- Despite their pack being in Monster Hunter Generations and Monster Hunter Rise, Great Jaggi is absent.
- Great Jaggi is often compared to Velocidrome, both are introductory level bird wyverns without elemental attacks, and they are often seen as rivals in games where both appear.
- Great Jaggi's cry can be mimicked by Qurupeco, calling in Great Jaggi to its area.
- Great Jaggi ranked 68th place in the Top Monster competition during Monster Hunter's 20th Anniversary.[1]
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*Despite their pack being in [[Monster Hunter Generations]] and [[Monster Hunter Rise]], Great Jaggi is absent. | *Despite their pack being in [[Monster Hunter Generations]] and [[Monster Hunter Rise]], Great Jaggi is absent. | ||
*Great Jaggi is often compared to [[Velocidrome]], both are introductory level bird wyverns without elemental attacks, and they are often seen as rivals in games where both appear. | *Great Jaggi is often compared to [[Velocidrome]], both are introductory level bird wyverns without elemental attacks, and they are often seen as rivals in games where both appear. | ||
*Great Jaggi's cry can be mimicked by [[Qurupeco]], calling in Great Jaggi to its area. | |||
*Great Jaggi ranked 68th place in the Top Monster competition during Monster Hunter's 20th Anniversary.<ref>https://www.monsterhunter.com/20th/en/vote-monster/result/</ref> | *Great Jaggi ranked 68th place in the Top Monster competition during Monster Hunter's 20th Anniversary.<ref>https://www.monsterhunter.com/20th/en/vote-monster/result/</ref> | ||
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*Great Jaggi appears in the intro of Monster Hunter 3. It hunts with its [[Jaggi]] against an [[Aptonoth]] herd, only for its prey to be stolen by [[Rathalos]], scaring the Great Jaggi and its pack away. | |||
|Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate Notes = | |||
*Great Jaggi appears again in the intro of Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate. It is seen fighting against hunters for a brief moment. | |||
|Miscellaneous Notes = | |Miscellaneous Notes = | ||
*Episodes 0 & 2 of "Haganai <small>Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai Animation</small>" seems to parody [[Monster Hunter Portable 3rd]] on a PSP. In episode 2, a parody version of Great Jaggi is seen fighting the main characters. | |||
**[[Felyne]]s, [[Ioprey]]s, [[Rathian]], [[Ceanataur]]s, [[Gargwa]]s, and other core features are referenced as well. | |||
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| Great Jaggi ドスジャギィ | ||
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| Title | Dog Wyvern | |
| Introduced | MH3 | |
| Classification | Bird Wyvern | |
| Element | Unknown | |
| Average Dimensions | ||
| Length | 9.34 m | |
| Height | 3.50 m | |
| Foot Size | 67.2 cm | |
| Habitats | ||
| Forests Deserts | ||
| Relatives | ||
| None | ||
| Taxonomy | ||
| Order | Unknown | |
| Suborder | Unknown | |
| Infraorder | Unknown | |
| Superfamily | Unknown | |
| Family | Unknown | |
The Dog Wyvern Great Jaggi (ドスジャギィ, dosujagyi) is a Bird Wyvern introduced in Monster Hunter 3.
Physiology and Abilities
Great Jaggi is characterized by its large frills, which they use to regulate heat, intimidation and attracting females, their bodies are covered in striking lavender scales, with a copper stripe running along their entire body, white fur grows along the spine and blunt spikes grow from its tail and thighs.
This monster leads a pack of Jaggi and Jaggia, it lacks elemental abilities but makes up with its physical attacks, they are cunning social predators, the Great Jaggi can often be seen giving orders to its pack by using different growls and howls.
Description
| Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate | |
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The commanding alpha male of Jaggi packs. Most males leave the group upon reaching maturity, returning to compete with others. The dominant male then becomes a Great Jaggi. Apparently, they can issue fairly complex orders via howling. |
| Monster Hunter 3 | |
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The Great Jaggi is the head of a Jaggi pack. At a certain age, males leave the pack to live on their own for a period of time before returning to fight for the right to be a leader. They have a very commanding presence. It is said they can call and give complex orders to their pack with their howls and barks. |
Game Data
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate
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Previous Titles
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Game Appearances
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Main Series
- Monster Hunter 3 (Introduced)
- Monster Hunter Portable 3rd
- Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate
- Monster Hunter 4
- Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate
Stories
Spin-Off
- Monster Hunter Explore
- Monster Hunter Puzzles: Felyne Isles
- Card Games
- Arcade Machines
Crossovers
Locales
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Information from Printed Media
Hunter's Encyclopedia 3
From Page 42:
Full length: approximately 934.3 cm
Full height: approximately 350.6 cm
Foot size: approximately 67.2 cm
An alpha male who leads a pack of Jaggi.
Jaggi usually leave their pack when they reach a certain age, they grow in size and later return to fight for dominance of the pack.
Its large size is the sign of leadership, and its frills are used for regulating heat, intimidation and courtship, it is said that a Great Jaggi with torn frills loses their dignity.
Other Languages
| Other Languages | |
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| 日本語 | ドスジャギィ (dosujagyi) 狗竜 (inuryū) |
| International | Great Jaggi |
| Español | Gran Jaggi Wyvern perro |
Notes
- Felynes, Iopreys, Rathian, Ceanataurs, Gargwas, and other core features are referenced as well.
Sources
Gallery
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