Shogun Ceanataur

ショウグンギザミ (Shougun Gizami)

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Enemy Type Large Monster
Species Carapaceon
Threat Level 6⭐
Elements waterblight icon mhr wiki guideWater
Ailments Bleed
Weakness thunderblight icon mhr wiki guideThunder ()
fireblight icon mhr wiki guideFire ()
iceblightg icon mhr wiki guideIce ()
Resistances dragonblight icon mhr wiki guideDragon (Immune)
waterblight icon mhr wiki guideWater
Location(s) Flooded Forest 
Lava Caverns

Shogun Ceanataur is a Large Monster in Monster Hunter Rise (MHR). It is a returning Monster and the first Carapaceon to be made available in MHR. Large Monsters like Shogun Ceanataur are hostile and are usually the primary objective of Hunts. They provide valuable Materials when defeated. This page covers information on Shogun Ceanataur including weaknesses, drops, size information, strategies, tips and tricks to help you defeat this monster.

 

 With a fearsome leap, the hunter thinks its prey vaniquished.
But what it finds are not spoils of victory...
But discarded armor, shed like a husk.
And when the beast finds its next target...
It doesn't think twice about leaving its old shell behind.
It finds new armor to don, its blades as deadly as ever.
Those who oppose it have no choice but to atone with their lives.

 

Shogun Ceanataur General Info

These large Carapaceons can be found around volcanoes and in the Flooded Forest. Shogun Ceanataur wield long, developed claws that are usually folded away, but unfurl into terrifying blades when enraged. Shogun Ceanataur, like the Daimyo Hermitaur, are also known to use wyvern skulls as shells. Specimens that do, have been observed using a water jet-like attack.

 

Shogun Ceanataur Combat Info

Shogun Ceanataur change up the way they fight depending on the shell they wear. Breaking the shell exposes the weak point, so focus your attention there. However, Shogun Ceanataur wield claws that can attack a wide area. Prioritize breaking the claws to reduce their threat.

  • Threat Level: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
  • Elemental waterblight icon mhr wiki guideWater Damage Monster.
  • Weak to
    thunderblight icon mhr wiki guideThunder ()
    fireblight icon mhr wiki guideFire ()
    iceblightg icon mhr wiki guideIce ()
  • Resistant to
    dragonblight icon mhr wiki guideDragon (Immune)
    waterblight icon mhr wiki guideWater
  • Kinsect Extract:
    • Red: ??
    • Orange: ??
    • White: ??
  • Enraged Mode: ??
  • Can be lured with: ??
  • Tips and notes go here

 

Quick Combat Tips

  • Shogun Ceanataur is not afraid to show its back to the enemy as it is protected by the shell, but the shell can be destroyed so don't pull your attacks against the shell. 
  • If its shell is destroyed, its back will become one its weakest body parts. Hunters should not waste time, and spam attacks at its new weak point, as it may enter the ground and come out again with a new shell.

MH Rise Shogun Ceanataur Attacks & Moveset

Side Claw Swipe - Walks sideway towards a target while swinging its claw without exposing its head.

Cross Claw -Walks towards a target with its claws wide opened to then swing them in opposite directions. (may inflict bleed)

Hunt Down -  Quickly sharpens its claws, and then jumps towards a target and quickly heavily swings both claws downwards penetrating the ground. It takes a short moment to pull the claws out of the ground giving the hunters a chance to attack.  (may inflict bleed)

Enter the Ground - Digs down and comes up again attempting to surprise a target with an aggresive quick claw swing coming out.

Double Claw Swipe - Swing a claw downwards and rapidly swings the other one.

Urine Beam - After breaking it's first shell and it gets a new one: it may use its urine to attack you like a beam, when beaming, quickly dodge backwards to evade it.

 

Shogun Ceanataur Weaknesses

The table below indicates the various body parts of Shogun Ceanataur 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.

Shogun Ceanataur 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 45 45
Torso 35 35 25
Shell 25 45 25
Right Claw 25 30 15
Right Leg 35 30 30
Left Claw 25 30 15
Left Leg 35 30 30
Arm 25 35 25

 

The table below indicates the various body parts of Shogun Ceanataur 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.

Shogun Ceanataur 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 10 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

 

Shogun Ceanataur 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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Shogun Ceanataur Materials

The tables below contain information on the different Items and Materials that can be obtained from the Low Rank, High Rank and Master Rank variants of Shogun Ceanataur.

Master Rank

The table below indicates the various materials or items obtained from the High Rank variation of Shogun Ceanataur, it also includes the percentage chance of how it can be acquired.

Material Target Rewards Capture Rewards Break Part Rewards Carves Dropped Materials
ceanataur cortex mhr wiki guideCeanataur Cortex 24% 27% 10% (Shell), 70% (Shell) 41% (Body) 80%, 20% [x2]
heavy ceanataur leg mhr wiki guideHeavy Ceanataur Leg 32% 36% -- 32% (Body) --
great baggi claw+ material mhr wiki guideCeanataur Hardclaw 22% 12%[x2] 70%[x2] (Claw), 30% (Claw) 17% (Body) --
stoutbone material mhr wiki guideMonster Slogbone 12% 10% 20% (Shell) -- --
daora dragon scale+ mhr wiki guideFine Black Pearl 10% 15% -- 10% (Body) 25%
rhenoplos scalp monster hunter rise wiki guideHeavy Wyvern Scalp -- -- 70% (Shell), 100% (Shell) -- --
massive bone monster hunter rise wiki guideSolid Bone -- -- 30% (Shell) -- --
daora dragon scale+ mhr wiki guideCrab Pearl + -- -- -- -- 75%
afflicted shell mhr wiki guideAfflicted Shell -- -- 20% (Anomaly Quests) 20% (Anomaly Quests) --

Low Rank & High Rank

This Monster is only available in Master Rank content.

 

Shogun Ceanataur Weapons & Armor

Armor and Weapons related to the Shogun Ceanataur Monster.

 

Shogun Ceanataur Buddy Weapons & Armor

Palico and Palamute Armor and Weapons related to the Shogun Ceanataur Monster.

 

Notes & Trivia

  • Revealed in a Teaser Trailer on 30 September 2021

 

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