In addition to the three elder dragons, the trailer also confirmed the appearance of Apex Diablos.

The gameplay showed that those fighting Chameleos should be prepared to deal with its ability to turn invisible and spew poison. The trailer did show off the previously confirmed Chameleos as well and showed a little bit of gameplay. These two elder dragons aren't the only thing that the trailer showed off, however. In general, Kushala Daora has, in the past, been a tricky monster to fight because its difficult to approach and penetrate its various defenses.

It can also enshroud itself with wind to protect itself. This means that Kushala can summon tornados to both damage hunters and keep them away. Kushala Daora on the other hand is a dragon with steel skin that can manipulate the wind. It's actually a fairly similar mechanic to that of Magnamalo's hellfire, so players who have spent time hunting Magnamalo for purple orbs will likely have a little bit of an edge going into the fight with Teostra. It can breathe fire as one would expect, but can also leave dust around the battlefield that will eventually detonate and is also capable of giving the player blastblight. Teostra is lion inspired elder dragon that makes use of fire and blast. RELATED: Monster Hunter Rise Becomes Fourth Best-Selling 2021 Game in Debut Month The update will be dropping tomorrow, April 28th. For those who may be new to the series with Monster Hunter Rise, as stated, both of these monsters are returning from past games, most recently from Monster Hunter: World. The trailer started with quick snippets of Kushala Daora in the Frost Islands and Teostra in the Lava Caverns before revealing them officially later in the trailer. This trailer confirmed the reappearance of two of the series' elder dragons. During today's Monster Hunter digital event, Capcom released a trailer to showcase the 2.0 title update coming to Monster Hunter Rise.

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