Sunbreak Great Baggi: Weakness and Drops

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

Great Baggi Guide
Great Baggi Weapons	Great Baggi Armor

Great Baggi Weakness and Notes

Great Baggi ドスバギィ
Type	Bird Wyvern	Previous Games	MH3, MH3U
Threat Level	1/10	Rampage Type	ー
Major Weakness	Fire	Other Weakness	Thunder Water
Blight / Elemental Damage	ー	Abnormal Status	Sleep
Characteristics
A carnivorous bird wyvern. Noted for their projecting cranial crests and bluish-white skin that's adapted to snowy climates. Great Baggi craftily command other Baggi to surround their prey and stun them with a tranquilizing fluid.

How to Unlock Great Baggi

Complete Tetranadon Blockade in Master Rank

Quest Name	Monster/Unlock
BRRRR Plus ZZZzzz Equals? (Key Quest)	Great Baggi Lagombi
	Unlock Conditions: Finish the Quest "Tetranadon Blockade"

MR Great Baggi is unlocked by completing the M★1 Urgent Quest Tetranadon Blockade in the Sunbreak expansion.

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

Reach HR 4 in High Rank

Quest Name	Monster/Unlock
Didn't Get the Memo (Key Quest)	Great Baggi
	Unlock Conditions: Finish the Quest "The Blue Apex"

High Rank Great Baggi is unlocked by completing the Urgent Quest The Blue Apex and reaching HR 4.

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

Unlocked from the Start in Low Rank

Quest Name	Monster/Unlock
No Cure for the Common Baggi (Key Quest)	Great Baggi
	Unlock Conditions: From the start

Low Rank Great Baggi is unlocked from the start at HR 1.

Great Baggi Weakness and Resistance

63	58	50	40
20	20	0	0

Bold are the recommended Weapon Type and Elemental Damage.

Great Baggi Weapon Damage Breakdown

Part
Head	75	65	60
Body	50	50	40
Overall	63	58	50

Great Baggi Elemental Weakness Breakdown

Part
Head	40	20	20	0	0
Body	40	20	20	0	0
Overall	40	20	20	0	0

Higher numbers indicate higher potential damage to the monster.

Great Baggi Hunting Tips

It commands many lesser Baggi to form a wave of all-out offense; a tactful hunter will pick off the herd one by one and avoid being surrounded. The Great Baggi spits out a sedative venom that will knock you out if you're struck by it, but having Energy Drinks on hand helps offset that threat.

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
Body

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

Kinsect Extract Guide

Great Baggi Locations and Quests

Great Baggi Known Habitat

Map	Starting Area	Visited Areas	Rest Area
Frost Islands	6 / 7 / 10	5 / 6 / 7 / 9 / 10 / 11 / 12	5

Great Baggi Quest Appearances

How to Beat Great Baggi

Attack After Avoiding Sleep Attacks Move Quickly or Block Often Bubbling Mouth Followed by Sleep Spit Bring Energy Drinks Deal with the Regular Baggi

Attack After Avoiding Sleep Attacks

The Great Baggi will spit sleep fluid at you multiple times, so make sure to dodge all of them so that you don't fall asleep, then attack when the Great Baggi is vulnerable!

Move Quickly or Block Often

The Great Baggi is a fast opponent, so make sure you're ready for a constant flurry of attacks. When it attacks, dodge around or block often to make sure you don't fall victim to its quick movements!

Bubbling Mouth Followed by Sleep Spit

When the Great Baggi's mouth starts foaming, it's preparing its sleep spit. When that happens, you better dodge from the landing spot or stay to the sides since the Sleep Spit is launched in a straight trajectory. Staying close to the Great Baggi also helps, as once the Sleep Spit animation starts, it cannot change direction.

Bring Energy Drinks

Energy Drinks can combat the drowsiness caused by Great Baggi’s sleep spit. Use one while you're in the middle of the groggy animation to wake yourself up.

Deal with the Regular Baggi

Similar to the other bird wyverns like Great Wroggi and Great Izuchi, the Great Baggi is oftentimes flanked by regular Baggi. Regular Baggi can also spit out sleep fluid, causing drowsiness and leaving hunters wide open to huge attacks.

Great Baggi Master Rank Attack Patterns

Performs Side Slams and Backsteps More Often

Great Baggi does not get any new attacks in Master Rank. However, it will use its more damaging Side Slam more frequently. It will also fire off more Backstep Sleep Spit attacks thanks to its increased speed.

Great Baggi General Attack Patterns

Great Baggi uses the following attacks in Low and High Rank quests.

Sleep Spit

Great Baggi and the smaller Baggi will spit out tranquilizing fluids that will put you to sleep. Prepare Energy Drinks, and keep your eyes open!

