Shamos are Fanged Wyverns first introduced in Monster Hunter: World.
Physiology[]
Shamos has a wolf-like body shape with huge orange cat-like eyes. Though its body shape is akin to a wolf, Shamos' appearance is very similar to fish. Its cat-like face is covered in red scales while the rest of its body is covered in grayish-white splotches. Its limbs are navy blue in color. Shamos also has a small fin on its back like a fish.
Behavior and Abilities[]
Shamos has unusually large eyes that allow it to see in pure darkness. Shamos are aggressive hunters that will attack in small packs. They will often group together in order to scare off potential predators such as Tzitzi-Ya-Ku. They are blinded easily and will retreat most of the time when they are exposed to light sources, or if a hunter throws fire in their direction. Shamos dislike Tzitzi-Ya-Ku in particular due to its blinding flash.[1]
Habitat[]
Shamos can be found in dark spaces of the Coral Highlands during the day, emerging mostly at night. They can also be found in the coral section of the Guiding Lands.
Game Appearances[]
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In-Game Description[]
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Monster Materials[]
Item Name | Rarity | Value | Description |
Shamos Scale シャムオスの鱗 |
4 | 220z | Shamos material. Obtained by carving. Used for many purposes. |
Shamos Scale+ シャムオスの上 |
6 | 420z | Rare Shamos material. Obtained by carving. Used for many purposes. |
Shamos Hide シャムオスの皮 |
4 | 280z | Shamos material. Obtained by carving. Supple, used to craft gear. |
Shamos Hide+ シャムオスの上皮 |
6 | 480z | Rare Shamos material. Obtained by carving. Supple, used to craft gear. |
Sharp Claw とがった爪 |
4 | 200z | Obtained from small fanged wyverns. Unlike wyvern claws, this is shaped to grip objects. |
Piercing Claw 鋭利な爪 |
6 | 800z | Material from high rank small fanged wyverns. Sharp enough that it might serve as a makeshift knife. |
Equipment[]
For more information, see Shamos Equipment
Shamos materials can be used to craft three different armor sets: Shamos Goggles, Shamos Goggles α and Shamos Goggles β.
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