Is there actually a harpy enemy in Mistfall Hunter?

There's real gameplay footage of players getting kicked around by a winged enemy the community calls a harpy — but no officially named 'Harpy' entry we can verify in the game's enemy databases yet. The name is community shorthand until proven otherwise.

Where do people encounter the harpy?

Community reports point to winged Corroded around the Divine Anchor area of Hallowgrove. We haven't confirmed a fixed spawn ourselves, so treat that as a lead — the interactive maps' enemy filters are the fastest way to check the current build.

Why isn't the harpy in official enemy lists?

Either it has a different in-game name, or it's an unnamed common Corroded type that clips made famous. Games routinely ship enemies whose internal names never surface until a wiki digs them out — this looks like that phase.

Mistfall Hunter Harpy — Sightings, Rumors & What's Real

Short version: winged something-or-other, yes; officially named “Harpy”, not that we can prove. Players search “mistfall hunter harpy” because clips exist of a feathered nightmare drop-kicking hunters across Hallowgrove — but no enemy database we can verify currently lists a monster under that exact name. This page keeps the two categories separate, because a guide that invents a stat block for a rumor is worse than no guide.

What’s actually confirmed

The footage is real. Community clips going back to the Steam Next Fest demo era show a winged enemy landing kick attacks on players — the most-shared one is literally titled “Kick to the Face by a Harpy”. Whatever it’s called internally, something with wings and bad intentions is in the game.
“Harpy” is what players call it. The name shows up across YouTube, TikTok and X posts. Community naming often sticks harder than official naming (nobody says “Tyrannical Executioner” in voice chat either).
The official vocabulary is broader. The official site sorts threats into the Corroded and Mist Lords — a winged Corroded variant would fit the first bucket without ever earning a capital-H name. See the enemies hub for how the tiers work.

What’s reported but unverified

Claim	Status
Winged enemies cluster near the Divine Anchor (Hallowgrove)	🔄 community-reported, not confirmed by us
The harpy has a grab/knockback kick that can launch you off ledges	🔄 matches the clips, mechanics unconfirmed
An official “Harpy” database entry with stats	❌ not found in any source we could verify

We won’t publish HP numbers, drop tables or spawn coordinates for this one until someone — us included — can point at an in-game nameplate. That’s the same rule our ciphers guide follows, and it exists because launch-window misinformation breeds in exactly these gaps.

How to find it yourself (and help pin it down)

Open questlog.gg’s interactive map and toggle the enemy spawn filters for Hallowgrove — if a winged type is tracked under another name, that’s where it’ll surface first.
Hunt around the Divine Anchor in Hallowgrove runs. It’s the community’s most-repeated sighting area, and conveniently also where the Sálmar questline drags you anyway.
Read nameplates before you swing. If you catch the actual in-game name of the kicky bird — that’s the missing puzzle piece. The enemy’s real name is the difference between this page and a proper guide.

While you’re bird-watching

A flying enemy in a full-loot game is mostly a positioning check: ranged classes (Blackarrow, Sorcerer) trivialize air harassment, melee classes want to fight it near walls where its swoops telegraph. And as always in Hallowgrove — the harpy is not the apex predator there. The player watching you fight it is. PvP guide if you need convincing.

This page updates the moment a verifiable name, location or stat block lands — the date badge above tells you how fresh it is.