MONSTER HUNTER - Uth Duna - MonDefo Plush 16cm

The mystical splendour of the ocean depths comes to life in Capcom’s MonDefo (Monster Deformed) collection of stylised soft toys with this magnificent piece dedicated to the fearsome Uth Duna. Designed around an original concept blending faithful details with a chibi aesthetic, this 16 cm soft toy reimagines the majestic Leviathan with irresistible softness, perfect for adding a touch of adventure and style to your shelves or bed.

The soft toy stands out for its high-quality craftsmanship and the care taken with its textured details. It accurately reproduces the creature’s most memorable physical features, including its translucent veils reminiscent of flowing fins, its skin adapted to marine environments, and its characteristic streamlined silhouette. Made from a premium fabric that is ultra-soft to the touch and featuring reinforced seams, it perfectly captures the essence of this majestic creature. Delivered brand new with its official label, it makes an ideal gift for all hunters exploring the new wild frontiers and collectors of the franchise.

In the wild and unforgiving world of the Monster Hunter saga, and more specifically in the heart of the Scarlet Lands,the Uth Duna is a fearsome Leviathan that reigns supreme at the top of the food chain during the Abundance, when water floods the region. Nicknamed the "monster of the clear waters", this creature is distinguished by its deceptive elegance and unrivalled ferocity when defending its aquatic territory.

The Uth Duna possesses a fascinating biology that allows it to secrete a gelatinous substance through its skin, creating a protective layer of water around its body to glide over the ground and fend off hunters’ attacks. In combat, it uses its large pectoral fins and serpentine body to unleash violent torrents, hydraulic shockwaves and attacks of disconcerting speed. Its ability to manipulate its wet environment and its appearance, which is both magnificent and terrifying, make it one of the most memorable challenges for the members of the research commission.