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|name        = Monster Hunter
|name        = Monster Hunter
|universe    = {{uv|Monster Hunter}}
|universe    = {{uv|Monster Hunter}}
|image        = {{tabber|title1=Hunter's Armor|tab1=[[File:MH3 Hunter's Armor CG Artworks.png|250px|Monster Hunters wearing Hunter's Armor]]|title2=Rathalos Armor|tab2=[[File:MH3 Rathalos Armor Concept Art.png|250px|Concept art of Monster Hunters wearing Rathalos Armor]]}}
|image        = {{tabber|title1=Hunter's Armor|content1=[[File:MH3 Hunter's Armor CG Artworks.png|250px|Monster Hunters wearing Hunter's Armor]]|title2=Rathalos Armor|content2=[[File:MH3 Rathalos Armor Concept Art.png|250px|Concept art of Monster Hunters wearing Rathalos Armor]]}}
|caption      ={{symbol|specialstages}}<br>Monster Hunters as seen in ''Monster Hunter Tri''.
|caption      ={{symbol|specialstages}}<br>Monster Hunters as seen in ''Monster Hunter Tri''.
|firstgame    = ''{{iw|wikipedia|Monster Hunter|video game}}'' (2004)
|firstgame    = ''{{iw|wikipedia|Monster Hunter|video game}}'' (2004)
|games        =''[[SSB4]]''
|games        =''[[SSB4]]''
|lastappearance= ''{{iw|wikipedia|Monster Hunter Rise}}'' (2021)
|lastappearance= ''{{iw|wikipedia|Monster Hunter Stories}}'' (remaster) (2024)
|console      = PlayStation 2
|console      = PlayStation 2
|species      = Human
|species      = Human
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==Origin==
==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 core gameplay loop of every mainline ''Monster Hunter'' game is taking up quests in hunting and defeating monsters. Once a monster is defeated, players can salvage parts of a monster, which can be used to create various pieces of equipment. These include weapons, armor, augmentations, and other items, with parts of certain monsters granting unique abilities.


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.
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.
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[[File:DLC Costume Hunter's Mail.jpg|thumb|left|The Hunter's Helm and Mail in ''SSB4''.]]
[[File:DLC Costume Hunter's Mail.jpg|thumb|left|The Hunter's Helm and Mail in ''SSB4''.]]
[[File:DLC Costume Rathalos Mail.jpg|thumb|left|The Rathalos Helm and Mail in ''SSB4''.]]
[[File:DLC Costume Rathalos Mail.jpg|thumb|left|The Rathalos Helm and Mail in ''SSB4''.]]
Two Monster Hunter armor sets are the basis for paid [[downloadable content]] [[Alternate costume (SSB4)#Wave 4|costumes]] for {{SSB4|Mii Swordfighter}}s. The armor sets used are the [http://monsterhunter.wikia.com/wiki/Hunter's_Armor_%28Blade%29%28MH3%29 Hunter's Blademaster Armor] while wielding the [http://monsterhunter.wikia.com/wiki/Hunter's_Knife Hunter's Knife] sword and shield set, and the [http://monsterhunter.wikia.com/wiki/Rathalos_Armor_%28Blade%29 Rathalos Blademaster Armor] while wielding the [http://monsterhunter.wikia.com/wiki/Blazing_Falchion Blazing Falchion] sword and shield set.{{clr}}
 
Two Monster Hunter armor sets are the basis for paid [[downloadable content]] [[Alternate costume (SSB4)#Wave 4|costumes]] for {{SSB4|Mii Swordfighter}}s. The armor sets used are the [http://monsterhunter.wikia.com/wiki/Hunter's_Armor_%28Blade%29%28MH3%29 Hunter's Blademaster Armor] while wielding the [http://monsterhunter.wikia.com/wiki/Hunter's_Knife Hunter's Knife] sword and shield set, and the [http://monsterhunter.wikia.com/wiki/Rathalos_Armor_%28Blade%29 Rathalos Blademaster Armor] while wielding the [http://monsterhunter.wikia.com/wiki/Blazing_Falchion Blazing Falchion] sword and shield set.
 
