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Her mispronunciation of several established characterвЂ™s names is also something that I consider inexcusable, especially since many of them have been mentioned BY NAME in nearly every other book in the series. Ironically enough, the only person she didnвЂ™t attempt to read with an accent was Julie Shackleford herself, who comes off sounding less like a badass monster hunter out for blood and more like a frustrated soccer mom stuck in traffic. According to this reader, speaking in an African accent can be accomplished by deepening your voice and talking like a constipated robot. IвЂ™m not sure what criteria someone needs to meet in order to become a reader, but one would assume the ability to speak with various accents would be a given, especially if the book in question has characters with foreign sounding accents. Beyond that, she was pathetically miscast for the role of Julie Shackleford. I gave it one star and that was only because she at least had a pleasant sounding voice. IвЂ™d go as far as to say that this was so bad, that listening to it from beginning to end was almost painful to do so.ДЇirst, the performance of the reader was atrocious. So when I say that Monster Hunter Guardian is the worst entry in the series, IвЂ™m being completely serious. It was a fun, roller coaster ride of cliches and tropes that were older than dirt and I enjoyed every minute of listening to it.

#Monster hunter international tropes series

Jhooooooooooooooooooooooooo - and you're Cobra.Okay, before I commence, I just want to start off by saying that IвЂ™ve been a fan of this series since I first downloaded Monster Hunter International on Audible.

Jhoassic Park, Halijhosis, Assjhole: Deviljho.

Jay Leno, Lenosaurus Rex or The Crimson Chin: Uragaan, for his prominent rocky chin.

Bananasaurus, Sponge, Spongebob: Royal Ludroth.

Fan Nicknames: The Monster Hunter series lends itself to fans creating short and/or outlandish nicknames due to the titular monsters having odd classifications and names.

For example, the Pirate Axe J has the exact same stats as the Sinister Saints. While the two versions are different in appearance, they have the exact same stats.

Any event items in the game that aren't the same between regions each have a Japanese and a foreign variant.

And the WiiSpeak support for online game.

Reversed in Monster Hunter Tri, in which you can get three exclusive fan-designed weapons only in the international version of the game.

Some are joke items like a giant stuffed animal Hammer (Polytan) while others, like the Jolly Roger set, are quite useful.

#Monster hunter international tropes download

Also, unless you have custom firmware or a (friend with a) Japanese copy of the game, you can't get some of the extra goodies that come from Japanese-only download quests for the Freedom games.

No Export for You: A little under half the games are only available in Japan.