Monster Hunter Wilds Monster Weaknesses Unveiled!

In Monster Hunter Wilds, there’s an extensive collection of monsters for seasoned hunters to conquer, each with its own vulnerable point.

Just as anticipated, certain ones prove to be more manageable than others, but ultimately success requires top-notch weaponry, reinforced armor, and possibly optimal settings for high frame rates. As you progress towards the game’s finale, however, these advantages alone may not suffice – mastering where to strike those monsters decisively becomes crucial as well.

In this manual, I’ll detail the vulnerabilities and specific attack points for each creature, along with suggestions regarding gear selection and smart strategies for using items effectively.

Chatacabra weaknesses

The Chatacabra’s weak spot is its tongue.

From the table provided, it’s clear that the subject is vulnerable to all types of harm – severe, blunt, and gunshot wounds. However, striking it on the head, tongue, or forelegs will not cause damage.

The recommended elemental attacks are Ice and Thunder.
The most effective Status Effects are Poison, Paralysis, and Stun.
The most effective items are Flash Pods, Shock Traps, and Pitfall Traps.

Quematrice weakness

The Quematrice’s weak spot is its neck.

From the table provided, it’s clear that this entity is vulnerable to all kinds of harm, but specifically when targeting its head or tail. It’s worth noting that these areas seem to make it more prone to severe injury.

The recommended elemental attack is Water.
The most effective Status Effects are Poison and Paralysis.
The most effective items are Flash Pods, Shock Traps, and Pitfall Traps.

Lala Barina

The Lala Barina’s weak spot is its tail.

From the table provided, it’s clear that the target is vulnerable to both blunt and shot damage when struck in either its petals or tail. However, it’s important to note that only blunt damage inflicts maximum harm on its head.

The recommended elemental attack is Fire.
The most effective Status Effect is Stun.
The most effective items are Flash Pods, Shock Traps, and Pitfall Traps.

Congala

The Congala’s weak point is its rear, unfortunately.

From the table provided, it’s evident that it’s vulnerable to every kind of damage, but notably so when you strike at its head or tail.

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The recommended elemental attack are Fire and Ice
No status effects are particularly effective.
The most effective items are Flash Pods, Shock Traps, and Pitfall Traps.

Balahara

The Balahara’s weak point is its mouth.

From the table provided, it’s clear that the creature is vulnerable to blunt damage, particularly when attacks are focused on its head or neck.

The recommended elemental attack is Thunder.
The most effective Status Effect is Paralysis.
The most effective items are Flash Pods, Shock Traps, Sonic Bombs and Pitfall Traps.

Doshaguma

The Doshaguma’s weak point is its belly.

From the table provided, it’s clear that the Doshaguma isn’t particularly vulnerable to any kind of damage. However, focusing attacks on its head, forelegs, and belly will increase your chances of success.

The recommended elemental attacks are Fire and Thunder.
No status effects are particularly effective.
The most effective items are Flash Pods, Shock Traps, and Pitfall Traps.

Uth Duna

The Uth Duna’s weak point is its mouth.

Looking at the table up top, it appears my weakness lies in taking both blunt and slash damage when I’m focused on my front legs.

The recommended elemental attacks is Thunder.
No status effects are particularly effective.
The most effective items are Flash Pods, Shock Traps, and Pitfall Traps.

Rompopolo

The Rompopolo’s weak spot is its tongue.

The table shows that its head and tail are vulnerable to all kinds of damage, meaning if you attack those parts, it’s susceptible to harm in every category.

The recommended elemental attacks is Water.
No status effects are particularly effective.
The most effective items are Flash Pods, Shock Traps, and Pitfall Traps.

Rey Dau

Rey Dau’s weak spot is its head.

The table shows that its head is vulnerable to both slashing and blunt attacks.

The recommended elemental attacks are Water and Ice.
No status effects are particularly effective.
The most effective items are Flash Pods and Pitfall Traps.

Nerscylla

Nerscylla’s weak spot is its pincer.

Notice that in the table provided, the character is vulnerable to blunt damage when attacked on the head, slash damage when struck on the belly, and shot damage when hit on the stinger.

The recommended elemental attacks are Fire and Thunder.
The most effective Status Effect is Paralysis.
The most effective items are Flash Pods, Shock Traps, and Pitfall Traps.

Hirabami

Hirabami’s weak spot is its mouth.

You’ll notice from the table that attacking its head and neck makes it vulnerable to blunt damage.

The recommended elemental attacks are Fire and Thunder.
The most effective Status Effects are Paralysis and Poison.
The most effective items are Flash Pods, Shock Traps, and Pitfall Traps.

