FEAR THE WORLD SERPENT - Dalamadur the Serpent King Dragon - Monster Hunter Lore! (Gameplay/History)
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Monster Hunter Rise is here and Monster Hunter Rise gameplay is awesome yet we must not forget the rest of glorious Monster Hunter as we talk Monster Hunter Lore and Monster Hunter Ecology and this time the focus is on the Monster Hunter Dalamadur and Monster Hunter Shah Dalamadur Elder Dragon a legendary monster from the Monster Hunter History with Monster Hunter Fatalis level of power and intelligence and now the they're lost forever but will they come back to Monster Hunter? To Sunbreak? Having them in Monster Hunter World Iceborne would have been cool but just where will these old monsters end up like Monster Hunter Dalamadur gameplay?
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As we see on Dalamadur's weapons, they have a mediocre paralysis value and it's a droment element if I remember correctly (back in 4U some weapons had dorment elements and status which you need a certain skill to activate them) which leads me to think that paralysis is mostly used by the newborn Dalamadurs as a mean to defend themselves and hunt against much larger prey, which means that these newborn Dalamadurs are much smaller than we think, or it could be a gender specific trait, since most species of snakes tend to have a female much larger then the male, so it could be the male's way of combating this massive size difference, but again I have no proof of it, it's just what I think.
Makes sense to me
The Dalamadur in 4u is so small in compariosn with the one in the rotton vale because its not full grown
I'm really eager for the day to see Zorah go up against Dalamadur, I'm tired of seeing turf war fanarts and Capcom not making them a reality.
what’s with this fake account
Considering how entertainment seems to be going we’re are bound to get a game with every monster eventually, could be in 5 years, 10, 20, etc. just that it will happen eventually. And when the game comes it will be glorious
Ayye return of the (lore) king! I love the lore part of the channel! And i love the big serpent! I honestly think that the reason they have paralysis is maybe left over from when they're little babs? I mean they're super territorial, it makes sense they'd be snappy at eachother! I cant wait to see more from you guys! And for more lore!!
RageGamingVideos ~ "What are your initial thoughts on Dalamadur?"
Me ~ "THAT'S... ONE... BIG... NOPE ROPE/DANGER NOODLE!"
I miss fighting this dude. he needs to come back!!
Zora is technically lighter when it comes to pure weight. His stone skin is technically just debris
I LOVE THE ECOLOGY VIDEOS THANK YOU XD!!!!!!!!!!!
I adore this true behemoth. Only accentuated by the Creation Myth the final versions of its weapons bear. 14 days to create the world and likely one of the five we hear about in World.
when i heard that music I started to dance myself!
Literally my favorite "boss" monster ever!!
Replaying through 4U atm to get to fight Sha Dala soon !!!
Perhaps they shed under ground using rocks to scrape the skin off its long body.
Wtf, I never encountered that blue flame mechanic in the rotten vale!
The first serpent before it got cursed and lost his legs on the garden of eden
This made me both incredibly happy and very sad. There’s so few of us First Fleet left, but hearing the passion you have for this world makes me happy and hopeful. The fact this game has impacted us and we’ve shared experiences, truly my hat is off to Capcom. Dalamdur has always been one of my favorite fights, and seeing it again made me relive those days. Thank you for all that you do. You and your team are a pillar of the community
I considered third and second fleets as old schools as well. In those days If you wanted more content you needed to buy the older games or wait long. So I had a year when I finished freedom, freedom unite and TRI in one fell swoop. And despite it being a good thing to have more players, i feel that most people just want a world 2, not a "Monster Hunter" I for one, just want remasters for steam, so I can play the older games with better resolution
Immense respect. I don't know if I'll ever be able to match the dedication and skill of the First Fleet. However, I'm glad I joined with the Fifth and got to learn from people like y'all
first fleet checking in!. yes i also love dalamdur, such a great experience
@Nobody It's considered first since the game is a portable port of MHG and it was before MH2 so, you're almost as old as the franchise itself as a player.
