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==Physiology== |
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+ | Bazelgeuse is a large [[Flying Wyvern]] covered in thick, heavy scales with a bronze sheen. It has a bulky upper body and a large wingspan. Its underside is lined with protruding scales which are easily shed. The monster occasionally enters a "superheated" state, causing the gaps between its scales to glow red hot. |
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+ | Bazelgeuse is a nomadic predator, and can be found in all known areas across the New World. It often asserts itself as the apex monster in whatever environment it arrives in. Recently it's nomadic like behavior has been challenged by the powerful and deadly [[Deviljho]] which it will readily meet in combat. |
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*Bazelgeuse can appear in all currently known locale of the New World. |
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*Bazelgeuse will actively seek out other monsters, usually flying in immediately after a hunter has engaged a large monster. It often starts fights with its bombing run attack, instead of roaring or even landing. |
*Bazelgeuse will actively seek out other monsters, usually flying in immediately after a hunter has engaged a large monster. It often starts fights with its bombing run attack, instead of roaring or even landing. |
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+ | *Bazelgeuse have turf wars with [[Deviljho]]. This can often end in a tie, though regardless of the winner it is incredibly dangerous to be in the middle of one. |
*Despite being introduced in this game, the scholar studying captured monsters remarks that Bazelgeuse is also rarely seen in the Old World as well. |
*Despite being introduced in this game, the scholar studying captured monsters remarks that Bazelgeuse is also rarely seen in the Old World as well. |
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Revision as of 01:52, 5 April 2018
Bazelgeuse is a Flying Wyvern first introduced in Monster Hunter: World.
Physiology
Bazelgeuse is a large Flying Wyvern covered in thick, heavy scales with a bronze sheen. It has a bulky upper body and a large wingspan. Its underside is lined with protruding scales which are easily shed. The monster occasionally enters a "superheated" state, causing the gaps between its scales to glow red hot.
Abilities
Bazelgeuse uses its scales offensively during combat. It is capable of dislodging them at will from its body and quickly replacing them. Once dislodged, the scales violently explode, causing concussive damage to all foes nearby. However Bazelgeuse can also send out scales that drop on the field which will act similar to small mines, and will explode when attacked or when their owner slams its huge body against them. Bazelgeuse is capable of releasing a short-range blast of fire from its mouth, and will produce ear-piercing roars and bellows to disrupt its opponent. Its sturdy, muscular stature allows it to tackle and batter other monsters into submission.
Behavior
Like most apex-level monsters, Bazelgeuse rules its territory with an iron fist. It will become hostile to any hunter or monster that crosses its path in order to assert its dominance. Endlessly aggressive, it will even actively seek out targets to battle with, and is generally assured victory when doing so.
Habitat
Bazelgeuse is a nomadic predator, and can be found in all known areas across the New World. It often asserts itself as the apex monster in whatever environment it arrives in. Recently it's nomadic like behavior has been challenged by the powerful and deadly Deviljho which it will readily meet in combat.
Element/Status Effectiveness
Element | Effectiveness | Status | Effectiveness |
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Fire | ✖ | Poison | ★★ |
Water | ★ | Sleep | ★★ |
Thunder | ★★★ | Paralysis | ★★ |
Ice | ★★ | Blast | ★ |
Dragon | ★★ | Stun | ★ |
Game Appearances
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In-Game Description
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Notes
General Notes
- Bazelgeuse's head, back and both wings can be wounded, and its tail can also be severed.
- Bazelgeuse can appear in all currently known locale of the New World.
- Bazelgeuse will actively seek out other monsters, usually flying in immediately after a hunter has engaged a large monster. It often starts fights with its bombing run attack, instead of roaring or even landing.
- Bazelgeuse have turf wars with Deviljho. This can often end in a tie, though regardless of the winner it is incredibly dangerous to be in the middle of one.
- Despite being introduced in this game, the scholar studying captured monsters remarks that Bazelgeuse is also rarely seen in the Old World as well.
References