The narrow structure of these monsters also means it can be hard to land some clean hits on them, especially if they're facing you head-on. They get worse on multi-level areas, as they'll jump between the two levels in order to make you waste time chasing them around. This is without mentioning Gendrome's paralysis attack and Iodrome's poison breath, both of which are already bad enough on their own. They'll constantly use their pounce attack, which will make you miss attacks a lot at best and get knocked everywhere at worst. In LR, they're only slightly more threatening than a Great Jaggi, but on HR and G/MR, they become exceptionally annoying.
#Monster hunter freedom unite lunastra weakness series
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Pink Rathian from G is also this due to having the same moves as her regular counterpart, except she's slightly more aggresive. That said, you should always watch out for her Signature Move, the tail flip attack, which not only inflicts poison, but also hurts like hell, even if you cut her tail off (though in World and its Iceborne expansion, she won't inflict poison on you if her tail is cut off). Rathian is significally less difficult to hunt due to staying on the ground more often than her airborne male counterpart Rathalos and her attacks are a bit predictable.If Rathalos isn't That One Boss, he's this due to his tendency to fly around out of the reach of your weapons, wasting your time, while running you over every chance he can get.
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