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!! Espinas / Espinas Subspecies / Espinas Rare Species / Zenith Espinas / Meraginasu
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A thorny Flying Wyvern first introduced in ''Frontier Season 2'', Espinas is unusually passive; it is often found sleeping, and even when disturbed, it barely responds to attacks. However, if enough damage is dealt, it becomes a lot more brutal, using quick charges and toxic fireballs to defend itself. ''Frontier Season 2.5'' introduces a brown subspecies with orange spikes that resides in the Tower and Gorge, and ''Frontier Season 5'' introduces a white subspecies with purple spikes that resides in the Great Forest Peak, and ''Frontier Z'' introduces an older Zenith with much larger spikes and vines growing on it, each stronger than the last. ''Frontier G3'' introduces an even stronger Burst species with black scales and orange spikes named Meraginasu. It later made its debut in the mainline game series in ''Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak''.
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A thorny Flying Wyvern first introduced in ''Frontier Season 2'', Espinas is unusually passive; it is often found sleeping, and even when disturbed, it barely responds to attacks. However, if enough damage is dealt, it becomes a lot more brutal, using quick charges and toxic fireballs to defend itself. ''Frontier Season 2.5'' introduces a brown subspecies (dubbed the Flaming Espinas in ''Rise: Sunbreak'') with orange spikes that resides in the Tower and Gorge, and ''Frontier Season 5'' introduces a white subspecies with purple spikes that resides in the Great Forest Peak, and ''Frontier Z'' introduces an older Zenith with much larger spikes and vines growing on it, each stronger than the last. ''Frontier G3'' introduces an even stronger Burst species with black scales and orange spikes named Meraginasu. It later made its debut in the mainline game series in ''Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak''.
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* ManOfKryptonite: Its abilities basically make it a natural counter to Kushala Daora. entire body is covered with thorns filled with potent poison that weaken Kushala Daora's wind and it's sheer weight and hardiness means that same wind won't be able to stop its charges and blow it down.
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* ManOfKryptonite: Its abilities basically make it a natural counter to Kushala Daora. Its entire body is covered with thorns filled with potent poison that weaken Kushala Daora's wind and it's its sheer weight and hardiness means that same wind won't be able to stop its charges and blow it down.
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* LightningBruiser: Mi-Ru has multiple forms, and can go into many different forms during it's fight. However, Mi-Ru has a final form that gives it all of the benefits of the other forms it has.
* MightyGlacier: Dyuragaua is this, as while it has some speed, in comparison to the other flightless Flying Wyverns (Tigrex, Nargacuga, Barioth), it is outclassed. However, in contrast to Barioth, who can control ice, but only by shooting it out as a tornado, and as a part of it's tail attack, Dyuragaua seems to have more mastery over ice, [[AnIceSuit coating itself in ice as armor.]]
* MightyGlacier: Dyuragaua is this, as while it has some speed, in comparison to the other flightless Flying Wyverns (Tigrex, Nargacuga, Barioth), it is outclassed. However, in contrast to Barioth, who can control ice, but only by shooting it out as a tornado, and as a part of it's tail attack, Dyuragaua seems to have more mastery over ice, [[AnIceSuit coating itself in ice as armor.]]
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* LightningBruiser: Mi-Ru has multiple forms, and can go into many different forms during it's its fight. However, Mi-Ru has a final form that gives it all of the benefits of the other forms it has.
* MightyGlacier: Dyuragaua is this, as while it has some speed, in comparison to the other flightless Flying Wyverns (Tigrex, Nargacuga, Barioth), it is outclassed. However, in contrast to Barioth, who can control ice, but only by shooting it out as a tornado, and as a part ofit's its tail attack, Dyuragaua seems to have more mastery over ice, [[AnIceSuit coating itself in ice as armor.]]
* MightyGlacier: Dyuragaua is this, as while it has some speed, in comparison to the other flightless Flying Wyverns (Tigrex, Nargacuga, Barioth), it is outclassed. However, in contrast to Barioth, who can control ice, but only by shooting it out as a tornado, and as a part of
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* PlayingWithFire: Mi Ru when it transforms into forms that utilize it's fire element.
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* PlayingWithFire: Mi Ru when it transforms into forms that utilize it's its fire element.
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* OneWingedAngel: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]], but when Mi-Ru is enraged or close to death, it uses the muscles in it's body to change into it's final form. However, in comparison to most exammples, it can do this at any time during the fight, but the chances of it happening increase as the fight goes on.
