Here is the second video of compromised audio, so you get to see the set I used on the elder trio in action here. For Pukei-Pukei, he still doesn't really have that much going for him. If you want a poison weapon for Kushala, you will need either him or Rathian (worst case scenario, both). Otherwise, you could look into poison knives or other poison bombs to inflict the status. I stand by my comments about poison being the weakest status effect in the game, and even Kushala may not be enough to justify seriously using one of those weapons. As for Rathian, I don't really notice anything different between her low and high rank. I've fought her so many times that there may be something that I just tune out by now. She will not stay in the air as long as Los will, so Flash Bombs are not required, but could give you some additional windows to attack from. If you don't need poison gear, move onto the next part and see if something there happens to be what you need. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_Q71IjdBLo

Swarm Eater has a variant, so I swap to the offensive form of Cypher to unleash First Response. We get Doc and Vanish, but Echelon and Cricket leave some things to be desired. The game is pretty brief since both sides get really nice draws. That quickly turns things into a damage race, and there is all sorts of cheese that can be done between Cypher and Vanish. Unlike the normal variant, this one is less about absorbing things and more about combining them. As a result, it will be a target rich game, and you may want a bit of AOE to thin the group out. You do have the option of ignoring the other targets and focusing solely on Swarm Eater, so figure out what works best for your team comp. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jqqvGJaFm0

I honestly don't know why they waited so long to release this event. The dedicated players were HR long before this, and a lot of the new players may have thrown in the towel before this came out. It would be one thing if these things cycled like in console events in the past, but since they are permanent, I think the low rank stuff should have been given priority. Anyway, for the stage of the game I am at, I have the firepower and durability to shred these. There is little that they can do, so they get mowed down, I get a few novelty carves, and I'm on my way. The only thing you can get here that may help is if Magnamalo drops a plate. I don't think Goss Harag has a rare drop in LR. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZuobsmlKB8

To be clear: this unlock started at the end of the Eldritch video. Lantern Jack must knock himself out in a losing game. From there, in a subsequent game, we need to go down to 1 HP (without getting knocked out) and reaching 30 HP. It seems that only Jack here can overheal himself, so you may want to bring Eldritch, Adept, or guys who give out of turn card plays or powers. I recommend plays more than powers. As for this variant, it is decent. It revolves more around one-shots than just dealing outright damage, so it is hard to say which is better. The healing here can also lead to Baleful hits that put Fanatic to shame, and you have better chances of finding your ongoing cards to set up. There is a case to be made for both here without one eclipsing the other as I think is the case with Eldritch. And with this video, I am most likely done with Earth Prime. The game never really hooked me like Multiverse did, and with the exception of the two newest heroes, I wasn't really a fan of what I found there. The heroes seem to be a bit on the weak side. Ultimately, what I liked best about this was probably the environments. For the villains, they are really hit or miss. Omega can become very tedious, and the Meta Mind can lead to some devastating unfun loops. I doubt these guys will get re-worked like the main Sentinels group currently is, but I would like to see Eldritch and Lantern Jack again someday. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9Lpqdpglz4