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This is an article about Jyuratodus, a new monster appearing in Monster Hunter Rise (MHRise) for the Nintendo Switch. Read on to learn everything we know about Jyuratodus, the currently revealed Jyuratodus armor sets, and the effects of its attacks.
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Type | Piscine Wyvern | Previous Games | MHW, MHWI |
Element | Water | Ailment | Muddy |
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A large Piscine Wyvern that inhabits the swamps of the Wildspire Waste. It uses mud to capture prey, and it's known to battle other monsters over territory. (Description from MHW) |
Map | Starting Area |
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Shrine Ruins | Coming Soon! |
Normal Form | Mud Form |
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The Jyuratodus can gain a layer of armor by covering itself in Mud. It takes less damage so let's aim to remove the mud by using Watermoss or by attacking it.
The Jyuratodus can go with a short fight with Barroth when they meet. It is still unknown if a Barroth will appear in Rise so stay tuned for more info!
The Jyuratodus can spit mud at hunters. When hit, this will slow them down and prevent them from running. The hunters can still roll so roll away when the Jyuratodus attempt to attack you while you're encased in mud.
The Jyuratodus can use a rush attack when submerged in the water. Stay away from its path or block it to avoid damage.
The Jyuratodus will reposition itself away from the hunters then attempt to cover itself with mud. It might appear menacing but this process deals no damage to hunters even when they come in contact. Attack the Jyuratodus when it does this move!
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I saw that Magnamalo has two names: some shoos are selling Magnamalo Amiibo and some shops and selling Magbanaki Amiibo but they’re both the same monster. Why is that?
I hope they have different accessories for the Palamute like how the Palico can use Palico Gadgets! Maybe fang accessories which could inflict Poison, etc.?
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