The reveal trailer for the costumes uses "[https://youtu.be/JSC9ENc78mg/ Proof of a Hero ~ 4Version]" from ''Monster Hunter 4'', which later released internationally as ''Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate''. Though the song wasn't included in ''SSB4'', it would later be included in ''Ultimate'''s base game.{{clr}}
 
==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''==
==In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''==
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[[File:MiiCostumeHunterSSBU.jpg|thumb|left|The Hunter's Helm and Mail in ''Ultimate''.]]
[[File:MiiCostumeHunterSSBU.jpg|thumb|left|The Hunter's Helm and Mail in ''Ultimate''.]]
[[File:MiiCostumeRathalosSSBU.jpg|thumb|left|The Rathalos Helm and Mail in ''Ultimate''.]]
[[File:MiiCostumeRathalosSSBU.jpg|thumb|left|The Rathalos Helm and Mail in ''Ultimate''.]]
The two Mii Swordfighter costumes from ''SSB4'' were released as DLC for ''Ultimate'' on March 4th, 2021. The timing window for their release was set to double as a promotion for ''{{s|wikipedia|Monster Hunter Rise}}''.
The two {{SSBU|Mii Swordfighter}} costumes from ''SSB4'' were released as DLC for ''Ultimate'' on March 4th, 2021. The timing window for their release was set to double as a promotion for ''{{s|wikipedia|Monster Hunter Rise}}''.


The trailer for the Monster Hunter costumes in ''Ultimate'' contain a myriad of references to the ''Monster Hunter'' series. Along with the Rathalos, the Hunter and Rathalos Equipment Miis are seen fighting several characters that refer to multiple monsters: a yellow {{SSBU|Yoshi}} along with smaller Yoshis referencing Qurupeco, a bird wyvern that can summon smaller monsters to aid it in battle from ''Monster Hunter 3''; pink {{SSBU|Donkey Kong}} referencing Congagala, a gorilla-like Fanged Beast from ''Monster Hunter 2''; {{SSBU|Ridley}} referencing the Yian Garuga, an aggressive purple bird wyvern from ''Monster Hunter Freedom Unite''; a white {{SSBU|Charizard}} along with many small white {{SSBU|Kirby}}s referencing Khezu, a strange worm-like flying wyvern that dwells in caves and creates small larvae, originating in the original ''Monster Hunter''; and the [[Peckish Aristocrab]] on [[Garden of Hope]] referencing the Daimyo Hermitaur, a large crab-like monster known as a Carapaceon introduced in ''Monster Hunter 2''.
The [[trailer]] for the Monster Hunter costumes in ''Ultimate'' contain a myriad of references to the ''Monster Hunter'' series. Along with the Rathalos, the Hunter and Rathalos Equipment [[Mii]]s are seen fighting several characters that refer to multiple monsters: a yellow {{SSBU|Yoshi}} along with smaller Yoshis referencing [https://monsterhunter.fandom.com/wiki/Qurupeco Qurupeco], a bird wyvern that can summon smaller monsters to aid it in battle from ''Monster Hunter 3''; pink {{SSBU|Donkey Kong}} referencing [https://monsterhunter.fandom.com/wiki/Congalala Congagala], a gorilla-like Fanged Beast from ''Monster Hunter 2''; {{SSBU|Ridley}} referencing the [https://monsterhunter.fandom.com/wiki/Yian_Garuga Yian Garuga], an aggressive purple bird wyvern with noticeably hardened skin from ''Monster Hunter Freedom Unite''; and a white {{SSBU|Charizard}} along with many small white {{SSBU|Kirby}}s referencing [https://monsterhunter.fandom.com/wiki/Khezu Khezu], a strange worm-like flying wyvern that dwells in caves and creates small larvae, introduced in the original ''Monster Hunter''.


The Hunter Equipment Miis can also 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. Near the end of the Round 9 Mii Costume trailer, the hunter Miis are seen standing next to a collapsed Rathalos while a Mii wearing the [[Felyne]] hat is carrying a barrel. This is referring to hunters placing down barrel bombs on sleeping monsters.
The Hunter Equipment Miis can also be seen performing [[Stone Scabbard]] and [[Blade Counter]], which very likely serve as references to the [https://monsterhunter.fandom.com/wiki/Long_Sword 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 [https://monsterhunter.fandom.com/wiki/Charge_Blade charge blade] weapon. Near the end of the Round 9 Mii Costume trailer, the hunter Miis are seen standing next to a collapsed Rathalos while a [[Felyne]] hat Mii is carrying a [[barrel]]. This is referring to hunters placing down barrel bombs on sleeping monsters.