* VoluntaryShapeshifter: Mi Ru can change its shape at will, giving it increased strength, speed, area-of-effect damage, and/or range. It has a final form as well, that uses all of it's previous' forms benefits and abilities in order to go all out.
* VoluntaryShapeshifter: Mi Ru can change its shape at will, giving it increased strength, speed, area-of-effect damage, and/or range. It has a final form as well, that uses all of it's previous' forms benefits and abilities in order to go all out.
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* OneWingedAngel: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]], but when Mi-Ru is enraged or close to death, it uses the muscles in it's its body to change into it's its final form. However, in comparison to most exammples, it can do this at any time during the fight, but the chances of it happening increase as the fight goes on.
* VoluntaryShapeshifter: Mi Ru can change its shape at will, giving it increased strength, speed, area-of-effect damage, and/or range. It has a final form as well, that uses all ofit's previous' its previous forms benefits and abilities in order to go all out.
* VoluntaryShapeshifter: Mi Ru can change its shape at will, giving it increased strength, speed, area-of-effect damage, and/or range. It has a final form as well, that uses all of
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: It's attacks and movements are reminiscent of Nargacuga's and Sand Barioth's.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: It's Its attacks and movements are reminiscent of Nargacuga's and Sand Barioth's.
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* MovesetClone: Shares some of it's animations with Keoaruboru, Akantor and Odibatorasu.
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* MovesetClone: Shares some of it's its animations with Keoaruboru, Akantor and Odibatorasu.
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* NonMaliciousMonster: Pokaradon usually doesn't attack, snd prefers to look after it's own kind. However, if you even think of laying a finger on the females or the pups, [[PapaWolf well... there's a good reason that it's only avaiable to fight from G-Rank onwards.]]
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* NonMaliciousMonster: Pokaradon usually doesn't attack, snd prefers to look after it's its own kind. However, if you even think of laying a finger on the females or the pups, [[PapaWolf well... there's a good reason that it's only avaiable to fight from G-Rank onwards.]]
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* LampreyMouth: Unlike most creatures that have this, it's not it's actual mouth. No, ''this thing'''s LampreyMouth is on the end of it's frigging ''tongue''!
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* LampreyMouth: Unlike most creatures that have this, it's not it's its actual mouth. No, ''this thing'''s LampreyMouth is on the end of it's its frigging ''tongue''!
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* BilingualBonus /GeniusBonus: It's title, "Xiang Tien" may not sound right to western audiences, but if translated correctly, the meaning of it's title translates to "Sky Dragon or [[WeatherManipulation ''Weather Dragon'']]", referencing it's control over the weather as the fight progresses.
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* BilingualBonus /GeniusBonus: It's Its title, "Xiang Tien" may not sound right to western audiences, but if translated correctly, the meaning of it's its title translates to "Sky Dragon or [[WeatherManipulation ''Weather Dragon'']]", referencing it's its control over the weather as the fight progresses.
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* {{Leitmotif}}: Keoaruboru is an interesting case, as it's theme is also the Interceptor Base's theme. However, ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLpQS3omOLk it also has another theme that plays once it goes into it's next phase.]]''
* MovesetClone: It shares it's animations with Akantor and Odibatorasu.
* MovesetClone: It shares it's animations with Akantor and Odibatorasu.
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* {{Leitmotif}}: Keoaruboru is an interesting case, as it's its theme is also the Interceptor Base's theme. However, ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLpQS3omOLk it also has another theme that plays once it goes into it's its next phase.]]''
* MovesetClone: It sharesit's its animations with Akantor and Odibatorasu.
* MovesetClone: It shares
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* TurnsRed: When Keoaruboru goes into it's next phase, it's body heats up to the point where it will mainly be in scorching mode, even after it's heated parts are shut off. It also lose it's pupils until it's death.
* VolcanicVeins: Has some on it's chest, though it goes from red to flaming orange when it goes into his other phases.
* VolcanicVeins: Has some on it's chest, though it goes from red to flaming orange when it goes into his other phases.
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* TurnsRed: When Keoaruboru goes into it's its next phase, it's its body heats up to the point where it will mainly be in scorching mode, even after it's its heated parts are shut off. It also lose it's its pupils until it's its death.