Ajarakan

Ajarakan’s weak spot is its arm.

From the table provided, it’s worth noting that it’s generally resistant to various types of damage. However, if you concentrate your attacks on its vulnerable point, you should succeed.

The recommended elemental attacks are Water and Ice.
No status effects are particularly effective.
The most effective items are Flash Pods, Shock Traps, and Pitfall Traps.

Nu Udra

Nu Udra’s weak spot is its mouth.

Notice from the table provided, the character is vulnerable to both slashing and blunt damage if you attack its head or mouth area. Conversely, it can take a good deal of blunt damage when struck in the torso, and also sustains damage when hit in the mouth (specifically, if attacked by a shot).

The recommended elemental attack is Water.
No status effects are particularly effective.
The most effective items are Shock Traps, and Pitfall Traps.

Jin Dahaad

Jin Dahaad’s weak spot is its mouth and its chest.

The table shows that attacking its head, neck, abdominal armor-plating, or exposed legs makes it vulnerable to both slashing and blunt damage.

The recommended elemental attack is Fire.
No status effects are particularly effective.
The most effective items are Shock Traps, and Flash Pods.

Guardian Ebony Odogaron

Guardian Ebony Odogaron spot are its foreleg and tail.

From the table provided, it’s worth noting that it’s generally resistant to all types of damage. However, by targeting its vulnerable area, you should find success.

The recommended elemental attack is Water.
No status effects are particularly effective and Exhaust is null.
The most effective items are Flash Pods, Shock Traps, and Pitfall Traps.

Xu Wu

Xu Wu doesn’t have a weak spot per se.

However, notice from the table provided, you have options to inflict both slash and blunt damage on its head and mouth, or just shot damage to its mouth, in order to inflict additional damage.

The recommended elemental attack is Ice.
The most effective Status Effect is Poison.
The most effective items are Shock Traps and Pitfall Traps.

Arkveld

Arkveld’s weak spot is its chainblades.

Glancing at the chart up top, it seems this guy isn’t easily knocked out by any kind of hit, but concentrate on its vulnerability and you’re golden!

The recommended elemental attack is Dragon.
No status effects are particularly effective.
The most effective items are Flash Pods, Shock Traps, and Pitfall Traps.

Zoh Shia

Zoh Shia doesn’t have a weak spot per se.

However, as demonstrated in the table, you have options to inflict both slashing and blunt damage on its head and wingarms, or solely shoot at its head for additional damage.

The recommended elemental attack is Dragon.
No status effects are particularly effective.
All traps and items are null.

Yian Kut Ku

Yian Kut Ku’s weak spot is its mouth.

The table shows that attacking its torso, wings, and tail causes significant slash damage; attacking the head and torso results in more blunt damage; while shooting at its head, torso, and wings delivers the most shot damage.

The recommended elemental attacks are Ice, Water, and Thunder.
No status effects are particularly effective.
The most effective items are Flash Pods, Shock Traps, Sonic Bombs, and Pitfall Traps.

Gypceros

The Gypceros’ weak spot is its head.

From the table provided, it’s notable that it is notably vulnerable to cuts and gunfire when targeted at its rear end or tail area.

The recommended elemental attacks are Ice and Fire.
No status effects are particularly effective.
The most effective item is Pitfall Traps.

Fulgur Anjanath

Fulgur Anjanath’ weak spot is its mouth.

The table shows that its head and nose are especially vulnerable to cuts and blunt force, while all kinds of damage inflicted on the tail are highly effective. Additionally, slashes are particularly potent when aimed at the wings.

The recommended elemental attacks are Ice, Dragon, and Water.
No status effects are particularly effective.
The most effective item is Flash Pods, Shock Traps, and Pitfall Traps.

Gravios

Gravios’ weak spot is its back, tail, belly, and head.

From the table, it’s apparent that it’s generally resistant to all types of damage. However, if you target its vulnerable point, you should have success.

The recommended elemental attacks are Ice, Dragon, and Water.
No status effects are particularly effective.
The most effective item is Flash Pods, Shock Traps, and Pitfall Traps.

Blangonga

The Blangonga’s weak spot is its rear.

You’ll notice from the table that it’s vulnerable to all sorts of damage, but it’s especially susceptible to attacks targeting its head or tail.

The recommended elemental attack are Fire and Thunder.
No status effects are particularly effective.
The most effective items are Flash Pods, Shock Traps, and Pitfall Traps.

Now, you know all the vulnerabilities of monsters in Monster Hunter Wilds. As we find ourselves in this situation, it might be wise to gather details on techniques for transforming gear and passively collecting materials while we engage in our hunts.

2025-02-28 11:37