Jyuratodus | Monster Hunter World Wiki

Jyuratodus
Enemy Type	Large Monsters
Elements	Water
Ailments	Waterblight
Weakness	Thunder  (⭐⭐⭐) (no mud) Water  (⭐⭐⭐) (when mud)
Resistances	Water (no mud) Thunder (when mud) Fire (when mud)
Locations	Wildspire Waste
Tempered Lv.	1

Jyuratodus is a Large Monster in Monster Hunter World (MHW). ジュラトドス (泥魚竜) in Japanese.

A large piscine wyvern that inhabits the swamps of the Wildspire Waste.
It uses mud to capture prey, and it's known to battle other monsters over territory.

Jyuratodus Details & Locations

• Rotates between zone 10, 4 and 9 when fighting.
• Found in mud pools formed within the Wildspire Waste  (Eastern Camp 11 for closest spawn) 
• Target of Quests:
  • Low Rank: The Piscine Problem.
  • High Rank: Up to Your Waist in the Waste, Wildspire Bolero.
  • Master Rank: Jyura In My Way, Heavy Metal in the Waste.
• Is hostile at very close range. 
• Attacks other monsters: Yes if attacked or territory infringed.
• Small Monsters version: related to Gajau
• Size: ♕ 1327.66 ~ ♕ 1885.89
• Species: Piscine Wyverns
• HP:
  • Low Rank: ~2,464(Solo), ~3,332(Duo), ~4,984(3 or 4 players)
  • High Rank: ~4,287(Solo), ~6,174(Duo), ~9,212(3 or 4 players)
  • Master Rank: ~16,240(Solo), ~23,940(Duo), ~35,728(3 or 4 players)

Jyuratodus Combat Info

• Attacks with Water, eventually causing Waterblight and Mudded statuses.
• Hides within deep mud, swimming and breathing within it, to attack from new angles.
• Uses mud for protection, resistances are INVERTED when covered in mud.
• The mud can be removed by shooting it with Puddle Pod ammo.
• Hunters can wound its head, tail, and spinal fins.
• Head and Tail are the weakspots
• Once a significant part of his mud armour is broken, it will swim away to regain it by continuously diving in and out of the mud. This can be interrupted by dealing enough damage.
• When fighting it in the large Pond area, keep an eye out for the swarm of Gajau that tends to spawn there.
• Susceptible to Stun damage.
• Kinsect Extract:
  • Red: Head, Head (Mud), Neck
  • White: Body, Back, Fin, Body (Mud), Left Leg, Left Leg (Mud), Right Leg, Right Leg (Mud)
  • Orange: Tail, Tail (Mud)

Jyuratodus Weaknesses

Each ⭐star shown below represents more weakness to each ailment

Ailment
Weakness Level	⭐⭐	⭐	⭐⭐	⭐	⭐⭐⭐

 

Each ⭐star shown below represents more weakness to each damage type

Weak Point
Head (Breakable)	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐
Tail (Breakable)	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐

 

Detailed weakness information(Legend Explanation: here)

Master Rank:

Low & High Rank:

Credits to AsteriskAmpersand, Deathcream and MoonBunnie.

Jyuratodus Low and High Rank Carves

Defeating this monster allows the player to carve the following items:

Jyuratodus Carves

Carves	Frequency	%
Jyuratodus Scale	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Shell	⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Fang (break head)	⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Fin (dropped, break chest)	⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Scale +	High Rank ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Carapace	High Rank ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Fang + (Break head)	High Rank ⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Fin + (Dropped, break chest)	High Rank ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Wyvern Gem	High Rank ⭐	2% Carve
Jyuratodus Shard	Master Rank ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Cortex	Master Rank ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Hardfang (Head Break)	Master Rank ⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Grandfin (Chest Break)	Master Rank ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Large Wyvern Gem	Master Rank ⭐
Wyvern Gem	Master Rank ⭐

 

Jyuratodus Rewards

Rewards	Frequency	%
Jyuratodus Shell	⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Scale	⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Fang	⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Fin	⭐⭐
Monster Bone M	⭐⭐⭐
Aqua Sac	⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Carapace	High Rank ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Scale +	High Rank ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Fang +	High Rank ⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Fin +	High Rank ⭐⭐
Monster Keenbone	High Rank ⭐⭐⭐
Torrent Sac	High Rank ⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Cortex	Master Rank ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Shard	Master Rank ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Hardfang (Head Break)	Master Rank ⭐⭐⭐
Jyuratodus Grandfin (Chest Break)	Master Rank ⭐⭐⭐
Flood Sac (Dropped)	Master Rank ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Large Wyvern Gem	Master Rank ⭐

Jyuratodus Weapons & Armor

Armor and Weapons related to the Jyuratodus Monster.

