“Whoppers” A subset of aquatic organisms Monster Hunter Wildand you need to fish for them as part of a side quest, “A lifetime catch!” For the Kanya at Scarlet Forest Base Camp.
This is her fourth side quest after catching the first fish, golden fish and gravitational bowfin.
Ours Monster Hunter Wild The guide will show you where to find whopper locations and how to catch them.
What is “Whopper” in Monster Hunter Wilds?
Whoppers are really big fish that need a (funny) mini-game. Gajau, Tuna Gastronome, Amazing treasureand speartuna.
Where to find “Wapper” locations in Monster Hunter’s Wild
Finding Whopper is the easy part. They look much bigger than the fish you see all the time, and smaller monsters than the fish. You can usually find their fins breaking the surface.
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All kinds of Whoppers are scar colored forest. They (usually) appear only in the deep sea, so there are two places to see – Area 17: Great Lake Shore and Area 12: Northeast (In the deep waters near the waterfall between areas 12 and 13).
- Gajau You can find it in both areas 12 and 17 from morning to evening
- Amazing treasure You can find it in both locations but it seems more common in Area 17
- Tuna Gastronome Only found in area 17, but we’ve seen them Many
- speartuna You can find them in both areas (but they I think It is more common in area 12) and fallow
How to catch a Whopper in Monster Hunter Wild
In short, it’s a whopper inhale. Delicately manage tension in the line, pay attention to how the fish moves, control the fish as they jump, and avoid obstacles.
Whopper fishing starts fishing just like any other. I’ll choose you Tough joint bait Cast in front of the past and in front of them. Move the thumbstick on the left up and down and slowly start winding up the lure. Pause regularly and mix jerk under the thumbstick to attract attention.
When Whopper takes bait, press R2/RT as normal.
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Now is the time when it becomes complicated (and annoying). The fish begin to swim back and forth. Do not get caught in motion, move your left thumb same The direction of swimming. The game calls this “control the drag.” We interact for a while, and sometimes we change direction. Then it stops and gives a little money. That’s your clue Move the left thumbstick up and down to start rewinding.
Stop rewinding immediately as soon as the fish start swimming left and right again. It returns to moving in the same direction as the fish is swimming.
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If there is something in the rock or water and the fish approaches it, a warning will be displayed. Keep the fish away from obstacles. When this happens (and only when this happens), it’s okay to move your left thumb in the opposite direction when the fish is moving. As soon as the fish changes direction, they return to moving the same direction.
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Depending on the fish (and its mood), it may jump. When doing this, Hit R2/RT to the right at the top of the fish jump. This will start swimming left or right when you pound it back into the water.
Stay tired and tangle them until they land.
Once that’s done, there’s one last fish to land as part of Kanya’s quest line.
Also, to help you understand Monster Hunter Wildhow to capture monsters, how to exchange weapons, how to provide some sacred tips, and how layered armor works.
