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{{Monster Infobox
  
{{Monster Infobox
 
|Name = Bazelgeuse
  
|Name = Bazelgeuse
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|Image = MHW-Bazelgeuse Screenshot 001.png
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|Image = MHW-Bazelgeuse Render 001.png
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|English Name = Bazelgeuse
  
|English Name = Bazelgeuse
 
|Japanese Name = バゼルギウス (Bazerugiusu)
  
|Japanese Name = バゼルギウス (Bazerugiusu)
 
|English Title = Explosive Scale Wyvern
 
|English Title = Explosive Scale Wyvern
 
|Japanese Title = 爆鱗竜
  
|Japanese Title = 爆鱗竜
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|Monster Type = [[Flying Wyvern]]
  
|Monster Type = [[Flying Wyvern]]
 
|Element = {{Element|Fire}}
  
|Element = {{Element|Fire}}
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|Ailments = {{Status|Fireblight}}
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|Ailments = {{Status|Fireblight}}<br />{{Status|Blastblight}} (On other monsters only)
 
|Weakest to = {{Element|Thunder}}<br />{{Element|Ice}}<br />{{Element|Dragon}}
  
|Weakest to = {{Element|Thunder}}<br />{{Element|Ice}}<br />{{Element|Dragon}}
 
|Habitats = [[Ancient Forest]]<br />[[Wildspire Waste]]<br />[[Elder's Recess]]<br />[[Rotten Vale]]<br />[[Coral Highlands]]
  
|Habitats = [[Ancient Forest]]<br />[[Wildspire Waste]]<br />[[Elder's Recess]]<br />[[Rotten Vale]]<br />[[Coral Highlands]]
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|Monster Size = Large
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|Monster Size = [[File:Gold Crown Large.png]] 2410.48 cm<br />[[File:Gold Crown Small.png]] 1696.97 cm
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|Monster Relations = (?)
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|Monster Relations = [[Seething Bazelgeuse]]
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|Generation = Fifth
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|Generation = [[Fifth Generation|Fifth]]
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}}'''Bazelgeuse''' is a [[Flying Wyvern]] first introduced in [[Monster Hunter: World]]. It is a nefarious flying wyvern that travels the New World in search of prey. It scatters explosive scales over a wide area to prey on whatever gets caught in the blast. Bazelgeuse is a nomadic predator, and can be found in all major locations. It often asserts itself as the apex monster in whatever environment it arrives in. Recently it's nomadic like behavior has been challenged by the powerful and deadly [[Deviljho]] which it will readily meet in combat. Their materials can be used to craft the Bazel Armor Set.
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'''Bazelgeuse''' is a [[Flying Wyvern]] first introduced in [[Monster Hunter: World]].
  
   
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==Physiology==
  
==Physiology==
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Bazelgeuse is a very large [[Flying Wyvern]] covered in thick, heavy scales. It has a very bulky upper body and a wide wingspan. Its short snout houses two rows of sharp teeth, and its underbelly is lined with dark grey scales. When enraged, the spaces between its scales glow red hot.
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Bazelgeuse is a large [[Flying Wyvern]] covered in thick, heavy scales with a bronze sheen. It has a bulky upper body and a large wingspan. Its underside is lined with protruding scales which are easily shed. The monster occasionally enters a "superheated" state, causing the gaps between its scales to glow red hot. Despite being introduced in this game, the scholar studying captured monsters remarks that Bazelgeuse is also rarely seen in the Old World as well.
   
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==Abilities==
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==Behavior and Abilities==
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Bazelgeuse uses its scales offensively during combat. It is capable of dislodging them at will from its body and quickly replacing them. Once dislodged, the scales violently explode, causing concussive damage to all foes nearby. However Bazelgeuse can also send out scales that drop on the field which will act similar to small mines, and will explode when attacked or when their owner slams it's huge body against them.
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Bazelgeuse uses its scales offensively during combat. It is capable of dislodging them at will from its body and quickly replacing them. Once dislodged, the scales violently explode, causing concussive damage to all foes nearby. However, Bazelgeuse can also send out scales that drop on the field which will act similar to small mines and will explode when attacked or when their owner slams its huge body against them. Bazelgeuse is capable of releasing a short-range blast of fire from its mouth, and will produce ear-piercing roars and bellows to disrupt its opponent. Its sturdy, muscular stature allows it to tackle and batter other monsters into submission.
   
