Daimyo Hermitaur

ダイミョウザザミ (Daimyōzazami)

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Enemy Type Large Monster
Species Carapaceon
Threat Level 5⭐
Elements waterblight icon mhr wiki guideWater
Ailments waterblight icon mhr wiki guideWaterblight
Weakness thunderblight icon mhr wiki guideThunder
Resistances dragonblight icon mhr wiki guideDragon (Immune)
waterblight icon mhr wiki guideWater
Location(s) Flooded Forest
Shrine Ruins
Sandy Plains 
The Jungle

Daimyo Hermitaur is a Large Monster in Monster Hunter Rise (MHR). Large Monsters such as Daimyo Hermitaur are hostile and are usually the primary objective of Hunts. They provide valuable Materials when defeated.

Daimyo Hermitaur Monster Guide: Characteristics, Weaknesses, Drops, Locations, Weapons & Armor, Strategies, Tips & Tricks and more to help you defeat Daimyo Hermitaur in MH Rise.

 

 Fearful, fidgety Felynes
Advancing through the night
When suddenly out of nowhere
A horrid face causes fright
Be calm, there's no need to cry or moan!
It's just some old weather-beaten bone!
Yet not all is what it seems
For below this giant skull
Hides a devious monster
Waiting for some prey to gull

 

MH Rise Daimyo Hermitaur Characteristics & Locations

Large Carapaceons that live in coastal regions and sandy soil. Daimyo Hermitaurs use their massive claws to guard themselves against enemy attacks. These creatures wear wyvern skulls on their backs, unlike the shells carried in their infancy. These shells serve not only as protection, but also as a method for attacking prey. They are highly valued for their materials—their brains in particular.

 

 

MH Rise Daimyo Hermitaur Combat Info

Daimyo Hermitaurs' weak point is their head. Attacking it will inflict massive damage, so focus your attention there. However, they will use their gargantuan claws to defend themselves and to protect this soft spot. Using a Sonic Bomb when they adopt a defensive position is an excellent tactic to "crack the shell to get the nut inside."

  • Threat Level: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
  • Elemental waterblight icon mhr wiki guideWater Damage monster
  • Inflicts
    waterblight icon mhr wiki guideWaterblight
  • Weak to
    thunderblight icon mhr wiki guideThunder
  • Resistant to
    dragonblight icon mhr wiki guideDragon (Immune)
    waterblight icon mhr wiki guideWater

  • Kinsect Extracts:
    • Red: Kinsect Extract info to be added
    • Orange: Kinsect Extract info to be added
    • White: Kinsect Extract info to be added
  • Item Effectiveness:
    • Effective: TBC
    • Ineffective: TBC
  • Enraged Mode: Enraged info goes here
  • Rampage: Rampage info goes here

 

Quick Combat Tips

  • Aim for the head but always keep the pincers in check.
  • It's back is very resistant and attacking it from the side is not very efficient nor safe.

 

MH Rise Daimyo Hermitaur Attacks & Moveset

Tunnel Dash - Digs down entering into the ground and quickly comes out at the location of its target attacking upwards.

Side Swipe - Whenever Daimyo Hermitaur is attacked from the side, it quickly attacks the hunter with its pincers while walking towards them.

Prey Catch - Tries several times to jump around entering into the ground coming out and jumping againuntil it catches a target. If the target is caught, it makes multiple scissor attack until it lets go.

Canonball - Jumps high up and lands down slamming the ground with its whole body.

Water Beam - Drinks some water and spits a thin water beam while moving its side.

Crab Hug - Quickly walks forward and attempts to hug a target closeby with its pincers.

Downwards Hook -Jumps and throws a heavy attack from the air to a target penetrating the ground.

Armored Capsule - Hides its own body behind its pincers and the huge skull making its body smaller, baiting the hunters to simply attack it with melee attacks, to suddenly swing at them.

