Introduction
The Monster Hunter Collab returns to North America and contains an absurd number of different cards along with multiple evolutions. Furthermore, every single card has one Weapon Assist 
with the top rarity having two options.
This greatly decreases the frustration associated with duplicates as most cards will have value along with the several bottom rarity cards providing numerous Resists 
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While the bottom rarity is not as strong relatively speaking to other options, they are still respectable cards and many can be used to help round out your inheritance options. As such, if you have never rolled here before, there is value to be found as almost every Weapon Assist will be helpful.
With this in mind, I would love to outline the pros and cons for each card to give players a better understanding of what to expect in the Monster Hunger Collab Rare Egg Machine.
On a different note, this is my longest article to date at 10,538 words.
Video commentary
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Overview
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| 7 Star base (20% total) |
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| 6 Star base (40% total) |
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| 5 Star base (40% total) |
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Order within each tier is random and not reflective of ranking
Icons show Revo or Transformed state if possible
Regardless of card’s ranking, you should always keep it if it is your very first time acquiring them
Bottom rarity quick summary
The bottom rarity should be the main motivation to roll in an event and here is a brief summary showcasing their awakenings and/or Weapon Assists if applicable. Awakenings in (brackets) are Super Awakenings.
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) – B
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) – D
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( ) – B
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( ) – D
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( ) – C
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) – D
- ( ) – B
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