Flying WyvernBasarios
These juvenile Gravios are famous for their roch-hard carapaces. They often burrow underground, mimicking rocks and savaging oblivious miners. Because their carapaces are tougher than that of a full-grown Gravious, they'll attack a threat by charging it it. They are also known to emit a poisonous gas.
Highlights
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Bellowing Boulder
In the darkness of the night
Fragrant blossoms bloom
As bandits prowl, out of sight
A sudden resounding boom
This is not the mountain's roar
Do not be mistaken
What seemed like rocks are rocks no more
And as soon as they awaken
The monster shows its actual form
Both prey and earth are shaken
Fragrant blossoms bloom
As bandits prowl, out of sight
A sudden resounding boom
This is not the mountain's roar
Do not be mistaken
What seemed like rocks are rocks no more
And as soon as they awaken
The monster shows its actual form
Both prey and earth are shaken
Basarios β’ MHR β’ Apr 7, 2021
Physiology
Weakness
Fire
β
Water
ββ
Thunder
β
Ice
β
Dragon
ββ
Poison
β
Sleep
βββ
Strong!
Paralysis
β
Blast
ββ
Stun
β
Weak Points
| Name | Cut | Blunt | Ammo |
| Abdomen | Cut β | Blunt β | Ammo β |
| Legs | Cut β | Blunt β | Ammo β |
Breakable Parts
Back
Chest
Head
Tail
Causes
Fire
Fireblight
Stun
Poison
Ecology
Characteristics
These juvenile Gravios are famous for their roch-hard carapaces. They often burrow underground, mimicking rocks and savaging oblivious miners. Because their carapaces are tougher than that of a full-grown Gravious, they'll attack a threat by charging it it. They are also known to emit a poisonous gas.
Useful Info
Its thick, hardened shell is impervious to most attack, making it tricky to approach, but if you can break its abdominal plating, you should be able to rip off its shell and deal some heavy hits. Attacks that produce heat will soften up the hide and make the job easier.
Known Habitats
World Areas:
Lava Caverns
Sandy Plains