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* {{Leitmotif}}: It's theme has two phases as the fight progresses. ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69ZqQFP-u8I Eruzerion (Phase 1)]]'' and ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H66u3G-GJU8 Eruzerion (Phase 2]]''. Phase 2 immediately plays when fighting Burning Freezing Eruzerion.
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* {{Leitmotif}}: It's Its theme has two phases as the fight progresses. ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69ZqQFP-u8I Eruzerion (Phase 1)]]'' and ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H66u3G-GJU8 Eruzerion (Phase 2]]''. Phase 2 immediately plays when fighting Burning Freezing Eruzerion.
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* NintendoHard: Burning Freezing Eruzerion was an extreme individual monster, and was the equivalent to arch-tempered monsters in Monster Hunter Frontier. Players could choose to repel it (Which was the easier choice), that yielded less rewards, or slay the monster, in which you receive all the rewards that came with the monster. However, when the game was shutting down, [[https://twitter.com/BannedDino/status/1237812052955205633 Capcom released data on the monsters that had the most faints fighting it. Burning Freezing Eruzerion came in 1st place, over Disufiroa (A black dragon/First Class Monster that can wipe out entire parties with it's attacks keep in mind) making it this trope.]]
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* NintendoHard: Burning Freezing Eruzerion was an extreme individual monster, and was the equivalent to arch-tempered monsters in Monster Hunter Frontier. Players could choose to repel it (Which was the easier choice), that yielded less rewards, or slay the monster, in which you receive all the rewards that came with the monster. However, when the game was shutting down, [[https://twitter.com/BannedDino/status/1237812052955205633 Capcom released data on the monsters that had the most faints fighting it. Burning Freezing Eruzerion came in 1st place, over Disufiroa (A black dragon/First Class Monster that can wipe out entire parties with it's its attacks keep in mind) making it this trope.]]
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* TranquilFury: It's said to be simultaneously calm and passionate, and this is even reflected in it's theme that plays throughout the fight. Both of it's themes have very passionate, yet oddly tranquil moments, almost making it seem like Eruzerion is a DanceBattler.
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* TranquilFury: It's said to be simultaneously calm and passionate, and this is even reflected in it's its theme that plays throughout the fight. Both of it's its themes have very passionate, yet oddly tranquil moments, almost making it seem like Eruzerion is a DanceBattler.
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* DontWakeTheSleeper: The Laviente of Solitude Island awakened from its hibernation due to the explosion of the island's volcano, the first thing the creature did was going on a ravenous rampage and devouring all the poor creatures that got caught up in it's way.
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* DontWakeTheSleeper: The Laviente of Solitude Island awakened from its hibernation due to the explosion of the island's volcano, the first thing the creature did was going on a ravenous rampage and devouring all the poor creatures that got caught up in it's its way.
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* PersonOfMassDestruction: Solitude Island is a paradise where fauna and flora are abundant, or at least it used to be that way, when Laviente woke up from it's slumber it devoured most of it's inhabitants (the rest of them were taken out by the volcano).
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* PersonOfMassDestruction: Solitude Island is a paradise where fauna and flora are abundant, or at least it used to be that way, when Laviente woke up from it's its slumber it devoured most of it's its inhabitants (the rest of them were taken out by the volcano).
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* ShockAndAwe: Laviente is capable of covering it's body with electric currents that can paralyze or stun foes.
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* ShockAndAwe: Laviente is capable of covering it's its body with electric currents that can paralyze or stun foes.
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* {{Leitmotif}}: ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfUgbFrpIwA Battle / Unknown (Black Flying Wyvern).]]'' The Supremacy version has it's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfvIA3UUVLg own theme]].
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* {{Leitmotif}}: ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfUgbFrpIwA Battle / Unknown (Black Flying Wyvern).]]'' The Supremacy version has it's its [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfvIA3UUVLg own theme]].
