Jyuratodus - Monster Hunter Rise (Materials, Weaknesses and Strategies)

The Jyuratodus is there to make you dirty, in Monster Hunter Rise. This mud-loving shark is particularly sensitive to blows to the head. In this guide, you will be introduced to its attacks, its weaknesses, as well as the novice and expert materials it can bring back to forge weapons and armour.

Jyuratodus

Species : Aquatic wyvern
Element : Water
Threat: 4 stars

The weaknesses of the Jyuratodus

Head	63	63	53	5	0	10	5	5
Neck	43	43	43	5	0	10	5	5
Trunk	35	35	35	10	0	25	5	5
Back	25	25	25	5	0	15	5	5
Fin	25	25	25	10	0	20	5	5
Paw	45	45	40	15	0	30	5	5
Tail	55	50	45	5	0	10	5	5

How to beat the Jyuratodus

The Jyuratodus is a monster that draws its power from the surrounding mud. When it is out of the mud and standing on its two legs, it is very slow and cannot really attack you. This is one of the best opportunities to do damage to it.

But the real fight takes place when the Jyuratodus is submerged in the mud. From there, it will circle you like a shark before jumping on you or giving you quick, powerful mouthfuls. It can also throw mud from its mouth and tail. Like the Barroth, you can destroy its mud coating with attacks to make the naked part more vulnerable to attack.

When the Jyuratodus disappears completely under the mud and gives no sign of life, it will pop up on one of the players nearby. This attack is very powerful, but can be prevented by using a Sonic Bomb, which will bring the monster out of the mud.

You can also force the Jyuratodus out of the ground by hitting its head. Forcing it to the surface is faster if you have succeeded in breaking its head.

When the Jyuratodus has no more mud on him, he will look for a source and roll in it to replenish his supply. Contrary to what its grand gestures suggest, it cannot do any damage to you during this long animation and this is the best time to attack it without fear of reprisal.

The materials of the Jyuratodus

By fighting a monster, you can get different items and materials for making armour or weapons which we have listed in the following table. This is how the table works:

• Target - Represents your chance to get this material by completing a quest that involves this monster.
• Capture - Your chance to get this material at the end of the quest by capturing this monster, even if it was not the target of the quest.
• Damage - Your chance to get this extra material by completing a quest that involves this monster, if you damage it in a specific place
• Skinning - Your chances of obtaining this material by skinning the carcass or broken/severed element of the target.
• Recovered - Your chance to make this material fall to the ground by injuring the monster, throwing it against a wall, or making it fight another monster.

Novice Rank

This monster does not appear in the Novice rank in Monster Hunter Rise

Expert Rank

Master Rank

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