Great Girros
| Great Girros ドスギルオス | ||
|---|---|---|
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| Title | Paralyzing Scavenger | |
| Introduced | MHWorld | |
| Classification | Fanged Wyvern | |
| Element | Unknown | |
| Average Dimensions | ||
| Length | 10.5315 m | |
| Height | 2.7304 m | |
| Foot Size | 1.09 m | |
| Habitats | ||
| Links to each locale it appears in | ||
| Relatives | ||
| Girros | ||
| Taxonomy | ||
| Order | Unknown | |
| Suborder | Unknown | |
| Infraorder | Unknown | |
| Superfamily | Unknown | |
| Family | Unknown | |
The Paralyzing Scavenger Great Girros (ドスギルオス, dosugiruosu) is a Fanged Wyvern introduced in Monster Hunter World.
Physiology and Abilities
This monster is covered in black and gray scales which help it blend in with the darkness of the Rotten Vale, supporting its hit-and-run scavenger lifestyle.
Its head is adorned with a cobra-like hood, which is vital for the monster's survival as it used not only to command its pack via sound, but also to attract females and filter the effluvium using gills.
Great Girros is known for its paralyzing abilities, their large frontal fangs are loaded with a powerful neurotoxin similar to that of a Gendrome, despite their slender form, these monsters are quite sturdy and know how to use their bodies to overwhelm enemies.
Description
| Monster Hunter World Iceborne | |
|---|---|
|
Hunters Notes Description Here. Threat Level: ★★★ |
Game Data
MHWI
Materials
Items in Bold are exclusive to Iceborne.
| Item | Rarity | Price |
|---|---|---|
 Great Girros Scale |
Rare 4 | 450z |
| Great Girros material. Mostly obtained by carving. Broadly used for many purposes. | ||
| Great Girros Scale+ |
Rare 6 | 1060z |
| Rare Great Girros material. Mostly obtained by carving. Broadly used for many purposes. | ||
| Great Girros Shard |
Rare 9 | 1310z |
| Very rare Great Girros material. Mostly obtained by carving. Broadly used for many purposes. | ||
 Great Girros Hide |
Rare 4 | 650z |
| Great Girros material. Mostly obtained as a reward. Broadly used for many purposes. | ||
| Great Girros Hide+ |
Rare 6 | 1560z |
| Rare Great Girros material. Mostly obtained as a reward. Supple, used to craft gear. | ||
| Great Girros Thickhide |
Rare 9 | 1910z |
| Very rare Great Girros material. Mostly obtained as a reward. Supple, used to craft gear. | ||
 Great Girros Fang |
Rare 4 | 750z |
| Great Girros material. Obtained by breaking its head. Grants paralytic properties. | ||
| Great Girros Fang+ |
Rare 6 | 2060z |
| Rare Great Girros material. Obtained by breaking its head. Grants paralytic properties. | ||
| Great Girros Hardfang |
Rare 9 | 2130z |
| Very rare Great Girros material. Obtained by breaking its head. Grants paralytic properties. | ||
 Great Girros Hood |
Rare 4 | 950z |
| Great Girros material. Obtained by breaking its head. Unusual and difficult to handle. | ||
| Great Girros Hood+ |
Rare 6 | 2180z |
| Rare Great Girros material. Obtained by breaking its head. Unusual, used in select gear. | ||
| Great Girros Hardhood |
Rare 9 | 2730z |
| Very rare Great Girros material. Obtained by breaking its head. Unusual, used in select gear. | ||
 Great Girros Tail |
Rare 4 | 850z |
| Great Girros material. Obtained by carving its severed tail. Stiff, used to craft gear. | ||
| Great Girros Lash |
Rare 9 | 2510z |
| Very rare Great Girros material. Obtained by carving its severed tail. Stiff, used to craft gear. | ||
| Guiding Lands | ||
| Night Hood |
Rare 9 | 2000z |
| Very rare Great Girros material. The Guiding Lands' energy fortifies the monsters living there. | ||
| Low Rank Carves | |
|---|---|
| Item | Chance |
| Great Girros Scale |
31% |
| Great Girros Hide |
24% |
| Great Girros Fang |
18% |
| Great Girros Hood |
15% |
| Great Girros Tail |
12% |
| Quest Rewards | |
| Great Girros Hide |
26% |
| Great Girros Scale |
21% |
 Paralysis Sac |
18% |
| Great Girros Fang |
16% |
 Monster Bone L x2 |
10% |
| Great Girros Hood |
9% |
| Part Breaks | |
| Head | |
| Great Girros Hood |
75% |
| Great Girros Fang x2 |
25% |
| Forelimbs | |
| Great Girros Hide |
75% |
| Great Girros Scale x2 |
25% |
| Tail | |
| Great Girros Tail |
80% |
| Great Girros Scale |
20% |
| Plunderblade | |
| Great Girros Scale |
42% |
| Great Girros Hide |
