Vespoid

Vespoid
ランゴスタ(Rangosuta)
English Name	Vespoid
English Title	N/A
Japanese Title	N/A
Chinese Name	巨蜂
General Information
Monster Class	Neopteron
Elements	None
Ailments	Paralysis
Weakest to	Fire Poison
Habitat	Forest and Hills Old Jungle Old Desert Old Swamp Old Volcano Snowy Mountains Jungle Desert Swamp Volcano Great Forest Dunes Verdant Hills Marshlands Arctic Ridge Ancient Forest Wildspire Waste Coral Highlands Rotten Vale Elder's Recess Hoarfrost Reach Guiding Lands Citadel Gorge Highland Flower Field Painted Waterfalls Hermit Forest Thunderous Sands Kumbel Wetlands Dark Veil Forest Esther Lake Yilufa Snowy Mountains Ancestral Tomb Moonlands Ghost Rune Volcanoes Firefly Mountain Stream Ancient Tower Glacial Valley Babda Rainforest
Size	136.64cm
Related Monsters	Vespoid Queen Bnahabra
Generation	First

Vespoid is a Neopteron introduced in Monster Hunter.

Physiology

Vespoids are yellow-and-purple wasp-like insects roughly the size of a housecat. They have barbed stingers at the end of their abdomens, and fly using three pairs of wings.

Abilities

They are known to be a nuisance for hunters, due to their stings that cause hunters to flinch, resulting in them being exposed to any further attacks. Their stingers are loaded with a neuro-toxin that can paralyze foes.

Habitat

Vespoids can be found in almost any environment.

Game Appearances

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Main Series

• Monster Hunter (Introduced)
• Monster Hunter G
• Monster Hunter Freedom
• Monster Hunter 2
• Monster Hunter Freedom 2
• Monster Hunter Freedom Unite
• Monster Hunter Generations
• Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate
• Monster Hunter: World
• Monster Hunter World: Iceborne
• Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak

Frontier

• Monster Hunter Frontier (Introduced)
• Monster Hunter Frontier Season 2.0
• Monster Hunter Frontier Season 3.0
• Monster Hunter Frontier Season 4.0
• Monster Hunter Frontier Season 5.0
• Monster Hunter Frontier Season 6.0
• Monster Hunter Frontier Season 7.0
• Monster Hunter Frontier Season 8.0
• Monster Hunter Frontier Season 9.0
• Monster Hunter Frontier Season 10
• Monster Hunter Frontier Forward.1
• Monster Hunter Frontier Forward.2
• Monster Hunter Frontier Forward.3
• Monster Hunter Frontier Forward.4
• Monster Hunter Frontier Forward.5
• Monster Hunter Frontier G
• Monster Hunter Frontier G2
• Monster Hunter Frontier G3
• Monster Hunter Frontier G Genuine
• Monster Hunter Frontier G5
• Monster Hunter Frontier G6
• Monster Hunter Frontier G7
• Monster Hunter Frontier G8
• Monster Hunter Frontier G9
• Monster Hunter Frontier G10
• Monster Hunter Frontier Z
• Monster Hunter Frontier Z Zenith

Spin-offs

• Monster Hunter Online
• Monster Hunter Stories

In-Game Description

Monster Hunter Freedom 2 / Monster Hunter Freedom Unite An enormous, wasp-like insectoid with a poisonous stinger that paralyzes prey. Easily damaged, there are rarely any usable parts left to harvest from them once they are killed. Monster Hunter Generations An enormous, wasp-like insectoid with a poisonous stinger that paralyzes prey. Easily damaged, there are rarely any usable parts left to harvest from them once they are killed. But if you could sap their Health gradually... Threat Level (危険度): ★ Monster Hunter World Insects that paralyze their targets with their long stingers. They break easily, so attack them with poison or slinger ammo if you want to carve them. Monster Hunter Stories Giant Wasp-like Neopterons with paralyzing stingers, which they use on any who stray too close. Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin Giant Wasp-like Neopterons with paralyzing stingers, which they use on any who stray too close. Monster Hunter Frontier G An enormous, wasp-like Neopteron with a paralytic sting. Easily damaged, there are rarely any usable materials left after dispatching one. It has been reported, however, that using poison on them yields better results.

Notes

• General
• MHW

General Notes

• The name Vespoid is a reference to Vespoidea, a subfamily of wasps.
• It is not recommended killing vespoids with heavy melee weapon such as greatsword or hammer.
• Having a low resilience to most forms of damage, Vespoids will generally disintegrate when struck with a blow from a relatively powerful weapon.
• They can be poisoned to prevent their body from shattering when killed.
  • When poison is applied the smaller and regular-sized Vespoids will die instantly.
  • Even if poison is not applied, there still exists a slim chance for successful carve, if the body doesn't shatter.
• They appear to be related to the Bnahabra, also an insect-like monster found in Monster Hunter 3.

Monster Hunter: World

Vespoids have a new tackle attack.

Vespoid's sting has a different animation if it will paralyze: its abdomen draws straight back and the stinger emits paralysis toxin. The regular sting uses the old animation.

Slinger ammo will kill Vespoids without shattering them.