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Like most apex-level monsters, Bazelgeuse rules its territory with an iron fist. It will become hostile to any hunter or monster that crosses its path in order to assert its dominance. Endlessly aggressive, it will even actively seek out targets to battle with, and is generally assured victory when doing so. Bazelgeuse will actively seek out other monsters, usually flying in immediately after a hunter has engaged a large monster. It often starts fights with its bombing run attack, instead of roaring or even landing. Bazelgeuse has turf wars with [[Deviljho]]. This can often end in a tie, though regardless of the winner it is incredibly dangerous to be in the middle of one.
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==Habitat==
  
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Bazelgeuse is a nomadic predator, and can be found across the New World. It often asserts itself as the apex monster in whatever environment it arrives in. However it is later revealed to have a habitat in the Elder's Recess which fits considering that the [[Uragaan]] and [[Dodogama]], both of whom have explosive attacks as their main source of damage and have bodies tempered by the lava, reside theree.
  
   
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==Game Appearances==
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== Element/Status Effectiveness ==
  
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===Main Series===
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* [[Monster Hunter: World]] ''(Introduced)''
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* [[Monster Hunter World: Iceborne]]
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===Frontier===
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* None
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===Spin-offs===
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* None
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==Other Non-Subspecies Forms==
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===Seething Bazelgeuse===
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[[File:MHWI-Seething Bazelgeuse Render 001.png|200px|left]]
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''Main Article: '''[[Seething Bazelgeuse]]'''''
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A Bazelgeuse variant first appearing in [[Monster Hunter World: Iceborne]].
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== In-Game Description ==
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{{Monster Description
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|Game 1 = Monster Hunter World
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|Icon 1 = [[File:MHW-Bazelgeuse Icon.png|62x62px]]
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|Description 1 = A nefarious flying wyvern that travels the New World in search of prey. It scatters explosive scales over a wide area to prey on whatever gets caught in the blast.
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==Element/Status Effectiveness==
 
{{MHW-Damage Effectiveness
  
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|Blast = <span style="color:#FDC847;">★</span>
  
|Blast = <span style="color:#FDC847;">★</span>
 
|Stun = <span style="color:#FDC847;">★</span>
  
|Stun = <span style="color:#FDC847;">★</span>
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==Game Appearances==
  
