Every New Monster Revealed For Monster Hunter Wilds (So Far)
With 2024 coming to an end, fans don't have too long to wait until its release on February 28, 2025, and Capcom has already released lots of details on the confirmed monsters you can expect to see. Capcom recently released a new trailer for the game and a gameplay overview, with new information such as the removal of gender on armor, along with 25 new monsters.
In, Alma, the expedition’s handler, leads players through various biomes to investigate the White Wraith, the supposed extinct Arkveld, while also rescuing Nata’s people. She'll also guide fans as they play as the group’s hunter through quests, which are focused on monster hunts, accompanied by a Palico for support and occasionally other units, such as the Astrum Unit. Four monsters were revealed directly in the latest trailer: Doshaguma, Balahara, Chatacarba, and Rey Dau.
Along with the recent trailer showcase, various eagle-eyed players have dissected promotional materials to decipher some of the as-of-yet-unnamed creatures still to be formally revealed by Capcom. However, lots of this is still speculative and not yet confirmed. As such, our below list is still a work-in-progress as we wait for more details to come to light.Keep checking back to find out new monster details as they're revealed over the coming weeks and months.
This particular monster can be found in the Windward Plains and the Scarlet Forest; it resembles a lion with its thick fur mane but has the legs of a rhino with claws. It is also noted as one of the fanged beasts, meaning it moves quickly and resembles mammals. With front legs, it is armored and its claws are sharp, allowing it to deal a lot of damage. Other than its claws, it can use its canines to fight back.
Monster Hunter: Wilds brings an extra layer to the ecology of the franchise with the addition of a series-first mechanic to give it depth.
Doshaguma also move in packs, with its leader being the largest to fight for their other Doshaguma. They are more powerful and more
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