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

Hirabami

Leviathan · Ver. 1.042 ·

Leviathan2 variants

Weakest to

Fire

1★ (1 out of 3)

Base HP

4,500

Before quest scaling

Softest part

Neck

57% raw

Locale

Ruins of Wyveria

+ 1 more

Leviathan

Hirabami is weakest to Fire (1★). Its softest parts are Neck (57% raw), Head (57% raw), Tail (47% raw).

Leviathans that inhabit the Iceshard Cliffs. They have sharp, pincer-like tails and membranes on their necks that catch the wind to keep them aloft.

Fire1★ (1 out of 3)Deals IceInflicts Iceblight

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

What is Hirabami weak to?

Elements

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

Status and effects

  • Poison3★ (3 out of 3)
  • Sleep3★ (3 out of 3)
  • Paralysis2★ (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, Noise.

Where to hit Hirabami: hitzones

Hirabami's weakest hitzone is the Neck: 55 slash, 70 blunt and 45 shot (Ver. 1.042). 3 of its 8 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 →

Hirabami 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
Neckweak557045201020010100400
Left Front Leg45454010510050400
Headweak557045201020010100800
Left Hind Leg45454010510050400
Right Hind Leg45454010510050400
Torso40353010510050400
Right Front Leg45454010510050400
Tailweak50454520510050600

How to hunt Hirabami

Hirabami can remain aloft as they maneuver skillfully between the ground and the sky. You'll need to watch out for those tail claws, but handle an attack well to turn it into a counterstrike opportunity. Destroying the membrane on their necks will lower their guards while aloft. Furthermore, you can target the membrane wound to knock them out of the air, making this a prime target.

Leviathans that inhabit the Iceshard Cliffs. They have sharp, pincer-like tails and peculiar membranes on their necks that catch the wind and keep them aloft. Hirabami can sometimes be sighted nesting in groups along the cliffs, using their scales or foreclaws to cling to walls or ceilings while they sleep.

Hirabami drops and rewards

Low rank6 items

Wound destroyed45%
Carve (rotten)40%
Carve35%
Quest reward22%
Wound destroyed43%
Carve30%
Carve (rotten)30%
Quest reward22%
Broken part (Head)100%
Carve20%
Quest reward15%
Wound destroyed12%
Broken part (Tail)100%
Broken part (Tail)100%
Carve15%
Quest reward10%
Quest reward8%
Carve (rotten)30%
Quest reward23%

High rank9 items

Quest reward100%
Quest reward7%
Carve5%
Quest reward3%
Quest reward3%
Wound destroyed45%
Carve (rotten)40%
Carve33%
Quest reward26%
Quest reward22%
Wound destroyed43%
Carve (rotten)30%
Carve27%
Quest reward26%
Quest reward22%
Broken part (Head)100%
Quest reward38%
Carve20%
Quest reward15%
Quest reward15%
Wound destroyed12%
Broken part (Tail)100%
Broken part (Tail)100%
Quest reward30%
Carve15%
Quest reward10%
Quest reward10%
Quest reward8%
Carve (rotten)30%
Quest reward ×225%
Quest reward20%
Quest reward20%
R6Wyverian Bloodstone (S)
Tempered wound65%
R7Wyverian Bloodstone
Tempered wound35%

At a glance

Species
Leviathan
Locales
Ruins of Wyveria, Iceshard Cliffs
Base HP
4,500
Size
1659 (gold crown ≥ 1875)
Variants
Tempered Hirabami, Frenzied Hirabami

Same locale

Plan the hunt

FAQ · 5 questions

Hirabami FAQ

What is Hirabami weak to in Monster Hunter Wilds?

Hirabami is weakest to Fire (1★). Its softest parts are Neck (57% raw), Head (57% raw), Tail (47% raw).

Which status effects work on Hirabami?

Poison (3★), Sleep (3★), Paralysis (2★), Blast (2★). Flash, Stun, Exhaust also work.

Where do you find Hirabami?

Hirabami appears in Ruins of Wyveria and Iceshard Cliffs.

Can you stun Hirabami?

Yes. Blunt attacks on the head build stun (100% stun hitzone); the head takes 70% blunt and 55% slash damage.

Does Hirabami have a tempered or arch-tempered version?

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