Infinite Evolution: Master Gamer? We've Got You Covered
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[Bonding Stone: Template Armament. Bracers, Accessory. Equipment Requirement, Monster Knight (Template/Class). Proof of the bond between a Monster Knight and a monster, and also the Monster Knight's most essential item. Once a monster and knight form a bond, the Bonding Stone can alter the monster's form of existence to a certain extent, allowing it to remain on standby within the Bonding Stone in the form of a bond when unnecessary. In theory, you can only form bond contracts with dragon eggs, but after meeting certain specific conditions, you can also sign contracts with dragon beasts that have already hatched. Your current bonded companion dragon beast: Scarlet Tyrannosaurus Rex. The Bonding Stone can store up to 6 "companion dragon beasts." Current slots used: 1/6. While in combat, you may summon up to 2 companion dragon beasts. You may let them fight independently or issue targeted combat commands. Once every 1 minute, you may forcibly swap the positions of two companion dragon beasts. Outside of combat, you may release all companion dragon beasts, but once combat begins, they will all be forcibly recalled immediately.] [Additional Evaluation: They always shouted about love, justice, friendship, proving the bonds between us, and then charged right in...]
Put in terms players could understand more easily, the Bonding Stone was a Pokémon Poké Ball slot exclusive to Monster Hunter Stories. It could likewise hold only six at most, but it offered somewhat greater freedom in combat and leaned toward double battles.
Most importantly, in Monster Hunter Stories, players who were Knights could also participate in battle themselves. So in theory, Monster Knights started out in a three-against-one gang-up.
Although they were generally weaker than Hunters in terms of combat power, Monster Knights did have some advantages when it came to outnumbering their opponents.
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