Borealis Bestiary - The Blazing Black Dragon, Alatreon (Nature Documentary) 

Thank you!

@@GlydeBorealis 2:45 this is not an elder dragon this is the king dragon

Oooh I like that explanation!

Maybe for your next video it could be a kusal daora

@@dixiboyart I'm currently working on something at the moment but I do eventually want to cover all monsters in this game =) it's a tall order but hopefully it'll get done

All fantastic questions and yes you are correct, I do wish they gave more information, but at the same time, it's also fun to wonder and theorize

@@GlydeBorealis IKR I sometimes wonder if the RC would tolerate the presence of an ED near a city if it was seen to be non-hostile. I know that the standing policy is to drive away any EDs that are near settlements, but its fun to think about the other possibilities, especially with the New World given how a lot of the EDs there seem to be pretty chill (minus the scripted story fights). Imagine the Seliana RC branch setting up a research post deep in the Hoarfrost Reach to study a Velkhana that decided to move in close by, but by and large decided to keep to itself. Think of the possibilities of studying a live ED OwO Bonus points if they stumbled upon a breeding pair XD

@@Unazaki though, even if they're non hostile, you can't deny the passive environmental effect that they may cause. It's their very existence that can cause problems whether they're hostile or not

@@GlydeBorealis Very true, tho it does beg the question about their latent terraforming capabilities. Sure its bad for people living there, but life adapts. Creatures that aren't suited to the new environment move out. This can be seen in the real world with forest migrations. As the climate changes, new trees bloom on the side that is more favorable while those of the other side die off, with the animals within moving with the forest. There's also an interesting chicken and egg problem. EDs are attracted to environments that best suit them, even tho they can terraform the environment to suit themselves. So except for instances where an off-element ED moves into an unfavorable environment, its not so clear how much the ED influences the local flora and fauna. Take Velkhana for instance. According to the in game lore, its frequently found in icy regions like Seliana. Were those regions already cold and the dragon moved in because its a favored environment? Or did the dragon make it cold, so perhaps previously it could've been a tropical region with relatively high temperatures. You are right if a Velkhana drops into Astera and decides to stay there, that would probably mess up the local environment pretty badly. But if a new 1 drops near Seliana, then nothing might change environmental wise. Its already a frigid area.

I think number 3's answer was because Fatalis came and killed them all. Probably not the Fatalis we know today, but instead an unusually powerful White Fatalis most likely

Yeah the audio mixing on this one was rather poor in hindsight. Thank you for your comment! There is CC though just in case I made sure of that just in case!

Thank you for your kind words! Glad you like what you see!

@@GlydeBorealisWhen do you plan to add more videos? Can't wait to see your videos :)

@@jonathanlauron2663 of course! I upload about once a week either on sunday or monday, depending. If you mean these longer form videos, they take a bit longer to do and you'll get one maybe once a month or so. No promises tho, haha

@@GlydeBorealis btw, where are you from I want to keep in touch with you. I really love to draw (traditional) especially monster hunter as my hobby.

@@jonathanlauron2663 I have a twitter account you can follow if you'd like! I always did wish I had spent the time to learn how to draw well, but I think my calling is elsewhere, haha

Glad you do!

If I remember correctly, the title is a direct translation from the Japanese kanji, so I can understand why they stuck with it.

Thank you!

Yeah the audio mixing definitely could have been better. Thanks for that!

I used the pronunciation that felt comfortable to me. I'm aware other pronounce it differently and there is a technical correct way. But if we always went the "correct" way, we'd be calling it Tee-grex instead of Tie-grex lol

@@GlydeBorealis Bro do whatever the fuck you like, it's your channel. Happy hunting.