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==Monster Materials==
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{| class="linetable hover" width="100%" style="text-align:center; background-color:#EBEBEB; color:#000000; font-size:9pt;" valign="center"
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| width="200px" style="background-color: #3A5766; color:#ffffff;" |'''Item Name'''
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| width="40px" style="background-color: #3A5766; color:#ffffff;" |'''Rarity'''
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| width="60px" style="background-color: #3A5766; color:#ffffff;" |'''Value'''
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| style="background-color: #3A5766; color:#ffffff;" |'''Description'''
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| [[File:MH4G-Scale Icon White.png|35x35px|left]] Bazelgeuse Scale+<br />爆鱗竜の上鱗
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| 6
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| 1600z
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| Rare Bazelgeuse material. Mostly obtained by carving. Broadly used for many purposes.
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| [[File:FourthGen-Carapace Icon White.png|35x35px|left]] Bazelgeuse Carapace<br />爆鱗竜の堅殻
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| 6
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| 2400z
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| Rare Bazelgeuse material. Mostly obtained as a reward. Solid, used to craft gear.
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| [[File:MH4G-Monster Parts Icon White.png|35x35px|left]] Bazelgeuse Tail<br />爆鱗竜の尻尾
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| 6
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| 3600z
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| Rare Bazelgeuse material. Obtained by carving its severed tail. Stiff, used to craft gear.
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| [[File:MH4G-Monster Parts Icon Red.png|35x35px|left]] Bazelgeuse Fuse<br />爆鱗竜の爆腺
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| 6
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| 4000z
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| Rare Bazelgeuse material. Obtained by breaking its head. Grants blast element properties.
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| [[File:MH4G-Claw Icon White.png|35x35px|left]] Bazelgeuse Talon<br />爆鱗竜の尖爪
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| 6
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| 3200z
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| Rare Bazelgeuse material. Mostly obtained by carving. Compatible with blast element.
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| [[File:MH4G-Monster Parts Icon White.png|35x35px|left]] Bazelgeuse Wing<br />爆鱗竜の翼
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| 6
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| 3400z
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| Rare Bazelgeuse material. Obtained by breaking its wings. Hard, used in many weapons.
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| [[File:MH4G-Ball Icon White.png|35x35px|left]] Bazelgeuse Gem<br />爆鱗竜の宝玉
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| 7
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| 9600z
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| A rare gem said to have formed within Bazelgeuse tissue. Used to dramatically improve gear.
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==Equipment==
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:''For more information, see [[Bazelgeuse Equipment]]''
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Bazelgeuse materials can be used to craft two different armor sets: [[Bazel α Armor (MHW)|Bazel α Armor]] and [[Bazel β Armor (MHW)|Bazel β Armor]].
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<div class="profilecards" style=" float: left; display: flex; flex-flow: row wrap; justify-content: lef; align-items: flex-start; align-content: space-between;">{{ArmorCard
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|name = [[Bazel α Armor (MHW)|Bazel α Armor]]
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|image =File:MHW-BazelA.png
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|captain = Bazel α Armor}}
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{{ArmorCard
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|name = [[Bazel β Armor (MHW)|Bazel β Armor]]
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|image =File:MHW-BazelB.png
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|captain = Bazel β Armor}}</div>
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{| border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="width:650px;" class="article-table" align-"top"
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|'''Long Sword''':
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*[[Rookslayer Long Sword (MHW)|Rookslayer Long Sword]]
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*[[Bazel Varga Rookslayer (MHW)|Bazel Varga Rookslayer]]
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|'''Lance:'''
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*[[Rookslayer Lance (MHW)|Rookslayer Lance]]
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*[[Bazel Myriad Rookslayer (MHW)|Bazel Myriad Rookslayer]]
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|'''Gunlance:'''
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*[[Bazel Buster I (MHW)|Bazel Buster I]]
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*[[Bazel Buster II (MHW)|Bazel Buster II]]
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|'''Dual Blades:'''
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*[[Rookslayer Handaxes (MHW)|Rookslayer Handaxes]]
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*[[Bazelhawk Rookslayer (MHW)|Bazelhawk Rookslayer]]
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|'''Hunting Horn:'''
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*[[Rookslayer Drum (MHW)|Rookslayer Drum]]
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*[[Bazelreid Rookslayer (MHW)|Bazelreid Rookslayer]]
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|'''Switch Axe:'''
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*[[Bazel Raider I (MHW)|Bazel Raider I]]
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*[[Bazel Raider II (MHW)|Bazel Raider II]]
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|'''Light Bowgun:'''
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*[[Bazel Typhoon I (MHW)|Bazel Typhoon I]]
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*[[Bazel Typhoon II (MHW)|Bazel Typhoon II]]
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==Gallery==
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<gallery spacing="small" position="center" widths="170">
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File:MHW-Uragaan and Bazelgeuse Screenshot 001.jpeg|With [[Uragaan]]
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File:MHW-Bazelgeuse Screenshot 017.jpeg
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==Notes==
  
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*Interestingly, Bazelgeuse's and [[Seething Bazelgeuse]]'s bomb scales are capable of inflicting Blastblight ''only'' on other monsters. Instead of Blastblight, a hunter will instead be inflicted with Fireblight when hit by the same attacks.<ref>https://mhworld.kiranico.com/monsters/Xe7fm/bazelgeuse</ref>
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Revision as of 14:29, 1 June 2020

Bazelgeuse is a Flying Wyvern first introduced in Monster Hunter: World. It is a nefarious flying wyvern that travels the New World in search of prey. It scatters explosive scales over a wide area to prey on whatever gets caught in the blast. Bazelgeuse is a nomadic predator, and can be found in all major locations. It often asserts itself as the apex monster in whatever environment it arrives in. Recently it's nomadic like behavior has been challenged by the powerful and deadly Deviljho which it will readily meet in combat. Their materials can be used to craft the Bazel Armor Set.

