The rib of a Khezu.

The skin of a Red Khezu. Becomes more flexible the more
attacks it absorbs.

Webbing taken from a Red Khezu. Sought after for its
versatility and bright color.

The lips of a Red Khezu.

The shell of a Gravios, easily mistakable for a rough rock.
Ore can sometimes be found embedded in it, if you are lucky.

Part of the Gravios head. Can take days to hammer into
a workable shape.

Bone marrow extracted from a Gravios. Without the right
skills, this rare item is nigh impossible to acquire.

The ebon shell of a Black Gravios. Its deep blackness
is awe-inspiring.

A part carved from the head of a Black Gravios. Looks like
a terrifying black mask.

Bone marrow of a Black Gravios. Highly adhesive and a useful
binding agent.

The shell that encases a Diablos. A prodigiously dense
and heavy material.

The prized tail of a Diablos. Puts heavy tools like steel
hammers to shame.

The large, twisted horn of a Diablos. Has a wide range
of uses in different industries.

The ebony shell of a Black Diablos.

The tail of a Black Diablos. Like a giant mallet, smashes
attackers with brutal blows.

The horn of a Black Diablos. The sight of it shimmering in
the light is breathtaking.

A pink scale from a Yian Kut-Ku. Highly resistant to heat.

Webbing from a Yian Kut-Ku wing. Widely used
as an adhesive material.

The beak of a Yian Kut-Ku. Uncommonly large with strength
to match.

A scale of a Blue Yian Kut-Ku. This shade of blue
can’t be found elsewhere.

The shell of a Blue Yian Kut-Ku. A material popular
for its refreshing color.

The ear of a Blue Yian Kut-Ku. Sometimes used to craft
elegant decorations.

Highly elastic Gypceros hide. A good insulator, resistant
to electricity.

Webbing from a Gypceros wing. Resistant against electricity
and poison.

The head of a Gypceros in all its glory.

The hide of a Purple Gypceros.

Webbing from a Purple Gypceros wing. Has superior resistance
against poison.

The tail of a Purple Gypceros. One of the best insulators
available.

An incandescent scale from a Plesioth. Becomes brittle
if it dries out.

The sharpened tooth of a Plesioth.

A beautiful fin from a Plesioth. The spikes are
stunningly poisonous.

The scale of a mysterious Green Plesioth. It has an
emerald-like glow.

A small but very sharp, spiked fang that lodges itself
in the flesh of the Plesioth’s prey.

A beautiful fin that makes for a truly unique decoration.

The tough blue skin of a Velocidrome. It bears the scars
of a leadership role.

The claw of a Velocidrome. Large and sharp as a sword’s
blade.

A Velocidrome head.

A scale carved from a Yian Garuga. It shines an ominous
purple.

The ear of a Yian Garuga. Its shape and form show
a different evolutionary path than Yian Kut-Ku.

The beak of a Yian Garuga. Symbolic of this
monster’s ferocity.

The massive leg of a Shogun Ceanataur. These legs must contain
unimaginable strength to move such a large body.

The massive shell of a Shogun Ceanataur. It is characterized
by the distinct coloring and pattern.

The massive claws of a Shogun Ceanataur. They are capable
of cutting through anything that stands in the way.

White fur with astounding thermal properties and as
strong as an iron chain.

The fang of the killer Blangonga. As sharp and deadly as a dagger.

A fine hair that sprouted from the face of a Blangonga
troop leader.

A moss that grows on Yama Tsukami. The giant’s body has
given it mysterious powers.

A tree that grows on Yama Tsukami. It’s surrounded by a
truly mysterious air.

Hide carved from a Yama Tsukami. Can be made into
textile fabric with processing.

A scale from the incredibly violent Tigrex. Incredibly massive
and sturdy.

The distinctive front claw of a Tigrex.
Renowned for its fearsomely sharp edge.

The head of a Tigrex. Has a fearsome expression, as if it’ll
spring to life any second.

The scale of a Brute Tigrex. Just a glance is enough
to instill fear into foes.

The claw of a Brute Tigrex. The thought of being hit by this
fills most with horror.

The tail of a Brute Tigrex. Packed with lean flesh
and muscle sinews.

A scale of a Nargacuga. The fur that grows on the scales
is referred to as blackfur.

The fur found on Nargacuga scales. Black as night,
which gifts it excellent camouflage.

A blade-like Nargacuga wing. Evolved to cut down prey
on the fly.

