Earthbreaker: Weaknesses and Drops

The Earthbreaker is a Giant Kemono (Monster) in Wild Hearts. Check out our guide for the Earthbreaker, including its weaknesses, habitats, drops, attack patterns, and the best tips and strategies for how to beat it!

Earthbreaker Overview

Earthbreaker
Attribute		Earth
Physical Weakness	Pummel Lunge	Elemental Weakness	Wind
Strategy
With a thick outer skin of what seems like solid rock, normal attacks have no impact on this massive bear at all. So it's essential to identify the weak points dotted over its body and work at incapacitating the beast there. When angered, it will expose another weak point around its head. With a skilled aim, that's the part to focus on if you want to turn the dream of bringing this giant down into a reality.

Earthbreaker Weakness and Resistance

Earthbreaker Part Softness

Earthbreaker Physical Effectiveness

★★★★	★★★★★	★★★★★

Earthbreaker Attribute Effectiveness

★	★★★	★	★★★★★	X

Earthbreaker Ailment Effectiveness

X	X	X	X	X

Earthbreaker Materials and Drops

Item	How to Get
Corestone	Found across Azuma.
Giant Kemono Gem	Drops from the Earthbreaker and is a rare drop from hunting Mighty Goldshards.
Mirror Stone	Found all over Akikure Canyon.
Ore	Found across Azuma.
Plum Scent Crystal	Dropped from Kingtusk.
Rare Earthbreaker Stone	Rare drop from an Earthbreaker.

Earthbreaker Location

Earthbreaker Known Habitats

You fight the Earthbreaker at Harugasumi Way, near the Tumbledown Hillside Shrine. Currently, you can only hunt this kemono through specific quests and not through Free Hunt.

How to Beat Earthbreaker

Earthbreaker Tips and Strategies
Target the Glowing Weak Points Stay Alert for Underground Attacks Reposition to Better Aiming Angles Attack the Arms at Nanohana Hill

Target the Glowing Weak Points

For the first phase of the Earthbreaker fight, Natsume provides you with a Cannon, which you can use to hit the massive kemono's glowing weak points. Prioritize dealing damage and breaking these weak points to progress the fight.

Stay Alert for Underground Attacks

While firing at the Earthbreaker's weak points, it can sometimes launch underground attacks, signified by the sound of rumbling earth beneath your feet. Stay alert for these attacks and quickly sidestep or evade away from their path to avoid getting hurt.

Reposition to Better Aiming Angles

As the fight progresses, Nobumitsu will tell you to "attack it from the bamboo groves." Utilize the nearby Flying Vine Karakuri to quickly reposition to that area and gain a better angle for firing at the Earthbreaker's weak points.

Attack the Arms at Nanohana Hill

When the Earthbreaker reaches Nanohana Hill, you will have to use your currently-equipped weapon and your plethora of Karakuri to take down the kemono. Prioritize dodging its attacks using Spring Karakuri and counterattack by dealing damage to its vulnerable arms when they're open.

Breaking both arms will cause the Earthbreaker to drop its head on the ground. Deal as much damage as you can to the Earthbreaker's head and land a Final Blow to complete the fight.

Earthbreaker Attacks and Moves

Arm Sweep

Massive Paw Slam

Earthbreaker Clap

Earth Spike Slam

Wild Hearts Related Guides

List of All Kemono

All Kemono in Wild Hearts

Wild Hearts Kemono
Ragetail	Sapscourge	Kingtusk
Spineglider	Dreadclaw	Gritdog
Lavaback	Earthbreaker	Sporetail
Goldshard	Fumebeak	Icetusk
Cobalt Lavaback	Deathstalker	Ripclaw
Pearlbeak	Amaterasu	Onyxshard
Venomglider	Emberplume	Golden Tempest
Celestial Dragon