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Training Area: Features and How to Unlock

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Monster Hunter Rise (MH Rise) - Training Area Guide

This is an article about the Training Area in Monster Hunter Rise (MH Rise). Read on to learn how to unlock the training area, and its features, including how to make the dummy attack, where to find the secret mural, and more!

How to Unlock the Training Area

Go to the Buddy Plaza then Move to the Training Area

The Training Area can be unlocked for the first time by first going to the Buddy Plaza. Buddy Expert Shirubei will introduce you to all Buddy Plaza facilities including the ferry to get to the Training Area.

Approach the boat then move to the Training Area! Once you've been to the Training Area for the first time, Training Area fast travel via the Village Map will be unlocked.

Accessed Through the Village Map

The Training Area cannot be selected for fast travel until you visit it for the first time. After unlocking it, you can press and hold the minus button (-) (Switch), Left Touchpad (Playstation), Menu Button (Xbox), or M (PC) to access the Kamura Village Map. Choose Training Area from the options to fast travel!

Training Area Has Access to Different Locations

You can go straight to Kamura Village, Elgado Outpost, the Gathering Hub, and your Room by talking to the Training Area Palico!

Training Area Features

Make the Training Dummy Attack

Stomp Projectile

Toadversary, the training dummy, can be set to attack hunters! You can enable this feature by going to the Training Options under the Quests settings from the main menu or by talking to Sekirei the Trainer. You can then choose between a melee attack (Stomp), ranged attack (Projectile), or Gas/Roars under Actions.

This is a huge help, especially with practicing the timings for all the counterattack moves and Silkbind attacks introduced in Monster Hunter Rise (MH Rise).

Test Out Your Weapons

You may use the Training Area to test out your weapon and armor builds so you can take down monsters more efficiently! This can also be a training ground for when you want to get used to a certain new weapon you want to try!

You may also change weapon types on the fly! Just interact with the Item Box near the entrance and choose Manage Equipment.

All Weapon Types and Guides

Practice Your Switch Skills

MH Rise - Switch Skills Training Area

With the introduction of Switch Skills, the Training Area conveniently has an Item Box that allows you to customize your Switch Skill build on the fly. Just interact with the Item Box and choose Change Switch Skill.

Switch Skills Guide: How to Use Switch Skills

Practice in Multiplayer

In Monster Hunter World, only one player can enter the Training Area. In Monster Hunter Rise (MH Rise), you will be able to practice in the Training Area with your friends!

How to Play Online: Local Co-op and Demo Multiplayer

Unlimited Items

MH Rise - Bow Apply and Choost Coating

While in the Training Area, all your items will not be consumed. This is useful when you want to know the effects of certain consumables like Dash Juice or Demon Powder on your overall playstyle. Your Bow Coatings and Bowgun ammo don't get consumed too!

Test the Capabilities of Your Buddies

The Hunter (or Hunters, in multiplayer) can bring Buddies inside the Training Area. You can even make adjustments to their skills and equipment with the provided Buddy Board. This is a great way to test out different Buddy loadouts for you to use!

Buddy Equipment

Practice Your Gunner Skills

MH Rise - Gunner in Practice

Ranged weapons (Bow, Light Bowgun, and Heavy Bowgun) can be practiced here without wasting resources like ammo and coatings. Improve your aim and damage dealt here!

Adjust Settings from the Training Area Arena

You can change the different settings for Toadversary and the target range by accessing a menu while inside the Training Area.

To do this, head over to the Start Menu by holding the Plus (+) button (Switch), Right Touchpad (Playstation), tapping the Menu Button (Xbox), or Esc then go to Quests Tab (Tab 2) → Training Options. From there you may choose to change Settings for:

  • Head Position
  • Direction the Dummy is facing
  • If the Dummy will track the player
  • Set the action setting for the Dummy (Standby, Projectile Attack, Stomp, Gas/Roars)
  • Set the type and additional properties for the Dummy's attacks
  • Set whether the Targets for the Firing Range are moving or not
  • Set the number of Wirebugs (2, 3, Infinite)

Petalace Buffs are Maxed Out

MH Rise - Wearing Petalaces

The Training Area automatically assumes you have max Spiribird buffs for your Petalace. This means your attack can be up to 20 higher than usual with a Demon Petalace. Make sure to keep this in mind when testing out damage!

