This is a hunting guide for Bishaten, a Large Monster in Monster Hunter Rise (MH Rise) and the Sunbreak DLC. Read on to learn Bishaten's weaknesses, forgeable weapons and armor, drops, and attack patterns for Master Rank!

Bishaten Guide	Blood Orange Bishaten Guide
Bishaten Weapons	Bishaten Armor

Bishaten Weakness and Notes

Bishaten ビシュテンゴ
Type		Fanged Beast
Threat Level	4/10	Rampage Type	Stalker
Major Weakness	Ice	Other Weakness	Fire
Blight / Elemental Damage	ー	Abnormal Status	Poison Paralysis
Characteristics
A monster with a distinctive tail. While it is omnivorous, it has a preference for fruit, and keeps various fruits with all kinds of effects in its belly pouch. An incredibly curious beast, it enjoys playing tricks on people, and has been seen to bat fruit at its prey using its tail.

How to Unlock Bishaten

Complete Scarlet Tengu in the Shrine Ruins in Master Rank

Quest Name	Monster/Unlock
Sour Grapes	Bishaten
	Unlock Conditions: Finish the Quest "Scarlet Tengu in the Shrine Ruins"

MR Bishaten is unlocked by completing the Urgent Quest Scarlet Tengu in the Shrine Ruins and reaching MR 2 in the Sunbreak expansion.

MR Grinding Guide:
How to Get from MR 6 to MR 100 Fast

Complete The Restless Swamp in High Rank

Quest Name	Monster/Unlock
Rotten Fruit (Key Quest)	Bishaten
	Unlock Conditions: Finish the Quest "The Restless Swamp"

High Rank Bishaten is unlocked by completing the Urgent Quest The Restless Swamp and reaching HR 5.

Hunter Rank Farm Guide:
How to Get from HR 7 to HR 100 Fast

Reach HR 2 or ★4 Village in Low Rank

Quest Name	Monster/Unlock
I Want Off This Ride (Key Quest)	Bishaten
	Unlock Conditions: Finish the Quest "Dead Ringer"
Monkey Wrench in Your Plans	Bishaten
	Unlock Conditions: Clear 4 ★3 Key Village Quests

Low Rank Bishaten is the target of the ★3 Village Urgent Quest, Monkey Wrench in Your Plans. Alternatively, you can unlock it upon reaching HR 2 in the Gathering Hub.

Bishaten Weakness and Resistance

41	37	38	9
0	5	15	0

Bold are the recommended Weapon Type and Elemental Damage.

Bishaten Weapon Damage Breakdown

Part
Head	70	70	60
Torso	25	25	30
Foreleg	25	25	30
Wing	40	30	40
Hind Leg	25	30	25
Tail	60	40	40
Overall	41	37	38

Bishaten Elemental Weakness Breakdown

Part
Head	20	0	10	25	0
Torso	10	0	5	15	0
Foreleg	5	0	0	10	0
Wing	5	0	5	10	0
Hind Leg	5	0	5	10	0
Tail	10	0	5	20	0
Overall	9	0	5	15	0

Higher numbers indicate higher potential damage to the monster.

Bishaten Hunting Tips

Its vaired tail attacks are incredibly powerful, and sometimes it spins around like a top, so avoiding damage can be tough. But if you use that chance to attack, the beast will drop its fruit and you can pick it up then throw it back. Watch its moves carefully to find your opening.

Status Effect Vulnerabilities

If an ailment has more stars it means that it has better effectiveness.

Item Vulnerabilities

◯ = Vulnerable; ✕ = Fully Resistant; ▲ = Situational

Kinsect Extracts

Monster Part	Extract
Head
Torso
Foreleg
Wing
Hind Leg
Tail

Red = Attack Increase, White = Movement Boost, Orange = Anti-knockback When Attacking

Kinsect Extract Guide

Bishaten Locations and Quests

Bishaten Known Habitat

Map	Starting Area	Visited Areas	Rest Area
Shrine Ruins	3 / 7 / 8 / 9	3 / 4 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / 11	11
Flooded Forest	11	1 / 2 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 10 / 11 / 12 / 13	11
Jungle	1 / 3 / 6	1 / 2 / 3 / 5 / 6 / 8 / 9	9

Bishaten Quest Appearances

How to Beat Bishaten

Bring Antidotes and Herbal Medicine

Attack The Tail

Use Its Fruits Against It

Prepare Against Flashes

Bring Antidotes and Herbal Medicine

The Bishaten can cause poison with its fruits, so using Antidotes and Herbal Medicine is a must when fighting the Bishaten.

