern '''Rathalos''' (リオレウス, ''rioreusu'') is a [[Flying Wyvern]] introduced in the original [[Monster Hunter]].
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==Physiology and Abilities==
Rathalos are large flying wyverns characterized by their red shells adorned with black markings. Their large wings possess a strong membrane with fiery dark marks coming from the wing arm. The tail-tip is noticeably wider than the rest of the tail, and is used as a club.
The talons of a Rathalos can secrete a powerful toxin capable of disorienting large animals, while their developed flame sac allows them to spit large fireballs.
Rathalos are the male part of a [[Sexual Dimorphism|sexually dimorphic]] species, and are often seen alongside their female counterpart, [[Rathian]].
Rathalos is affected by [[Regional Variation]], where individuals within the same species look slightly different based on where they live. The Rathalos seen near [[Minegarde]] and [[Dundorma]] (=those seen in the games from [[Monster Hunter]] to [[Monster Hunter Freedom Unite]]) are quite thin, with long necks and wider maws. The Rathalos found near [[Moga]], [[Val Habar]], the [[New World]] and [[Kamura]] (those seen in the games from [[Monster Hunter 3]] onwards) are much bulkier by comparison, and have stronger legs.<ref>Monster Hunter World: The Official Complete Works, pg. 280</ref><ref>Hunter's Encyclopedia 3, pg. 48</ref>
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==Description==
{{MonsterDescription
|Description='''Characteristics:''' A fearsome flying wyvern who has earned the moniker "King of the Skies."<br/>Together with its female counterpart, it forms its territory around their nest, keeping close watch from above.<br/>With its powerful wings, it swiftly descends to intercept any trespassers, assailing them with its mighty, poisonous claws.<br/>In addition, it is well known for its ability to breathe fire.
'''Useful Information:''' As implied by its title of "King of the Skies," this monster is capable of taking flight, whereupon it will attack from above with its flame breath.<br/>By targeting its wings, or severing its tail, you may be able to force it to descend to the ground.
'''Habitat''': Forest
|Icon=MHNow-Rathalos Icon.png
|Game=[[Monster Hunter Now]]}}
{{MonsterDescription
|Description=Terrible wyverns called "Kings of the Skies." Along with Rathian, they stake wide territories centered around their nest. Rathalos descend on invaders from the sky, attacking with poison claws and a breath of fire.<br/>'''Threat Level: ★★★★★★'''<br/>The King of the Skies lives up to its name by staying airborne for most of its attacks. A well-aimed '''Flash Bomb can help to bring a Rathalos down to earth, however.'''
|Icon=MHRS-Rathalos Icon.png
|Game=[[Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak]]}}
{{MonsterDescription
|Description=Male wyvern that keeps a nest and patrols its territory from the air in search of prey. Its claws are filled with poison that weakens its prey.
|Icon=1stGen-Rathalos Icon.png
|Game=[[Monster Hunter]]}}
==Game Data==
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===Previous Titles===
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Gen 5+ titles will have expansion game data fused together with base game data (NO Rathalos/MHWorld, Rathalos/MHRise (Rathalos/MHWilds is exception until expansion)).
*[[Rathalos/MHRS|Rise Sunbreak]]
*[[Rathalos/MHWI|World Iceborne]]
*[[Rathalos/MHGU|Generations Ultimate]]
*[[Rathalos/MHGen|Generations]]
*[[Rathalos/MH4U|4 Ultimate]]
*[[Rathalos/MH4|4]]
*[[Rathalos/MH3U|3 Ultimate]]
*[[Rathalos/MHP3|Portable 3rd]]
*[[Rathalos/MH3|3]]
*[[Rathalos/MHFU|Freedom Unite]]
*[[Rathalos/MHF2|Freedom 2]]
*[[Rathalos/MH2|2]]
*[[Rathalos/MHF1|Freedom]]
*[[Rathalos/MHG|G]]
*[[Rathalos/MH1|1]]
*[[Rathalos/MHNow|Now]]
*[[Rathalos/MHOnline|Online]]
*[[Rathalos/MHFrontier|Frontier]]
*[[Rathalos/MHST2|Stories 2]]
*[[Rathalos/MHST|Stories]]
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==Game Appearances==
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*Rathalos has appeared in every Monster Hunter title (save for some minor spinoffs) and almost all crossovers involving the series.
