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Abiorugu are Brute Wyverns introduced in Monster Hunter Frontier Forward.3.
Physiology
Its skull protrudes from the top of its head, forming bony plates. Its tail is thick, and ends in a knife-shaped protrusion, which is used both offensively and defensively. It uses the plates on its back to regulate its temperature, making Abiorugu able to thrive in a diverse range of climate zones.
Abilities
It attacks with a combination of bites and tail-swings. It can slam its tail to the ground, dealing massive damage, and can also launch spikes from its tail. It utilizes a flaming breath attack as well that inflicts the Defense Down ailment. When enraged, tips of its back plates turn red.
Other Non-Subspecies Forms
HC Abiorugu
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Game Appearances
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In-Game Description
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Music Themes
 MHFO 2012 Anniversary OST Disc 2 - 13 - Abiorugu | MHFO: Abiorugu Music Theme |
 MHFO 2012 Anniversary OST Disc 2 - 14 - Abiorugu (HR100) | MHFO: Abiorugu (HR5) Music Theme |
Notes
- Abiorugu's head can be broken twice. The first time one of its head crests will break, and the second time one of its fangs will be broken and its face will be scarred(similar to Deviljho). Its tail spikes and bladed tail can be broken as well (although the main body of the tail cannot be cut off).
- Abiorugu's back plates will become red, yellow or orange when it enters its enraged state.
- Abiorugu only gives 3 carves.
- Unlike Deviljho, Abiorugu are not cannibalistic and work as a team when hunting.
- Abiorugu can throw tail spikes.
- Abiorugu is capable of combo attacks with no escape time or invincible time for hunters.
- One of these combos has become well known for killing multiple hunters at once in a full circle causing instant quest failure.
- Abiorugu's roar requires HG Earplugs to block.
- Abiorugu's tremors require Tremor Res +1 to block.
- In order to upgrade, some of Abiorugu's HR5 weapons requires paper proofs obtained only from hunting a pair of Abiorugu.
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