Top 23 Least Favorite Monster Hunter Monsters

11A. Infernal Black God

Name: Akantor

Japanese Name: Akamutorumu

Species: Pseudo-Flying Wyvern

Elements: Fire and Dragon

Ailments: Defense Down, Fireblight, and Dragonblight

Weakness: Dragon and Thunder

Habitat: Battleground, Lava Cavern, and Ignle Isle.

Size: 3094 CM

Monsters Related to: Ukanlos and Odibatorasu (Odibator)

Physiology: Akantor is a massive, vaguely snapping turtle-like wyvern that dwells in magma. He is covered in a massive reddish black spikes a d durable shells, and have both large sharp claws on his legs but so a similar structure on his tail. Akantor's most distinctive feature aside from his Claws is the pair of dreadful tusks on his head. These tusks are both nearly as long as the entirety of his head. The underside is much tanner than the rest of his body.

Behavior: He is highly aggressive and predatory-he is shown to be more capable of taking down large wyverns like Gravios. He is easily the apex predator of any ecosystem unfortunate enough to witness his presence. By virtue of his immense strength and ability to burrow through magma, not much can realistically take on Akantor, only an Elder dragon or experienced hunters. He will attack and kill everything on sight.

Ablities: He is so powerful, he can create negative effects in every environment he resides in. Predator and prey flee from Akantors and only the largest wyverns and elder dragons even dare challenge him. With his immense physical strength, numerous body spines, enormous tusks and powerful roars, he is an extremely dangerous foe. In his mouth is a highly corrosive fluid that breaks down the defense of opponents and prey alike, and he produces "sonic beams" from his powerful roars that are tainted with dragon energy, which is powerful enough to shoot down airships.

Why he is my least favorite?
-if he was in Sunbreak, he would personify the Nordic God of Fire Logi
-his large size is scary.
-his attacks have powerful range, mostly his beam attack.
-those tusks are dangerous.