Uragaan Weakness and Strategy Guide

Learn how to beat Uragaan in the game Monster Hunter World (MHW)! This guide explains everything about Uragaan's weakness, carves, rewards, and a complete strategy guide for beating and capturing it. Find out what parts are breakable and severable, and what drops and Monster materials are available.

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Uragaan Weakness, Body Parts, and Resistances

Uragaan Characteristics

Roar	Wind	Tremor	Blight	Status
Small	None	Big	Fire	Sleep
Breakable Parts
Head, Torso, Tail

Locations and Areas Visited

Map	Starting Area	Visited Areas	Rest Spot
Elder's Recess	2	2 / 3 / 5 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 11 / 12	6

*The starting location may change depending on the Quest.

Weakness, Body Parts, Extracts

Head

Jaw

Jaw [Broken]

Upper Neck

Lower Neck

Stomach

Back

Hindlegs

Forelegs

Upper Tail

Lower Tail

Tail Tip

Higher values indicate higher damage.

Vulnerability to Status Effects and Items

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Countermeasures against Uragaan

Recommended Weapon Element and Armor Skills

How to Beat Uragaan

Chin Slam and Ground Tremors

Uragaan has a slow attack where he raises his head and then slams it into the ground. This attack is very powerful and it can cause ground tremors which will stop you from moving. Be sure to keep your distance as soon as he raises his head to avoid this attack or getting caught by the ground tremors.

Aim for the Head

One of the toughest parts of Uragaan is his chin. However, if you manage to break this part, he will be significantly weaker than usual. It is best that you focus on this part and use Large Barrel Bombs for some damage.

Play as safely as possible when you are focusing the head since most of Uragaan's most powerful attack is his chin slam, he will often use this if you focus on this part of his head.

Different Types of Gas

Normal	Enraged

Uragaan can release two different types of gas when he crouches. One is a sleeping gas that he occasionally uses during his normal state and the other is a flame gas that is only used when he is enraged. Try to keep your distance when he is enraged since the flame gas can deal massive damage if you get caught within its range.

Explosive Rocks

Beware of the explosive red glowing rocks that Uragaan scatters during the hunt. These rocks will explode after a few seconds or if they are hit by the tremors caused by Uragaan. Be wary of your positioning and keep on checking the ground for any rocks that can explode near you.

Tired Uragaan

Uragaan will always fall after he performs a rolling attack. When he is tired, these rolling attacks will slow down and becomes easier to avoid. Use this an opportunity to attack with your party and deal as much damage as you can.

Uragaan Attack Patterns

Uragaan Carves and Rewards

Carvings and Hunt Rewards

Rewards for Each Body Part

Shiny Drops

Quest Clear & Investigation Rewards

Plunderblade Rewards

Plunderblade

Quests Where Uragaan Appears

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Related Links

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List of All Base Game Monsters

MHW (Base Game) Monsters

Anjanath	Barroth	Bazelgeuse	Behemoth
Deviljho	Diablos	Dodogama	Great Girros
Great Jagras	Jyuratodus	Kirin	Kulu-Ya-Ku
Kulve Taroth	Kushala Daora	Lavasioth	Legiana
Leshen	Lunastra	Nergigante	Odogaron
Paolumu	Pukei-Pukei	Radobaan	Rathalos
Rathian	Teostra	Tobi-Kadachi	Tzitzi-Ya-Ku
Uragaan	Vaal Hazak	Xeno'jiiva	Zorah Magdaros

Colored Variants

Ancient Leshen	Azure Rathalos	Black Diablos	Pink Rathian

Arch-Tempered Elder Dragons

Arch-Tempered Great Jagras	Arch-Tempered Kirin	Arch-Tempered Kulve Taroth	Arch-Tempered Kushala Daora
Arch-Tempered Lunastra	Arch-Tempered Nergigante	Arch-Tempered Teostra	Arch-Tempered Vaal Hazak
Arch-Tempered Xeno'jiiva	Arch-Tempered Zorah Magdaros

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