Jyuratodus Weakness and Strategy Guide

Learn how to beat Jyuratodus in the game Monster Hunter World (MHW)! This guide explains everything about Jyuratodus'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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Jyuratodus Weakness, Body Parts, and Resistances

Jyuratodus Characteristics

Roar	Wind	Tremor	Blight	Status
None	None	None	Water	Muddy
Breakable Parts
Head, Head [Mud], Torso, Torso [Mud], Left Leg, Left Leg [Mud], Right Leg, Right Leg [Mud], Tail, Tail [Mud]

Locations and Areas Visited

Map	Starting Area	Visited Areas	Rest Spot
Wildspire Waste	10	4 / 9 / 10	10

*The starting location may change depending on the Quest.

Weakness, Body Parts, Extracts

Head

Head [Mud]

Neck

Torso

Torso [Mud]

Back

Fins

Legs

Legs [Mud]

Tail

Tail [Mud]

Higher values indicate higher damage.

Vulnerability to Status Effects and Items

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Countermeasures against Jyuratodus

Recommended Weapon Element and Armor Skills

How to Beat Jyuratodus

Removing the Mud Armor

Normal	Mud State

Jyuratodus will start off wearing his mud armor on every part of his body at the beginning of the hunt, to remove this armor you must concentrate on attacking a specific part to eventually break the armor. This will soften the part making it more vulnerable to your attacks.

Also, if you manage to break any part of Jyuratodus before he can start gathering mud again, this broken part will not get a mud armor. Because of this, it is recommended that you focus on one part of Jyuratodus to make him vulnerable throughout the hunt.

Attacking from the Sides

When fighting Jyuratodus, it is best that you position yourself and attack the head from the sides to avoid getting hit by his rush and hurl attacks. Focusing on this part throughout the hunt will allow you to maximize your damage output because of the mud armor removal.

Opportunity to Attack

While Jyuratodus is rolling and gathering mud to replenish his mud armor, he will be stationary for a few seconds. Use this opportunity to attack with your most powerful combos and deal as much damage as you can.

Jyuratodus Attack Patterns

Jyuratodus Carves and Rewards

Carvings and Hunt Rewards

Rewards for Each Body Part

Breakable Body Parts

Shiny Drops

Quest Clear & Investigation Rewards

Plunderblade Rewards

Plunderblade

Palarang

Quests Where Jyuratodus 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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