I already pointed this out on the other app, but there's eight hunters in this art.

Lastly, he mentions that he breeds lizards, two just hatched right before he left for Paris. He also says that he brought in some shed skin to be scanned and used to make the foot textures for Rey Dau, and it makes him feel weird when he plays sometimes, lol

He points out that Kunafans use these crystals, and also have livestock. He draws attention to the Chief's interior design resembling the lightning attribute symbol, and he suggests it may be interesting to consider the historical reasons why Kunafa has Seikrets.

He calls the grounding pods a "relic from the era of ancient civilizations," so take that as you will.

It can also take in power through the electrified atmosphere of the sandtide, allowing it to charge itself up much faster during the inclement weather.

The scraping sound you hear while it flies is the sound of its crystals and shell pieces grinding against each other.

It generates electricity as the uneven parts of its body rub against each other and the sand, and as part of that generation process it gets covered in crystals. It can use those glass-like crystals to direct and intensify the charge because they're nonconductive to electricity.

Its mouth was designed to shred prey, and was also based on centipedes with its weird jaw extension thingies (lol)

They name mons using key terms consulting worldwide languages. Rey Dau's terms were "voltage," "vertex," "light beam," "charge," and "king." So they used the Italian word "re" (king), the chinese word "léi" (lightning), the English word "ray," and the Arabic word "daw'" (light).

He says that the Wind's Gasp is a lightning generator, and that there's a reason for its appearance he can't share that he wants users to think about.

He explains that this portion of the symbol represents the lightning attribute, and says that there may be some "link" between the six dragons in the title logo of Wilds.

Tokuda shared a LOT at MH Festa about the lore and worldview of Monster Hunter Wilds. Apparently, not only was the Scarlet Forest not originally a forest, neither was the Windward Plains originally a desert.

[MHWs Beta Text] Japanese text calls Arkveld (アルシュベルド, Arushuberudo) a "hiryuu," (飛竜) which translates literally as "flying dragon," and is almost always localized as "flying wyvern."

Finally cleared all the normal-class/low-ranking quests in Monster Hunter Portable~