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Flying Wyverns (Japanese: 飛竜種 Hiryūshu) are large, bipedal monsters that have two wings that were first introduced in the First Generation. Known for their mastery of flight, a majority of the monsters in this classification have evolved powerful wings that allow them to fly.[1] However, some Flying Wyverns are quadrupedal, utilizing their wings as forearms to further enhance their movements on land, while other members in this class are flightless despite their classification.[2] Flying Wyverns make up a large majority of the monsters in the Monster Hunter franchise.
Contents
- 1 First Generation Flying Wyverns
- 2 Second Generation Flying Wyverns
- 3 Third Generation Flying Wyverns
- 4 Fourth Generation Flying Wyverns
- 5 Fifth Generation Flying Wyverns
- 6 Frontier Generation Flying Wyverns
- 7 Monster Hunter Online Flying Wyverns
- 8 Monster Hunter Explore Flying Wyverns
- 9 Monster Hunter Stories Flying Wyverns
- 10 Notes
- 11 References
First Generation Flying Wyverns
Second Generation Flying Wyverns
Third Generation Flying Wyverns
Fourth Generation Flying Wyverns
Fifth Generation Flying Wyverns
Frontier Generation Flying Wyverns
Monster Hunter Online Flying Wyverns
Monster Hunter Explore Flying Wyverns
Monster Hunter Stories Flying Wyverns
Notes
- There are no new Flying Wyverns in the Monster Hunter Orage series.
- Remobra was previously a Flying Wyvern in the Second Generation of Monster Hunter Series before being reclassified as a Snake Wyvern in the later generations.
- Halks are friendly Flying Wyverns.
- Some monsters are casually called "Flying Wyverns" like some Bird Wyverns, for example.[3]
- In Monster Hunter: World, two species of endermic lifes, the Scalebat and Gold Scalebat, are mentioned to be a very small Flying Wyvern with a bat-like appearance.
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