Khezu is a reoccurring creature in Monster Hunter Stories 2. This guide will show players how they can find and capture their own version of this monster. Monster Hunter Stories 2 is a bit different than the mainline entries. For starters, the gameplay focuses on turn-based combat versus the usual real-time action of taking down monsters. The graphical style is also cel-shaded and anime-like when compared to the realistic look the series is known for. It runs much better on the aging Nintendo Switch hardware when compared to the other Monster Hunter title to release this year with Rise. Certain players might want to build up their collection with their favorite monsters from older entries and Khezu is one of the scariest out there. This guide will show players where they'll be able to encounter it.
For players to encounter Khezu, they will need to reach Loloska, the third region of the game. After reaching this point, players will need to progress a bit in the story and Khezu will begin to appear in a variety of locations in the area. Players can search out in open fields or discover it hidden deep within Monster Dens. This guide will show players how they can add this monster to their roster.
As mentioned, players will be able to find Khezu in Loloska after completing a few main story missions. When encountering it, the player will need to use a Paintball to increase its chances of running away. There is no guarantee that this monster will drop an egg so keep trying to add it to your roster. It can be a bit annoying to deal with due to all of its Electric attacks but this is an excellent addition to any player's roster. Its genes can be used to create even more powerful monsters down the line. The Khezu has been a staple in the Monster Hunter series and is still one of the stronger monsters to find throughout their adventures.
Monster Hunter Stories 2 is the second Monster Hunter title to release this year and its differences make it stand on its own. When Monster Hunter Rise went on to sell 4 million copies within the first few days of its release, it showed Capcom that there still is a massive Monster Hunter audience on Nintendo platforms. When Monster Hunter World was exclusive to PlayStation, it was heartbreaking for Nintendo fans. It's great to see them have their own exclusive monster-hunting stories.
Monster Hunter Stories 2 is available now on Nintendo Switch.
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