Seething Bazelgeuse

 seething bazelgeuse intro
Enemy Type Large Monsters
Species Flying Wyverns
Elements mhw fire damage sFire
Ailments fireblight status effect mhw sFireblight
BlastblightBlastblight
Weakness mhw ice damage sIce⭐⭐⭐
mhw thunder damage sThunder ⭐⭐
Resistances mhw water elemental damage sWater ⭐
mhw dragon damage sDragon ⭐
mhw fire damage sFire (immune)
Location(s) Elder's Recess
Tempered Lv. 3

Seething Bazelgeuse is a Large Monster in Monster Hunter World (MHW). 紅蓮滾るバゼルギウス (guren tagiru bazerugiusu) in Japanese. It is a variant of Bazelgeuse.

 

The scales of this Bazelgeuse variant burn hotter than normal increasing in number and explosion radius as time passes.

Seething Bazelgeuse Details & Locations

 

Seething Bazelgeuse Combat Info

  • Kinsect Extracts:
    • Red: Head,Tail
    • Orange: Back, Belly
    • White: Wings, Legs
  • Unlike regular Bazelgeuse, Seething Bazelgeuse is not an invading monster, meaning it cannot appear in hunts randomly. An example of a Master Rank invading monster is Savage Deviljho.
  • Enraged mode: attacks faster and starts dropping blue bombs more often.
  • You can obtain shiny drops by attacking the head or the tail.
  • Tail and chest drop blast bombs that do physical and fire damage at the same time.
  • Seething Bazelgeuse's bombs will always explode on their own, even if Seething Bazelgeuse is not enraged. A weapon or Seething Bazelgeuse's attacks will trigger the explosion early.
  • When Seething Bazelgeuse gets lower in health, his ground charge attack will be performed twice.
  • Seething Bazelgeuse's body will gradually switch from an orange/red glow to a purple glow. Once the purple is at its maximum intensity, the scales will behave differently.
    • They will mutate to leave a purple lump on the floor.
    • They explode faster, deal more damage and have a larger blast radius.
  • Seething Bazelgeuse's only new attack, the "Ultimate Divebomb" sees Bazelgeuse rising into the air with a spin, scattering scales in a circle all around him. He then comes crashing down in the center of the circle, creating a massive explosion. He finishes with a unique roar that resets his color back to orange and ends his enraged mode. Seething Bazelgeuse only does this when he is completely purple and enraged.

 

Seething Bazelgeuse Weaknesses

Each ⭐star shown below represents more weakness to each ailment

Ailment mhw poison status effect s sleep mhw status effect wiki paralysis icon Blastblight stun icon
Weakness Level ⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐ ⭐⭐

 

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

Weak Point great sword mhw smalls hammer mhw smalls normal ammo mhw wiki
Head (Breakable) ⭐⭐ ⭐⭐ ⭐⭐
Back (Breakable) ⭐⭐ ⭐⭐ ⭐⭐
Tail (Severable) ⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐

 

Detailed weakness information(Legend Explanation: here)

seething bazelgeuse hzv

Credits to AsteriskAmpersand, Deathcream and MoonBunnie.

 

Seething Bazelgeuse Master Rank Carves

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

Seething Bazelgeuse Carves

Carves Frequency %
bazelgeuse shard mhw wiki guide smallBazelgeuse Shard (Dropped) Master Rank 30% (50%)
flickering silvershell mhw wiki guide smallFlickering Silvershell (Tail Carved) Master Rank 22% (27%)
bazelgeuse hardclaw mhw wiki guide smallBazelgeuse Hardclaw (Dropped) Master Rank 17% (28%)
distilled blast fluid mhw wiki guide smallDistilled Blast Fluid Master Rank 13%
scorching silverwing mhw wiki guide smallScorching Silverwing Master Rank 11%
bazelguese flail mhw wiki guide smallBazelgeuse Flail (Tail Carved only) Master Rank 0% (70%)
vaal hazak gem mhw wiki guideBazelgeuse Gem Master Rank 5%
bazelgeuse mantle mhw wiki guide smallBazelgeuse Mantle (Tail Carved) Master Rank 2% (3%)