I myself started with MHF2, a second fleeter
I’ve played since the start and absolutely love this series. It’s the only series of games that I’ll buy a new system for just to play. My wii never even had any other games😂
the fact gaismagorm also spent its life underground makes an underground expedition more interesting
Imagine if MH6 is not about a new World, not about Rising, not about going to the sky or space but going underground, Monster Hunter Abyss. And the gimmick of an underground MH? Drills.
And, while it's not main game cannon, the boss of Stories 2 did as well.
There are three biomes I think would be incredible to explore: the deep sea (we're talking a true abyss with giant and glowing monsters), deep underground (imagine exploring an entire zone made up of twisting caves and antechambers deep below the surface, filled with weird burrowing monsters), and an aerial biome above the clouds filled with creatures like Narwa and Ibuchi (like a sea in the skies, three dimensional combat and weird floating and flying creatures. Maybe some sort of floating lands, like clouds infused with something that makes them solid enough to stand on but light enough to still float in the air). All of these have the potential to be incredible, similar to the alien beauty of the coral highlands and rotten veil.
I kinda hope Dalamadur does return in a future title. I don't even have a reason, he's just so cool.
Agreed!
I hope they add it to MH: Wilds
The old setpiece monsters getting left behind after a single game genuinely is the saddest thing in the Monster Hunter series. The fear that we'll never see Dire Miralis, Dalamadur, Gogmazios, and even Jhen, hurts my heart sometimes. I dearly, dearly hope Capcom brings them back someday.
Same with Gaismogorm. Josh said it jokingly, but he really could be a flat out replacement for the fire Tigrex. You could bring up "but doesn't he bring an all consuming plague that makes him a ecological disaster whetever he goes?" Yes, but so does Shagaru and they still brought him back to rise, so why not.
Given sunbreaks final story boss when fighting gaismagorm you can see there's is a whole underground echo system unexplored.
It would be amazing to explore such an alien environment, filled with weird and completely unknown monsters.
what i think about Dalamadur? Well, the first time I saw him I thought, "Holy Sht!!" then "WHAT THE FCK IS THAT?!" and lastly "I AM SO FCKN DEAD!!" literally
It's your lore videos that made me sub to this channel. They just radiate with passion for the franchise, to a degree no channels can match. Keep doing what you do!
My favourite part of all of these lore videos is that they show, however inconsistently, that the series really puts love and detail into some of these monsters and locations and it makes me love them, and want to play them more. Finding out (long ago) that the rotten vale was potentially a dalamadur made it my favourite map in world because that’s just amazing.
one thing to consider is that one of the reasons they could be so rare while being so large is that they might be cannibals, fighting and eating each other when they cross paths, at least outside of mating season
I like to beleive that Dalamadur most likely eats deep sea and cavern dwelling creatures, such as Gobuls (as all the Gobuls we fight are juvenile), Ceadeus, Nakarkos, Gaismagorm, Kulve Taroths and the like since snakes are quite adept at swimming and it's durable body would be quite fine under the deep sea pressure, and it's serpentine body-plan is quite at home slithering through small spaces, but this is all simple speculation based on real world biology so it may not be correct, and if you don't think so, say why not, afterall science is a community effort.
PLEASE Capcom!!! Return Jormungandr to us in MH. Either in the form of Dalamadur, Laviente or at the very least an upset Najarala. We _need_ serpentine shenanigans back.
Yay new Lore video! I missed those.
Sometimes i wonder what these giant monster's ancestors have eated to become so big and powerful and what has caused them to morph so muv
I hope dalamadur returns in mh6. It seems so likely lorewise it might be the dragon that digs into the earth and creates lakes. That would be so awesome to fight with modern graphics
Man I absolutely was in awe the first time I saw Dalmadur. I played a good chunk of 4u solo and I fought him on my own. I felt like the coolest hunter when I finally took him down. Definitely a memorable fight. I hope soon the good ole long boi will return to the games as a wonderful fight. Maybe even a pivotal point in the story.
