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This is a hunting guide for Astalos, a Large Monster in Monster Hunter Rise (MH Rise) and the Sunbreak DLC. Read on to learn Astalos' weaknesses, forgeable weapons, forgeable armor, drops, and attack patterns for Master Rank!
Astalos Guide | Astalos Weapons | Astalos Armor |
List of Contents
Astalos ライゼクス |
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Type | Flying Wyvern | Previous Games | MHGen, MHGU |
Threat Level | 7/10 | Rampage Type | ー |
Major Weakness | Other Weakness | ||
Blight / Elemental Damage | Abnormal Status | ||
Characteristics | |||
Large Flying Wyverns with crest-shaped organs that let them control vast amounts of electricity. Astalos vibrate these organs on their head, forked tail, and brilliant wings to charge the respective body part with electricity, yielding tremendous strength and an amplified attack range. Violent to a fault, witnesses have observed them using all their might to drive intruders from their territory. |
Quest Name | Monster/Unlock |
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In Search of the Doctor |
Astalos
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Unlock Conditions: Complete two M★4 Key Quests after finishing the Quest "Ice Wolf, Red Moon" |
The Astalos Urgent Quest is unlocked by completing 2 Key Quests after defeating Lunagaron in Ice Wolf, Red Moon.
MR Grinding Guide:
How to Get from MR 6 to MR 100 Fast
Part | |||
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Tail | 35 | 35 | 20 |
Leg | 25 | 25 | 15 |
Wing | 25 | 25 | 20 |
Back | 25 | 25 | 20 |
Neck | 55 | 55 | 30 |
Abdomen | 24 | 24 | 15 |
Crest | 55 | 55 | 39 |
Overall | 35 | 35 | 23 |
Tail Tip | 35 | 35 | 20 |
Part | |||||
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Tail | 5 | 10 | 0 | 15 | 5 |
Leg | 5 | 5 | 0 | 10 | 5 |
Wing | 5 | 5 | 0 | 10 | 5 |
Back | 5 | 5 | 0 | 10 | 5 |
Neck | 5 | 5 | 0 | 5 | 5 |
Abdomen | 5 | 5 | 0 | 10 | 5 |
Crest | 5 | 5 | 0 | 10 | 5 |
Overall | 5 | 7 | 0 | 11 | 5 |
Tail Tip | 5 | 10 | 0 | 15 | 5 |
Higher numbers indicate higher potential damage to the monster.
Attacks with their head, wings, or tail will be charged with electricity. The movement, attack range, and strength of each part changes when electrified; when all parts are charged, these creatures become particularly dangerous, so targeting electrified parts to dispel their charge is essential.
Status Effect Vulnerabilities
Poison | Stun | Paralysis | Sleep |
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-- | ★ | ★ | ★ |
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 |
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◯ | △ | ✕ |
Sonic Bomb | Meat Effects | Dung Bomb |
✕ | ✕ | ◯ |
◯ = Vulnerable; ✕ = Fully Resistant; ▲ = Situational
Monster Part | Extract |
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Tail Tip | — |
Overall | — |
Crest | |
Abdomen | |
Neck | |
Back | |
Wing | |
Leg | |
Tail |
Red = Attack Increase, White = Movement Boost, Orange = Anti-knockback When Attacking
Astalos is featured in the free Sunbreak demo as an Expert quest.
Sunbreak Demo Guide and Monsters
Map | Starting Area | Visited Areas | Rest Area |
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Shrine Ruins | 7 / 8 / 11 | 3 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / 11 / 12 | 11 |
Flooded Forest | 3 / 9 / 11 | 1 / 3 / 6 / 8 / 9 / 10 / 11 / 12 / 13 | 13 |
Jungle | 5 / 6 / 9 | 2 / 3 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 | 7 |
Forlorn Arena | - | - | - |
Quest Type | Lvl | Quest Name |
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Anomaly Quest | A★5 | Anomaly Research: Astalos |
Event Quest | M★4 | Flash of Inspiration |
Follower Quest | M★4 | Rumbling Tummy, Rumbling Thunder |
Hub Quest | M★4 | Jade Membrane, Sapphire Claws |
Hub Quest | M★4 | Troublemaking Trio Pt. 2 |
Hub Quest | M★4 | An Electrifying Grace |
Support Survey | M★4 | Operation Astalos |
Urgent Hub Quest | M★4 | In Search of the Doctor |
Event Quest | M★5 | The Terrible Threes |
Support Survey | M★5 | Operation Thunder-Clad |
Event Quest | M★6 | I Need My Beauty Sleep! |
Event Quest | M★6 | Adorned Arena |
Hub Quest | M★6 | Advanced: True King of the Skies |
No Quest in This Rank |
No Quest in This Rank |
Astalos can store electricity in its tail, wings, and head and can become fully charged. You know Astalos is in a charged state when the wing talons, tail tip, and crown are glowing yellow-green.
While in the charged state, its attacks are faster and more powerful. To take away its charged state, Astalos should be attacked on its body parts where electricity is stored, like its head.
Like that of Zinogre, using a Shock Trap on Astalos will stun it but will also power it up!
Since Astalos receives more damage on the charged parts when fully charged, you can opt to charge Astalos with a Shock Trap to make it more vulnerable. However, be ready for a more aggressive Astalos when you do this.
If your goal is to incapacitate Astalos for free hits, we recommend using Pitfall Traps instead. A shock trap should be a last resort if necessary.
In the demo, hitting the parts that are charged (glowing head, tail tip, and wing talons) would deal a great amount of damage to Astalos. You gotta be careful though, beside those parts are the areas where you are most exposed to damage. Try balancing offense and defense when fighting Astalos.
