Sunbreak Jyuratodus: Weakness and Drops | Monster Hunter Rise

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

Jyuratodus Guide
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Jyuratodus Weakness and Notes

Jyuratodus ジュラトドス
Type	Piscine Wyvern	Previous Games	MHW, MHWI
Threat Level	4/10	Rampage Type	ー
Major Weakness	Thunder	Other Weakness	Fire
Blight / Elemental Damage	Water	Abnormal Status	ー
Characteristics
A piscine wyvern that inhabits swamps, utilizing the mud there to hunt and survive. It wallows in the mire cutaneous respiration and preserve the toughness of its scales. The sludge it spits is highly viscous, so watch where you step, lest you get stuck in it.

How to Unlock Jyuratodus

Complete Provoking an Anjanath's Wrath in Master Rank

Quest Name	Monster/Unlock
Messed Up Situation (Key Quest)	Jyuratodus
	Unlock Conditions: Finish the Quest "Provoking an Anjanath's Wrath"

MR Jyuratodus is unlocked by reaching M★2 and completing the Urgent Quest Provoking an Anjanath's Wrath in the Sunbreak expansion.

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Clear Five ★4 Key Hub Quests in High Rank

Quest Name	Monster/Unlock
The Restless Swamp	Jyuratodus
	Unlock Conditions: Clear 5 ★4 Key Hub Quests

Jyuratodus is unlocked by reaching HR 4 and completing five ★4 Key Hub Quests. Doing this unlocks the Urgent Quest The Restless Swamp which allows you to face Jyuratodus in the Flooded Forest.

Hunter Rank Farm Guide:
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Jyuratodus Weakness and Resistance

42	41	38	8
0	17	5	5

Bold are the recommended Weapon Type and Elemental Damage.

Jyuratodus Weapon Damage Breakdown

Part
Head	63	63	53
Neck	43	43	43
Torso	35	35	35
Back	25	25	25
Fin	25	25	25
Leg	45	45	40
Tail	55	50	45
Overall	42	41	38

Jyuratodus Elemental Weakness Breakdown

Part
Head	5	0	10	5	5
Neck	5	0	10	5	5
Torso	10	0	25	5	5
Back	5	0	15	5	5
Fin	10	0	20	5	5
Leg	15	0	30	5	5
Tail	5	0	10	5	5
Overall	8	0	17	5	5

Higher numbers indicate higher potential damage to the monster.

Jyuratodus Hunting Tips

A Jyuratodus's mud-caked carapace is tough, so use water-elemental weapons to dissolve the mud and get to its squishy core. Stepping in its mud slows you down, so pay attention to your footing.

Status Effect Vulnerabilities

Poison	Stun	Paralysis	Sleep
★	★★	★	--
Blast	Exhaust	Fireblight	Waterblight
--	★★★	★	★
Thunderblight		Iceblight
★★		★

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

Item Vulnerabilities

Pitfall Trap	Shock Trap	Flash Bomb
◯	◯	◯
Sonic Bomb	Meat Effects	Dung Bomb
◯	✕	◯

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

Kinsect Extracts

Monster Part	Extract
Head
Neck
Torso
Back
Fin
Leg
Tail

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

Kinsect Extract Guide

Jyuratodus Locations and Quests

Jyuratodus Known Habitat

Map	Starting Area	Visited Areas	Rest Area
Flooded Forest	7 / 6	1 / 2 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 14	14
Infernal Springs	-	-	-

Jyuratodus Quest Appearances

How to Beat Jyuratodus

Jyuratodus Tips
Remove Jyuratodus' Mud Coat Force It Out of Water Use Sonic Bombs to Interrupt Mud Breach Use Meat Bait to Attract Giganha

Remove Jyuratodus' Mud Coat

Jyuratodus' mud coat chips away through damage. Maintain the offensive throughout the fight to keep its parts exposed and make the fight easier!

Force It Out of Water

Attacking the head and dealing KO Damage while Jyuratodus is submerged can force it to pop out of the water so Hammer and Hunting Horn users should take note!

Use Sonic Bombs to Interrupt Mud Breach

Jyuratodus' Mud Breach can be interrupted with a Sonic Bomb. This forces Jyuratodus to pop out of the water in a knocked-down state, allowing you to dish out heavy damage for free!

Use Meat Bait to Attract Giganha

Meat Bait can be used in Giganha-infested waters as a trap. This trap can deal decent damage and potentially stagger-lock Jyuratodus for the full duration.

Check your Supply Box within the base camp for free Meat Bait whenever you are in a Flooded Forest quest!

Keep in mind that this trap is timed, meaning it'll go off after two to three seconds regardless if Jyuratodus is in position or not. It is recommended that you use this trap during Jyuratodus' Mud Bath animation.

Jyuratodus Master Rank Attack Patterns

In addition to its attacks in High Rank quests, Jyuratodus uses the following attacks in Master Rank.

Name	Description
Muddy Tail Slap	Jyuratodus horizontally flicks its tail twice, sending out balls of mud that inflict Waterblight on contact.
Mud Shot Belly Flop Combo	Jyuratodus spits out a mud ball and follows it up with a quick belly flop.