God I want to face one in the new faster action style from World and Rise. Could you imagine how badass it would be? Just _seeing_ one in the new engines would be awe inspiring to say nothing of actually fighting it.
Hell if you read their weapons the combined description is essentially a poem describing how Shah created the world:
With the first daybreak, Shah Dalamadur defined the earth by drawing the horizon.
As sunshine came a second time, Shah Dalamadur created the fields with its feathery rays.
Third came twilight, and Shah Dalamadur parted the golden waves and created land.
With the fourth celestial glow, Shah Dalamadur bared his fangs and called it the wind.
At the fifth evening glow, Shah Dalamadur created time and its coils of memory.
With the sixth fall of darkness, Shah Dalamadur wrote joyous songs to heal our hearts.
With the seventh deep night, Shah Dalamadur hewed mountains out of the darkness.
With the eighth full moon, Shah Dalamadur created pillars upon which the earth would shake.
Ninth came sunset, and Shah Dalamadur created heaven to catch the earth below.
With the tenth heat haze, Shah Dalamadur invented fantasy, to help us find reason.
With the eleventh night mist, Shah Dalamadur created the crucible of life.
With the twelfth midnight, Shah Dalamadur created a river of stars for the earth to admire.
With the thirteenth shooting stars, Shah Dalamadur gouged out caverns with his tail.
With the fourteenth sunrise, Shah Dalamadur created the light that begins everything.
They're essentially set up to be the the Divine of Creation to Fatalis being a Divine of Destruction. Either way when you get a world creation myth dedicated to you there is some serious respect coming your way. For all it's terrible power Dalamadur's obviously not feared the same way Fatalis is. Instead it's a being that inspires awe, even worship, which does hint that while they defend their homes fiercely they don't go looking for trouble the way other powerful elders do. They're even credited in that poem with things like giving the world songs, memory, fantasy, and light itself apparently out of altruism. Even if it's a just an in universe myth you don't credit things like that to a destructive monstrosity.
I’m PRAYING that you’ll do a Odibatorasu lore vid someday. We need to learn about the magnificent that is the tortoise tank!
It would make sense that these are rare. Especially with them being the largest known monster to date in the series (Going by the skeleton in the rotten vale). These things probably do the same thing as Laviente. They hibernate to quell their hunger. God I hope we get to fight a fully grown and mature Dalmadur. That would be an absolute apocalyptic event.
I always really liked the uniqueness of Dalamadur. 4 as a whole was the start of "Story forward" and ""Genera expansion" in Monster Hunter as a series, though 3 gave us Leviathans. I feel a lot of the modern trends with storytelling and monster design in the series got their roots deep in 4.
One of my buddies got me into monster hunter with world, but it was you and cotton that got me into the franchise as a whole. He provided the spark, but you and your videos helped it grow into a flame to rival fatalis itself. And I can't thank you guys enough for that.
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always good to have lore videos back! Love learning more about the monsters i love! Would love to see dalamadur come back.
Truth be told , I've never played a single monster hunter game , just liked the ecology of the world due to these videos and ended up subscribing to this channel ❤️...
That's fair
If they were to ever bring him into a new monster Hunter being that I started with world that would be the peak of my monster hunting career.
When dalamadur comes back it would be funny if he is literally the map.
Could you imagine doing the dualblade spinning attack on dalamadur spend the whole hunt just making one pass on it
I think there is a level of deep sea gigantism at play when it comes to this creature’s life cycle because it’s very difficult for any creature to grow to that size by living on land alone. So it can be imagined that dalamadur feeds on sea monsters and goes into hibernation like state to slow down its metabolism so it doesn’t need to eat much despite its size.
