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Kushala is hurricanes and tornadoes
Teostra is forest fires along side Lunesta
Vaal is death
There are some questionable ones, which I would say is Chameleos, but Kirin is moreso lightning storms
kirin is harder for them to classify compared to rajang, which is very similar to many of the other fanged beasts, and it just so happens its strong enough to beat up elder dragons
they do not use the classical definitions of 'dragon' 'wyvern' etc, dragon is for an unknown and rare being, wyvern is for creatures (whether they're the apex predator or just chilling) that are part of any place's ecosystem. Winged wyverns, given they can fly, are able to spread much farther unless they have a highly specialized adaptations to a certain biome (paolumu for instance)
Many elder dragons feel like they should 'just' be classified as winged wyverns but they have certain capabilities that make each individual effectively its own species, hence 'elder dragon' classification.
Thats why capturing is a preferable ending due to giving the researchers a live specimen to record behavioral tendencies, and in-game (and in lore i believe) no elder dragon has been able to be 'captured' so at best some very brave and lucky scouts could record some behaviors from a distance.
The only way to deal with them is to slay them.
Also, lore-wise, we kill a lot of the stuff exactly once. We're actually the good guys in the story, because we cull the monsters (or slay extra dangerous mutated/variation monsters) to prevent the damn island from getting wiped out by a few bizarre walking natural disasters.
It's been years, but I think I recall one of the ingame lines about a creature being along these lines.
"What do you do with a creature that defies all normal category conventions? Dump it in the Elder Dragon pile."
I can't speak for in-depth analysis on the world lore, but my understanding was that anything that goes above and beyond the normal capabilities of the established "category" or is simply too alien to fit in anywhere is labeled an Elder Dragon.
The elder dragons aside from Nergi (and maybe Fatalis honestly) all seem to be able to control the ambient elements in the air. They are basically magic for as much as anyone really understands it.
Except Kirin, Donkey Kong just drops a Beat and humiliates it.
Just like Donkey Kong HBG floors it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6tTKX6Qh1s
They should give the "Spirit Bomb" back in Wilds.
https://youtu.be/RzXF9jfjlHM
12:30 is when he starts mentioning elder dragons
maybe it wasn't this video that i'm thinking of... its still a great video though going into how the classifications of monsters work
most elder dragons are monsters considered powerful enough to be walking natural disasters, capable of unintentionally changing the weather and destroying ecosystems just with their presence alone, but it is mostly a 'wastebin taxon' as comments above reference for why they are all called the same thing
Also, i believe its pretty classic mythology that wyverns are dragons with barbed toxic tails (or at least just poisonous in general, i forget the specific stories), and its also classic mythology that a kirin IRL is a type of mystical dragon. so there's a fun fact for that comment
Tbf you are right. Never questioned it before. I just accept whatever the Research squad tells me at face value. Maybe their age? lol