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I need to find a monstie with climb and i know theres one in the jungle, help pleaseee

Dual Blades Tips

1. bring whetstones because these things fly through them (Espically 4 ultimate)

2. Make sure to reguarly use demon mode

3. The dual blades are basically mean to be light speedy weapons

Happy Hunting

-Mr Clean

1. Your Kinnsects highest stat should be speed
2. Think carefully on what Insect Glaive you wish to use
3. If you can use the monsters element weakness
4. Use the Amborsia to have elements on your kinnsect

Bye for now!!!!

I have finished both Articles and I think you should check them out!

Happy Hunting!

-Mr Clean

I have fixed my Garia Club Article and will be working on the Shaka Scarecrows!

I will be editing my 2 articles consiting of the weapons to make it way better!

First of all Welcome to the world of Monster hunter!!!!!

1. Use bug blow for effectiveness with the swarm art.

2. Upgrade your glaive until at least green sharpness (new Players)

3. Extract not to often but no to slow either

4. ( This applys to all hunters) Make sure to bring anything to cure status effects

That's all for now 

- Mr Clean

I just recently created an article for the two following weapons

1. Shaka Scarecrows

2.Garia Club

Greetings, fellow Hunters, and welcome to the Discussion of the Week! Our dear friend Banned asked me to cover the blog for him this week, and naturally I'm happy to oblige! So for this time I'll the one be making this DotW.

Anyways, without further ado, this week we'll be looking at the flagship monsters chosen to represent the G version of a game. Let's begin!

MHG started the now series-long tradition of G versions, taking the base game and adding a whole bunch of new content to it: including monsters, weapons, areas, and of course, even harder quests in G-Rank. MHG also introduced another staple of G versions, subspecies! Azure Rathalos is a blue colored subspecies of the mighty Rathalos with even greater aerial prowess than the regular sp…

Hello, and welcome to Discussion of the Week!

This week we look at the Hunting Styles!

Like the Hunter Arts, the Hunting Styles were created by hunters through them mastering their weapons via in the field during hunts, training, cooperation, etc. Essentially, the hunters became one with their weapon over time through daily trials with whatever one they use. Information about the Hunting Styles is collected by the Guild, which they share with other hunters.

Usable Hunter Arts: 2
Guild Style (ギルドスタイル) is the definitive style for members of the Hunter's Guild. Allows for two Hunter Arts and has a versatile mix of attacks. Great for adapting to any situation.

Origins: Guild Style is the main hunting style widely taught by hunters across the Hunter's …