@Matthew71772432@The_Good_Ivory@BannedDino Bro, checked. This card’s JP flavor text clashes with English localization.
JP: If Nergigante is spotted by Alatreon, it loses all chance, ambush collapses.
English re‑frames it to make Alatreon seem trapped, flipping the original context.
@The_Good_Ivory@BannedDino Actually, two years before this card set came out, the legendary card of Nergigante was called "Eater of Legends" — it had nothing to do with the Alatreon.
@BannedDino Nergigante is one of Monster Hunter’s playable heroes in TEPPEN, receiving heavy canonical favoritism. It has fought powerful characters from other Capcom franchises, all with open‑ended results.
@mamoritakaa@QuirklessStoner This isn't a radiant monster - it's a new elder dragon. Those radiant monsters are just freaks that got powered up by the energy it emits, This sun-like elder dragon is completely on another level from them.
@TheZodiacKnight@MHKogath You're really observant - this guy is a new elder dragon. It showed up during the last test. Its power is literally on the level of a "nuclear bomb."
As for flashpoint slime, I believe its microbes make oxidizers stored separately from white phosphorus. Underground heat and pressure concentrate potent oxidizers. With geothermal metal buildup, all ignite at once, greatly boosting yield.
In an MHST3 side quest, an engineer used Brachydios’ slime to shatter hard rock ordinary explosives couldn’t breach, like cracking an eggshell. As the 15th anniversary booklet notes, its slime has nitroglycerin, white phosphorus, and compounds.
Also, as Brachydios lives in active volcanoes, its slime likely accumulates iron, aluminum, and magnesium particles. These metals combust violently during detonation, boosting heat and damage enough to shatter ultra-hard rock like an eggshell.