Attack The Tail

While you can't cut off the tail to completely debilitate it, attacking the tail causes the Bishaten to get knocked down or drop its fruits, both of which are incredibly useful.

Use Its Fruits Against It

Whenever you knock down a Bishaten by damaging its tail enough, you'll be able to pick up the fruits it drops and use them against the monster! It will usually drop Poisonfruit, and you'll need to hit it at least 3 times to poison it.

Prepare Against Flashes

Bishaten has a fairly obvious tell for when it will try to stun you with the Flashfruit. Weapons with shields and counters can easily block this while others can use this opportunity to prepare their Wirebugs or panic dive to avoid getting stunned. Flashes also become a non-issue with Stun Resistance Lv 3, giving you a great opportunity to deal plenty of damage.

Bishaten Master Rank Attack Patterns

In addition to its attacks in Low and High Rank quests, Bishaten uses the following attacks in Master Rank.

Poisonfruit Slam

Poisonfruit Slam Attack Information
Poisonfruit Slam: This is regular Bishaten's version of its subspecies' Explosive Arm Slams. It slams two Poisonfruits on the ground, leaving poisonous mist for a few seconds.

Fruity Aerial Dash

Fruity Aerial Dash Attack Information
Fruity Aerial Dash: In Master Rank, Bishaten now throws around fruit during the Aerial Dash attack. Watch out for any fruit that might hit you along its trail.

Bishaten General Attack Patterns

Bishaten uses the following attacks in Low and High Rank quests.

Fruit Flinging

Fruit Flinging Variations
Colorful Barrage: Bishaten throws various fruits with different effects at hunters. Typically, these fruits will break on impact with a hunter or the ground, but when interrupted Bishaten will drop the fruit intact, allowing hunters to take advantage of their effects. You'll know it's about to use this attack when it holds two different fruits while standing on its tail.
Triple Fruit Tail Throw: Bishaten hurls three Jumbofruit toward hunters with its tail. Their trajectory has a slight arc, so watch out for any incoming fruit.
Jumbofruit Throw: Bishaten throws a single Jumbofruit at its target. This should be easy to avoid and leaves Bishaten open for a while.
Poisonfruit Throw: Bishaten throws one Poisonfruit at its target with both its claws while moving. Since Bishaten moves around for this attack, it's a bit harder to track where it's aiming at.

The colored fruits that Bishaten can throw have different effects.

Bishaten Roll

Bishaten Roll Attack Information
Bishaten Roll: True to its tengu-like nature, Bishaten is agile and can perform several somersaults to move forward. It can do this twice in succession when enraged. This move starts with a handstand, so prepare to evade it by going sideways as it can't change direction during its flips.

Wall Cling

Wall Cling Attack Information
Wall Cling: Bishaten can use its hand-like tail to hang on to walls and cliff sides and attack hunters from there. Flash Bombs and aerial attacks are a great countermeasure. If it manages to stay on for long enough, it will do an Aerial Dash to leave the wall.

Tail Attacks

Tail Attack Variations
Upward Swing: Bishaten does a handstand and then quickly swings itself upward. The momentum allows it to damage anything along its path. Most of the attack's range also comes from its tail, so try evading toward the monster rather than away from it during its handstand.
Triple Tail Slam: Bishaten performs three flips with its tail, slamming it on the ground at the end of each flip. Getting hit by any of these will knock you back. Before it performs this attack, it will spread its wings while doing a small roar.
Gliding Tail Slam: Bishaten can glide for a brief moment to close the distance with its target. Afterward, it heavily slams its tail on its opponent.

Fruit Tail Attacks

Fruit Tail Attack Variations
Flashfruit Tail Attack: Be careful when Bishaten puts a yellow fruit that sparks on its tail because this is an AoE stun attack! It essentially acts as a flash bomb, so be careful of its large area of effect. After this move, Bishaten will be left open, so take advantage and Wiredash in to deal damage!
Poisonfruit Tail Attack: When Bishaten readies a purple fruit, you better keep your distance! The Bishaten will lunge close to its targets and trigger the Poisonfruit like a bomb. Wiredash away when you have the chance. Make sure to cure the poison if you're hit.
Parafruit Tail Attack: This attack is similar to the Poisonfruit Tail Attack, but Bishaten will use green fruit instead. Unlike poison, there's no immediate cure for paralysis, so avoid this move as well.

