Congalala is a Fanged Beast located at Scarlet Forest and Ruins of Wyveria in Monster Hunter Wilds. Learn how to beat Congalala, its attack patterns and weaknesses, drops, locations, variants, and more!

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Congalala	Weapons	Armor Sets

Congalala Weakness

Basic Information

Type	Roar	Wind Pressure
Fanged Beast	None	None
Tremor	Status Effect	Element
Minor	Poison, Paralysis, Blastblight, Stench	None
Gold Crown Sizes
946.03 ~ 1,303.42

Note: Gold Crown Sizes have ranges and may vary between hunters.

Damage Type Weakness

Hitzone Values and Weakness Breakdown

※ Click the tabs to switch between Damage Type and Elemental Damage Hitzone effectiveness.

Weapon Damage

Element

Part
Head	13	14	12
Torso	7	7	7
Left Foreleg	9	9	9
Right Foreleg	9	9	9
Left Hind Leg	7	7	7
Right Hind Leg	7	7	7
Tail	9	9	9
Overall	9	9	9

Part
Head	5	2	2	3	1
Torso	2	1	1	2	1
Left Foreleg	3	2	2	3	1
Right Foreleg	3	2	2	3	1
Left Hind Leg	3	2	2	3	1
Right Hind Leg	3	2	2	3	1
Tail	3	2	2	3	1
Overall	3	2	2	3	1

The numbers shown above showcase the effectiveness of damage types against the monster's hitzones. Parts with higher numbers mean the damage type is more effective, with 1 being the lowest and 20 as the highest.

Hitzone DPS Summary

Sever

Blunt

Shot

Sever
Hit Congalala's Head to deal the most amount of Sever damage. If you are unable to reach the Head, you can go for Congalala's Forelegs and Tail to apply good Sever damage! Hitting Congalala's Torso deals the lowest Sever damage.

Blunt
Hit Congalala's Head to deal the most amount of Blunt damage. If you are unable to reach the Head, you can go for Congalala's Forelegs and Tail to apply good Blunt damage! Hitting Congalala's Torso deals the lowest Blunt damage.

Shot
Shoot Congalala's Head to deal the most amount of Shot damage. If you are unable to shoot the Head, you can go for Congalala's Forelegs and Tail to apply good Shot damage! Hitting Congalala's Torso deals the lowest Shot damage.

Fire	Fire is the best element to use against Congalala. Try to aim for its Head to deal the most amount of Fire damage.

Status Ailment and Item Weakness

Status Ailment		Items
Poison		Pitfall Trap
Stun		Shock Trap
Paralysis		Meats
Sleep		Flash Pod
Blast		Sonic Pod
Exhaust		Dung Pod

Breakable Parts

Congalala Locations and Quests

Known Habitats

Region	Starting Area	Visited Areas	Resting Area
Scarlet Forest
Ruins of Wyveria

Quest Appearances

Congalala will start appearing in the Scarlet Forest after completing the Drive Off the Congalala main quest. Keep an eye out on your map so you can register its hunt as a Field Survey or Investigation quest.

List of Quests

Congalala Item Loadout

Recommended Items to Bring

Potion	Mega Potion	Antidote
Nulberry	Pitfall Trap	Shock Trap
Flash Pod	Large Dung Pod	Max Potion
Deodorant	Mending Mantle	Rocksteady Mantle

For Mantles, we recommend taking Mending Mantle as it can heal you even when you get inflicted by Paralysis or Stench. A great alternative would be the Rocksteady Mantle as well since it allows you to keep executing combos without any interruption.

The most notable items to bring are Deodorants, Antidotes, and Nulberries. These combat Congalala's Breath and Fart effects, which can range from Stench, Poison, and Blastblight. Congalala may also inflict Paralysis, but there's sadly no item to combat that, only the Paralysis Resistance Armor Skill.

Before hunting Congalala, make sure to bring healing items such as Potions, Mega Potions, and Max Potions. Keep in mind to bring Flash Pods to blind the monster and Large Dung Pods to get rid of the small Congas that get in your way. If Congalala's belly keeps getting in the way of your attacks, try to utilize Pitfall Traps and Shock Traps to open up damage windows for you and your team.

List of All Items and Materials

How to Beat Congalala

Congalala Monster Fight Tips
Bring Deodorant to Cure Stench/Blastblight Kill the Congas First Take Note of What Congalala is Eating Focus on Attacking the Head Avoid Attacking the Belly Use the Environment to Gain Advantage

Bring Deodorants to Cure Stench and Blastblight

As Congalala's Stench prevents the usage of consumable items, it is important to carry Deodorants to the hunt to quickly remove the debuff whenever needed. It is also good to make use of Purewasps that you can find in the environment is these can remove most negative status effects as well.

Bring Antidotes to Cure Poison

Congalala may also inflict Poison and Paralysis, depending on if it ate certain types of Mushrooms. Bring Antidotes or Herbal Medicines to be able to combat the Poison. Unfortunately, no item cures Paralysis so you may have to look into supportive Armor Skills such as Paralysis Resistance to deal with it.