 

Seething Bazelgeuse Rewards

Rewards Frequency %
bazelgeuse shard mhw wiki guide smallBazelgeuse Shard (Break Head) Master Rank 30% (32%)
flickering silvershell mhw wiki guide smallFlickering Silvershell (Break Back) Master Rank 22%
bazelgeuse hardclaw mhw wiki guide smallBazelgeuse Hardclaw (Break Wings) Master Rank 17% (35%)
distilled blast fluid mhw wiki guide smallDistilled Blast Fluid (Break Head/Back) Master Rank 13% (61% / 30%)
scorching silverwing mhw wiki guide smallScorching Silverwing (Break Wings) Master Rank 11% (65%)
bazelguese flail mhw wiki guide smallBazelgeuse Flail Master Rank 9%
vaal hazak gem mhw wiki guideBazelgeuse Gem (Break Head) Master Rank 5% (5%)
bazelgeuse mantle mhw wiki guide smallBazelgeuse Mantle (Break Head/Back) Master Rank 2% (2% / 1%)
dragonvein solidbone mhw wiki guide smallDragonvein Solidbone Master Rank 37%
scorching scale mhw wiki guide smallCrimson Blastscale Master Rank 63%
spiritvein slogbone mhw wiki guide smallSpiritvein Solidbone Master Rank 36%
scorching scale mhw wiki guide smallTempered Blastscale Master Rank 64%
great spiritvein gem mhw wiki guideGreat Spiritvein Gem Master Rank 3%

Seething Bazelgeuse Weapons & Armor

Armor and Weapons related to the Seething Bazelgeuse Monster. These are unconfirmed and pre-release information for now!

Weapons

 

 

Armor

 

Notes & Trivia

  • It is known as the "Explosive Scale Wyvern".
  • Seething Bazelgeuse replaces normal Bazelgeuse in Master Rank.
  • Seething Bazelgeuse sometimes emits a noise that is very reminiscent of an old Bomber Plane.

 

 

 

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    • Anonymous

      I used to think the b52 bomber was bad, then I took an enola *** to the knee. A real heart bracher that one.

      • Anonymous

        A Seething Bazelgeuse is a sensitive Bazelgeuse that read angry reddit comments about how it should be deleted. Poor bastards have been coping ever since.

        • Anonymous

          i play long sword so this fight is a NIGHTMARE! i just clutch claw spam to get spirit than lead him to joh

          • Anonymous

            if youre a DB main you should try to fight him in area 9. the slope is really easy to get heavenly blade dance which 1) thats a lotta damage and 2) youre above him so you mostly avoid the bombs

            • Anonymous

              I just had a Defense down debuff while fighting a Seething Bazelgeuse, I find it odd there's 0 information on it, what attack even caused it ?
              Not something to underestimate.

              • Anonymous

                Heard that Valstrax is in Rise, now I want Bagel to join it too. Just imagine a Turf War between B-52 and The Jet Fighter Dragon.

                • Anonymous

                  Haven't been able to get an orange extract from his back, no way. I tried. A lot. Did get one from his throat though (under his chin where the bombs hang) for anyone else struggling to find it!

                  • Anonymous

                    Summary of what I think: Nice monster, cool fight, beautiful special move, should have replaced Banbaro as an Invader, Bazel's fight is kinda easy with IG because Bazel isn't really good at attacking but the bombs makes it a bit harder but Savage is a way harder fight in my opinion.

                    • Anonymous

                      why does he have a tie in his turf war savage deviljho is way stronger by the way if you need some Smart Guy help just tell me - Smart Guy

                      • Anonymous

                        Iceborne may have too many invaders, but I really miss Bazel being one. They could have easily kept him as an invader while Banbaro just kept chilling in the Reach.