===Main Series===
*[[Monster Hunter]] ''(Introduced)''
*[[Monster Hunter G]]
*[[Monster Hunter Freedom]]
*[[Monster Hunter 2]]
*[[Monster Hunter Freedom 2]]
*[[Monster Hunter Freedom Unite]]
*[[Monster Hunter 3]]
*[[Monster Hunter Portable 3rd]]
*[[Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate]]
*[[Monster Hunter 4]]
*[[Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate]]
*[[Monster Hunter Generations]]
*[[Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate]]
*[[Monster Hunter: World]]
*[[Monster Hunter World: Iceborne]]
*[[Monster Hunter Rise]]
*[[Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak]]
*[[Monster Hunter Wilds]]
===Frontier===
*[[Monster Hunter Frontier]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier Season 2.0]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier Season 3.0]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier Season 4.0]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier Season 5.0]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier Season 6.0]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier Season 7.0]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier Season 8.0]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier Season 9.0]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier Season 10]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier Forward.1]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier Forward.2]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier Forward.3]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier Forward.4]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier Forward.5]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier G]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier G2]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier G3]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier G Genuine]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier G5]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier G6]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier G7]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier G8]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier G9]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier G10]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier Z]]
**[[Monster Hunter Frontier Z Zenith]]
===Stories===
*[[Monster Hunter Stories]]
*[[Monstie Drop Monster Hunter Stories]]
*[[Monster Hunter Riders]]
*[[Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin]]
===Spin-Off===
*[[Monster Hunter Online]]
*[[Monster Hunter Explore]]
*[[Monster Hunter Now]]
*[[Monster Hunter Puzzles: Felyne Isles]]
*[[MH Diary: Poka Poka Felyne Village]]
**[[MH Diary: Mobile Felyne Village]]
**[[MH Diary: Poka Poka Felyne Village G]]
**[[Felyne Puzzle]]
**[[MH Diary: Poka Poka Felyne Village DX]]
*Monster Hunter Mobile Minigames
**[[Monster Hunter i]]
**[[Monster Hunter: Phantom Island Voyage]]
**[[Airu no Hirameki Dasshutsu Game]]
*Monster Hunter Card Games
**[[Monster Hunter Trading Card Game]]
**[[Monster Hunter Hunting Card]]
**[[Monster Hunter Stories Ride On Card Game]]
**[[Monster Hunter Roar of Cards]]
**[[Minna to MonHan Card Master]]
**[[Monster Hunter Spirits]]
**[[Monster Hunter Spirits 2]]
*[[Monster Hunter Dynamic Hunting]]
*[[Monster Hunter Massive Hunting]]
*[[Monster Hunter Big Game Hunting Quest]]
*[[Monster Hunter Mezeporta Reclamation]]
*Monster Hunter Pachi Machines
*[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter Freedom Unite]]
*[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter Thunderclap in the Moonlight]]
*[[Pachinko: Monster Hunter 4]]
*[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter: World]]
*[[Pachislot: Monster Hunter World: Iceborne]]
===Crossovers===
*[[TEPPEN]]
*Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker
*Puzzle & Dragons
*Puzzle & Dragons X
*Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3
*Super Smash Bros for Wii U/3DS (via armor)
*Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood
*Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
*Gyakuten Othellonia
*Dragalia Lost
*Dragon Quest of the Stars
*Arknights
*Street Fighter 6
*RAID: Shadow Legends (via armor & crossover trailer)
*Final Fantasy VII: Ever Crisis
===Other Media===
*[[Monster Hunter Orage]]
*[[Monster Hunter Flash Hunter]]
*[[USJ: Monster Hunter Real]]
*[[Monster Hunter Stories: Ride On]]
*[[Monster Hunter (2020 Movie)]]
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==Locales==
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*[[Forest and Hills]]
**[[Verdant Hills]]
*[[Old Swamp]]
*[[Old Volcano]]
*[[Volcano (2nd)]]
*[[Tower 1]]
*[[Tower 3]]
*[[Deserted Island]]
*[[Volcano (3rd)]]
**[[Lava Caverns]]
*[[Ancestral Steppe]]
*[[Volcanic Hollow]]
*[[Heaven's Mount]]
*[[Tower Summit]]
*[[Everwood]]
*[[Jurassic Frontier]]
*[[Ruined Pinnacle]]
*[[Ancient Forest]]
*[[Elder's Recess]]
*[[Guiding Lands]]
*[[Shrine Ruins]]
*[[Red Stronghold]]
*[[Infernal Springs]]
*[[Citadel]]
*[[Forlorn Arena (MHRS)]]
*[[Windward Plains]]
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*[[Gorge]]
*[[Highland]]
*[[Interceptor's Base]]
*[[Fortress Ruins]]
*[[Esther Lake]]
*[[Moonlands]]
*[[Ghost Rune Volcanoes]]
*[[Firefly Mountain Stream]]
*[[Pondry Hills]]
*[[Hakolo Island]]
**[[Elder's Lair]]
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</div>
==Information from Printed Media==
{{Notice|For printed media that was never officially localized into English, fan translations have been used and they may include errors. If you can read Japanese and would like to improve this wiki please message yuzucchinyan on Discord.}}
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
===Title of Printed Media===
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
From Pages X-Y: Summary of the information about this monster from this media.