Claw Swipes

Claw Swipe Variations
Balancing Claw Swipes: While balancing on its tail, Bishaten will use its claws to attack nearby hunters. It will swipe each claw at least once, so try to find an opening to hit its tail.
Claw Swipe Combo: Bishaten will swipe its claws twice and then follow it up with a tail slam. In Master Rank, it will sometimes change the tail slam to a Poisonfruit slam.

Aerial Dash

Aerial Dash Attack Information
Aerial Dash: Bishaten also has an aerial dash attack while spinning like a drill. This attack is very fast, but only has one direction. Watch out for when it's winding up for the attack and where it's headed to evade accordingly.

Bishaten Materials and Drops

Master Rank Bishaten Materials

Target

Capture

Broken Parts

Carves

Bishaten Glidefeather [28%] Bishaten Hardclaw [20%] Bishaten Finefur [19%] Massive Bone [12%] Bishaten Heavyhorn [9%] Beast Gem [7%] Large Beast Gem [5%]

Bishaten Glidefeather [34%] Bishaten Hardtail [23%] Bishaten Finefur [21%] Bishaten Hardclaw [16% (x2)] Large Beast Gem [6%]

Bishaten Hardtail [100% (Tail)] Bishaten Heavyhorn [80% (Head)] Bishaten Glidefeather [70% (Wing)] Afflicted Blood [40% (Anomaly Quests)] Afflicted Dragon Blood [40% (Anomaly Investigations)] Afflicted Pure Blood [40% (Anomaly Investigations)] Bishaten Hardclaw [30% (Wing x2)] Bishaten Finefur [15% (Head)] Large Beast Gem [5% (Head)]

Bishaten Glidefeather [70% (Wings)] Bishaten Finefur [49% (Head)] Afflicted Blood [40% (Anomaly Quests)] Afflicted Dragon Blood [40% (Anomaly Investigations)] Afflicted Pure Blood [40% (Anomaly Investigations)] Massive Bone [10% (Body)] Bishaten Heavyhorn [6% (Body)] Large Beast Gem [3% (Body)]

High Rank Bishaten Materials

Target

Capture

Broken Parts

Carves

Bishaten Feather+ [32%] Bishaten Talon+ [21%] Bishaten Fur+ [20%] Stoutbone [12%] Bishaten Horn+ [9%] Beast Gem [6%]

Bishaten Feather+ [33%] Bishaten Tailcase+ [23%] Bishaten Fur+ [20%] Bishaten Talon+ [16% (x2)] Beast Gem [8%]

Bishaten Tailcase+ [100% (Tail)] Bishaten Horn+ [80% (Head)] Bishaten Feather+ [70% (Wing)] Bishaten Talon+ [30% (Wing x2)] Bishaten Fur+ [15% (Head)] Beast Gem [5% (Head)]

Bishaten Fur+ [49% (Body)] Bishaten Feather+ [32% (Body)] Stoutbone [10% (Body)] Bishaten Horn+ [5% (Body)] Beast Gem [4% (Body)]

Low Rank Bishaten Materials

Target

Capture

Broken Parts

Carves

Bishaten Feather [33%] Bishaten Talon [22%] Bishaten Fur [22%] Jumbo Bone [14%] Bishaten Horn [9%]

Bishaten Feather [36%] Bisha Tailcase [23%] Bishaten Fur [23%] Bishaten Talon [18% (x2)]

Bisha Tailcase [100% (Tail)] Bishaten Horn [80% (Head)] Bishaten Feather [70% (Wing)] Bishaten Talon [30% (Wing x2)] Bishaten Fur [20% (Head)]

Bishaten Fur [52% (Body)] Bishaten Feather [33% (Body)] Jumbo Bone [10% (Body)] Bishaten Horn [5% (Body)]

Bishaten Dropped Materials

Master Rank

High Rank

Low Rank

Flashfruit [100%] Poisonfruit [100%] Jumbofruit [100%] Parafruit [100%] Bishaten Finefur [50%, 39%] Large Beast Tear [35%] Bishaten Glidefeather [35%] Beast Tear [15%] Bishaten Hardtail [10%, 15%] Large Beast Gem [5%] Large Beast Gem [5%]

Flashfruit [100%] Poisonfruit [100%] Jumbofruit [100%] Parafruit [100%] Bishaten Fur+ [39%, 50%] Bishaten Feather+ [35%] Large Beast Tear [30%] Beast Tear [20%] Bishaten Tailcase+ [10%, 15%] Beast Gem [1%]

Flashfruit [100%] Poisonfruit [100%] Jumbofruit [100%] Beast Tear [50%] Bishaten Fur [40%, 50%] Bishaten Feather [35%] Bisha Tailcase [10%, 15%]

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