 

 

Daimyo Hermitaur Weaknesses

The table below indicates the various body parts of Daimyo Hermitaur and the damage values for each Physical Damage type. These values indicate the effectiveness of attacks that deal these damage types. The higher the value, the more effective the attack. Note that Weapons can vary in the types of Physical Damage dealt depending on the moves used.

Daimyo Hermitaur Parts cut damage icon monster hunter rise wiki guide small blunt damage icon monster hunter rise wiki guide small ammo damage icon monster hunter rise wiki guide small
Head 50 60 45
Torso 40 50 30
Shell 22 40 25
Right Claw 25 30 15
Right Leg 35 40 30
Left Claw 25 30 15
Left Leg 35 40 30
Arm 40 45 30

 

The table below indicates the various body parts of Daimyo Hermitaur and the damage values for each Elemental Damage type. These values indicate the effectiveness of attacks that deal these damage types. The higher the value, the more effective the attack. Certain Weapons can have Elemental Damage properties which are added into the damage calculation along with their Physical Damage type.

Daimyo Hermitaur Parts fireblight icon mhr wiki guide waterblight icon mhr wiki guide thunderblight icon mhr wiki guide iceblightg icon mhr wiki guide dragonblight icon mhr wiki guide
Head 30 10 35 20 0
Torso 15 5 20 10 0
Shell 20 5 25 10 0
Right Claw 35 5 20 10 0
Right Leg 15 5 15 10 0
Left Claw 35 5 20 10 0
Left Leg 15 5 15 10 0
Arm 15 5 15 10 0

 

Daimyo Hermitaur Ailment Effectiveness

The higher the bars on the graphs and the more stars, the more advantageous it will be for the player.

Poison ⭐⭐⭐
Stun ⭐
Paralysis ⭐
Sleep ⭐
Blast ⭐⭐
Exhaust ⭐
Fireblight ⭐⭐
Waterblight ⭐
Thunderblight ⭐⭐
Iceblight ⭐

 

Poison Status Effect Graph

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Stun Status Effect Graph

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Paralysis Status Effect Graph

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Sleep Status Effect Graph

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Blast Status Effect Graph

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Exhaust Status Effect Graph

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Fireblight Status Effect Graph

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Waterblight Status Effect Graph

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Thunderblight Status Effect Graph

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Iceblight Status Effect Graph

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MH Rise Daimyo Hermitaur Materials

The tables below contains information on the different Items and Materials that can be obtained from the Low Rank, High Rank and Master Rank versions of Daimyo Hermitaur.

Master Rank

The table below indicates the various materials or items obtained from the Master Rank version of Daimyo Hermitaur. It also includes the percentage chance of acquiring the materials.

Material Target Rewards Capture Rewards Break Part Rewards Carves Dropped Materials
hermitaur cortex mhr wiki guideHermitaur Cortex 32% 45% -- 45% (Body) 80%[x1], 20%[x2]
volvidon claw+ material mhr wiki guideHermitaur Hardclaw 43% 22% 70%[x2] (Claw), 30%[x1] (Claw) 33% (Body) --
monster hardbone material mhr wiki guideMonster Hardbone 15% [x2] 8% [x2] 10%[x2] (Shell) 12% (Body) --
daora dragon scale+ mhr wiki guideFine Black Pearl 10% 15% -- 10% (Body) 20%
teostra claw+ mhr wiki guideTimeworn Crimson Horn -- 10% 90% (Shell) -- --
daora dragon scale+ mhr wiki guideCrab Pearl+ -- -- -- -- 80%
afflicted blood mhr wiki guideAfflicted Blood -- -- 20% (Anomaly Quests) 20% (Anomaly Quests) --

Low & High Rank

This Monster is only available in Master Rank content.

 

MH Rise Daimyo Hermitaur Weapons & Armor

The following are Weapons & Armor related to Daimyo Hermitaur.

 

MH Rise Daimyo Hermitaur Buddy Weapons & Armor

The following are Palico and Palamute Weapons & Armor related to Daimyo Hermitaur.

 

Notes & Trivia

  • Revealed with the "A New Frontier" trailer released on June 14, 2022

 

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