32% |
| Great Girros Fang |
26% |
| Shiny Drops | |
| Great Girros Scale |
50% |
| Great Girros Fang |
28% |
 Wyvern Tear |
22% |
| High Rank Carves | |
|---|---|
| Item | Chance |
| Great Girros Scale+ |
31% |
| Great Girros Hide+ |
24% |
| Great Girros Fang+ |
18% |
| Great Girros Hood+ |
15% |
| Great Girros Tail |
12% |
| Quest Rewards | |
| Great Girros Hide+ |
26% |
| Great Girros Scale+ |
21% |
| Omniplegia Sac |
18% |
| Great Girros Fang+ |
16% |
 Monster Bone+ x2 |
10% |
| Great Girros Hood+ |
9% |
| Part Breaks | |
| Head | |
| Great Girros Hood+ |
75% |
| Great Girros Fang+ x2 |
25% |
| Forelimbs | |
| Great Girros Hide+ |
75% |
| Great Girros Scale+ x2 |
25% |
| Tail | |
| Great Girros Tail |
80% |
| Great Girros Scale+ |
20% |
| Plunderblade | |
| Great Girros Scale+ |
42% |
| Great Girros Hide+ |
32% |
| Great Girros Fang+ |
26% |
| Shiny Drops | |
| Great Girros Scale+ |
50% |
| Great Girros Fang+ |
28% |
| Wyvern Tear |
22% |
| Master Rank Carves | |
|---|---|
| Item | Chance |
| Great Girros Shard |
31% |
| Great Girros Thickhide |
24% |
| Great Girros Hardfang |
18% |
| Great Girros Hardhood |
15% |
| Great Girros Lash |
12% |
| Quest Rewards | |
| Great Girros Thickhide |
28% |
| Ultraplegia Sac |
23% |
| Great Girros Shard |
22% |
| Great Girros Hardfang |
16% |
| Great Girros Hardhood |
11% |
| Part Breaks | |
| Head | |
| Great Girros Hardhood |
75% |
| Great Girros Hardfang x2 |
25% |
| Forelimbs | |
| Great Girros Thickhide |
75% |
| Great Girros Shard x2 |
25% |
| Tail | |
| Great Girros Lash |
80% |
| Great Girros Shard |
20% |
| Plunderblade | |
| Great Girros Shard |
42% |
| Great Girros Thickhide |
32% |
| Great Girros Hardfang |
26% |
| Shiny Drops | |
| Great Girros Shard |
50% |
| Great Girros Hardfang |
28% |
| Large Wyvern Tear |
22% |
Equipment
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. |
Monster Hunter World: The Official Complete Works
From Pages 254-257:
Full length: approximately 1053.15 cm
Full height: approximately 273.04 cm
Foot size: approximately 109 cm
Known habitat: Rotten Vale
The agile Great Girros competes with other monsters in the Rotten Vale for carrion, its primary food source, and tends to proactively retreat to avoid conflict. This could be because there is a surplus of food available in the vale, or it could be adept at discerning the threat an opponent poses. When it does find unclaimed live prey, it must coordinate its pack of Girros efficiently to bring it down quickly. The Great Girros takes the lead, trying to paralyze the target while the pack surrounds it to prevent escape. It vibrates its gills to produce a far-travelling, high-pitched sound signalling to the pack, and even other nearby Girros, to attack. Ultimately, the Great Girros concludes the hunt with a finishing bite.
The Great Girros' gills are highly specialized and well developed. Beyond signaling to their pack, they are also used to attract females who choose a mate based on their courtship calls. This leads males to target enemy gills in conflicts, often leaving them covered in fresh wounds. The Great Girros' territory is polluted with clouds of effluvium. Despite normally breathing through its mouth or noise, it can breath with its cilia lined gills to filter out effluvium. Whenever a monster falls into the Rotten Vale or an Elder Dragon with a lot of energy dies, the effluvium concentration in the vale increases, further increasing its reliance on this adaptation.
Developer's Note: The developers already had the design for Girros and leveled it up to make Great Girros, giving it the vibrating gills to allow it to lead the pack. It has a strong immune system that protects it from effluvium. The team recognizes it as the weakest monster in the Rotten Vale, but they like giving weaker monsters (like Pukei-Pukei or Tzitzi-Ya-Ku) status effects to motivate players to hunt them and make their weapons to to help deal with more powerful monsters.
Other Languages
| Other Languages | |
|---|---|
| 日本語 | ドスギルオス (Dosugiruosu) 痺賊竜 ( Romanization ) |
| Español | Monster name in spanish Monster title in spanish Repeat for other languages |
Notes
Trivia/short notes about the monster
Gallery
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20th Anniversary Render