Muddy Tail Slap

Muddy Tail Slap Attack Information
Muddy Tail Slap: Jyuratodus horizontally flicks its tail twice, dealing moderate damage on contact and sending out balls of mud that inflict Waterblight. To avoid this attack, react to its wind-up animation and move away perpendicular to Jyuratodus' body.

Mud Shot Belly Flop Combo

Mud Shot Belly Flop Combo Attack Information
Mud Shot Belly Flop Combo: Jyuratodus spits out a ball of mud that inflicts Waterblight on impact before following the attack up with a quick belly flop. Move away from Jyuratodus' head when it rears it back, then evade perpendicular to the belly flop's path to avoid this combo.

Jyuratodus General Attack Patterns

Jyuratodus uses the following attacks in High Rank quests.

Name	Description
Mud Shot	Jyuratodus spits out mud from its mouth like a projectile towards its target.
Mud Barricade	Jyuratodus traps its target between two walls of mud, caging it for a beating.
Mud Breach	Jyuratodus submerges underwater and hunts down its target, emerging with an upward splash.
Mud Bath	Jyuratodus coats its body with mud armor while spinning underwater.
Tail Attacks	Jyuratodus uses its massive tail to slap at its targets.
Mud Slide	Jyuratodus slides towards a direction, attempting to hit its target.
Lunge Attack	Jyuratodus lunges towards its target.
Belly Flop	Jyuratodus jumps up in the air and lands on its target, belly first.
Hip Check	Jyuratodus attempts to smack its target with its hip, a desperate move.

Mud Shot

Jyuratodus will shoot mud at hunters either in a single shot or in three shots. Mud Shots will inflict Waterblight on hunters and create mud traps at the impact area so keep some Nulberries handy.

Mud Shot Variations
Single Mud Shot: Jyuratodus ejects a mud ball from its mouth towards its target.
Triple Mud Shot: Jyuratodus shoots three mud balls at a staggered pace towards its front, similar to Rathalos and Rathian's flame attack. IMPORTANT: Jyuratodus will shoot batches of three mud balls per shot when enraged.
Moving Mud Shots: Jyuratodus moves to three different spots, unleashing Mud Balls as soon as it arrives at each destination.

Mud Barricade

Mud Barricade Attack Information
Mud Barricade: Jyuratodus traps its target with two mud walls before unleashing an attack inside. The follow-up attack can be any move from its arsenal so be prepared to wirebug to safety if necessary.

Mud Breach

Jyuratodus submerges to prepare for a devastating attack. Similar to Diablos' burrow attack, the key to evading this attack lies in the bubbles that form above Jyuratodus' position.

Keep an eye on these bubbles at all times and track their movement. Once Jyuratodus does a quick pop from underwater, dodge out of the actual attack's way! Watch for mud shots that spreads around once it hits the ground.

This attack will launch you up in the air if it connects and can create a lot of mud traps in the immediate area.

Mud Breach Variations
Breaching Body Slam: Jyuratodus leaps out of the mud, knocking hunters upward before slamming its entire body head-first into the ground. A variation of this attack exists during Jyuratodus' enraged state where mud spreads upon impact.
Quick Breaching Belly Flop: Jyuratodus leaps out of the mud, knocking hunters upward before landing with a quick belly flop. This attack comes out faster than the Breaching Body Slam, and releases no mud upon impact.

Mud Bath

Mud Bath Attack Information
Mud Bath: Jyuratodus spins around muddy water to re-apply its lost mud coating. Take advantage of this moment by landing your heaviest attacks — You can even interrupt it if you deal enough damage or use a Flash Bomb!

Tail Attacks

Jyuratodus can use its massive tail to attack hunters from any angle around its body.

Tail Attack Variations
Double Tail Slap: Jyuratodus slap its tail horizontally twice, launching anyone who positions behind it for too long.
Tail Spin: Jyuratodus spins its massive tail 180 degrees, then completes the rotation by doing another 180° spin shortly after.

Mud Slide

Mud Slide Attack Information
Mud Slide: Jyuratodus slides towards its destination when submerged, knocking down anyone in its path.

Lunge Attack

Jyuratodus can lunge out of the water to bite its target. This attack can have two patterns and is dependent on the distance between Jyuratodus and its target.

Lunge Attack Variations
Short-Ranged Lunge: Jyuratodus lunges forward to bite its target, dealing minor damage and potentially tripping anyone it connects to.
Long-Ranged Lunge: Similar to the short-range lunge, Jyuratodus attempts to bite its target. This attack only occurs when there is a considerable amount of distance between Jyuratodus and the target.

Belly Flop

Belly Flop Attack Information
Belly Flop: Jyuratodus does a short hop forward and belly flops towards its destination. This is a fairly quick attack that can catch anyone off-guard so always stay on your toes!

Hip Check

Hip Check Attack Information
Hip Check: Jyuratodus postures sideways towards its target before ramming its large body to it. This attack deals high damage and can knock you down — Always be prepared to dodge out of the way or block!

Jyuratodus Materials and Drops

Master Rank Jyuratodus Materials

High Rank Jyuratodus Materials

Jyuratodus Dropped Materials

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