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==Trivia== | |||
*The trailer for the Monster Hunter costumes in ''Ultimate'' contain a myriad of references to the ''Monster Hunter'' series: | |||
**The Hunter and Rathalos Equipment Miis are seen fighting several characters that refer to multiple monsters: | |||
***Pink Donkey Kong represents Congagala, a gorilla-like Fanged Beast from ''Monster Hunter 2''. | |||
***Ridley represents the Yian Garuga, an aggressive purple bird wyvern from ''Monster Hunter Freedom Unite''. | |||
***The blue Banjo represents Arzuros, a large bear-like Fanged Beast originating in ''Monster Hunter Portable 3rd'', and is also one of the notable monsters in ''Monster Hunter: Rise''. | |||
***White Charizard along with the army of smaller white Kirbys represent Khezu, a strange worm-like flying wyvern that dwells in caves, originating in the original ''Monster Hunter''. | |||
***The Peckish Aristocrab on [[Garden of Hope]] refers to the Daimyo Hermitaur, a large crab-like monster known as a Carapaceon introduced in ''Monster Hunter 2''. | |||
**The Hunter Equipment Miis can be seen performing Stone Scabbard and Blade Counter, which very likely serve as references to the long sword moves Spirit Helm Breaker and Foresight Slash, respectively. | |||
***Similarly, the Rathalos Equipment Miis perform a parry, Hero's Spin, and Blurring Blade, likely referring to guard points, Amped Elemental Discharge, and Super Amped Elemental Discharge, respectively, which are all notable moves utilized by the charge blade weapon. | |||
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Universe | Monster Hunter |
Debut | Monster Hunter (2004) |
Smash Bros. appearances | SSB4 |
Most recent non-Smash appearance | Dragalia Lost (update, 2020) (Rathalos Set: cameo as costume) |
Console/platform of origin | PlayStation 2 |
Species | Human |
Gender | Varies |
Monster Hunters refer to the player-created avatars from Capcom's Monster Hunter series.
Origin
In every Monster Hunter game to date, as the game's title states, players take up quests in hunting and defeating monsters. Their parts can be used to create various pieces of equipment. Weapons, and the monsters whose parts can be used, vary from missions and the game.
The Hunter's Armor Set is a recurring set of armor throughout the Monster Hunter series. It is usually the first non-default armor available for purchase from the armory. The Hunter's Knife is the first sword and shield in the "Iron" series of weapons. The Rathalos Armor Set is also a recurring armor set. By repeatedly hunting Rathalos, a hunter can gather enough parts from carving to assemble the set. The set is modeled after Rathalos in appearance. The Blazing Falchion is a sword and shield that can be crafted from Rathalos parts.
In Super Smash Bros. 4
Two Monster Hunter armor sets are the basis for paid downloadable content costumes for Mii Swordfighters. The armor sets used are the Hunter's Blademaster Armor while wielding the Hunter's Knife sword and shield set, and the Rathalos Blademaster Armor while wielding the Blazing Falchion sword and shield set.
In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
The two Mii Swordfighter costumes from SSB4 are set to be re-released as DLC for Ultimate as of March 4th, 2021. The timing window for their release was set to double as a promotion for Monster Hunter Rise.
Gallery
Trivia
- The trailer for the Monster Hunter costumes in Ultimate contain a myriad of references to the Monster Hunter series:
- The Hunter and Rathalos Equipment Miis are seen fighting several characters that refer to multiple monsters:
- Pink Donkey Kong represents Congagala, a gorilla-like Fanged Beast from Monster Hunter 2.
- Ridley represents the Yian Garuga, an aggressive purple bird wyvern from Monster Hunter Freedom Unite.
- The blue Banjo represents Arzuros, a large bear-like Fanged Beast originating in Monster Hunter Portable 3rd, and is also one of the notable monsters in Monster Hunter: Rise.
- White Charizard along with the army of smaller white Kirbys represent Khezu, a strange worm-like flying wyvern that dwells in caves, originating in the original Monster Hunter.
- The Peckish Aristocrab on Garden of Hope refers to the Daimyo Hermitaur, a large crab-like monster known as a Carapaceon introduced in Monster Hunter 2.
- The Hunter Equipment Miis can be seen performing Stone Scabbard and Blade Counter, which very likely serve as references to the long sword moves Spirit Helm Breaker and Foresight Slash, respectively.
- Similarly, the Rathalos Equipment Miis perform a parry, Hero's Spin, and Blurring Blade, likely referring to guard points, Amped Elemental Discharge, and Super Amped Elemental Discharge, respectively, which are all notable moves utilized by the charge blade weapon.
- The Hunter and Rathalos Equipment Miis are seen fighting several characters that refer to multiple monsters:
Character Inspirations for Mii Fighter Costumes in Super Smash Bros. 4 | |
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Mii Brawler | Akira · Captain Falcon · Flying Man · Heihachi · Jacky · King K. Rool · Knuckles · Toad |
Mii Swordfighter | Ashley · Black Knight · Chrom · Dunban · Gil · Link · Lloyd · Monster Hunter · Takamaru · Viridi · Zero |
Mii Gunner | Fox · Geno · Inkling · Isabelle · K.K. Slider · MegaMan.EXE · Proto Man · Samus · Tails · X |
Headgear only | Barbara · Chain Chomp · Chocobo · Daisy · Inkling Squid · Luigi · Majora's Mask · Mario · Meta Knight · Peach · Red Shell · Sheik · Shy Guy · Spiny · Super Mushroom · Waluigi · Wario · Zelda |