Caeserber are Fanged Beasts introduced in Monster Hunter Online.
Physiology
Caeserber are large beaver like monsters mostly covered in light brown fur with four yellow streaks two running down their backs, two on the sides of their heads which contain crests. The parts that are not covered beit hide or the spines running down its back are prussian blue with some beige highlights in places and throughout its body are beige protrusions of varying shape and size, such as the spike like ones on its arms, the ones on its crest, and the four spikes on its flat tail.
Abilities
Caeserber have a variety of physical attacks like claw swipes, body slams, jumping onto the Hunters, and rolling. It can also pick up logs with its teeth and swing them around, and throw rocks either with its hands or tail.
Behavior
Caeserber are territorial and will attack any intruders. Like the mammals they resemble Caeserber create dams as a means of protection and as nests. They are known to bash down or chew through trees to eat the fruit they hold.
Habitat
It lives in a wooded environment the Dawnwind Valley, spending a lot of time close to water sources.
Game Appearances
Main Series
- None
Frontier
- None
Spin-offs
- Monster Hunter Online (Introduced)
Other Non-Subspecies Forms
Ghost Caeserber
Main Article: Ghost Caeserber
A Variant of Caeserber first appearing in Monster Hunter Online.
Effectiveness Diagram (MHO)
Information sourced from ingame Ecology Illustration chart.
In-Game Description
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Music Themes
Caeserber Theme (Calm) | Caeserber Theme (Enraged) |
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Notes
- Caeserber's head and each front leg can be wounded.
- Caeserber's roar requires Earplugs to block.
- Caeserber will change areas either by running off, or jumping into water and swimming away.
- There are two unique themes that play for fights with Caeserber, one when calm, and one when enraged.
- If Caeserber does a forward-roll into one of the withered trees in the Dawnwind Valley, it will topple both the tree and itself, leaving the monster vulnerable for a few seconds.