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: The Espinas is, for a wyvern, a real GentleGiant. Not only is it one of the few monsters which will it ''not'' attack you on sight, but it will ''continue to ignore you'' as you attack it. It'll just sleep and walk around minding it's own business, only hurting you if you get too close to it's feet or tail as it moves around. However, keep hitting it and it will go berserk and wail on you with lots of powerful and swift attacks. After a few minutes of being left alone, it will calm back down. According to WordOfGod, it's capable of defeating Elder Dragons, and is listed as an Elder Dragon-level monster due to its sheer power. ''Sunbreak'' demonstrates this by having it tie with Kushala Daora, an Elder Dragon, in a Turf War.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: The Espinas is, for a wyvern, a real GentleGiant. Not only is it one of the few monsters which will it ''not'' attack you on sight, but it will ''continue to ignore you'' as you attack it. It'll just sleep and walk around minding it's its own business, only hurting you if you get too close to it's its feet or tail as it moves around. However, keep hitting it and it will go berserk and wail on you with lots of powerful and swift attacks. After a few minutes of being left alone, it will calm back down. According to WordOfGod, it's capable of defeating Elder Dragons, and is listed as an Elder Dragon-level monster due to its sheer power. ''Sunbreak'' demonstrates this by having it tie with Kushala Daora, an Elder Dragon, in a Turf War.
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* ManOfKryptonite: It's abilities basically make it a natural counter to Kushala Daora. It's entire body is covered with thorns filled with potent poison that weaken Kushala Daora's wind and it's sheer weight and hardiness means that same wind won't be able to stop its charges and blow it down.
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* ManOfKryptonite: It's Its abilities basically make it a natural counter to Kushala Daora. It's Daora. entire body is covered with thorns filled with potent poison that weaken Kushala Daora's wind and it's sheer weight and hardiness means that same wind won't be able to stop its charges and blow it down.
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* AdaptationalSelfDefense: In ''Frontier'', it continues to ignore you after waking up until you continue to hit it. In ''Sunbreak'' it becomes immediately hostile upon waking up, though it may still take a few more hits to get it to enrage.
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An unclassified serpent who's very size is enormous, with most monsters barely the size of its head at best. Hunters need to band into large groups to have any hope of scratching this beast, let alone killing it.
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* CanonImmigrant: With its appearance in ''[[VideoGame/MonsterHunterRise Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak]]'' Espinas is one of three ''Frontier'' monsters to appear in the mainline series, alongside Lavasioth and Hypnocatrice.
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* CanonImmigrant: With its appearance in ''[[VideoGame/MonsterHunterRise Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak]]'' Espinas is one of three ''Frontier'' monsters to appear in the mainline series, alongside Lavasioth and Hypnocatrice. Notably, it's the first monster exclusively designed for the former (the other two were planned for both and just launched in ''Frontier'' first) to cross over.
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Harder Than Hard is for outright difficulty levels, which Monster Hunter doesn’t have.
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* HarderThanHard: Burning Freezing Eruzerion is this. Burning Freezing Eruzerion was an extreme individual monster, and was the equivalent to arch-tempered monsters in Monster Hunter Frontier. Players could choose to repel it (Which was the easier choice), that yielded less rewards, or slay the monster, in which you receive all the rewards that came with the monster. However, when the game was shutting down, [[https://twitter.com/BannedDino/status/1237812052955205633 Capcom released data on the monsters that had the most faints fighting it. Burning Freezing Eruzerion came in 1st place, over Disufiroa (A black dragon/First Class Monster that can wipe out entire parties with it's attacks keep in mind) making it this trope.]]
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* ShapedLikeItself: Burning Freezing Eruzerion is the more powerful variation of the monster, even though that's already an apt description for the normal one.
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* ShoutOut: Eruzion's ability to simultaneously control ice and fire through different colored halves of its body is similar to Gill from ''VideoGame/StreetFighter''.
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* ShoutOut: Eruzion's Eruzerion’s ability to simultaneously control ice and fire through different colored halves of its body is similar to Gill from ''VideoGame/StreetFighter''.''VideoGame/StreetFighter'' and identical to Shoto Todoroki from ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia.''
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* ShoutOut: Eruzion's ability to simultaneously control ice and fire through different colored halves of its body is similar to Gill from ''VideoGame/StreetFighter''.
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A thorny Flying Wyvern first introduced in ''Frontier Season 2'', Espinas is unusually passive; it is often found sleeping, and even when disturbed, it barely responds to attacks. However, if enough damage is dealt, it becomes a lot more brutal, using quick charges and toxic fireballs to defend itself. ''Frontier Season 2.5'' introduces a brown subspecies with orange spikes that resides in the Tower and Gorge, and ''Frontier Season 5'' introduces a white subspecies with purple spikes that resides in the Great Forest Peak, and ''Frontier Z'' introduces an older Zenith with much larger spikes and vines growing on it, each stronger than the last. ''Frontier G3'' introduces an even stronger Burst species with black scales and orange spikes named Meraginasu. It finally came over to the mainline game series in ''Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak''.
