About the field guide

Why this exists

A field guide built for the phone hunt

Monster Hunter Outlanders mixes the familiar Monster Hunter loop with a mobile control scheme, recruited Adventurers and a live-service release. That creates a lot of questions that a short store description cannot answer: which weapon should I learn, what element beats a monster, which Adventurer is worth a contract and what actually changes on launch day?

We build the answers around specific decisions. A page should help you choose a weapon, break a part, decide whether to spend a plate or understand a release date. Large pages are linked to the relevant database entry, and every guide is dated so you can see how fresh the information is.

Sources

Where the information comes from

• Official material: Capcom, TiMi Studio Group, Level Infinite and Garena announcements, the official game website and store listings.
• Public tests: closed-beta systems, menus and material data observed by the community. These are useful but always subject to launch-day change.
• Player testing: timing, matchups and build impressions from hands-on play. We flag opinions as opinions.
• Reference communities: long-running Monster Hunter wikis and player communities for series-wide context, never as a replacement for official MHO details.

We rewrite information in our own words and add context for Outlanders. We do not present a beta number as a final live value, and we do not invent a skill description to fill a page.

Data policy

How we label beta information

Outlanders launched into a live-service genre, so information moves. A closed beta can show a weapon tree, a pity counter or a monster weakness that changes before release. When a page relies on beta data, it says so. When a claim is officially confirmed, we name the confirmation. When something is unconfirmed, we say that too.

Media credits

Where the images come from

Monster artwork, character renders, game scenes and item icons are the property of Capcom and the respective publishers. We use them for identification and commentary in an unofficial fan-guide context. Some transparent monster renders and icon references are sourced from the community-maintained Monster Hunter Wiki, and some early reference and artwork files were reviewed through monster-hunter-outlanders.wiki and Game8. Official Monster Hunter Outlanders photography and renders come from the game's official site and press materials.

If you are a rights holder and would like an asset adjusted or removed, contact us and we will review the request promptly. We do not claim ownership of the game's visual assets.

Independence

No publisher control, no paid scores

This site is not sponsored by a game publisher. We do not accept payment for positive coverage or for a place in a tier list. If advertising or affiliate links are added later, they will be disclosed and kept away from editorial rankings.

Game names, logos and artwork belong to their respective owners. We use them for identification, commentary and reference in an unofficial fan-guide context.

Corrections

Something wrong? Tell us.

The best corrections include the page URL, the claim, the correct information and a source. Send them through the contact page. We would rather fix a page than defend a bad guess.