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Blangonga in Monster Hunter Wilds, in-game screenshot
Blangonga render, Monster Hunter Wilds

Blangonga

Fanged Beast · Ver. 1.042 ·

Fanged Beast2 variants

Weakest to

Fire

1★ (1 out of 3)

Base HP

4,500

Before quest scaling

Softest part

Head

67% raw

Locale

Iceshard Cliffs

Free roam

Fanged Beast

Blangonga is weakest to Fire (1★). Its softest parts are Head (67% raw), Torso (45% raw), Left Front Leg (38% raw).

Large, white fanged beasts that rule over other Blango, attacking as a pack. They exhibit a range of mobility, particularly in snowy climes.

Fire1★ (1 out of 3)Deals IceInflicts Iceblight

Data verified · Ver. 1.042 · Source: wilds.mhdb.io · Base HP 4,500

What is Blangonga weak to?

Elements

  • Fire1★ (1 out of 3)
  • Water—
  • Thunder—
  • Ice—
  • Dragon—

Status and effects

  • Paralysis2★ (2 out of 3)
  • Poison2★ (2 out of 3)
  • Sleep2★ (2 out of 3)
  • Blast2★ (2 out of 3)
  • Flash1★ (1 out of 3)
  • Stun1★ (1 out of 3)
  • Exhaust1★ (1 out of 3)

Resists Ice, Dragon, Noise.

Where to hit Blangonga: hitzones

Blangonga's weakest hitzone is the Head: 70 slash, 70 blunt and 60 shot (Ver. 1.042). 2 of its 7 hitzones reach 45% raw or more.

Damage multipliers per part. Higher is better; parts at 45% raw or more are weak points for Weakness Exploit and Focus Strikes.

Swipe the table for elements, stun and part HP →

Blangonga hitzone values per part in Monster Hunter Wilds Ver. 1.042: damage taken in percent for slash, blunt and shot (ranged) attacks, the five elements, stun, and part HP
PartSlashBluntShotfir (Fire)wat (Water)thu (Thunder)ice (Ice)dra (Dragon)StunHP
Left Front Leg45403015515000300
Headweak7070603051500100400
Left Hind Leg45403015515000300
Right Hind Leg45403015515000300
Torsoweak45504020515000200
Right Front Leg45403015515000300
Tail50402515515000300

How to hunt Blangonga

Blangonga use snowy ground to their advantage for extra mobility, and can summon other Blangos to gang up on unwary hunters. Use extra caution when they're angry, because they can direct the whole pack at a chosen target with perilous efficiency. Watch out for that freezing breath, too. Destroying a Blangonga's tusks is believed to undermine its authority with the other Blangos, disrupting their teamwork.

Large, white fanged beasts that rule over other Blango, attacking intruders as a pack. Its muscularity and mobility allows it to strike swiftly, even on fresh snow, and pounce from long distances—so hunters with long-range weapons still need to stay on guard. Large tusks are the mark of a powerful leader.

Blangonga drops and rewards

Low rank

No low rank drops recorded.

High rank10 items

Quest reward100%
Quest reward7%
Carve5%
Quest reward3%
Quest reward3%
Wound destroyed100%
Carve (rotten)40%
Carve33%
Quest reward31%
Quest reward27%
Broken part (Head)100%
Broken part (Head)100%
Quest reward54%
Carve20%
Quest reward20%
Quest reward20%
Quest reward31%
Carve (rotten)30%
Carve27%
Quest reward27%
Broken part (Tail)100%
Quest reward39%
Carve15%
Quest reward15%
Quest reward15%
Quest reward8%
Carve (rotten)30%
R6Wyverian Bloodstone (S)
Tempered wound45%
R7Wyverian Bloodstone
Tempered wound35%
R7Wyverian Bloodstone (L)
Tempered wound20%

At a glance

Species
Fanged Beast
Locales
Iceshard Cliffs
Base HP
4,500
Size
899 (gold crown ≥ 1106)
Variants
Tempered Blangonga, Frenzied Blangonga

Same locale

Plan the hunt

FAQ · 5 questions

Blangonga FAQ

What is Blangonga weak to in Monster Hunter Wilds?

Blangonga is weakest to Fire (1★). Its softest parts are Head (67% raw), Torso (45% raw), Left Front Leg (38% raw).

Which status effects work on Blangonga?

Paralysis (2★), Poison (2★), Sleep (2★), Blast (2★). Flash, Stun, Exhaust also work.

Where do you find Blangonga?

Blangonga appears in Iceshard Cliffs.

Can you stun Blangonga?

Yes. Blunt attacks on the head build stun (100% stun hitzone); the head takes 70% blunt and 70% slash damage.

Does Blangonga have a tempered or arch-tempered version?

Yes: Tempered Blangonga and Frenzied Blangonga. Tempered versions share the same weaknesses with more health; Arch-tempered hunts add new moves and require HR100+.