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The Tigrex are a species that are from the science fantasy videogame, Monster Hunter Freedom 2. They are a primitive species of Flying Wyvern that, despite their flightlessness and lack of elemental powers, are incredibly powerful physically and formidable predators, making them a priority for the Hunters Guild to put down.
Why aren’t they heroic or villainous?[]
- They are mainly minding their own business until the hunter comes.
Physiology[]
Large and quadrupedal, Tigrex is distinguished by its muscular limbs, enormous head and jaws, and eye-catching yellow-and-blue stripes. Its segmented tail terminates in a spiny protrusion, and the top of its skull is topped with a pair of horn-like ears.
Abilities[]
Its wings have developed into forelegs, allowing it to run at extremely high speeds like a quadrupedal wyvern. It has two well-developed wings, although it seldom ever appears to be flying in the conventional sense. Actually, it is more likely to glide from one place to another. It may physically harm surrounding things with its incredibly loud, concussive roars, which are produced by its strong pair of lungs. Tigrex, like the Monoblos and its kin, lacks elemental attacks, in contrast to many other monsters. Instead, it defeats adversaries with an ear-splitting roar and pure raw might.
Behavior[]
Usually, Tigrex would try to scare away potential assailants by howling loudly. In an attempt to scare off assailants even more, if fighting gets fierce enough, it will flood blood to its face, eyes, and forelimbs, giving its skin a vivid crimson glow.
Habitat[]
There are several settings in which the Tigrex can be found. It will travel great distances in pursuit of prey, just as many other wyverns.
Trivia[]
- The official pronunciation of Tigrex is Tee-grex, not Tie-grex since Tigrex is named after the spanish word of tiger which is tigre and T. rex.
- The Tigrex was voted as the 23rd most popular monster in the 20th anniversary Hunters’ Choice poll.
