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he ignores pitfalls, but can be briefly shocked.
Again, thats not what that says. Their shared trait is that they share no traits to classify as anything else. dangerous first class monsters are classified, and therefore not elder dragons. A right triangle is not an equilateral triangle, and will never be one.
Gore Magala is a Younger Dragon.
Someone never heard of non-euclidean geometry.
It is possible to make a triangle with three 90 degree angles. You just can't make it on a flat plane.
https://pi.math.cornell.edu/~mec/tripleright.jpg
This game had the major opportunity to explain the fall of the wyverians and the equal dragon weapon and what that was supposed to be. Humans are watching over the tech and the wyverians are chillin on a mountain top and don't actually explain anything--they very specifically tell you absolutely nothing about lore, which is infuriating.
The hunter's guild has changed quite a bit. I haven't seen mention of the hunter-killing assassin group in ages either. Capcom could easily solve these arguments by just using their own lore and clarifying things.
What I'm saying is, there's a solid probability you're all correct and capcom just let the ball drop again.
also ur mom's a square rectangle.
what they did, instead, was define elder dragons that are even worse then just "local enviorment hazard" as "dangerous first-class monsters" on top of their elder dragon status.
to no surprise: im sure you can guess what type of elder dragons you will see in that classification lol.
edit: for posterity:
I don't have easy access to that specific book so I'll have to take your word for that, but in every game that Gore Magala is in he is never once referred to as an Elder Dragon. In fact, you can even capture him in every game is present in. As far as I can tell, Monster Hunter's Encyclopedia 4 is the only place that ever refers to Gore Magala as being an Elder Dragon. MonHun 4, 4U, Generations, GenU, Rise, and Frontier Z all classify him as "???" and Wilds classifies him as a Demi Elder Dragon. I trust the 12 years worth of games between 4 and Wilds that all classify him NOT being an elder dragon over one external encyclopedia. Gore Magala is not classified as an Elder Dragon in universe. Only the adult version Shagara Magala is.
Take Fatalis for instance. Originally the concept for Monster Hunter was supposed to be a standard JRPG type fantasy fighting game... but they ditched the magic while keeping the monsters basically the same. Fatalis is literally just the unmodified Japanese "Black Dragon" fantasy trope, like the Yuusha (Hero) and Maou (Demon Lord) tropes. The problem is that because they committed to the idea of him being the biggest and strongest (because that is the trope) despite being the most generic, vanilla-as-hell, fire-breathing flying tank dragon right back at the start, they've decided to stick with what they said generation after generation.... even after making tons of Elder Dragons that are logically FAR more powerful and FAR more interesting than Fatalis.
So what do they do?
They COULD have changed their mind. They COULD have said they found other rarer dragons more powerful than Fatalis. They COULD have said that they just didn't understand. It would be fine. The Hunters Guild is unreliable and gets things wrong. They could have been wrong about Fatalis...
But no.
They buff the numbers.
Any other monster they'd give amazing new powers to, or out-do it with a stronger monster. Fatalis though? The fire just does more damage. The skin just tanks more damage. That is his whole thing. The fire doesn't even change colour. Fire does that. Hotter fire is different colours. Fatty's fire though... same orange as the Raths (at least usually). Fatalis literally can't do anything special that Rathalos can't do... but he does those same things STRONKER. Fatalis is the Artificial Difficulty Boss of the series.... and I HATE him for it.
Xeno'jiiva is considered an Elder Dragon though. So one of the two has to be wrong. They are both the baby version of an Elder Dragon and yet only one of them is classified as one.
Gore Magala is actually an argument for why "can't be classified" is not the classification for Elder Dragons. With that, it should be an Elder Dragon but it never was.
Gore Magala became a "Semi Elder" in Wilds.
No, I agree with you. I was just pointing out that Capcom is inconsistent with its classifications. I even wrote a whole paragraph about Gore Magala a few messages back. Capcom SHOULD have either classified Gore Magala as an Elder Dragon or not classified Xeno as an Elder Dragon for the sake of consistency. But they chose to be confusing about it instead.
Where does it state it? Literally in what you just posted. They are non classified. dangerous first class monster is classified.
Gin dad and the final boss who is in an arena I would imagine are both elder dragon status even if they didn't label em right?