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A thorny Flying Wyvern first introduced in ''Frontier Season 2'', Espinas is unusually passive; it is often found sleeping, and even when disturbed, it barely responds to attacks. However, if enough damage is dealt, it becomes a lot more brutal, using quick charges and toxic fireballs to defend itself. ''Frontier Season 2.5'' introduces a brown subspecies with orange spikes that resides in the Tower and Gorge, and ''Frontier Season 5'' introduces a white subspecies with purple spikes that resides in the Great Forest Peak, and ''Frontier Z'' introduces an older Zenith with much larger spikes and vines growing on it, each stronger than the last. ''Frontier G3'' introduces an even stronger Burst species with black scales and orange spikes named Meraginasu. It finally came over to later made its debut in the mainline game series in ''Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak''.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: The Espinas is, for a wyvern, a real GentleGiant. Not only is it one of the few monsters which will it ''not'' attack you on sight, but it will ''continue to ignore you'' as you attack it. It'll just sleep and walk around minding it's own business, only hurting you if you get too close to it's feet or tail as it moves around. However, keep hitting it and it will go berserk and wail on you with lots of powerful and swift attacks. After a few minutes of being left alone, it will calm back down. According to WordOfGod, it's capable of defeating Elder Dragons, and is listed as an Elder Dragon-level monster due to its sheer power. ''Sunbreak'' demonstrates this by having it overpower Kushala Daora, an Elder Dragon, in a Turf War.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: The Espinas is, for a wyvern, a real GentleGiant. Not only is it one of the few monsters which will it ''not'' attack you on sight, but it will ''continue to ignore you'' as you attack it. It'll just sleep and walk around minding it's own business, only hurting you if you get too close to it's feet or tail as it moves around. However, keep hitting it and it will go berserk and wail on you with lots of powerful and swift attacks. After a few minutes of being left alone, it will calm back down. According to WordOfGod, it's capable of defeating Elder Dragons, and is listed as an Elder Dragon-level monster due to its sheer power. ''Sunbreak'' demonstrates this by having it overpower tie with Kushala Daora, an Elder Dragon, in a Turf War.
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* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: In lore, Espinas has achieved infamy for successfully driving off an unknown Elder Dragon (strongly believed to be Kushala Daora) in a battle over territory. In ''[[VideoGame/MonsterHunterRise Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak]]'' Espinas will triumph over Kushala Daora in their Turf Wars.
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* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: In lore, Espinas has achieved infamy for successfully driving off an unknown Elder Dragon (strongly believed to be Kushala Daora) in a battle over territory. In ''[[VideoGame/MonsterHunterRise Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak]]'' Sunbreak]]'', Espinas will triumph over has a Turf War with Kushala Daora and has a chance of leaving it in their Turf Wars.a Wyvern Riding state.
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* {{Leitmotif}}: ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3HRLFnjiBU Battle / Meraginasu]]''. In Monster Hunter Online, both [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRgp8j9ueyE&ab_channel=NackTheDragon Espinas]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBrm0KsGAlM Meraginasu]] get new themes, with Meraginasu's theme kicking into AutobotsRockOut territory.
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* {{Leitmotif}}: {{Leitmotif}}:
** Meraginasu has ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3HRLFnjiBU Battle /Meraginasu]]''. Meraginasu]]''.
** InMonster ''Monster Hunter Online, Online'', both [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRgp8j9ueyE&ab_channel=NackTheDragon com/watch?v=eRgp8j9ueyE Espinas]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBrm0KsGAlM Meraginasu]] get new themes, with Meraginasu's theme kicking into AutobotsRockOut territory.territory.
** In ''Sunbreak'', Espinas' battle theme is ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V53__Zhy1ck Endless Maze - Jungle]]'', a remix of the High Rank Great Forest theme from ''Frontier''.
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** In ''Sunbreak'', Espinas' battle theme is ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V53__Zhy1ck Endless Maze - Jungle]]'', a remix of the High Rank Great Forest theme from ''Frontier''.
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* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: In lore, Espinas has achieved infamy for successfully driving off an unknown Elder Dragon (strongly believed to be Kushala Daora) in a battle over territory. In ''[[VideoGame/MonsterHunterRise Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak]]'' Espinas will triumph over Kushala Daora in their Turf Wars.