Weapons

Armor

Jyura Alpha + Armor Set 

Set Bonus: None

Jyura Beta + Armor Set 

Set Bonus: None

Notes & Trivia

• These monsters are from the Piscine Wyvern species
• Jyuratodus is known as the "Mud Fish Wyvern." or "Mud Piscine"
• From Monster Hunter World: The Official Complete Works(lore/art book):
• Jyuratodus's daily life is literally a muddy situation. Its scales are extremely sensitive to arid conditions, where they become brittle and the monster's cutaneous respiration also plummets in efficacy. Jyuratodus regularly stays well moisturized by covering itself in a thick layer of mud. In fact, being predisposed to wetland conditions, the Jyuratodus usually spends most of its days submerged in the waters of its marshy den. This is why the Jyuratodus is a strongly territorial monster that will not hesitate to attack any intruder who disturbs its otherwise peaceful existence. The Jyuratodus attempts to reduce such intrusions by marking the outskirts of its territory with mud.
• Mud doesn't just protect the Jyuratodus, It's also useful in battle. Jyuratodus regularly stores mud and dirt within its body and mixes it with a special water inside its water sac to make a very thick mud concoction. The Jyuratodus will expel this highly viscous mixture at an enemy in hopes of hitting it and significantly impeding its movement. Jyuratodus is also instinctively aware that many other creatures suffer limited movement in marshlands and will skillfully utilize a variety of offensive maneuvers that take advantage of this disparity, such as attacking from the depths of the swamp.
• Jyuratodus are capable of walking on two legs when they cross over obstacles or hunt Apceros. These hind legs were originally extremely powerful fins and are dexterous tucked in close to the Jyuratodus's body while it swims. Even excluding these hind legs, you may be wondering why a Jyuratodus has more fins than a standard fish. The surprising benefit of these numerous fins is that they serve dual purpose of improving balance by distributing its body wight while the massive Jyuratodus is on land, and aiding propulsion and balance when the monster is swimming. In order to deal with gravity on land and buoyancy in water, the Jyuratodus slightly adjusts its many fins when moving about. Recent findings of ancient Piscine Wyvern fossils with numerous fins suggest that Jyuratodus has maintained this body structure for a very long time.
• A Jyuratodus only feeds about once per day by preying on Aptonoths or other water-seeking herbivorous wyverns. The inside of its mouth is lined with rows of sharp meat-tearing fangs arranged on a dental plate, and its powerful jaw can crack open its prey's bones. An analysis of Jyuratodus's feeding remains suggests that they prefer to eat organs, a trait probably related to their juvenile feeding habits.
• While traveling through marshes, the Jyuratodus leaves behind muddy piles that serve as natural boundary markers for its territory.  However, the competing Barroths often destroys these markers while roaming through marshes, leading to territorial conflict between the two monsters should they cross paths. As their natural abilities and strength are comparable, many consider them to be fierce rivals.
• Jyuratodus predominantly spawn during the rainy season. Large numbers of Jyuratodus gather in the marshlands where the females directly release their unfertilized eggs. Male Jyuratodus will respond in turn by depositing their gametes in the same vicinity with hopes of fertilizing the eggs. This reproductive ritual creates a rather novel scenes as the surface of the marsh will suddenly and violently appear to undulate. Altough many eggs are successfully fertilized and even hatch, only a small handful of the hatchlings survive to maturity due to predation by other fish and cannibalism among juvenile Jyuratodus. Since this ritual only occurs during particularly turbulent rainy seasons, it's a rare event that hasn't been recorded in recent years.
• Jyuratodus are carnivorous from a young age and display a unique feeding behavior. They enter the body of their prey through its mouth, nostrils, or even an open wound. They will then proceed to devour the prey from the inside out. Note the barbed spines seen on the gills of adult Jyuratodus. These are believed to be remnants from its juvenile form, where the spikes would prevent the Jyuratodus from being expelled from their prey's body.