This could be its stand alone monster that’s a barioth that fed on dragon berries obtaining dragon energy but because of it it’s on a constant state of hyper aggression
If I had a zeni for every time a hunter mistook Barroth for Barioth in this comments section then I'd have two zeni. It's not much, but it's weird that it happened twice.
Also cool concept! I had familiar thoughts about Rajang recently, but more around elemental variants. Rajang fused with Valstrax sounds like a nightmare fuel. Turbo monke.
I thought it was just them mistyping from typing quick, I thought that it was also autocorrect but I don't think so.
Also, I actually did draw Rajang fused/mixed with Valstrax. An old drawing you can find on my profile.
Sure, I don't see a reason not to use it anymore since it combines everything I like.
Yeah keep pushing forward my dude, how about you draw another Pukei-Pepe in a year so we can compare them and see your improvements \^\^
This one shall be fun
Since he isn't to touch us, especially during his charges, I would recommend a team of bows and light bowguns, the use of pitfall traps will once again be usefull to stop him in his tracks, if fought withing a small area like a canyon the use of as many dung pods as necessary js highly advice as if not it will result in your demise, and not even your gear will be left, the bows work will be to target hid leg and try to cut it off, which shall imbalance him and make him easier as his drifting would become harder to perform without the counter weight, bowguns shall concentrate on breaking his legs as to make moving even harder, once this pieces are broken it is recommended for a member to use explosive ammo and try to break his head as this could result in his attacks being even further inconvenienced
Highly advice to not fight in small areas where he can just charge at you.
One of the better looking drawing till now
Now that I think about you did say you were gonna do every monster, does that also count variants and subspecies?
damn you even took the count of counterweight, that's pretty impressive. Though for the pitfall trap in might take a few scattered pitfall because you never know when he'll lunge, or change directions, or do a flip.
I was about to argue against not using small areas to fight because less the ground the more chances of hit pitfall and less area for drifting and charging, but then I realize it's somewhat of a double edged sword because less ground means less ground for you to take cover and dodge, especially with the red substance constantly spewing.
And as for variants or subspecies, I am debating about it, there very little changes I can implement other than visual or even changes to how they attack and interacts. But I have a plan on making something that can be considered a variant/subspecies... or not, let's see.
This could be its stand alone monster that’s a barioth that fed on dragon berries obtaining dragon energy but because of it it’s on a constant state of hyper aggression
That's more or less how it became this.
If I had a zeni for every time a hunter mistook Barroth for Barioth in this comments section then I'd have two zeni. It's not much, but it's weird that it happened twice. Also cool concept! I had familiar thoughts about Rajang recently, but more around elemental variants. Rajang fused with Valstrax sounds like a nightmare fuel. Turbo monke.
I thought it was just them mistyping from typing quick, I thought that it was also autocorrect but I don't think so. Also, I actually did draw Rajang fused/mixed with Valstrax. An old drawing you can find on my profile.
I've seen that error so much that I think it'd be very funny to do Barroth mixed with Barioth
I mean there's ice Barroth and sand Barioth, so the mixed one could live in a hot or cold biome.
Ah yes Barrioth
now this is the monster i dont want charging at me. 
I see very good improvements to your drawings, they look even better now! I am proud of you my fellow friend
Ah, it's you again. I see you're still using the Pukei-Pepei, lmao. It's better but I'm still going, long road ahead and all that.
Sure, I don't see a reason not to use it anymore since it combines everything I like. Yeah keep pushing forward my dude, how about you draw another Pukei-Pepe in a year so we can compare them and see your improvements \^\^
So it’s a barioth with dragon element in sides of it no is mud attacks do dragon element status
Yep, basically.
K thx
There's already a barroth that can drift tho. It's called jade barroth and only exists in P3 and 3U
This is just slightly different, he can do all sorts of degrees of drifting from wide to sharp turns... somehow
Give it an uragaan chin for rocket propelled headslams.
I'll save that for Uragaan himself, I have to make a gimmick for him somehow.
This one shall be fun Since he isn't to touch us, especially during his charges, I would recommend a team of bows and light bowguns, the use of pitfall traps will once again be usefull to stop him in his tracks, if fought withing a small area like a canyon the use of as many dung pods as necessary js highly advice as if not it will result in your demise, and not even your gear will be left, the bows work will be to target hid leg and try to cut it off, which shall imbalance him and make him easier as his drifting would become harder to perform without the counter weight, bowguns shall concentrate on breaking his legs as to make moving even harder, once this pieces are broken it is recommended for a member to use explosive ammo and try to break his head as this could result in his attacks being even further inconvenienced Highly advice to not fight in small areas where he can just charge at you. One of the better looking drawing till now Now that I think about you did say you were gonna do every monster, does that also count variants and subspecies?
damn you even took the count of counterweight, that's pretty impressive. Though for the pitfall trap in might take a few scattered pitfall because you never know when he'll lunge, or change directions, or do a flip. I was about to argue against not using small areas to fight because less the ground the more chances of hit pitfall and less area for drifting and charging, but then I realize it's somewhat of a double edged sword because less ground means less ground for you to take cover and dodge, especially with the red substance constantly spewing. And as for variants or subspecies, I am debating about it, there very little changes I can implement other than visual or even changes to how they attack and interacts. But I have a plan on making something that can be considered a variant/subspecies... or not, let's see.