Best Petalaces and How to Upgrade

Training Area Facilities

Toadversary, the Tetranadon Dummy

There is a huge dummy in the middle of the Training Area called Toadversary, which resembles a Tetranadon. The dummy's action will depend on the Training Options set by the player!

The Dummy is Affected by Status

MH Rise - Toadversary Stun

When hit with blunt weapons, the dummy can be stunned. This can effectively give you an estimate of how effective your blunt attacks can be. It is also affected by status, such as Poison and Paralysis. Do note that status buildup appears to reset to normal, making it not fully representative of actual hunts.

Gunner Practice Range

MH Rise - Practice Range

A practice range for gunners (LBG and HBG users rejoice!) is present in the Training Area. This can help refine your aim before fighting the real deal!

Cannon and Ballista Practice

Cannons and Ballistae are present in the Training Area. You can use these to practice when you need to use them in Rampages or in fights with them such as Thunder Serpent Narwa.

Training Area Secret Mural

MH Rise - Mural on Top of the Training Area

There is a secret mural on top of the waterfall behind the dummy in the Training Area. The mural looks centuries old and may hold secrets regarding the Rampage!

How to Get to the Training Area Secret Mural

Use The Infinite Wirebugs Option

Wiredash to the Mural
MH Rise - Wiredash to the Mural
Input
Switch
Buttons zL + NSW - zR
Playstation
PS4 - L2 Button + PS4 - R2 Button
XBox
XBOX - Left Trigger + XBOX - Right Trigger
PC
MH Rise - Middle Click + MH Rise - M4 Click

The fastest way to get to the mural on top of the waterfall is to set the Wirebug Gauge to Infinite Use in the Training Options then wiredash your way to the top! We suggest spamming zL + zR (Switch), L2 + R2 (Playstation), Left Trigger + Right Trigger (Xbox), or Middle Click + MB4 (PC) then point the reticle towards the top of the waterfall!

Wirebug Moves and Controls

Secret Mural Drawings

The drawings on the secret mural depict the people of Kamura fighting against the Rampage. Not only that, there are silhouettes of specific monsters impressed on the mural - with the six of them confirmed to have Apex versions in MH Rise!

Arzuros
Rathian
Mizutsune
Rathalos
Diablos
Zinogre
Valstrax

Monster Hunter Rise Related Guides

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All Game Mechanics Guides

Sunbreak Guides
New Silkbind Attacks and Switch Skills How to Switch Skill Swap
How to Get from MR 6 to MR 100 Fast Anomaly Research Level: How to Get Max Level Fast
How to Bring Followers - List of Followers Special Investigations: How to Unlock
Village Facility Guides
Room Guide: Things To Do Inside Your Room Training Area Guide
Canteen and Food Skills Gathering Hub Guide
Getting Started
Character Creation Guide List of Controls
Palico Guide Palamute Guide
Cohoot Guide List of Settings
Can I Change My Name? Can I Change Gender?
Hunter and Monster Stats
Explanation of Hunter Stats Monster Stats Explained
Attack and Elemental Attack Defense and Elemental Defense
Affinity and Negative Affinity Monster Size and Effects
Abnormal Status and Elemental Blight Guide Buff Duration: How Long Do Buffs Last?
Weapon and Armor-Related Guides
How to Rollback Weapons How to Forge Weapons and Armor
Damage Types: Difference Between Sever, Blunt, Projectile Damage How to Use Weapon and Armor Designs
How to Change Armor Pigment How to Hide Armor Pieces
How to Upgrade Kinsects How Does Sharpness Work?
Qurious Crafting:
Armor Augments
Chaotic Gore Magala Weapons Explained
Gameplay Features
Wirebug Moves and Controls Silkbind Attacks
How to Lock-On and Target Settings Switch Skills Guide
Wyvern Riding Guide Turf Wars
What is the Rampage? Hunter Rank (HR) Guide
Unchangeable Appearance Features How to Fast Travel
Fishing Guide Quest Completion Rewards
How to Carry Eggs Respawn Timers
Melding Pot Guide Solo and Multiplayer Guide
Crafting List How to Use Photo Mode
List of Lottery Prizes How to Save the Game
Character Edit Vouchers
Online Play
Multiplayer and Co-op Guide Hunter Connect and Like Function
How to use the Chat Feature How to Use Gestures
Join Requests Guide How Does Difficulty Scaling Work?

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