Glazerus uses the battle theme of the area it is in. General Behaviour Hunter Interactions Mounting Clutch Claw Rage And Tired States Glaze Glavenus have been seen in the Frozen Seaway, Polar Sea. Coloured like steel, the pull stroke of the saw-edge is usually the finisher to both prey and rivals of the Glazerus.

It is splintered with dozens of serrated points, creating a hard toothed edge akin to a saw. On the 'blade' is where these wyverns wield their main ability. A layer of plating grows on the top half that is just as spike laden as the back and serves as the guard for the tail. Being a Close Species of the sword-tailed Glavenus, naturally the Glazerus's biggest feature is its tail. It has deep purple eyes that blend with the silver and blues of its scales. Those found on the underside are beige and besides a small segment of plating that covers the chest, is identical to that of a Glavenus. The cyan scales are reflective to light, and are capable of giving a rainbow coloured tint when under unobstructed sunlight. Along the eyes and jaw plates have the deep blue markings as well. The eyes have small spikes on top as plating doesn't extend onto them. What makes the horns of a Glazerus are the two largest segments of the plating located at the back of the head and guarded by the segments protecting the top. Just like the Glavenus, the plating creates an outer row of fangs around their mouths. A Glazerus's head is almost completed covered in the silver plating that ensures defence, and also offence, as plates point forward at the snout and form a pike that can spear prey on it. Plating in the colouration alike the markings on the back brace along the legs and arms of the Glazerus, with their sharp points positioned as to deter grabs by other monsters and increase the wounds caused by physical impacts. The plating on the sides have purplish colouring that mixes with the violet row and the scales. Its neck plating that grows on the back and along the sides is smooth in contrast, lacking any spikes besides the tips. The spines of this plating are mostly in the same positioning to the Glavenus from back to tail, only differences being that the Glazerus is more spikier. Deep blue markings flank the lower edges of the shells, merging to the scales in a row of violet plating. Glazerus has silver plates of armour on the top half of its body, which in polar conditions shines like clear ice. Once prey are fully immobilised they draw down their serrated tails and cut them open like a giant saw. With surprising levels of agility they ensure that nothing gets out of its sight. These Brute Wyverns use their bursas of ice and water to spew forth freezing fluids to lock their prey in and trap them in snowy compounds. 15 Interactions With Phenomenal Statuses.

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