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Deviljho is a large bipedal brute wyvern with a body similar to dinosaurs but with its own unique physiology. It has deep green scales, tiny forearms but powerful legs, and an unusually large and meaty tail. Two famous traits are the many fangs that also grow on its face and chin alongside its mouth, and its ravenous metabolism which requires constant sustenance to survive.
Deviljho is a large bipedal brute wyvern with a body similar to dinosaurs but with its own unique physiology. It has deep green scales, tiny forearms but powerful legs, and an unusually large and meaty tail. Two famous traits are the many fangs that also grow on its face and chin alongside its mouth, and its ravenous metabolism which requires constant sustenance to survive.


When enraged, folds of skin near its back will swell up and glow red with its Dragon energy.
When enraged, folds of skin near its back will open, swell up, and glow red with its {{Element|Dragon}} Dragon energy.


Deviljho’s apex strength ranks it equal to [[Elder Dragon|Elder Dragons]], able to compete with their environment endangering power.
Deviljho’s apex strength ranks it equal to [[Elder Dragon|Elder Dragons]], able to compete with their environment endangering power.


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*[[Glacial Valley]]
*[[Pondry Hills]]
**[[Whistill Forest]]
*[[Mt. Celion]]
**[[Ruins of Zalam]]
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**[[Alcala]] (Combat invasion)
**[[Loloska]] (Combat invasion)
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|General Notes =
|General Notes =
*Its head and legs can be broken, and its tail can be severed.
*Its head and legs can be broken, and its tail can be severed.
*Deviljho is known as an invader, able to live in many environments
*Deviljho's roar is '''Strong'''. Level 5 Earplugs nullifies it.
*Deviljho is an [[Invader]], able to roam all locales and environments.
*Deviljho ranked 40th place in the Top Monster competition during Monster Hunter's 20th Anniversary, very close to [[Savage Deviljho]] in 42nd place.<ref>https://www.monsterhunter.com/20th/en/vote-monster/result/</ref>
|Monster Hunter World: Iceborne Notes =
*Deviljho does not appear in Master Rank, being replaced by [[Savage Deviljho]].
**However, Deviljho appears in [[Yian Garuga]]'s intro, then leaves and despawns from the [[Guiding Lands]].
|Monster Hunter Stories 2 Notes =
*Deviljho is a <span style="color:#cc0000;">'''Power'''</span> type monster.
**Opposing Deviljho turn to <span style="color:#336699;">'''Speed'''</span> attacks when enraged.
*Like Bazelgeuse, it will randomly invade on battles with a WARNING interruption (after Hakolo Island turns awry).
*Defeating it with a Dragon element attack while it is poisoned will greatly boost its retreat rate.
|Miscellaneous Notes =
*A common misconception is that it can eat its own tail, which was debunked and exposed as an hoax via emulator editing.
*A common misconception is that it can eat its own tail, which was debunked and exposed as an hoax via emulator editing.
**This was further perpetuated by the official "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhh7x6lqinU Monster Hunter - Meet the Deviljho]" video, falsely exaggerating that it could eat its own tail.
**This was further perpetuated by the official "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhh7x6lqinU Monster Hunter - Meet the Deviljho]" video, falsely exaggerating that it could eat its own tail.
*Deviljho ranked 40th place in the Top Monster competition during Monster Hunter's 20th Anniversary.
*In [[Monster Hunter: Legends of the Guild]], [[Aiden]]'s party fights a [[Congalala]] until Deviljho intrudes. Congalala knocks down Deviljho and briefly holds its own against the apex predator, but is still killed by Deviljho.
**Interestingly, [[Savage Deviljho]] ranked 42nd place very closely.
|Monster Hunter World: Iceborne Notes =
*Deviljho does not appear in Master Rank, being replaced by [[Savage Deviljho]].
**However, it temporarily appears in the [[Guiding Lands]] for a cutscene battle with [[Yian Garuga]], then leaves the locale and despawns.
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Deviljho

Savage Deviljho

Four Heavenly King Deviljho

Starving Deviljho

Abiorugu

Giaorugu

Deviljho
イビルジョー
Title Violent Wyvern
Introduced MH3
Classification Brute Wyvern
Element Unknown
Average Dimensions
Length Unknown
Height Unknown
Foot Size Unknown
Habitats
Forests
Snowfields
Volcanoes
Relatives
Savage Deviljho
Taxonomy
Order Unknown
Suborder Unknown
Infraorder Unknown
Superfamily Unknown
Family Unknown


The Violent Wyvern Deviljho (イビルジョー, ibirujō) is a Brute Wyvern introduced in Monster Hunter 3.

Physiology and Abilities

Deviljho is a large bipedal brute wyvern with a body similar to dinosaurs but with its own unique physiology. It has deep green scales, tiny forearms but powerful legs, and an unusually large and meaty tail. Two famous traits are the many fangs that also grow on its face and chin alongside its mouth, and its ravenous metabolism which requires constant sustenance to survive.

When enraged, folds of skin near its back will open, swell up, and glow red with its Dragon energy.

Deviljho’s apex strength ranks it equal to Elder Dragons, able to compete with their environment endangering power.



Description

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Characteristics: A monster whose rapid metabolism makes it so that it is incessantly scouring for its next meal.
Infamous for its viciousness, it will attempt to sink its teeth into anything that moves.

Useful Information: In order to halt this monster's movements you must keep up the offensive, so weapons which offer continous[sic] damage output are recommended.
When it gets fired up, its skin turns red, and its attack patterns and weaknesses change. In this state, it will exhale breath emissions over wide arcs in front of it and in tandem with its bites.
If you continue to attack it during this riled-up state, you may be able to topple it, causing it to eventually calm down.
The flesh on its head is usually soft, but almost its entire body hardens as it becomes enraged, leaving only its chest vulnerable.

Habitats: Forest, Desert, Swamp

Game Data

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Previous Titles

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Game Appearances

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Stories

Spin-Off

Crossovers

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  • Dragon Quest of the Stars

Locales

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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 イビルジョー (ibirujō)
International Deviljho

Notes

General Notes
  • Its head and legs can be broken, and its tail can be severed.
  • Deviljho's roar is Strong. Level 5 Earplugs nullifies it.
  • Deviljho is an Invader, able to roam all locales and environments.
  • Deviljho ranked 40th place in the Top Monster competition during Monster Hunter's 20th Anniversary, very close to Savage Deviljho in 42nd place.[1]
Monster Hunter World: Iceborne
  • Deviljho does not appear in Master Rank, being replaced by Savage Deviljho.
    • Monster Hunter Stories 2
  • Deviljho is a Power type monster.
    • Opposing Deviljho turn to Speed attacks when enraged.
  • Like Bazelgeuse, it will randomly invade on battles with a WARNING interruption (after Hakolo Island turns awry).
  • Defeating it with a Dragon element attack while it is poisoned will greatly boost its retreat rate.
    • Miscellaneous
  • A common misconception is that it can eat its own tail, which was debunked and exposed as an hoax via emulator editing.
  • In Monster Hunter: Legends of the Guild, Aiden's party fights a Congalala until Deviljho intrudes. Congalala knocks down Deviljho and briefly holds its own against the apex predator, but is still killed by Deviljho.

    • Sources

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

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