Purchasing the Hunter's Mail costume alters the {{h2|List of spirits (Others)|Palamute}} spirit battle introduced in the [[MONSTER HUNTER RISE]] spirit event, with the {{SSBU|Mii Swordfighter}} in said battle switching to said costume instead of the Ninja Headband and Ninja Suit.
Purchasing the Hunter's Mail costume alters the {{h2|List of spirits (Others)|Palamute}} spirit battle introduced in the [[MONSTER HUNTER RISE]] spirit event, with the {{SSBU|Mii Swordfighter}} in said battle switching to said costume instead of the Ninja Headband and Ninja Suit. Similarly, purchasing the Rathalos Armor costume alters the {{h2|List of spirits (Others)|Razewing Ratha}} spirit battle which was added in version 13.0.0, with the Mii Swordfighter in said battle switching to said costume instead of the Ninja Headband and Standard Outfit.
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Latest revision as of 16:53, July 17, 2024

This article is about the player-created avatar in the Monster Hunter series. For the universe, see Monster Hunter (universe).
Monster Hunter
Monster Hunters wearing Hunter's Armor
Concept art of Monster Hunters wearing Rathalos Armor

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Monster Hunters as seen in Monster Hunter Tri.
Universe Monster Hunter
Debut Monster Hunter (2004)
Smash Bros. appearances SSB4
Most recent non-Smash appearance Monster Hunter Stories (remaster) (2024)
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[edit]

The core gameplay loop of every mainline Monster Hunter game is taking up quests in hunting and defeating monsters. Once a monster is defeated, players can salvage parts of a monster, which can be used to create various pieces of equipment. These include weapons, armor, augmentations, and other items, with parts of certain monsters granting unique abilities.

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[edit]

The Hunter's Helm and Mail in SSB4.
The Rathalos Helm and Mail in SSB4.

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.

The reveal trailer for the costumes uses "Proof of a Hero ~ 4Version" from Monster Hunter 4, which later released internationally as Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate. Though the song wasn't included in SSB4, it would later be included in Ultimate's base game.

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate[edit]

The Hunter's Helm and Mail in Ultimate.
The Rathalos Helm and Mail in Ultimate.

The two Mii Swordfighter costumes from SSB4 were released as DLC for Ultimate on March 4th, 2021. The timing window for their release was set to double as a promotion for Monster Hunter Rise.

The trailer for the Monster Hunter costumes in Ultimate contain a myriad of references to the Monster Hunter series. Along with the Rathalos, the Hunter and Rathalos Equipment Miis are seen fighting several characters that refer to multiple monsters: a yellow Yoshi along with smaller Yoshis referencing Qurupeco, a bird wyvern that can summon smaller monsters to aid it in battle from Monster Hunter 3; pink Donkey Kong referencing Congagala, a gorilla-like Fanged Beast from Monster Hunter 2; Ridley referencing the Yian Garuga, an aggressive purple bird wyvern with noticeably hardened skin from Monster Hunter Freedom Unite; and a white Charizard along with many small white Kirbys referencing Khezu, a strange worm-like flying wyvern that dwells in caves and creates small larvae, introduced in the original Monster Hunter.

The Hunter Equipment Miis can also 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. Near the end of the Round 9 Mii Costume trailer, the hunter Miis are seen standing next to a collapsed Rathalos while a Felyne hat Mii is carrying a barrel. This is referring to hunters placing down barrel bombs on sleeping monsters.

Purchasing the Hunter's Mail costume alters the Palamute spirit battle introduced in the MONSTER HUNTER RISE spirit event, with the Mii Swordfighter in said battle switching to said costume instead of the Ninja Headband and Ninja Suit. Similarly, purchasing the Rathalos Armor costume alters the Razewing Ratha spirit battle which was added in version 13.0.0, with the Mii Swordfighter in said battle switching to said costume instead of the Ninja Headband and Standard Outfit.

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