This invasive variety of Khezu is the source of the “Death Shriek”
legend from Glacial Caps folklore. Its resonance organ can emit
a shrill cry that elicits instinctive fear responses in victims.

Characterized by a specialized throat structure and highly
developed resonance organ, this monster can vibrate its
exceptionally thick vocal cords to emit explosively loud screams.

This monster’s Death Shriek causes powerful vocal cord oscillations
that create energy to stimulate its muscles and electric organs,
drastically increasing this specimen’s power generation capacity.

Thunder

Paralysis

Normal

Very Effective

Normal

Very Ineffective

Normal

Normal

An invasive subspecies of Diablos with far greater lethality than
the regular species. It swiftly burrows underground to surprise
threats by delivering a decisive attack from below with its horns.

This monster faced extinction due to poor thermoregulation,
but survived by moving underground. When fighting aboveground,
it tends to prefer places that are less open to the elements.

This creature’s twisted horns are an acquired characteristic. One
theory posits that the horns were damaged by pressure and rotation
while burrowing, and then gradually twisted as they regenerated.

Normal

Ineffective

Effective

Normal

Very Effective

Effective

This invasive subspecies of Plesioth has evolved to absorb water
through its skin for storage. This water can then be violently
expelled from the mouth with the force of a cannon blast.

The cells within its scales have evolved to store vast amounts
of water. When in danger, it uses these water reserves to cover
its body in an aquatic armor that protects from all impacts.

This specimen boasts excellent water retention thanks to tubes that
connect its distinctive protrusions to water-storing organs. These
allow it to absorb water directly when stores run critically low.

Water

Water

Normal

Effective

Ineffective

Very Effective

Ineffective

Normal

This invasive subspecies of Yian Garuga is far deadlier than the
regular species in terms of combat and toxicity. The body markings
are caused by venom seeping out from its numerous venom glands.

The venom production process within this monster increases energy
utilization, meaning neurotransmission speed and muscular strength
can be enhanced by secreting greater quantities of venom.

This monster is far more ferocious than the normal species due
to a chemical byproduct of venom production. As it secretes venom,
this chemical irritates its nerves, keeping it constantly agitated.

Fire

Poison

Normal

Very Ineffective

Very Effective

Ineffective

Normal

Effective

Like any true warrior, this invasive subspecies of Shogun Ceanataur
excels at both offense and defense. It uses large, mutated claws
to eviscerate prey while its sturdy black shell wards off attacks.

This monster has been observed scraping its shell against solid
rock. After years of such polishing, the shell grows as unyielding
as diamond and takes on a ghastly black luster.

This monster’s massive pincers have extremely sharp tips, but they
cannot withstand powerful impacts against hard objects. The easily
broken pincers are therefore the monster’s weak point.

Water

Bleed

Normal

Ineffective

Ineffective

Very Effective

Effective

Normal

The mighty blows dealt by this invasive subspecies of Arzuros can
shatter rock with ease. Highly intelligent as well as strong, some
have been sighted leading regular Arzuros on hunts.

Particularly adept at using its excellent sense of smell to gather
large amounts of food, this monster distributes collected food
to the regular species to form bonds and strengthen the pack.

Because the food source is literally the lifeline of the entire
species, stolen honey is stored underground to be dug up as needed.
As the leader, the Invasive Arzuros decides how it is distributed.

Normal

Very Effective

Normal

Effective

Effective

Ineffective

An invasive subspecies of Nerscylla that stealthily hunts any who
wander into its territory. Prey is seized and immobilized by this
monster’s massive chelicera before being mercilessly devoured.

This monster’s head bears scars from turf wars with territorial
rivals. Although these scars are weak points, they are well hidden
by the creature’s large chelicera and proficiency with camouflage.

Large pigmentation cells dot the surface of this monster’s body.
It releases darker pigments to camouflage itself better as night
falls, which is why it excels at ambushing prey in the dark.

Normal

Very Effective

Ineffective

Effective

Normal

Ineffective

The gleaming silver scales on this invasive subspecies of Seregios
help differentiate it from the normal species. Flung at nearly the
speed of sound, those bladescales unerringly find their mark.

This specimen’s scales are as durable as steel and hold vast
amounts of iron. Moreover, an acidic fluid can be secreted
to remove rust from the scales and preserve their strength.

Bladescales may be extremely hard, but they are just as heavy. This
monster’s muscles are well developed due to continually wielding
the hefty scales, granting it exceptional physical prowess.

Bleed

Very Ineffective

Very Ineffective

Very Ineffective

Very Ineffective

Very Ineffective

Very Ineffective

An invasive subspecies of Odogaron that seeks only to butcher any
creature it sees. The flaming arms are said to have dragged many
a hunter to hell, lending to its horrifying presence.

This monster’s body is specially built to absorb fat from carrion
and then secrete that fat onto its skin. Striking the ground with
its claws ignites those oils to engulf invaders in flame.

A unique compound in this specimen’s heat-resistant claws prevents
damage even when run against the hard ground. Even if they wear
down, the claws soon grow back due to an unusually high metabolism.

Bleed
Burn

Normal

Ineffective

Ineffective

Effective

Very Effective

Normal