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* ManOfKryptonite: It's abilities basically make it a natural counter to Kushala Daora. It's entire body is covered with thorns filled with potent poison that weaken Kushala Daora's wind and it's sheer weight and hardiness means that same wind won't be able to stop its charges and blow it down.
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Espinas gets more hits in on Kushala Daora than vice versa.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: The Espinas is, for a wyvern, a real GentleGiant. Not only is it one of the few monsters which will it ''not'' attack you on sight, but it will ''continue to ignore you'' as you attack it. It'll just sleep and walk around minding it's own business, only hurting you if you get too close to it's feet or tail as it moves around. However, keep hitting it and it will go berserk and wail on you with lots of powerful and swift attacks. After a few minutes of being left alone, it will calm back down. According to WordOfGod, it's capable of defeating Elder Dragons, and is listed as an Elder Dragon-level monster due to its sheer power. ''Sunbreak'' demonstrates this by having it even out in a turf war against Kushala Daora, an Elder Dragon.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: The Espinas is, for a wyvern, a real GentleGiant. Not only is it one of the few monsters which will it ''not'' attack you on sight, but it will ''continue to ignore you'' as you attack it. It'll just sleep and walk around minding it's own business, only hurting you if you get too close to it's feet or tail as it moves around. However, keep hitting it and it will go berserk and wail on you with lots of powerful and swift attacks. After a few minutes of being left alone, it will calm back down. According to WordOfGod, it's capable of defeating Elder Dragons, and is listed as an Elder Dragon-level monster due to its sheer power. ''Sunbreak'' demonstrates this by having it even out in a turf war against overpower Kushala Daora, an Elder Dragon.Dragon, in a Turf War.
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* SchmuckBait: In ''Sunbreak'', any Espinas that are the quest's target will usually be found napping in their nest rather than roaming around. Any enterprising blademasters who see a free opportunity to deal some good damage to its tail will instead find themselves being smacked around by the Espinas unconsciously swatting its tail in its sleep. Note that this doesn't make it completely impossible to setup an opening attack on its tail and it doesn't exhibit this behavior if its forcefully put to sleep.
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Any monster with fire attacks causes Fireblight, and that includes classic Espinas. Only reason I didn’t include it was I wasn’t sure if it fit under the wiki’s definition of status effects.
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* StatusEffects: Its physical attacks inflict poison and its fireballs inflict poison and paralysis. Sunbreak adds fireblight to the mix on the fireballs.
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* StatusEffects: Its physical attacks inflict poison and its fireballs inflict poison and paralysis. Sunbreak adds fireblight to the mix on the fireballs.poison, Fireblight, ''and'' paralysis.
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!!! Thorn Wyvern / Brown Thorn Wyvern / White Thorn Wyvern / Black Drill Wyvern
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!!! Forbidden Venom, Thorn Wyvern / Brown Thorn Wyvern / White Thorn Wyvern / Black Drill Wyvern
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TEPPEN localized its name as barlagual
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A Leviathan with characteristics of a lamprey, Baruragaru is an invasive species that hails from the sea. It uses its long tongue to drain the body fluids of Raptorial Bird Wyverns and hunters alike, and by doing so, it can temporarily gain certain attributes; for example, if it drains an Iodrome's blood, it can use poison attacks. When enough time passes, they will revert to using water attacks. ''Frontier ZZ'' introduced an older Zenith that has a much more developed head and larger size.
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A Leviathan with characteristics of a lamprey, Baruragaru Barlagual is an invasive species that hails from the sea. It uses its long tongue to drain the body fluids of Raptorial Bird Wyverns and hunters alike, and by doing so, it can temporarily gain certain attributes; for example, if it drains an Iodrome's blood, it can use poison attacks. When enough time passes, they will revert to using water attacks. ''Frontier ZZ'' introduced an older Zenith that has a much more developed head and larger size.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: The Espinas is, for a wyvern, a real GentleGiant. Not only is it one of the few monsters which will it ''not'' attack you on sight, but it will ''continue to ignore you'' as you attack it. It'll just sleep and walk around minding it's own business, only hurting you if you get too close to it's feet or tail as it moves around. However, keep hitting it and it will go berserk and wail on you with lots of powerful and swift attacks. After a few minutes of being left alone, it will calm back down. According to WordOfGod, it's capable of defeating Elder Dragons, and is listed as an Elder Dragon-level monster due to its sheer power.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: The Espinas is, for a wyvern, a real GentleGiant. Not only is it one of the few monsters which will it ''not'' attack you on sight, but it will ''continue to ignore you'' as you attack it. It'll just sleep and walk around minding it's own business, only hurting you if you get too close to it's feet or tail as it moves around. However, keep hitting it and it will go berserk and wail on you with lots of powerful and swift attacks. After a few minutes of being left alone, it will calm back down. According to WordOfGod, it's capable of defeating Elder Dragons, and is listed as an Elder Dragon-level monster due to its sheer power. ''Sunbreak'' demonstrates this by having it even out in a turf war against Kushala Daora, an Elder Dragon.