Astalos deals Thunderblight, where Hunters affected by it are more susceptible to being stunned. Don't forget to take the Nulberries available in the Main Camp item box or pick them up around the locale.
Nulberry Location: How to Get and Effects
Astalos is weakest to Ice. Its usual weak spots included its head, the tip of its tail, and the tail itself. Try equipping an ice element weapon to better your chances against Astalos.
Name | Description |
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Wing Stomps | Astalos slams its large wings with authority, dealing damage in a wide area. |
Electro Stake Explosion | Astalos plants its tail on the ground then causes an explosion. |
Electro Beam | A long-range attack where Astalos fires of a lightning beam from its tail. |
Electro Storms | Astalos summons multiple lightning pillars that moves in a zigzag pattern. |
Aerial Electro Slam | Astalos flies up and slams itself, discharging electricity in a wide area. |
Electro Slingshot | Astalos charges and prepares for flight then dashing towards the Hunter at high speed. |
Wing Stomps Attack Information |
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Wing Stomps: Astalos slams its wings, damaging anyone within the wide range of the attack. If it is charged, Astalos may slam both wings consecutively, which can lead to paralysis or even fainting. Hunters aren't safe even if they're directly ahead or even slightly left or right from its wings. It is best to dodge roll towards its legs, or wirebug above to clear the area. |
Electro Stake Explosion Attack Information |
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Electro Stake Explosion: Astalos pierces its tail on the ground and sets off a lightning explosion. There is a little delay between Astalos piercing the ground and launching the move, so it is possible to attack it and dodge the explosion right after. Gunners can also take this opportunity to launch attacks on Astalos, as it will stay in one place for the entire duration of the move. |
Astalos is capable of spewing off electric beams from its body. This attack can either come from its tail or the crown of its head.
Electro Beam Variations |
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Electro Tail Beam: Astalos produces a beam of lightning from its tail damaging anyone in a straight line. It is relatively easy to dodge this attack as you just need to avoid positioning yourself in front of Astalos' tail. |
Electro Crown Beam: A variation of the Tail Beam but using Astalos' crown. Astalos will look up at the heavens as it charges a beam of light that will later slam on the Hunter in a straight line. Try to time your dodge or wirebug away because Astalos tends to home in on the Hunter when using this move. |
Astalos summons lightning pillars which move in a zigzag pattern. This is an attempt to confuse the Hunter so Astalos can follow it up with moves or an electro ball attack. Astalos will fire 4 lightning pillars at a time while enraged so take heed!
Astalos has two variations for this attack, both differs mainly on how Astalos follows up the initial pillar attacks.
Electro Storm Variations |
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Storms with Electro Ball: Astalos follows up the storms with an electro ball that travels quickly in a straight line. Make sure to dodge promptly or use your counterattack silkbind moves to survive this attack. |
Storms with No Electro Ball: This is the second variation of Astalos' Electro Storms attack where instead of an Electro Ball, Astalos follow this move up with another move - taking advantage of the confusion the storms created. |
Aerial Electro Slam Attack Information |
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Aerial Electro Slam: Astalos has its dive bomb attack wherein it leaps to the air, spreads its wings, and lunges at its target which causes a lightning explosion upon landing. It is useful to keep an eye out on Astalos as it rises in the air to determine who the dive bomb is meant for. Spread out if you or a nearby teammate are close if either of you is the target to avoid multiple people getting downed by the attack. |
Electro Slingshot Attack Information |
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Electro Slingshot: Astalos will create some distance before bolting across the field at the Hunter. It can also use this move if Astalos senses that the Hunter is far away. This deals massive damage and should be avoided or countered where possible. Astalos will often combo into this attack after using its wing slams so keep an eye out for its crouching and charging posture. |
Heavy Astalos Shell [28%] Astalos Shard [21%] Astalos Wingmembrane [19%] Boltscale [12%] Heavy Astalos Crest+ [10%] Astalos Mantle [3%] |
Heavy Astalos Shell [30%] Astalos Wingmembrane [27%] Astalos Wingripper [18% (x2)] Boltscale [12%] Astalos Scissortailblade [10%] Astalos Mantle [3%] |
Heavy Astalos Crest+ [80% (Crest)] Heavy Astalos Shell [70% (Back)] Astalos Wingripper [50% (Wing), 20% (Wing x2)] Afflicted Dire Scale [40% (Anomaly Investigations)] Afflicted Dire Scale+ [40% (Anomaly Investigations)] Afflicted Dire Shard [40% (Anomaly Investigations)] Astalos Wingmembrane [30% (Wing)] Astalos Shard [27% (Back)] Boltscale [17% (Chest)] Astalos Mantle [3% (Tail), 2% (Body)] |
Astalos Scissortailblade [80% (Tail)] Afflicted Dire Scale [40% (Anomaly Investigations)] Afflicted Dire Scale+ [40% (Anomaly Investigations)] Afflicted Dire Shard [40% (Anomaly Investigations)] Astalos Shard [32% (Body)] Heavy Astalos Shell [25% (Body)] Boltscale [18% (Body), 17% (Tail)] Astalos Wingmembrane [15% (Body)] Heavy Astalos Crest+ [8% (Body)] Astalos Mantle [3% (Tail), 2% (Body)] |
Astalos Shard
[55%]
Large Wyvern Tear
[50%]
Heavy Astalos Shell
[30%]
Astalos Wingripper
[15%]
Astalos Mantle
[1%]
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All Astalos Related Articles | ||
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Astalos Guide | Astalos Weapons | Astalos Armor |
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Shogun Ceanataur | Lunagaron | Astalos | Seregios | ||
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Malzeno | Shagaru Magala |
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Chameleos | Kushala Daora | Teostra |
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