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Summary
When you get into aMonster Huntergame, it’s for a specific reason.
Hunting down these monsters is a thrill, as is learning all the games' unique weapons.
Yet there is still a story in place, limited as it may have been in earlier entries.
And a story always demands a big final boss in a game like this.
And Monster Hunter has lots.
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All of them are challenging, each of them putting your skills to the test.
So let’s take a look at all of these fearsome beasts.
This list will be focusing on the final boss of each game with respect to the Ultimate/G versions.
By all metrics, they fit the typical idea of what a western dragon would be.
Large with black scales and a massive wingspan and a long, serpentine neck.
7Crimson Fatalis
Monster Hunter 2
Of course, one Fatalis could never be enough.
This fearsome monster appears again in the sequel, Monster Hunter Dos, but with some changes.
Bathed in lava, this Fatalis has become Crimson Fatalis and learned the ability to summon meteors.
Because what is a sequel if not bigger than scarier than what came before?
These are the best exclusive features you’re free to play around with in different Monster Hunter games.
What if it became the volcano?
Once it does come on land, its scale really shows as it starts showering meteors down on you.
And those wings aren’t just for looks, either.
Ever wondered where your favourite Elder Dragon In Monster Hunter came from?
Well look no further.
Monster Hunter Generations' Ahtal-Ka is different.
If hunters can use all these different tools, why can’t they?
And soAhtal-Ka, functionally, brings a mech.
And after a while, they’ll even yank a whole mech out of the sand to pilot.
Here are our top ten.
The original final boss makes their return, more powerful than every before.
They are massive, scaling the whole arena while raining down fire upon you.
Yet after a few update, they were no longer the end.
That came with Primordial Malzeno, one long before the Qurio infected it.
It is not a fight for the faint of heart.
In terms of the sheer spectacle though, Zoh Shia steals the show.