Favorite elder alongside atahl kha (i think i spelled it right)
My memory of him was farming while on my vacation in Bora Bora
my theory on why we don't find the shed skin of dalamadur is because of the fact it can exude heat from its vents it probably dries the skin out causing it to flake away or it just burns to ash. Its shown when you fight Shah Dalamadur he is super heated. whe he bites he leaves the ground where his head laid super heated and melting
Ironically, Shah Dalamadur actually has HARDER scales than normal Dalamadur in spite of having just shed. It had such a great defense value (10 for cut & shot and 17 for impact according to Kiranico) that even purple sharpness attacks are repelled if not backed by Mind's Eye; the only soft spots (initially) are its tail, tail tip and back legs. Thankfully, it's quite weak to Dragon, so you can use elemental damage to help break those spots.
Giant Monsters are so cool to look at. To bad Capcom hasn't really figured out how to make these fights interesting. They are really cool spectacles the first time you fight them but they get old somewhat quickly. But with Monster Hunter Combat being somewhat influenced by reality its really difficult to make these giant fights more "fun".
Things like the Kaiju Robot in Nier Automata or Metal Gear EXCELSUS in Metal Gear Rising are a lot of fun. But the playable Characters in those don't obey the laws of physics.^^
I honestly think sunbreak is the perfect game for big monsters just based on the movement system we have, I hope by the end of sunbreak it doesn't go to waste and we have a fight that perfectly emphasize the wirebug and mobility we the hunters now have.
Neither do hunters. How else do you explain being able to jump off a mile high cliff with a sword that weighs more than your body in hand and just walking it off without a scratch?
Fun fact: It is actually possible to survive a direct hit from Dalamadur's superlaser breath (even in G-rank). But DANG it hurts.
Pretty sure Dalamadur does not breathe fire. Don't the books say it's an unknown element that just looks like fire?
Yay back is back it’s back it’s back I love these videos so much I’m bouncing around the room with excitement literally I was bouncing around the room so that means I am still happy yeah it’s getting kind of late and I’m tired sorry 😂
When dalamadur comes back in a new monster hunter game and you do a video about you and cotton fighting it i hope you use powersnake by brothers of metal as the intro
With the small trailer of monster hunter wilds I hope this monster comes back
My favorite thing about dalamadur and other big monsters is that it gives an insinuation of a mega scale ecosystem where creatures like gogmazios, Zorah, and dalamadur all of a place hunting eachother with creatures like laviente linking it to the regular macro ecosystem. Just like how some animals connect the micro ecosystem of amoeba and stuff by being filter feeders.
Extra idea is based on what Josh mentioned in the video because imagine in a game based in an underground area where there are moves based on if your on the walls ground or ceiling, and then imagine fighting and climbing with the greatest of the wyvern serpent kings.
Dalamadur was the first true endgame monster I ever fought in Monster since MH4U was my first Monster Hunter game, so it’ll always have a special place with me.
Regarding Dalamadur’s shed skins, I would assume that they just… eat the skin. It might also help a little bit with their nutrient intake, as, well, there’s a lot of flippin’ skin that these guys have, and skin that probably has residual nutrients just from having once been a part of it.
Bottom line: Dalamadur probably just eats its shed skins.
I think it's more likely that Dalamadur doesn't leave behind full shed skins. Normal snakes don't have too much trouble sliding out of their old skin because their scales are incredibly smooth. Meanwhile, Dalamadur is covered in hundreds of spikes. During shedding, the old skin would constantly get caught on the spikes and end up torn to shreds.
Im confident that dala will be the final update monster of sunbreak. it makes sense duo his sheer size & epicness and also would be the first and only siege hunt in rise/sunbreak. Why the hell not?
8:53 Wait, anacondas breed by writhing around in a snake mating ball?
Those guys are scary.
Can't wait for this guys return. Even if he isn't a monster in another game I think undoubtedly the game will get a remake at some point.
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As someone who played MHW first I felt a cold chill down my spine when I first notice that huge fckng head of a giant serpent head in Rotten Vale.
Yet again we fought a moving mountain in that game so.
