This is especially true for some Elder Dragon hunts, like Fatalis. Depending on quest rank and how strong your weapon is, you can be hacking and slashing away at a large monster for as little as 5 minutes or as many as 40 before it goes down.World improves on this by including a miniature Canteen at campsites, allowing you to re-buff if enough time has passed. The only way to fail an Expedition is to abandon it yourself, which is still counted as "done" you just won't get drops or Caravan Points. Death Is a Slap on the Wrist: In 4/4U's Expeditions, since you have unlimited time and can take unlimited retries, the worst that can happen when fainting is losing your Food buffs (unless you have Felyne Foodie) and the monster possibly fleeing the map entirely before you can get back to it (which can be very frustrating in and of itself, but won't fail the expedition).It flies over the area and drops explosive scales all over, making the comparisons to a bomber plane very appropriate. Bazelgeuse specializes in this tactic.Dalamadur has a similar move involving burning metal meteors, and Gogmazios has a variant which involves unleashing a giant explosive tar blast on the ground after flying high into the air. The Fatalis dragons and their cousin, the Dire Miralis, have several attacks that involve meteors or lightning coming from the sky to hit unsuspecting hunters these attacks also tend to count as One Hit Kills.Flying monsters, such as Rathalos, Barioth, and the elder dragon Kushala Daora, prefer to hover in the air and spam projectiles or divebomb players Khezu and his cousin Gigginox can cling to ceilings and employ Vertical Kidnapping or projectile spamming and certain other monsters like Brachydios, Tigrex, Lavasioth, Congalala, and Rajang love to abuse their devastating leap attacks. Many monsters love to do this, making it difficult to counter them since they're often in an unreachable spot.Not only does it give Hunters an even larger repertoire of aerial attacks than in 4U, but it also gives Hunters the ability to jump freely in the vicinity of large monsters, using the monster itself as a platform to make jumps off of. Generations expands on this even further with the Aerial Hunting Style. The Battle Tonfas in Frontier also have leap attacks in its repertoire, albeit taken Up to Eleven since it can double-, triple-, or even quadruple-jump. Beginning in 4U, Hunters can use aerial melee attacks which can topple monsters with enough hits, but the two weapons that fit this trope best are the Lance and Insect Glaive, both of which have built-in leap attacks as opposed to other melee weapons that require a ledge or wall to jump off of.Some bows in 4 substitute Arc shots for Power shots instead. They fire a shot into the air, then rain back down some distance in front of you, with effects such as a concentrated rapid-fire Rain of Arrows or an explosive blast. Death from Above: Both hunters and monsters can pull this off it's particularly egregious in the case of the monsters, many of which are classified as flying creatures.The weapons resemble grotesque syringes and scalpels. The armors have a distinct hospital/lab coat feel to them and give skills like Rec Lvl+, which increases the potency of recovery items. Deadly Doctor: This is the theme of the Khezu equipment.
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Day-Old Legend: The series abounds in this, possibly justified in that hunting is a business that has been going on for hundreds of years, and as long as you have sufficient materials you can make endless duplicates, thus implying that all the backstoried weapons you use are simply replicas of the versions that made the legends.David Versus Goliath: The premise of the whole franchise: average human beings versus colossal superpowered beasts.Dance Party Ending: The village questline in Generations ends with the Meowstress singing and dancing with a bunch of Felynes.
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