</div></div>
==Other Languages==
{{OtherLanguages
|Class=center
|Japanese=リオレウス (rioreusu) <br/> 火竜 (hiryū)
|Korean=리오레우스 (liole-useu) <br/> 화룡 (hwalyong)
|International=Rathalos
|Spanish=Wyvern de Fuego
}}
==Notes==
{{Monster Notes
|General Notes =
*Its head, back, and wings (individual) can be broken, and its tail severed.
*Rathalos is the flagship monster for the entire series.
**Rathalos has appeared in every single game in the series (save for some minor spinoffs), alongside [[Rathian]], [[Kelbi]] and the [[Felyne|Felynes]].
*Rathalos received a modern redesign in [[Monster Hunter 3]] that remains current for all future titles. The same is true for its relatives such as Azure Rathalos and Rathian.
**All species of the Rathalos/Rathian race also gained a new roar in [[Monster Hunter: World]]. Only in some spinoffs such as [[Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin]] are their old roars reused.
*Rathalos, [[Lagiacrus]], and [[Estrellian]] are the only flagships to have area themes play rather than unique themes. However, Rathalos is often associated with his debut location (and its theme), [[Forest and Hills]].
**Monster Hunter Online is exempt from this, where Forest and Hills music always plays for Rathalos, Azure Rathalos, and Silver Rathalos.
*Rathalos ranked 21st place in the Top Monster competition during Monster Hunter's 20th Anniversary, just short of the congratulated top 20.<ref>https://www.monsterhunter.com/20th/en/vote-monster/result/</ref>
|Monster Hunter Rise Notes =
*Rathalos can appear in the [[Rampage]], where it is considered a [[Targetter]].
*Rathalos gains an attack where he breathes a wall of flames while flying forward.
*To strike airborne targets, Rathalos can shoot fireballs upwards. He will also fly and ascend to his target's height to attack more.
*Rathalos first appeared in the second Rise trailer, "The Game Awards 2020 Trailer." He appears in a Rampage cutscene that was never released to the actual game.
|Monster Hunter Stories 2 Notes =
*Breaking Rathalos' wings while its flying will Down him for the current turn and next turn.
*Like most flying monsters, Rathalos is eligible for Air Showdown duels.
**Also like some flying monsters, Rathalos can be grounded with a Flash Bomb while flying, Downing him for the rest of the turn. (Immune while [[File:5thGen-Wing Icon Red.png|24x24px]] Enraged Flying)
*Rathalos and its eggs are only found after the [[Oltura|final boss]] is defeated, since it preys on Rathalos and made its local population go missing.
*While most monsters have minor color changes from elemental mutation, a Dragon-mutated Rathalos has severely darker crimson scales. (Easier seen at level 1)
|Miscellaneous Notes =
*Rathalos is a boss in [[Monster Hunter Puzzles: Felyne Isles]]. He will set a couple of spaces on fire, and matching next to them will extinguish them.
**Rathalos also appears as the 2nd tutorial level, to introduce bosses.
*Rathalos has appeared in many franchise crossovers:
**As a special boss in [[Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker]], [[Final Fantasy XIV]], [[Arknights]], and [[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]].
**As a playable entity in [[TEPPEN]], [[Dragalia Lost]], [[Puzzle & Dragons]] and [[Arknights]].
**As an armor set in [[Super Smash Bros for Wii U]] and [[Sonic Frontiers]].
}}
==Sources==
<references />
==Gallery==
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20th-Rathalos Render.png|MHRise Render
2ndGen-Rathalos Render.png|MHF2 Render
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