Survive their attacks, learn from their behaviours, and use your Karakuri and your weapons in combination to cut these creatures down to size.
Worshipped for years, everywhere Amaterasu is revered seemingly falls mysteriously into ruin, and no records remain to tell more of the hallowed beast.
Occasional pack-hunters and boasting terrifying strength, Deathstalkers bring down prey with alarming speed. Long has this beast been the hunter's bane.
Legend has it that Earth-breakers created the Earth's landscape, marching far and wide, carving valleys and forcing great peaks high into the sky.
Located in a mysterious place known as the Golden Sea, this beast is the embodiment of the wind, which blows some to riches and others to death.
Covered with exceptionally hard, protective spines, when the beast spots prey, it ejects them as projectiles to incapacitate its target.
Having developed multiple eyes so prey can't slip away, the Kingtusk tends to keep most of them shut, relying instead on its sense of smell when hunting.
Its cunning, dexterous use of its volcanic body and the way it sometimes seems to sneer at humankind have earned the Lavaback a grim reputation.
The Hanayadoshi, or Ragetail, is a voracious eater and permanently hungry despite consuming vast amounts of food compared to its size.
The Kohakunushi, or Sapscourge, produces substances very similar to pollen and sap from its craggy skin and shaggy fur.
A flying Kemono that rapidly generates rock from a liquid it secretes, which solidifies into a hard mineral mass.
You are the only one in Azuma able to wield the Karakuri technology. This ancient tech enables you to adapt your environment into creative hunting grounds ideal for taking down the giant Kemono.
Hunters can tether themselves to a celestial anchor and swing around the anchor to close the gap between you and a Kemono.
Typically used outside of combat, the Flying Vine shoots a zipline across a great distance. Visiting hunters will also be able to use your zipline.
The glider allows hunters to stay in the air longer to traverse Azuma more easily or position yourself directly over a Kemono.
Used to detect large Kemono in the nearby vicinity. Upgraded construction techniques improve discoverability of additional artifacts and creatures.
Self-propelled, the paddle scoop is a more efficient method of catching and storing fish while you are on the hunt.
Packing a wallop, the pounder is a more complex Karakuri that has a slower attack that inflicts a large amount of stun damage to its target.
Shoots at regular intervals to increase your damage output and distract Kemono for a few precious seconds. Great for hunting flying Kemono.
Traverse large distances quickly with the Roller, and after tracking down prey, hunters can catapult a still-moving Roller into the Kemono.
Boasting high attack power and wide attack range, Star Bomb takes some time to detonate on its own, or explodes immediately when attacked.
Generates a strong upwards wind that can propel hunters into the air. Use in conjunction with a glider for added height and gliding speed.
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