                        • Anonymous

                          so has it ever tried to gather up all his friends and blow up astera?
                          or: get all of its kind and blow up fatails
                          OR: work with deviljho and rule the new world but then the deviljhos would probably TAKE OVER
                          ( that would be bad and we would all die )

                          • Anonymous

                            literally one of the best designed MR monsters, balanced moveset from hr with a few new good moves (Unlike ruiner), good hitzones (how rare) and still is kinda relevant in endgame since the tempered version is t3 for gems

                            • Anonymous

                              Expect the Savage Devilhjo to stop by pick a fight. Bring plenty of dung pods if you don’t want him to stay.

                              • Anonymous

                                I fought him many times and total failed attempts: 2, failed attempt 1: I fainted and everybody else did to, failed attempt 2: someone was still using Drachen amor and got one shot!

                                • Anonymous

                                  He is very beautiful and deadly but he ain't an invader so toned down the deadliness there. first time fighting him and seeing admiral behind me, me: WTF?! when i fought him he wasn't to hard but he still is more deadly than regular Bazelguese for me. But a very beautiful and and fun fight. Also one of the best armor sets againste Raging brachydios

                                  • Anonymous

                                    Spent 70 minutes fighting it solo for the story quest using longsword; I reccomened using a bow since its flying around all the time; flashbugs; traps; it can runaway in expediation mode if you wake it from sleep, unlike other monsters this one will wake up and fly away, so you're better off trapping it/capturing it;

                                    • Anonymous

                                      They took an already pretty fun fight and just double downed on the memes. He’s not very hard, but his divebomb super is probably the flashiest monster attack in the game. Total spectacle fight.

                                      • Anonymous

                                        Actually kind of a laughable encounter. I play Chargeblade, nowhere near any decent set yet (just finished story), with Chrome Fortress III, elementless and a focus on crit. But no matter how you build, I think Seething is a joke. It was my 1st fight with it and went very well. Simple advice: 1. stay near its legs / under its belly where neither tail nor neck bombs can hurt you. Occassionally it will drop on its belly but with a huge telegraph so you cannot miss it. This is especially important during enrage. 2. Take max blastblight resistance and decent fire resist (at least 20 to become immune to blight) and you are fine. I have encountered far less 'dangerous' burst damage than with, to take an example at random, Brachydios. 3. Deviljho is nice to have but not necessary. Watch them massacre each other, collect the drops, if Bazel leaves all you gotta do is drop a smoke bomb and call your tail rider. No need to deal with Deviljho in any way. If you are lucky he will actually follow you (by chance) and f*cking do it again. 4. Chargeblade, Lance or anything with a shield is helpful in the rare situations when you cannot stay underneath Bazel and it does tailswipe or charges at you. I was very scared of this fight but it's kinda easy.

                                        • Anonymous

                                          I don't know why but I've always loved Bazel because I keep thinking of a WWII bomber and the thought of fighting an airplane is hilarious, and now it's even more over the top. I love it

                                          • Anonymous

                                            Players: Bazel is one of the most annoying monster in MHW and even more annoying to farm. Capcom making IB: =DDD

                                            • Anonymous

                                              Just went in with a Velkh LS set and absolutely clapped this fool's cheeks like no tomorrow. 0 faints, all parts broken lol

                                              • Anonymous

                                                When searching the elders recess and before the fight with the monster, that guy says: I’ll leave this one to you! I’m like hell no I'm out of here!

                                                • Anonymous

                                                  Am I just incredibly unlucky or is the drop rate for Scorched Silverwings jut straight up bull*****hunts and I broke BOTH wings on each one, but every time I just get Hardclaws from the rewards. It takes 6 wings to make the entire set, which it pretty ridiculous at this rate.

                                                  • Anonymous

                                                    Just fought my first one, and gotta say, I did almost jack*****. Savage Pickle showed up and would not ***** off no matter what. 3 turf wars, downed Seething a dozen or more times, almost certainly did more damage than me. Seriously, 500 per jaw drop, always does it twice, gurenteed to do it if a monster is knocked down, a knock down if it lands, he was doing 1000 damage every time Bazel got flattened, which was ALOT. I felt more like a spectator, and when Savage Deviljho started leaping and Bazel went nuclear, I was a very very SCARED spectator.

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