A Green Nargacuga scale renowned for both its extreme
durability and its feather-light weight.

The mottled fur of a Green Nargacuga. A varicolored veil
in any environment.

The sky-rending wing of a Green Nargacuga.
Watch your fingers!

The white shell of a Barioth. Strong despite its incredible
lightness.

A spike that adorns the body of a Barioth. Provides extra grip
when scaling icy cliffs.

The long front teeth of a Barioth. Used as weapon materials
as well as for furnishings.

The shell of a Sand Barioth. Even a raging sandstorm will
fail to damage it.

The bronze-colored pelt of a Sand Barioth.
Good at absorbing attacks.

The saber-teeth of a Sand Barioth. A vibrant blue beneath
a sand coating.

The scale of a Deviljho. Only the most skilled can fashion
it into something useful.

The fang of a Deviljho. Used to mercilessly rip prey apart.

The claw of a Deviljho, that has plenty of raw power. Usually
wielded with little finesse.

The shell of a Barroth. Constant rolling in the mud has only
served to increase its strength.

The claw of a Barroth. Not very sharp, but very tough.
Used in a variety of processes.

This durable part of a Barroth’s skull is also the hardest
section to remove.

The shell of a Jade Barroth. Its structure allows ice
to easily form on its surface.

The claw of a Jade Barroth. So cold that a blow from it could
easily cause frostbite.

The scalp of a Jade Barroth. Like a crown of ice. Incredibly
tough to remove, and even more challenging to work with.

The scale of a Lagiacrus. Its surface reflects many shades
of blue in the light.

The horn of a Lagiacrus. Held up as a symbol of tremendous
strength.

This Lagiacrus spike is actually used to release
electricity, not generate it. Safe to handle.

The pale scale of an Ivory Lagiacrus. Insulates the beast
against electricity.

The horn of an Ivory Lagiacrus and a symbol of power.
Coveted by aristocrats everywhere.

A spike from an Ivory Lagiacrus that is used to
store and release electricity.

The scale of a Royal Ludroth. Such tiny scales allow the beast
its sinuous movement.

The finned tail of a Royal Ludroth, used by fishermen
for their boats.

A crest from a Royal Ludroth’s head. Flares up during
moments of extreme anger.

The scale of a Purple Ludroth. Popular as a decorative item
due to its white hue.

The red claw of a Purple Ludroth. Not limited to forging,
it can also be used to create essential daily commodities.

Uncannily elastic hide of a Purple Ludroth. The purple
coloring comes from the toxins found within.

A shell piece from a Nibelsnarf. Its great strength and hornlike
bulges produce unique gear.

The skin of a Nibelsnarf. Surprisingly, the skin’s flashy colors
differ from those of the shell.

A head shell from a Nibelsnarf with various organs inside.
The valuable portions are carved out and used.

A blue-green shell which stores electricity and works
as a protective insulator.

The white fur of a Zinogre. Capable of storing electricity
and amplifying its potency.

A rare scale from a Zinogre. This intimidating trophy seems
to pulse with residual fury.

The shell of a Stygian Zinogre. A reminder of the creature’s
wicked, rampaging nature.

The claw of a Stygian Zinogre. Smashes prey into dust
with its mighty swings.

The plate of a Stygian Zinogre. It is quite rare.

The pelt of an Arzuros. The lighter parts are more pliant
and much softer than the green fur.

The protective dorsal plate of an Arzuros. Gently curving
and easy to put to other uses.

A brace from an Arzuros’ forelegs. Its sharp points give
forged equipment a wild flavor.

The bluish-black shell of a Brachydios. Glossy like
obsidian, it adds a refined beauty to crafted gear.

The mighty fist of a Brachydios. Be wary of the volatile
substance covering it.

The bone marrow of a Brachydios. Used in making premium
adhesive goods.

The shell of a Nerscylla. Surprisingly light. Its markings
deter enemies.

The fang of a Nerscylla. Can be retracted or deployed
to inject venom.

The dorsal spike of a Nerscylla. Has a gland that stores poison
which it sprays on prey that wander below its web.

The shell of a Shrouded Nerscylla. Contains distinctive
poisons.

A pincer-like fang of the Shrouded Nerscylla. Its size
is astounding.

The hooked claw of a Shrouded Nerscylla. Sends shivers
down the spine.

A dangerous scale that opens at the tip to viscerally attack
the beast’s foes.

