GBA 049's video: Monster Hunter Frontier Z: Doragyurosu - Hammer

(Pay no attention to the physics breaking shadow ascending through the skies) Alright. To put this in rational consideration, the distinctive qualities between Berukyurosu and his deeply ambiguous elemental transmuted counterpart Doragyurosu, are at most nonidentical in design structure. Which is honestly surprising to me seeing how almost exact they are in appearance, yet their traditional behavior are complete polar opposites when taken to account from the aspects of status. Par for the course, Berukyurosu stabilizes a slow and mindful procedure in combat by keeping a watchful eye to it's surroundings as well as the pursuer thanks to the excellent keen sense of intellect keeping the situation at bay however and whenever it sees fit. In addition to preserving an airborne stance at all times when it's calm, therefore demonstrating the battle with Berukyurosu most ideal for casual hunting experiences prior when it turns enraged. This in turn allows Berukyurosu to change it's array of attacks with increased power by utilizing it's discharged appendages with extended reach. All the while still withholding it's sharp senses in full awareness. Doragyurosu can be best summarized as the brawn over brain in comparison. Although despite the disappointing factor of the clairvoyant evasive programming being totally nonexistent etched on to it's design, and also the airborne motif switched to permanent grounded measures, Doragyurosu is still quite incredibly significant with how much variety is distributed to keep the two monsters separate. Notably, Doragyurosu focuses on agility and quicker on the offense, assembles more authentic physicality with it's appendages greater than Berukyurosu, and is overall more precise on attacking. On an extra tid bit, his biting attack now reduces weapon sharpness. The 3 things that satisfies me the most about Doragyurosu is the flaunting gestures he makes after certain attacks, the swift acrobatics he performs in the air, and how much he distances himself while attacking from afar. It's a very engaging fight that really does a MASSIVE amount of well earned replay value because of how much fun it is to out zone him. Especially that dragon spark pillar crash AOE. Soooooo invigorating to dodge. Though as purely exhilarating as it is, my genuine preferences still has to respectfully go out to Berukyurosu's literal evasion skills and casual design over Doragyurosu's ascended growth of power courtesy to the dragon element. I might be bias for that but power doesn't always have to mean everything. Oh yeah, as an aside to the iconic growling noise that's impossible to forget, what I especially love the most about these 2 monsters as a whole is their ridiculous indication of turning enraged. Yeah who needs a monster to flare up on the face and let out an angry screech of vengeance when these guys over here legitimately DEMAND you to GET. FUCKING. READY? I mean... anything to show the intensity for danger occurring out of nowhere so much as long as it works for a hunter's instincts. And I learned that the hard way in HR4. Lol, good times