Sleep Spit Variations
Sleep Spit: Great Baggi fires some sleep fluid to tranquilize its target. If it successfully makes a hunter drowsy, it will immediately target them and do either a side slam or a head sweep to deal heavy damage. Great Baggi only fires straight after its mouth starts foaming, so evade sideward when you see it preparing the attack.
Backstep Sleep Spit: This variation of the attack has it leaping backward while firing its sleep fluid. Great Baggi pulls this off faster than the regular attack. It also puts some distance between itself and the hunters, leaving it less open to attacks. As with its regular sleeping spit, it will go straight for any sleepy hunters and perform a strong attack.

Spinning Tail Attack

Spinning Tail Attack Information
Spinning Tail Attack: Great Baggi relies on its tail to attack hunters by whipping it around while spinning. It will usually do this twice in a row and sometimes continue with a quick bite attack.

Side Slam

Side Slam Attack Information
Side Slam: The Great Baggi will turn to its side and charge sideways towards its foes, much like a shoulder tackle or hip check.

Bite Attacks

Bite Attack Information
Bite Attacks: Great Baggi can quickly bite targets right in front of it to trip or flinch them. It can perform up to two bites in a row, so keep this move in mind when you're going for the head.

Leaping Attack

Leaping Attack Information
Leaping Attack: Great Baggi uses its nimbleness to jump toward hunters. It will usually use this to close the distance with its target and then continue attacking with its close-range moves.

Summon Baggi

Summon Baggi Move Information
Summon Baggi: Great Baggi lets out a roar to call Baggi to help it fight the hunter. Like many monsters, its roar is also a signal that it's enraged.

Great Baggi Materials and Drops

Master Rank Great Baggi Materials

Target

Capture

Broken Parts

Carves

Great Baggi Thickhide [36%] Torpor Sac [30%] Great Baggi Claw+ [20% x2] Monster Hardbone [11%] Fey Wyvern Gem [3%]

Great Baggi Thickhide [41% x2] Great Baggi Claw+ [22% x2] Glorious Crest [15%] Monster Hardbone [13% x2] Bird Wyvern Gem [6%] Fey Wyvern Gem [3%]

Glorious Crest [75% (Head)] Afflicted Pelt [40% (Anomaly Quests)] Afflicted Hide+ [40% (Anomaly Investigations)] Afflicted Thickhide [40% (Anomaly Investigations)] Torpor Sac [20% (Head)] Fey Wyvern Gem [5% (Head)]

Great Baggi Thickhide [44% (Body)] Afflicted Pelt [40% (Anomaly Quests)] Afflicted Hide+ [40% (Anomaly Investigations)] Afflicted Thickhide [40% (Anomaly Investigations)] Torpor Sac [32% (Head)] Great Baggi Claw+ [18% (Body x2)] Bird Wyvern Gem [4% (Body)] Fey Wyvern Gem [2% (Body)] Great Baggi Claw+ [18% (Body x2)]

High Rank Great Baggi Materials

Target

Capture

Broken Parts

Carves

Great Baggi Claw+ [37%] Coma Sac [25%] Great Baggi Hide+ [22%] Monster Bone+ [13%] Bird Wyvern Gem [3%]

Great Baggi Claw+ [47%] Great Baggi Hide+ [23% (x2)] Monster Bone+ [13% (x2)] King's Crest [12%] Bird Wyvern Gem [5%]

King's Crest [70% (Head)] Coma Sac [20% (Head)] Bird Wyvern Gem [10% (Head)]

Great Baggi Hide+ [38% (Body)] Great Baggi Claw+ [32% (Body)] Coma Sac [27% (Body)] Bird Wyvern Gem [3% (Body)]

Low Rank Great Baggi Materials

Target

Capture

Broken Parts

Carves

Great Baggi Claw [36%] Sleep Sac [24%] Great Baggi Hide [21%] Monster Bone M [14%] King's Crest [5%]

Great Baggi Claw [46%] Great Baggi Hide [21% (x2)] Monster Bone M [18% (x2)] King's Crest [15%]

King's Crest [70% (Head)] Sleep Sac [30% (Head)]

Great Baggi Hide [40% (Body)] Great Baggi Claw [33% (Body)] Sleep Sac [27% (Body) ]

Great Baggi Dropped Materials

Master Rank

High Rank

Low Rank

Great Baggi Thickhide [80%] Large Wyvern Tear [30%] Wyvern Tear [20%] Great Baggi Claw+ [20% x2, 8% x2] Bird Wyvern Gem [4%] Fey Wyvern Gem [1%]

Great Baggi Hide+ [39%, 70%] Wyvern Tear [30%] Large Wyvern Tear [20%] Great Baggi Claw+ [10%, 30%] Bird Wyvern Gem [1%]

Wyvern Tear [50%] Great Baggi Hide [40%, 70%] Great Baggi Claw [10%, 30%]

Monster Hunter Rise Related Guides

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