#erik monhun

[gildergreens]

Erik.

[fuzzy-sock]

Managed to draw again been in heavy art block plus monster Hunter distraction

[dclxviudex]

Erik (Astrum Unit)

[raliciel]

mhwilds log

[eligobrrrrr]

Average Avis and Astrum Unit moment

[the-angel-ashe]

thank u capcom

[wafflecat2]

Drew my new wife and a meme

[wyverianposting]

This is my Wilds hunter! A wyverian who was found abandoned, he was raised by humans and eventually became a Guild-authorized hunter. His adoptive father is a high-ranking Guild official.

His name is Eirik and he specializes in bow and dual blades. :>

[r3y-dau]

first post hi tumblr

[ioniansunrise]

So I started MH:Wilds and I'm not doing ok.

❀ MONSTER HUNTER WILDS ERIK FIRST MEETING ❀

[gummywyvern]

I'm at HR 100 now uh. I like the game :) I took 500 screenshots already. Starting to like DB as well as my main Lance. QoL changes are nice and the village quest LR story was cute n fun.

[pyrotechnicdarts]

capcom shouldve fully commited to making erik nonbinary

[iamthekaijuking]

If you were to design creatures with 'elemental' abilities in a mostly grounded spec-evo world, do you have an idea of what you would want them to be and/or if what abiotic factors you would add to make them more plausible (like the abundance of minerals in Monhun leading to your biomineralization theory)? Given the seeming acknowledgement of 'Elemental Energy' when it comes to the Inclemencies/Arkveld (according to Erik's dialogue after Arkveld kills Uth Duna), it does feel like the 5 elements of Monster Hunter (Fire, Water, Thunder, Ice, Dragon) are not primarily a game mechanic anymore and are rather immersed into the lore (outside of weapon flavor text). This question would technically apply to ailments as well, but there are so many toxins that run the gamut of most conceivable status effects, from paralysis to psychoactivity, that it probably wouldn't be much of a question.

More biomineralization definitely but I’d play around with where elemental creatures are.

For instance fire or heat creatures I’d not have in volcanic areas because if everything is adapted to a super hot environment then fire isn’t going to hurt them, I’d instead move them to arctic regions where everything is adapted to the cold but have no defense against overheating.

Ice creatures would be moved to tropical regions where there’s plenty of water around to freeze.

Higher trophic level creatures would rely more on brute strength as well with minimal elements or ailments aside from defensive abilities. Large herbivores would get the craziest attacks because they have reason to and can afford strange shit.

[ctrl-alt-deleting-yr-face]

1 + 23 + 30 :3

EEEEEEEEEEEEEHEHEHEHEHEHEEEE

1: who’s the Blorbo that you’ve never posted about on your blog?

oh man uhhhhh. i’ve posted so much over so many hyperfixations that idk if i’ve ever not talked about anyone? thorfinn (vinland saga) is one i guess but he’s more of an ex-blorbo? i guess best we have is dokuga, i adore him but i don’t talk about him much ^^

23: is your Blorbo a victim of badly written script / bad plot / character assassination in the hands of canon?

YES HE FUCKING IS. i’m gonna be talking about erik for this but ROMEO IS TOO. erik is such a fun character and i think there’s so much more they could’ve done with him. like! i know it’s not that interesting of a plot on behalf of it being Monster Hunter but like. at least give him more quests!! or anything! pleaseeee they could’ve done so much more with him i’m praying that the title updates bring more erik content. coping to the highest degree. please let me do hunts for my boyfriend pleaseeee

30: do you think this character will still be your Blorbo three years from now on?

honestly i think it could happen! this is the longest my monhun spinterest has been around in quite a while and it’s my first time getting so attached to a character from it ^^ romeo started this way, i think erik could easily become a permanent part of my brain chemistry!

[the-angel-ashe]

i want to live in the forest too

[dash-n-step]

Erik MonHun is also Karkat from Homestuck, but that's a much more niche reference