Monster Hunter Wilds: Hirabami Complete Fight Guide

Conquer Iceshard Cliffs' Aerial Menace: A Hirabami Hunting Guide

Monster Hunter Wilds' Iceshard Cliffs biome presents breathtaking icy landscapes, challenging platforming sections, valuable resources, and thrilling hunting grounds. This frozen expanse rivals even Monster Hunter World: Iceborne's acclaimed locales.

This guide focuses on Hirabami, a formidable Leviathan that demands careful preparation.

Hirabami: Strengths and Weaknesses

Weakness
Resistant Points
Elemental/Ailment Weakness
Elemental/Ailment Resistance
Best Weapon Damage Type	Bludgeoning (Head & Neck)

Hirabami's vulnerability to bludgeoning damage, particularly around its head and neck, makes it a prime target for various weapons. Severing and projectile attacks are also effective.

Recommended Equipment

Best Weapons
Best Skills	Earplugs, Bind Resistance

Hirabami's aerial agility favors fast, long-range weapons. Light and heavy bowguns excel at hitting weak points, while insect glaives and lances offer ground and air combat options. Earplugs mitigate stun effects, and Bind Resistance counters its Frostblight inflicting attacks.

Hirabami: Combat Strategies and Moveset

Hirabami hunts in packs of three. Prioritize isolating your target using dung pods to separate the pack. Its erratic movements make this crucial.

Hirabami's levitation adds to its elusiveness. Watch for its attacks, particularly those from its prehensile tail (with five breakable claws). The Partbreaker skill is highly beneficial. Counterattack after its lunges.

For optimal efficiency, target the large membrane on its head. Destroying this membrane, which aids its levitation, grounds the monster, creating opportunities for concentrated attacks on its weakest point—its mouth.

While it shows slight weakness to fire and thunder, prioritize your highest-damage weapon, ideally one effective at breaking parts. Mastering its attack patterns is key to success.

Hirabami: Rewards and Materials

Rewards vary by difficulty level, but potential drops include Hirabami Tail Claw and Hirabami Tail Claw .

Hunting Objectives and Titles

Objective	Reward Title
Hunt 20 times	Hirabami
Hunt 30 times	Fluttery
Hunt 40 times	Scissors
Hunt 50 times	Cloth

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