The horn from a Seregios. Sturdy yet agile as a blade,
it is perfect for crafting them.

The hard and sharp claw of a Seregios. It is capable of
tearing most armor to shreds.

A fang from a Glavenus. Razor sharp, it makes a formidable
weapon.

A shell that resembles flickering flames. Its heat
resistance is quite high.

A sharp scale that grows near the Glavenus’ tail, it has
the same role—a short blade.

An Astalos scale that reflects sunlight, giving it
a rainbow-like appearance.

Conductive material that can be harvested from an Astalos’
head when it is threatened.

A scale carved from an Astalos. It glows a bright green
and is very rare.

The purple fur of a Mizutsune. Stiff, but becomes
soft as silk when soaked with bubblefoam.

A beautiful, brocade-like fin. Males have large fins that
turn red to match their moods.

A very old scale present since the creature’s birth. It can
even create a rainbow from light.

An armor-like carapace from a Magnamalo. Won’t budge to
any run-of-the-mill strikes.

A claw that has grown into a blade shape on a Magnamalo’s
forearm. Already very sharp.

A rare Magnamalo scale. Glows with a deep-purple,
all-consuming menace.

These feathers let Bishaten go wild, providing stability
while on their hind legs.

A tail carapace that is super hard. Can be swung around
like a ball on a chain.

A Bishaten horn resembling a monk’s hat. Wearing it makes
you smarter, supposedly.

A feather from the arm wing of a Blood Orange Bishaten. These are
often used in decorations for the brilliant scarlet color.

The tail shell of a Blood Orange Bishaten. It is popular among
smithies for its durability and elasticity.

The pointy horn of a Blood Orange Bishaten. Impressive horns are
found on smarter and more cunning monsters.

An Aknosom scale that glows with a stunning ivory light.
A popular material.

A feathered Aknosom scale treasured for its use in umbrellas.
Sturdy yet light.

An Aknosom comb. The eyeball motif on the forehead shows
up in many a ghost story.

This shell’s mossy surface acts as a cushion, making it
sturdier than it looks.

You can store up water in this Tetranadon beak.
Great for gear that uses water.

A disc-shaped bone that protects a Tetranadon’s
moisturizing organ from foes.

A spiked Somnacanth carapace built for protection and
cutting through water.

A Somnacanth scale that glistens a brilliant yellow
due to its watery coating.

A Somnacanth head-fin. As beautiful as the midnight sea.
Careful with the barbs!

The shell of an Aurora Somnacanth. Highly valued for its cold
resistance by those in wintery climates.

The scale of an Aurora Somnacanth. It has the grey color
of a forbidding blizzard and is just as cold.

The claw of an Aurora Somnacanth. Deadly sharp and strong enough
to pulverize blocks of solid ice.

The claw of a Rakna-Kadaki. These durable claws are used to finish
off ensnared prey.

The silk of a Rakna-Kadaki. Fabric woven from this flexible thread
is resilient and comfortable.

The spike of a Rakna-Kadaki. Pure white silk envelops this spike
like the cloth of a fine gown.

An Almudron scale with exceptional water resistance.

The red whisker of an Almudron. It detects vibrations to pinpoint
targets with amazing accuracy.

The rarely seen plate of an Almudron.

The skin of a Wind Serpent Ibushi. Flexible, strong, and colored
a beautiful sky blue.

The horn of a Wind Serpent Ibushi. Processing these huge, sturdy
horns requires precise techniques.

An organ that stores and emits air. Inflates to float on
self-created drafts.

The fur of a Goss Harag. It is used to make cold-weather gear due
to its insulating properties.

The claw of a Goss Harag. They grow not only from its toes,
but also all over its feet!

The Goss Harag melts snow on its body, forming this ice
clump on its legs at will.

Hair that grows on a Great Izuchi’s neck and head.
Fades from white to orange.

The hide of a Great Izuchi. As befits the pack leader, it is more
colorful than normal Izuchi hide.

A crescent-bladed tail. A flick of the herd leader’s
tail brings its prey down.

The skin of a Thunder Serpent Narwa. It has insulating properties
that protect the monster from its own thunder.

The horn of a Thunder Serpent Narwa. It remains electrically charged
after being harvested, so it must not be handled with bare hands.

This lightning-emitting organ creates a magnetic
field to enable floating.

A pink scale from an Anjanath. Frighteningly tough,
with a fiery affinity to boot.

An unusual material that takes a great deal of skill and
experience to craft with.