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* AsianFoxSpirit: They are based on the kitsune of Japanese folklore. Mi Ru takes this further with its ability to change forms.
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* {{Kitsune}}: They are based on the kitsune of Japanese folklore. Mi Ru takes this further with its ability to change forms.
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* BadassLongcoat: As seen in the showcase for its armor in ''Sunbreak'', the Espinas set is designed to basically be a green version of [[Videogame/DevilMayCry Dante's coat.]]
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* SeriesMascot: It's considered the flagship monster of ''Frontier'' as a whole, and is thus far the only Frontier-original monster [[note]]Lavasioth and Hypnocatrice were always intended for both ''Frontier'' and the main series, as the first version was meant to release at the same time as ''Freedom Unite;'' Frontier just happened to come out first[[/note]] to appear in the main series.
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* DamageOverTime: Its breath attacks apply both Fireblight and Poison as well as paralyzing you, which can leave you in almost as much pain as an actual attack from the monster itself. Zenith Espinas' poison deals even ''more'' damage; while its physical strikes aren't very threatening to endgame hunters, you're ''hemorrhaging'' health every time one of its fire attacks hits you.
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* GratuitousSpanish[=/=]MeaningfulName: Espina means "thorn" in Spanish. So, basically, its name is Thorns.
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* GratuitousSpanish[=/=]MeaningfulName: GratuitousSpanish: Espina means "thorn" in Spanish. So, basically, [[MeaningfulName its name is Thorns.Thorns]].
* HairTriggerTemper: The stronger variations of Espinas are easier to wake up and quicker to anger than the base model.
* HairTriggerTemper: The stronger variations of Espinas are easier to wake up and quicker to anger than the base model.
* SomethingAboutARose: It's essentially a rose in wyvern form, with an overall green body and thorns tipped with purple. Zenith Espinas takes the comparison further and makes its horn the color of petals rather than thorns.
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* StoneWall: They have high defense, and will not attack. [[GlassCannon That is, until they get enraged]].
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* StoneWall: They have high defense, and will not attack. [[GlassCannon That is, until they get enraged]]. This isn't merely CompetitiveBalance either; Espinas canonically has an ''absurdly'' durable shell and feels so safe and confident that it doesn't bother fighting back until its annoyance turns to fury.
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* PoisonousPerson: Its fireballs are toxic.
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* PoisonousPerson: Its spikes and fireballs are toxic.toxic.
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* BootstrappedLeitmotif: While Espinas didn't have a unique theme in ''Frontier'', in ''Sunbreak'' it gets a remixed version of the Great Forest's battle music as its theme, specifically the High Rank version in ''Frontier''.
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A thorny Flying Wyvern first introduced in ''Frontier Season 2'', Espinas is unusually passive; it is often found sleeping, and even when disturbed, it barely responds to attacks. However, if enough damage is dealt, it becomes a lot more brutal, using quick charges and toxic fireballs to defend itself. ''Frontier Season 2.5'' introduces a brown subspecies with orange spikes that resides in the Tower and Gorge, and ''Frontier Season 5'' introduces a white subspecies with purple spikes that resides in the Great Forest Peak, and ''Frontier Z'' introduces an older Zenith with much larger spikes and vines growing on it, each stronger than the last. ''Frontier G3'' introduces an even stronger Burst species with black scales and orange spikes named Meraginasu. It finally came over to the mainline game series
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A thorny Flying Wyvern first introduced in ''Frontier Season 2'', Espinas is unusually passive; it is often found sleeping, and even when disturbed, it barely responds to attacks. However, if enough damage is dealt, it becomes a lot more brutal, using quick charges and toxic fireballs to defend itself. ''Frontier Season 2.5'' introduces a brown subspecies with orange spikes that resides in the Tower and Gorge, and ''Frontier Season 5'' introduces a white subspecies with purple spikes that resides in the Great Forest Peak, and ''Frontier Z'' introduces an older Zenith with much larger spikes and vines growing on it, each stronger than the last. ''Frontier G3'' introduces an even stronger Burst species with black scales and orange spikes named Meraginasu. It finally came over to the mainline game seriesseries in ''Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak''.
