I promise this is the last time you’ll see “great” in a name for a monster here. Recommended Element/Ailment – Ice, Paralysis, Sleep Additionally, it is very weak to every element, so while its hits can catch you off guard, downing this monster shouldn’t prove to be too difficult.
Beware of the rock that it pulls out of the ground as hits from this will hurt quite a bit and potentially stun you. Recommended Element/Ailment – Water, Stun, BlastĪ familiar face for those who played Monster Hunter World, Kulu Ya-Ku loves to peck at the ground, its enemies, and more. Bring Energy Drinks if you have them (no, your lifetime supply of Monster does not count) Also, hunters need to be aware of its sleep-inducing spit attacks which can render hunters unconscious for a brief period of time. Recommended Element/Ailment – Fire, Paralysis, Blast, ExhaustĪ returning introductory monster from earlier games, the Monster Hunter Rise version of Great Baggi has a lot of tail sweeps and hip checks that can prove to be annoying for melee-oriented players. Watch out for its wide-sweeping attacks which can catch people off guard and sweep them off their feet. The introductory large monster for Monster Hunter Rise, the Great Izuchi sports weaknesses to most of the common types, with Thunder being its greatest weakness and Dragon almost being a resistance/immunity. Recommended Element/Ailment – Thunder, Poison, Paralysis, Sleep, Exhaust Apex monsters are also not included in this list. Elements in bold are the highest weakness, and elements in italics are the lowest weakness. The weaknesses are calculated as an average across all the hit zones on a monster - the higher, the better. It will also be listed in the same order they appear in the hunter’s notes in-game. This list will be split between the Monster Hunter Rise base game and its expansion.
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