Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak is a huge expansion that introduces familiar monsters and changes new monsters you encounter in the base Monster Hunter Rise game. Shogun Ceanataur has appeared in many Monster Hunter games, and now he wants to try his luck in Sunbreak. Here are Shogun Ceanataur’s weaknesses, resistances, and drops in MHR Sunbreak.
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All information and weaknesses of the Shogun Ceanataur in MHR Sunbreak
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Large carapaceons that originally appeared in Monster Hunter 2, known to use wyvern skulls for their shells. The Shogun Ceanataur attacks its prey with long, sharp claws that are strong enough to punch holes in solid rock. Very rarely, they may also drop precious pearls.
Shogun Ceanataur Elemental Weakness in Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak
All elements are viable against the Shogun Ceanataur except for the Dragon, to which he is immune. For best results, equip a Thunder or Ice weapon and head to town on the Armored Carapaceon. Although fire is also a great item to use if you want to break his claws.
Shogun Ceanataur Weapon Location Weakness in Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak
For Carapaceon like Shogun Ceanataur, bludgeoning damage is the way to go, so hammers and hunting horns prepare. Blunt users should focus on the carapace and claws and let those using cutting weapons focus on the head and legs. Bowguns should aim for the head and legs.
| rooms | To cut | Blunt | Ammunition |
|---|---|---|---|
| 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 |
| The left leg | 35 | 30 | 30 |
| Arms | 25 | 35 | 25 |
Shogun Ceanataur Status Resistances and Disease Effectiveness in MHR Sunbreak
Zero stars means it is immune to this disease, while three stars means it is very effective against this monster. Against Shogun Ceanataur, Blast is very effective to use, while finding and throwing a Firebeetle and Thunderbeetle to inflict Fireblight (constant damage) and Thunderblight (more likely to stun.) to the Carapaceon monster. Although all other diseases will work against this enemy, the time it takes to take effect is not worth it.
| Poison | ★ | Exhaust | ★ |
| Stun | ★ | fire blight | ★★ |
| Paralysis | ★ | The water burn | ★ |
| Sleep | ★ | Lightning | ★★ |
| Blast | ★★ | ice burn | ★ |
Shogun Ceanataur drop rate – size, catch, breeze and more in MHR Sunbreak
There are many ways to get Monster Coins, but it all revolves heavily around a percentage system, which is ultimately RNG. You can get a rare item or not at all.
- There are several ways to get items:
- You can normally carve three times once the monster is dead, but this can change with skills and monster type.
- All of said monster’s sharp appendages can normally be carved once.
- Capturing the monster instead of killing it can change the reward percentage.
- Breaking coins, claws and monster wings increases the chances of getting more coins.
- By getting the white drops that fall from the monster
- Earn rewards for completing your quest.
| Materials | Target rewards | Catch Rewards | Broken Parts Rewards | Carves |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ceanataur Cortex | 24% | 27% | 10% (shell) 70% (shell) |
41% (Body) |
| Ceanataur Heavy Leg | 32% | 36% | –% | 32% (Body) |
| big baggi claw + material mhr wiki guide Ceanataur Hardclaw | 22% | 12%[x2] | 70%[x2] (Claw) 30% (Claw) |
17% (Body) |
| Monster Slogbone | 12% | ten% | 20% (shell) | –% |
| fine black pearl | ten% | 15% | — | 10% (Body) |
| Heavy Wyvern Scalp | –% | –% | 70% (shell) 100% (shell) |
–% |
| strong bone | –% | –% | 30% (shell) | –% |
| Crab Pearl + | –% | –% | –% | –% |
If you collect the white monster drops, you might get one of these materials: Ceanataur Cortex 80%, Fine Black Pearl 25%, and Crab Pearl +75%.
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