Older Monsters that Should Still Appear in Monster Hunter Rise and Beyond

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The release of Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak dramatically expanded the roster of monsters to hunt. New and old creatures alike joined Monster Hunter Rise, but each new entry in the Monster Hunter series leaves some monsters behind. Many haven't been seen in years, leaving players wondering when they will next get to hunt these forgotten monsters again.

Monster Hunter Rise and its predecessor Monster Hunter World have both done a commendable job of representing the series' history, with some classic Monster Hunter reps appearing in every game so far — namely the signature Rathian and Rathalos. But others have been excluded from newer releases, stuck in the earliest iterations of the Monster Hunter series. From elder dragons to mild-mannered herbivores, these memorable monsters deserve a spot in future Monster Hunter Rise updates.

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The series' first siege monster, Lao-Shan Lung dates back the original Monster Hunter. Lao-Shan Lung is a massive monster comparable in size to Safi'Jiva from Monster Hunter World, and as a result it's earned the name of «The Old Mountain Dragon» with a fearsome reputation to boot. It's known for inflicting mindless devastation on its surroundings, leveling towns and ignoring hunters entirely thanks to its hulking size, ranking as one of the strongest Elder Dragons according to lore.

Monoblos are large Flying Wyverns that also made their first appearance in the original Monster Hunter. With a rock-hard frill protecting its neck and a single massive horn, Monoblos look like a cross between a Barroth and a Diablos. Like Diablos, Monoblos have a club-like tail that they can use to devastating effect, crushing attackers and keeping