These guys are a godsend when fighting opponents and looking for rare materials, since they'll happily pilfer an extra Scale or something from big monsters.
Ranged fighters to a man, they use upgraded boomerangs to keep enemies at tail's length before moving in to attempt to steal valuables. Stealing: These thieves learn well from their Melynx buddies, and are raging kleptomaniacs. Their focus is on offense, which they bring to the table by not only hitting really fucking hard, but boasting combo attacks, piercing boomerang strikes that can hit multiple times, and the ability to use Demon Horns to bolster the whole squad. The following are the initial Palico Fortes:įighting: These Palicos have the highest damage output in terms of raw offense, and will reliably out-damage even a Leadership Palico. You can have up to 2 Palicos at any given time on the field in single player - if your multiplayer team numbers 2 or less, you'll be allowed to bring Palicos along for the ride too, but only your mains.
You can re-name these other Palicos, so in time you can have a force group of Palicos named for the cast of Dark Souls (for example). Other Palicos you acquire are randomly generated, with differing colors and patterns and fortes as well. By default you have one main Palico, who can be any of a number of colors and can be named this Palico, sometimes called The Ace Palico, has sole custodianship of the Leadership forte. They help fight monsters, and depending on their skills, they can have a number of other abilities. Palicos are members of the Felyne and Melynx races they are kitty-cat allies that work with your hunter in single-player and which act as helpers during your hunts. Lloyd, a Siamese-pattern Felyne Palico, rushing into combat.
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