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->'''Appearances (Espinas):''' ''Frontier Season 2'' onwards
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A thorny Flying Wyvern first introduced in ''Frontier Season 2'', Espinas is unusually passive; it is often found sleeping, and even when disturbed, it barely responds to attacks. However, if enough damage is dealt, it becomes a lot more brutal, using quick charges and toxic fireballs to defend itself. ''Frontier Season 2.5'' introduces a brown subspecies with orange spikes that resides in the Tower and Gorge, and ''Frontier Season 5'' introduces a white subspecies with purple spikes that resides in the Great Forest Peak, and ''Frontier Z'' introduces an older Zenith with much larger spikes and vines growing on it, each stronger than the last. ''Frontier G3'' introduces an even stronger Burst species with black scales and orange spikes named Meraginasu.
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A thorny Flying Wyvern first introduced in ''Frontier Season 2'', Espinas is unusually passive; it is often found sleeping, and even when disturbed, it barely responds to attacks. However, if enough damage is dealt, it becomes a lot more brutal, using quick charges and toxic fireballs to defend itself. ''Frontier Season 2.5'' introduces a brown subspecies with orange spikes that resides in the Tower and Gorge, and ''Frontier Season 5'' introduces a white subspecies with purple spikes that resides in the Great Forest Peak, and ''Frontier Z'' introduces an older Zenith with much larger spikes and vines growing on it, each stronger than the last. ''Frontier G3'' introduces an even stronger Burst species with black scales and orange spikes named Meraginasu. It finally came over to the mainline game series
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* CanonImmigrant: Espinas is one of three ''Frontier'' monsters to appear in the mainline series, alongside Lavasioth and Hypnocatrice.
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* CanonImmigrant: With its appearance in ''[[VideoGame/MonsterHunterRise Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak]]'' Espinas is one of three ''Frontier'' monsters to appear in the mainline series, alongside Lavasioth and Hypnocatrice.
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Lastly, these monsters, save for two, [[TemporaryOnlineContent cannot be fought anymore due to the servers shut down in December 2019.]]
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Lastly, these monsters, save for two, three, [[TemporaryOnlineContent cannot be fought anymore due to the servers shut down in December 2019.]]
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* CanonImmigrant: One of two monsters from ''Frontier'' to have appeared in the main console series, alongside Lavasioth.
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* CanonImmigrant: One of two three monsters from ''Frontier'' to have appeared in the main console series, alongside Lavasioth.Lavasioth and Espinas.
* CanonImmigrant: Espinas is one of three ''Frontier'' monsters to appear in the mainline series, alongside Lavasioth and Hypnocatrice.
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* CanonImmigrant: One of two monsters from ''Frontier'' to have appeared in the main console series, alongside Hypnocatrice.
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* CanonImmigrant: One of two three monsters from ''Frontier'' to have appeared in the main console series, alongside Hypnocatrice.Hypnocatrice and Espinas.
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* DualBoss: Aruganosu and Goruganosu are never seen without each other, and can work together to pull off devastating tag moves.
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* DualBoss: Aruganosu and Goruganosu are never seen without each other, and can work together to pull off devastating tag moves. Although it's less "tag team" and more "you're caught between them"...
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* LavaIsBoilingKoolAid: For it, at least.
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* LavaIsBoilingKoolAid: For it, at least. It's completely unfazed by swimming through or even ''drinking'' lava.
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* RivalsTeamUp: Aruganosu and Goruganosu are always seen working together despite being rivals. If it wasn't for WordOfGod, you probably wouldn't know they were rivals.
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* RivalsTeamUp: Downplayed by Aruganosu and Goruganosu are Goruganosu. You always seen fight both of them at the same time, but they're not truly working together despite being rivals. If it wasn't for WordOfGod, you probably wouldn't know to fight you. In fact, they were rivals.barely pay attention to the Hunters trying to kill them, since they're preoccupied with trying to kill each other.
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* StockAnimalDiet: Lavasioth primarily preys on Vespoids.