List of Armor Skills

Kill the Congas First

The Congas that accompany the Congalala may not deal much damage, but they can interrupt your attack combos and leave you vulnerable to attacks. As such, it is important to take them down first before fighting the Congalala.

You can also make use of the Large Dung Pods as they are effective towards dispersing most of the Conga pack.

List of Small Monsters

Take Note of What Congalala is Eating

The properties of Congalala's Fart and Breath attacks will change depending on what food it eats. If Congalala eats a purple Toadstool mushroom, it will inflict Poison. If it eats a yellow Parashroom, it will inflict Paralysis. Finally, if it eats a red Nitroshroom, it will be able to inflict Blastblight.

Remember you can stop it from eating these mushrooms by interrupting it mid-snack. But be prepared regardless if it eats a mushroom or not.

Focus on Attacking the Head

The Congalala's head is its weakest point, so make sure you focus on this specific part when you start unleashing all your combos. Additionally, breaking the horn on its head will also yield more rewards so try to destroy it whenever you can.

How to Break Monster Parts

Avoid Attacking the Belly

The Congalala's Belly is perhaps its toughest body part so performing attacks on it will deal the lowest damage, especially if the Congalala inflates it. Avoid attacking the belly as Congalala tends to attack with it whenever you stay there for too long.

Use the Environment to Gain Advantage

Interact with Flashflies, Dark Hornet Nests and use traps to disrupt the Congalala and gain advantage during the hunt. Keep in mind that Screamer Pods and Meat traps will not be effective against Congalala.

How to Set and Activate Traps

Congalala Attack Patterns

Moveset and Openings

Congalala Variants

Tempered Congalala

Monster	Basic Information
Tempered Congalala	Habitat: Scarlet Forest Ruins of Wyveria First Encountered After: Wyvern Sparks and Rose Thorns

Tempered Congalala will only appear after you have first encountered a tempered monster in Chapter 4: Wyvern Sparks and Rose Thorns. You will have to wait for a Tempered Congalala to spawn in either Scarlet Forest or Ruins of Wyveria and start a Field Survey or save as Investigation as there is no optional quest for Tempered Congalala.

Tempered Congalala Appearance

Tempered Congalalas are stronger and covered in large scars across their bodies which you can damage and open into Tempered Wounds. You can break these special types of wounds with a Focus Strike to deal increase damaged and even knock them down to the ground!

Tempered Monsters Guide

Tempered Congalala Rewards

Difficulty	Possible Rewards
3★	Hunt Completion Damaged Weapon Shard Hunter Symbol 1 Breaking Tempered Wounds Wyverian Bloodstone Shard Wyverian Bloodstone (S)

As a 3★ difficulty monster, hunting Tempered Congalala will reward Damaged Weapon Shard and Hunter Symbol 1 used to create and upgrade Artian Weapons.

Destroying a Tempered Congalala's tempered wound will also reward Wyverian Bloodstone used for Relic Melding.

Is There a Frenzied Congalala?

There is currently no Frenzied Congalala available in the game as it is only a variant for monsters who are in the Iceshard Cliffs.

Frenzied Monsters Guide

Congalala Drops

Low Rank Materials

Target

Broken Parts

Wound Destroy

Carves

Congalala Pelt [27%] Congalala Claw [23%] Vibrant Pelt [15%] Congalala Fang [27%] Congalala Certificate [8%]

Congalala Pelt [100% (Tail)] Congalala Claw [100% (Left Foreleg), 100% (Right Foreleg)] Vibrant Pelt [100% (Head)]

Congalala Pelt [35%]

Congalala Fang [30% (Body)] Vibrant Pelt [15% (Body)] Congalala Pelt [35% (Body)] Congalala Claw [20% (Body)]

High Rank Materials

Target

Broken Parts

Wound Destroy

Carves

Congalala Pelt+ [27%] Congalala Claw+ [20%] Vibrant Pelt+ [15%] Congalala Fang+ [27%] Congalala Certificate S [8%] Beast Gem [3%]

Congalala Pelt+ [100% (Tail)] Congalala Claw+ [100% (Left Foreleg), 100% (Right Foreleg)] Vibrant Pelt+ [100% (Head)]

Congalala Pelt+ [100%]

Congalala Pelt+ [33% (Body)] Congalala Claw+ [20% (Body)] Vibrant Pelt+ [15% (Body)] Congalala Fang+ [27% (Body)] Beast Gem [5% (Body)]

The best possible way to acquire a Beast Gem from Congalala is by slaying it and carving off its body. You can also look for open world Investigations that can 100% drop a Beast Gem on completion.

Monster Hunter Wilds Related Guides

List of All Monsters

All Monsters Guides

All Large Monsters

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Balahara	Doshaguma	Chatacabra
Uth Duna	Lala Barina	Quematrice
Rompopolo	Ajarakan	Yian Kut-Ku
Congalala	Rathalos	Gypceros
Rathian	Gravios	Nerscylla
Gore Magala	Hirabami	Mizutsune
Jin Dahaad	Blangonga	Guardian Arkveld
Guardian Doshaguma	Guardian Rathalos	Guardian Ebony Odogaron
Xu Wu	Zoh Shia	Guardian Fulgur Anjanath