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Tzitzi-Ya-Ku is a species that appears in the fantasy videogame Monster Hunter.
They are Bird Wyverns that have first appeared in Monster Hunter: World.
Why aren't they heroic or villainous?[]
- It is because they are docile even to the hunters. They only attack the hunter when threatened.
Physiology[]
The medium-sized Bird Wyvern Tzitzi-Ya-Ku has a navy blue coloring. Its forelegs are muscular and equipped with three claws to help it catch food. Its hind legs are lengthy and strong. Its two retractable frills, which are brightly colored and boldly lined on either side of its head, are possibly its most distinctive characteristic. Its large, robust feet are complemented by a series of small spines running down its back.
Behavior and Abilities[]
The fins on Tzitzi-Ya-Ku's head allow it to shoot off dazzling bursts of light. This may be employed to confuse both targets and attackers, giving the monster the advantage in battle. During combat, it can throw strong kicks with its strong rear legs. Twice in quick succession, the flash's range is displayed before Tzitzi-Ya-Ku launches its flash strike. While Master-Rank Tzitzi-Ya-Ku is getting ready for the flash, it might shift course. Damage to Tzitzi-Ya-Ku's skull renders the flash inoperable, despite the creature's continued attempts to utilize it.
Because it is relatively low on the food chain, this monster uses its black body color to camouflage and hunt its victims within the Coral Highlands' shady underbrush, much below the formidable Wyverns who dominate the area's environment. Stronger creatures will cause it to stun with its flash strike before it flees. Even yet, Tzitzi-Ya-Ku has little trouble robbing more defenseless monsters, like Shamos, whose big eyes are light-sensitive.
Before running away, Tzitzi-Ya-Ku has a propensity of flashing monsters in the vicinity. This infamous behavior may be particularly frustrating since it interrupts battles between hunters and monsters, even if neither party targeted the other or had previously agitated the Tzitzi-Ya-Ku.
