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Wild Hearts, EA’s creature-slaying action RPG title, has an extensive monster list that almost has the ability to rival that of the Monster Hunter franchise.
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Since the core premise of the game is mostly similar to that of Capcom’s popular franchise, you’ll be spending most of your time hunting down these beasts called Kemono in order to bring peace to Azuma. Before you get into the swing of things, however, you may want to have some idea of the behemoths that you’ll be facing within.
If you do, then you’ll be able to find out more by reading through the comprehensive list we’ve created below.
Full Kemono List in Wild Hearts
Here is the entire list of Kemono you’ll be encountering within the world of Azuma:
- Amaterasu
- Cobalt Lavaback
- Deathstalker
- Dreadclaw
- Earthbreaker
- Emberplume
- Fumebeak
- Golden Tempest
- Goldshard
- Gritdog
- Icetusk
- Kingtusk
- Lavaback
- Onyxshard
- Pearlbeak
- Ragetail
- Ripclaw
- Sapscourge
- Spineglider
- Sporetail
- Venomglider
There are currently a total of 21 Kemono that can be encountered throughout the in-game world of Azuma. However, more will be introduced in the future according to a recent developer blog post.
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You may have already seen some of the monsters listed above after being included in the many gameplay trailers before the game was released. Some of the ones that should be familiar to players include the boar-like Kingtusk and the highly dangerous searing primate, the Lavaback.
Since more creatures are going to be arriving in the future, we will continually be updating this list as soon as the new monsters have made their way into the game. In the meantime, keep on hunting the behemoths that are currently present in Azuma so you can save your world.
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