The first time I encountered this freak of nature I was happy. The first time I saw its lock icon being 2 parts I was literally screaming because I know that this will be a very fun and frustrating hunt indeed.
let's go my favorite monster got a video twice
Dalamadur is the strongest elder dragon
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a journey to the centre of the earth kinda of area would be amazing for monsterhunter would be so cool, id love to see that one day.
Would it be possible that the food source of this type of elder's be their own shed skin? It's definitely big enough to feed them.
My idea of it eating its own skin, would be similar to the oroboros, a snake eating its own tail...a snake eating its own shedded skin
While they could do that it would be a net loss as energy is spent in shedding and eating so unless there is another supplement they could never get as big as they do like this. Good idea though!
@@marcgid1174 dang, that is true.
next mainline game we need dalamadur to return
I believe they hunt oltura larva
Yeaaaaaaah oh god it's have been so long
I hope the next MH would implement a whole new system reserved for siege monsters
I believe that Dalamadur have so many abilities to be able to fight back against their possible predator, Zorah Magdaros. Excluding the sedge in game Zorah is very powerful, Zorah is the perfect counter to Dalamadur having a hard shell, fire resistance, powerful limbs, and a strong beak to chomp down on a Dalamadur. The Zorah Magdaros skull in the Guiding Lands is also several times bigger that the one we fight. The Guiding Lands it self is a long dead gigantic Zorah Magdaros ancestor. I compared the heads of the normal monsters and then compared the skulls they are around the same.
AAAAAA IM NOT SURE IF IT IS THIS BUT THAT MOUNTAIN YOU SHOWED SLIDING, IS IT MT ST HELENS???? BECAUSE IF IT IS FUCK YEAH
Edit: *I swear I could recognize that peak from anywhere but I can't be too careful, is that footage from the Minute by Minute documentary??*
You kinda over looked a potential food source when asking "what creature is big enough to need a paralytic bite?". We have a walking mountain in World that actually fits this quota, Zora Magdaros. To big for a current sized Dala to consume in one gulp. Dala is able to carve mountains just by moving, Zora is pretty much a mountain until you carve away at his hard shell like exterior. Just like the ancient Dala in Rotten Vail, Zora too could also have an ancestor that was once a food source for ancient Dala. Their might be some other qualifying creatures of fair size such as Ukanlos and Akantor. (Rat to a snake with size comparison) But with walking landscapes like Zora, he's definitely a great potential. It like a turtle to a snake but the snake can deshell the turtle.
Ive only played World, but if they ever brought Siege hunts back into the series, Dalamadur would make a perfect subject IMO.
I am sorry but "damaging it immensely" and then the 2... 2... 2... DMG that ticks on the screen is hilarious. Great vid as always, thanks to this series my interest in monster hunter lore and ecology began so I am glad to see it back
Really wish we could fight them in Sunbreak. Let me Beyblade down it's back. I don't care if they nerf that attack to oblivion for the fight, just let me do it! This fight is too cool to just not bring back!
The lore videos of this channel and others so part of the reason I love monster hunter as a series so much
I think there are very few Dalamadur, huge animals don't reproduce a lot, also they likely reproduce via parthenogenesis like some reptiles still do. Dalamadur most likely consume energy like Safi Jiiva
This gave me an idea. Imagine if we did have an expansive MH tv series. Imagine now that we are following this caravan travelling from A to B. Before starting their journey, they would get some information at a local guild outpost about possible routes, and there they learn that entrance into a mountain range right between their current location and their end goal is strictly prohibited in a wide radius including aerial travel. They try to inquire why that is but receive no answer except that it's "classified information". But on their way out they overhear that this prohibition might be due to the existence of an endangered species living in that mountain range.
So they think to themselves "Fine, we don't plan on hunting anything anyway, we'll just sneak our way through this mountain range for a massive shortcut and save weeks of time". And so they do. And so they learn the hard way that the prohibition on entering the mountain range was not to protect the endangered species, but to protect the foolhardy idiots who would venture into its territory in search of mythical treasure or incredibly sought after shed scales of the endangered species also referred to as "Dalamadur".
