Summary
- Fans have noticed similarities between Zoh Shia and Fatalis, sparking speculation within the community.
- Zoh Shia may be a form of Fatalis, as some of the final boss’ most powerful attacks seem to mimic Fatalis perfectly.
- Players are hoping to see new content and features soon, like displaying captured monsters and player housing.
Fans of Monster Hunter Wilds have noticed that, in the final boss’ second phase, Zoh Shia’s normally black eyes turn a familiar yellow, matching those of the iconic elder dragon Fatalis almost perfectly. Monster Hunter Wilds players are clamoring to find any clues they can about future content that may be coming to the title, which has led to many discussions within the community about which monsters may appear soon.
The fan-favorite monster Fatalis is an elder dragon and is considered to be an alpha predator within the greater world of Monster Hunter. Fatalis was last seen in Monster Hunter World: Iceborne when it was added as a boss during the game’s final major update. The elder dragon goes back as far as the original Monster Hunter and has consistently proven to be one of the most difficult bosses in the entire franchise. While some players feel the arrival of Fatalis is inevitable, others are still looking for clues that point toward its place in the greater story.
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In a recent post on Reddit, JackNewbie555 shared two images comparing the eyes of Fatalis to those of Zoh Shia in Monster Hunter Wilds. While Zoh Shia initially begins the game’s final fight with black eyes customary of all guardians, its eyes turn a familiar yellow during the second phase of the fight. Some fans have also pointed to the monster’s horns as proof that it is meant to be a form of Fatalis, stating that they are too similar to be a coincidence.
Monster Hunter Wilds’ Zoh Shia May Be Connected to Fatalis
In addition to its eyes and horns, many gamers have pointed out that Zoh Shia uses attacks that are direct copies of Fatalis’ moveset in previous titles. While this has led some people to believe that Zoh Shia is a guardian version of Fatalis, others suggest the monster may be some kind of hybrid. Some fans have further theorized that Zoh Shia is meant to be a combination of several iterations of Fatalis, combining the monster’s most lethal abilities into one creature. While the roadmap for Monster Hunter Wilds has promised that new content is on the way, there’s no way of knowing if or when Fatalis could make an official appearance within the game or its story.
In addition to new content, many fans are hoping that Capcom will consider adding some features that were present in previous titles. For instance, a large portion of the community would like to see captured monsters displayed in Monster Hunter Wilds, as this was available in Monster Hunter: World. Some gamers have also asked for the ability to create their own homes, as player housing also has a history within the franchise. With so much on the horizon and new content just around the corner, many players are feeling optimistic about the future of Monster Hunter Wilds.
- Released
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February 28, 2025
- ESRB
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T For Teen // Violence, Blood, Crude Humor