- button on the bottom-left of the touch screen is for items
- tap things on the touchscreen to use them
- button on the bottom-right is the Target Camera Panel
- toggle on and off by touching it
- turn off and tap the L button to re-centre the camera
- turn on and tap the L button to turn the camera in the direction of the monster you’re fightin
- tap L twice to recent the camera when button is on
- Blachydios will use its arms to punch and will also be able to headbutt you
- it can also shoot out a sticky material on the ground that builds up over time and explodes
- Cha-cha, your helper character, now has a rival named Kayamba
First, and probably foremost, is an all new beast, whose name I'm going to approximate as "Brakidios." Hopefully someone more skilled in Monster Hunter talk can come up with a better Romanization.
Brakidios is the cover monster for MHP3G, which means he'll probably appear on all the posters and on the game's cover. He's forehead and front legs have a special substance that explodes after a set time.
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