Balahara
| Balahara バーラハーラ | ||
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| Title | Sand Leviathan 沙海竜 | |
| Introduced | MHWilds | |
| Classification | Leviathan | |
| Element | Unknown | |
| Average Dimensions | ||
| Length | Unknown | |
| Height | Unknown | |
| Foot Size | Unknown | |
| Habitats | ||
| Deserts | ||
| Relatives | ||
| None | ||
| Taxonomy | ||
| Order | Unknown | |
| Suborder | Unknown | |
| Infraorder | Unknown | |
| Superfamily | Unknown | |
| Family | Unknown | |
The Sand Leviathan Balahara (バーラハーラ, bārahāra) is a Leviathan introduced in Monster Hunter Wilds.
Physiology and Abilities
These slender leviathans possess a gray and brown hide with large padded shells running along their bodies, their strange triple-jaw mouths are lined with scallop-like eyes and reveal a mysterious and entrancing glow when opened, their bodies are coated in a slick substance, which aids them in burrowing and sand-swimming.
It appears these monsters are inclined to form large swarms, making travel on open sands dangerous, they are seen spitting a strange black glop.
Balahara, like most other sand swimming monsters, can be forced out of the ground with a loud roar or sonic bomb.
Description
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Desert-dwelling leviathans that use their supple, serpentine bodies to create quicksand traps. Weak against sonic bombs when they're submerged. Strength: ✦✦✦ |
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Desert-dwelling leviathans that use their supple, serpentine bodies to create quicksand traps for unwary prey. |
Game Data
Monster Hunter Wilds
Game Appearances
Main Series
- Monster Hunter Wilds (Introduced)
Locales
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 | |
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| 日本語 | バーラハーラ (bārahāra) 沙海竜 |
| International | Balahara |
Notes
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