Love the snakegod 😊
I remember helping my older brother beat his first Dalamadur. He had reached the High Rank Urgent, but I was decked out in G-Rank Molten Tigrex armor with Crimson Fatalis Dual Blades. I decorated the armor to get rid of Slow Sharpen, add Attack Up XL, Mind's Eye, and Handicraft. I took a good swig of whiskey before the hunt, and we trounced him in about 10 minutes. Good times, good times.
Not to take anything away from the other content.
But for many years these Documentaries have been my peak RG to enjoy
I just realized, theres definitely been fights between dalamadur and gaismagorm happening literally right beneath our noses
Dalamadur is in my top 5 monsters and is in contention for number one. I wonder if once it reaches a adult size of it feeds similar to the kaiju in the monster verse burrowing underground to feed on radiation or in this case the everstream.
Malzeno was running from Gaismagorm. Gaismagorm was actually running away from Dalamadur. Who was being chased by all the other amazing giants. If only it were true.
What if dalamadur actually shed in the elder's recess? And all the dead one's littering the rotten vale were eaten from the inside by a nergigante that was swallowed by a shedding dalamadur which was able to be killed from the inside by something so much smaller because it was "weakened" from the effort of being mid-shed. Or at least some of them, because all would be too many for a surviving population in my theory of where they go to shed.
Thanks josh I really do like the lore and ecology talks. I’m now more interested then ever as well I’m a Uni student studying environmental Science and biology
I figure when you are as big as Dalamadur coiling and crushing a creature is just too much effort and expenditure of energy so paralyzing fangs makes it easier for it to strike and then swallow elder dragons like mohrans or even possibly a lao-shan lung.
I have a theory... maybe Dalamadurs eat Lao Shan Lungs / Zorah Magdaros and such ? Maybe unknown monsters as well ? 🤔🤔
I don't really get the whole underground shedding theory you went on... like, we literally see it shedding in shah's intro cutscene. they just don't shed like snakes, their previous shed simply flakes off
Allow me to paint you a picture. An anaconda constricting itself around an alligator, suffocating it to death as its body is crushed by the power of the snake’s muscles.
Now replace the snake with dalamadur and the alligator with a lao shan long.
It's probably just me but I'm just imagining dalamandur chewing on radobaan like a piece of chewing gum
Im convinced that there are monsters living in the core of the monster hunter planet. I think theres a whole underground ecosystem where extremely powerful monsters live.
Is it weird that Dalamadur has a purple/blue tongue but Shah Dalamadur has a red/pink one?
My only issue is the size started getting silly like fatalis is meant to be a demon in mh lore but this thing dwarfs everything to a point its a bit silly if they scaled 😅 him down a little i would have no issue with him returning loa shan,jhen moran ect all felt colossal without being too over the top
Dalamadur is my absolutely favorite monster and this is coming from a dude who gushes whenever gore magala is even hinted at
I always thought that dalamadur's shed was calcified on its skin during hibernation and shattered off upon awakened as seen in shah dalamadur's intro
here's a theory. what if dalamadur are the males, and laviente the female, with male genes being dominant and they eat each other for the chance to mate with the females explaining the mystery of their food source. just a thought :)
This guy is easy to solo just used blast switch axe in break all part in wear a high fire resistance armored learned to panic dive in watch out for breath attack in bite attack have fun good luck
talks about finding a shed skin while completely ignoring the cutscene playing that shows the dalamadur ripping his old skin apart to shed into the new skin.
I love that monster hunter is the kind of game where you can get completly sucked down a rabbit hole of ecology of the world and the monsters seperatly.
This franchise is a god damn dream.
I say we need a fully grown dalamadur somewhere (even just art bcs i doubt such a huge monster would be fery fun to fight)
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