The Jyuratodus Guide for Monster Hunter Rise (Switch) is a manual on how to beat Jyuratodus, weakness, attack patterns, weak points, and status effects in MH Rise!!
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New Monsters | Returning Monsters |
Jyuratodus - Obtainable Items
Items From High Rank Jyuratodus
Target Reward | Jyuratodus Scale+ (34%) Torrent Sac (16%) Jyuratodus Fang+ (14%) Jyuratodus Carapace (12%) Monster Keenbone (12%) Jyuratodus Fin+ (9%) Wyvern Gem (3%) |
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Get By Carving
Carve - Body | Jyuratodus Scale+ (37%) Jyuratodus Carapace (27%) Jyuratodus Fin+ (20%) Jyuratodus Fang+ (15%) Wyvern Gem (1%) |
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Capture Reward | Jyuratodus Scale+ (37%) Jyuratodus Carapace (27%) Jyuratodus Fin+ (20%) Jyuratodus Fang+ (15%) Wyvern Gem (1%) |
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Torso | Jyuratodus Fang+ (100%) |
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Abdomen | Jyuratodus Fin+(100%) |
Foreleg | Jyuratodus Carapace(100%) |
Tail Tip | Jyuratodus Scale+(100%) |
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Jyuratodus Basic Information
First Appearance | Monster Hunter World |
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Jyuratodus's Appearance Confirmed
Jyuratodus' appearance confirmed in the official trailer introducing Insect Glaive. You can see Jyuratodus using mud to attack the hunter.
Appears Near The Water
Since Jyuratodus is a Piscine Wyvern, it only appears near the water. In previous MHW, it appeared in the map called Wildspire Waste. It seems that in MH Rise, it will appear in the new map Flooded Forest. Since the Flooded Forest is full of bodies of water, you'll have to deal with this monster all over the map.
See More On The Flooded Forest HereUses Mud To Attack
Jyuratodus is known for attacking by spitting out mud. The mud remains on the ground and you can get caught in it if you step on it. Mud also affects defense and elemental affinity.
Jyuratodus Weakness
※ The following information is from past games in the series.
Type | Roar | Vibration | Wind Pressure |
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Piscine Wyvern | None | None | None |
Breakable Parts | |||
Head, Body, Legs, Tail |
Elemental Affinity
Fire | Water | Thunder | Ice | Dragon |
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△ (x) | x (◎) | ◎ (x) | △ | △ |
※ Based off of Jyuratodus's elemental resistance without dirt. () = When in Dirt!!
Effective Attack Type Per Weak Spot
Part | Sever | Blunt | Ammo |
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Head | ◎ | ◎ | ◎ |
Tail | ◎ | ◎ | ◯ |
Item Effectiveness
Flash Pod | Shock Trap | Pitfall Trap | Dung Pod |
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◯ | ◯ | ◯ | ◯ |
How To Beat Jyuratodus
※Based on information from MHW.
① | Use Nulberries When Muddied |
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② | Avoid The Mud Piles |
③ | Break Off Mud Layer To Lower Defense |
Use Nulberries When Muddied
Jyuratodus's Mud will cause the Water Blight debuff. Use a Nulberry to cancel out its effects.
Avoid The Mud Piles
Jyuratodus will spit out mounds of mud which will stay for a while. Your movement will be impeded if you walk on/get hit with it, so try your best to avoid them. The mud will disappear after a period time.
Break Off Mud Layer To Lower Defense
Jyuratodus' mud layer can be broken off to expose its body. Attacking the exposed parts will deal more damage. Although the mud layer will build up again, it will take a while to recover, so this gives you ample chances to attack.
Jyuratodus Attack Patterns
Mud Spit
Jyuratodus spits out mud piles. If you walk in/get hit with it, the mud will give you Water Blight, causing you to be locked in place. The mud remains for a period of time.
Mud
When the mud layer is broken off, it will attempt to spin in the mud again to recover itself. Take this moment as an opportunity to attack.
Subterranean Burst
Dives into the mud for a few seconds and come bursting out where the hunter was last standing. Keep running left or right when it's submerged.
Tail Swing
Attacks by swinging its tail. Note that the attack range will be wide due to its large body.