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MH Rise Lagombi Combat Info

A Lagombi has very sensitive hearing, and Sonic Bomb will cause it to flinch in pain. Time a well-aimed throw for when it's sliding around, and you may topple it. When enraged, however, Sonic Bombs have no effect on it.

• Threat Level: ⭐

• Elemental Ice Damage monster

• Can inflict Iceblight

• Weak to Fire (⭐⭐⭐) 

• Resistant to
  Water (Immune) 
  Ice (Immune)
  Dragon (Immune)

• Kinsect Extract:
  • Red: Head, Upper Half, Foreleg
  • Orange: Rear
  • White: Abdomen/Hind Leg
• Item Effectiveness:
  • Effective: Shock Trap, Pitfall Trap, Flash Bomb, Sonic Bomb, Dung Bomb
  • Ineffective: Drugged Meat, Poisoned Meat, Tinged Meat

• Enraged Mode: Indicated by steam emanating from its mouth and faster attacks with more follow-ups.

• Rampage: Lagombi currently cannot be fought in the Rampage. However, it can still appear in Rampage Meowcenaries missions.

Quick Combat Tips

• Lagombi's weakspots are its head and hind legs. It may be difficult to reach its head while it's standing upright but the hind legs are always a safe target.
• Lagombi's large ears make it sensitive to Sonic Bombs as it performs its sliding attacks. A well-timed Sonic Bomb will cause Lagombi crashing out of its slide and becomes vulnerable for several seconds. Note that this does not work if the monster is enraged.
• Lagombi's roars are not powerful enough to affect the hunter but leaves the monster vulnerable for a few seconds. Exploit its long animation for a few free hits.
• Bring along Nulberries to remove the Iceblight effect when hit by Lagombi's Snowball attacks.

Lagombi Attacks & Moveset

Claw Swipes - Lagombi stands on its hind legs and begins a series of claw swipes while pivoting in an arc in front of it. It will usually perform two swipes successively but can perform up to four when enraged.

Bear Hug - Lagombi stands upright, raising its arms to the side and then dives forward, sweeping its claws in a wide arc in front of it. Pre-emptively get behind the monster as it stands upright to avoid this attack.

Slide Attack - Lagombi gets down on all fours and uses its powerful hind legs to propel itself forward, sliding on the snow on its belly and ramming into hunters along its path. A single slide is easy to anticipate as Lagombi gets down to its lowered position. However, Lagombi can perform multiple slides in succession when enraged and its follow up slides come out much faster than the initial dash. Keep an eye on Lagombi at all times and dodge to the side. When not enraged, you can use Sonic Bombs to knock it out of its slide and leave it vulnerable for a short time.

Radial Slide - Lagombi crouches, lowering its left arm to the right side and then slides in a large radial pattern, sweeping away any hunters along its path. This move is quite difficult to avoid if you are up close. Look for the telegraph and get out of Lagombi's immediate vicinity.

Snowball Toss - Lagombi pulls up a large ball of snow from the side of its legs and tosses it at its target. Deals light damage and inflicts Iceblight. If enraged, Lagombi may follow up with a second snowball. Lagombi will sometimes use an alternate version of this move, thrown from its front and leaving a mound of snow on the ground on impact which slows hunters in its area of effect.

Giant Snowball - Lagombi rolls up a giant snowball and sends it dashing forward at hunters. This attack has a massive hitbox and comes out very quickly but is telegraphed by audible cues from your hunter.

Lagombi Weaknesses

The table below indicates the various parts of the monster, including the damage values for each weapon type. This information is specific to MHRise.

Lagombi Parts
Head	45	63	50
Upper Half	44	44	40
Foreleg	30	30	20
Abdomen/Hind Leg	35	35	20
Rear	63	50	35

 

The table below indicates the various parts of the monster, including the damage values for each element. This information is specific to MHRise.

Lagombi Parts
Head	30	0	20	0	0
Upper Half	30	0	15	0	0
Foreleg	10	0	5	0	0
Abdomen/Hind Leg	10	0	5	0	0
Rear	20	0	10	0	0

 

Lagombi Ailment Effectiveness

The higher the bars on the graphs and the more stars, the more advantageous it will be for the player. This information is specific to MHRise.

Master Rank Lagombi

The table below indicates the various materials obtained from the Master Rank variation of Lagombi and the drop rates for each.

Material	Target Rewards	Capture Rewards	Break Part Rewards	Carves	Dropped Materials
Lagombi Fur	21%	14%[x2]	15%[x2] (Head)	36% (Body)	35%, 50%
Lagombi Cuirass	36%	31%	--	27% (Body)	35%
Lagombi Frigidclaw	25%	17%	--	23% (Body)	10%, 15%
Massive Bone (MR)	15%	5%[x2]	--	8% (Body)	--
Large Beast Gem	3%	3%	5% (Head)	2% (Body)	1%
Lagombi Auricle	--	26%	80% (Head)	--	--
Beast Gem	--	6%	--	4% (Body)	4%
Beast Tear	--	--	--	--	20%
Large Beast Tear	--	--	--	--	30%
Afflicted Bone	--	--	20% (Anomaly Quests)	20% (Anomaly Quests)	--

High Rank Lagombi

The table below indicates the various materials obtained from the High Rank variation of Lagombi and the drop rates for each.

Material	Target Rewards	Capture Rewards	Break Part Rewards	Carves	Dropped Materials
Lagombi Pelt+	21%	14%[x2]	12%[x2] (Head)	38% (Body)	39%, 50%
Lagombi Plastron	38%	32%	--	27% (Body)	35%
Lagombi Frozenclaw	22%	16%	--	24% (Body)	10%, 15%
Stoutbone	14%	5%[x2]	--	8% (Body)	--
Beast Gem	5%	7%	8% (Head)	3% (Body)	1%
Lagombi Ear+	--	26%	80% (Head)	--	--
Beast Tear	--	--	--	--	30%
Large Beast Tear	--	--	--	--	20%

Low Rank Lagombi

The table below indicates the various materials obtained from the Low Rank variation of Lagombi and the drop rates for each.

Material	Target Rewards	Capture Rewards	Break Part Rewards	Carves	Dropped Materials
Lagombi Pelt	22%	16%[x2]	20%[x2] (Head)	39% (Body)	40%, 50%
Lagombi Plastron	39%	37%	--	30% (Body)	35%
Lagombi Iceclaw	23%	16%	--	24% (Body)	10%, 15%
Jumbo Bone	16%	5%[x2]	--	7% (Body)	--
Lagombi Ear	--	26%	80% (Head)	--	--
Beast Tear	--	--	--	-	50%

Lagombi Weapons

Lagombi Armor

Palico

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