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Monster Hunter Wilds Final Boss, endgame, and lore spoilers ahead.

Monster Hunter Wildsis one of the most lore-rich titles in the entireMonster Hunterseries.While the title isperceived as being easier than its predecessors, the handler Almamakes things feel real, Wyvern Milk wasadded to explain certain situations, and we finally found out more about theArtian equipment and the series' post-apocalyptic setting.Stuff like this, the game’s director says,is what keeps players coming back to the series.

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One creature, that has required a lot of fan interpretation, though, is theZoh Shia. The game’s final pre-credits boss has been hidden away for years, siphoning its power while it sleeps, only to attack when approached.

The monster’s origins are ambiguous, but after a few weeks, players think they’ve figured out where it came from.

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Monster Hunter Wilds Players May Have Figured Out The Origin Of Zoh Shia

It’s a big part of Monster Hunter Wilds' story thatGuardian monsterswere created to defend an ancient civilization. And it seems like Zoh Shia is no different. However, up until this point, almost all Guardian monsters were created based on preexisting monsters. So, where did Zoh Shia come from?

The first part of the theory has been floating around for some time— that it’s an amalgamation of many different monsters, including the deadlyFatalis. This is based on its varied move pool. It has attacks from three different versions of Fatalis, Safi’jiiva, Shara Ishvalda, Gaismagorm, and Alatreon. It’s conceivable that it was created using different parts of each of these creatures.

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However, a new discovery,shared on Redditby user JackNewbie555, has added credence to the fact that Zoh Shia is mainly built around Fatalis.

JackNewbie found that in the second phase of the Zoh Shia fight, the monster reveals its eyes, and these eyes are strikingly similar to those of the veteran wyvern, Fatalis. Both monsters have yellow eyeballs with a black, diamond-shaped slit down the middle of them.

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There’s every possibility then, based on this, that Zoh Shia was primarily built off of Fatalis DNA, but with parts of other monsters thrown in there. Interesting.

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