Niflheim - Final Fantasy XV Database

A considerably deadly descendant of the sabertusk. Its ancestors migrated westward in antiquity, eventually settling in what is now imperial territory. Perhaps due to the drastically different climate, the falxfang found near the Fodina Caestino looks much different than its progenitor, but exhibits similar patterns when hunting as a pack.

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Sahagin subspecies that makes its home in the waters of the Fodina Caestino. Though it differs from its cousin in terms of coloration, the gurangatch behaves almost identically, dragging its prey beneath the water to feast with its congregation.

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Plant-like monster native to Niflheim’s southern region of Succarpe. This highly evolved rotifer awaits it prey in silence, then latches onto its victim with its plentiful tentacles and sucks it up in a single breath.

Size: 29.10 ft. Weight: 68.34 t

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Although native to Niflheim, this ferocious faux flora survived a cross-continental migration and now resides in the northern reaches of Leide. Hunters have prioritized its elimination due to the deleterious effects it has had on the local ecosystem.

Size: 29.43 ft. Weight: 69.10 t

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Possible subspecies of malboro that appeared in great number outside of Cape Caem in southern Cleigne, prompting Meldacio HQ to issue an emergency notice calling for its extermination. Scientists suspect this plant-like monster may actually be a close-relative of the Lucian-born malbodoom.

Size: 28.90 ft. Weight: 68.31 t

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Malboro that, long ago, drifted through the Styrian Swells and across the Cygillan Ocean, ultimately taking up root in the deepest recesses of Costlemark Tower. Perhaps toughened over the course of its extensive voyage, this particular specimen exhibits an incredible strength.

Size: 29.62 ft. Weight: 70.02 t

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Newborn plant-like monster sighted around Fodina Caestino. The malboro’s incubation period is considerably long, allowing the young sprout to develop while inside the egg. Thus, by the time the sprout hatches, it already bears a striking resemblance to its adult counterparts.

Size: 4.65 ft. Weight: 563.0 lb.

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Infant faux flora native to the Duscae region. The numerous sprouts form a mob around their mother malboro, assaulting prey as a group—behavior resembling that of their Niflheim brethren.

Size: 4.69 ft. Weight: 565.7 lb.

Gamma

Young malboro that appeared in great number outside of Cape Caem in southern Cleigne. Despite superficial similarities to the imperial species, biologists have yet to produce any evidence supporting this tenuous connection.

Size: 4.62 ft. Weight: 553.8 lb.

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