Physiology

Bazelgeuse is a large Flying Wyvern covered in thick, heavy scales with a bronze sheen. It has a bulky upper body and a large wingspan. Its underside is lined with protruding scales which are easily shed. The monster occasionally enters a "superheated" state, causing the gaps between its scales to glow red hot. Despite being introduced in this game, the scholar studying captured monsters remarks that Bazelgeuse is also rarely seen in the Old World as well.

Behavior and Abilities

Bazelgeuse uses its scales offensively during combat. It is capable of dislodging them at will from its body and quickly replacing them. Once dislodged, the scales violently explode, causing concussive damage to all foes nearby. However, Bazelgeuse can also send out scales that drop on the field which will act similar to small mines and will explode when attacked or when their owner slams its huge body against them. Bazelgeuse is capable of releasing a short-range blast of fire from its mouth, and will produce ear-piercing roars and bellows to disrupt its opponent. Its sturdy, muscular stature allows it to tackle and batter other monsters into submission.

Like most apex-level monsters, Bazelgeuse rules its territory with an iron fist. It will become hostile to any hunter or monster that crosses its path in order to assert its dominance. Endlessly aggressive, it will even actively seek out targets to battle with, and is generally assured victory when doing so. Bazelgeuse will actively seek out other monsters, usually flying in immediately after a hunter has engaged a large monster. It often starts fights with its bombing run attack, instead of roaring or even landing. Bazelgeuse has turf wars with Deviljho. This can often end in a tie, though regardless of the winner it is incredibly dangerous to be in the middle of one.

Game Appearances

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Main Series

Frontier

  • None

Spin-offs

  • None


Other Non-Subspecies Forms

Seething Bazelgeuse

MHWI-Seething Bazelgeuse Render 001

Main Article: Seething Bazelgeuse

A Bazelgeuse variant first appearing in Monster Hunter World: Iceborne.

In-Game Description

Monster Hunter World
MHW-Bazelgeuse Icon A nefarious flying wyvern that travels the New World in search of prey. It scatters explosive scales over a wide area to prey on whatever gets caught in the blast.

Element/Status Effectiveness

Element Effectiveness Status Effectiveness
Fire ✖ Poison ★★
Water ★ Sleep ★★
Thunder ★★★ Paralysis ★★
Ice ★★ Blast ★
Dragon ★★ Stun ★

Monster Materials

Item Name Rarity Value Description
MH4G-Scale Icon White
Bazelgeuse Scale+
爆鱗竜の上鱗 		6 1600z Rare Bazelgeuse material. Mostly obtained by carving. Broadly used for many purposes.
FourthGen-Carapace Icon White
Bazelgeuse Carapace
爆鱗竜の堅殻 		6 2400z Rare Bazelgeuse material. Mostly obtained as a reward. Solid, used to craft gear.
MH4G-Monster Parts Icon White
Bazelgeuse Tail
爆鱗竜の尻尾 		6 3600z Rare Bazelgeuse material. Obtained by carving its severed tail. Stiff, used to craft gear.
MH4G-Monster Parts Icon Red
Bazelgeuse Fuse
爆鱗竜の爆腺 		6 4000z Rare Bazelgeuse material. Obtained by breaking its head. Grants blast element properties.
MH4G-Claw Icon White
Bazelgeuse Talon
爆鱗竜の尖爪 		6 3200z Rare Bazelgeuse material. Mostly obtained by carving. Compatible with blast element.
MH4G-Monster Parts Icon White
Bazelgeuse Wing
爆鱗竜の翼 		6 3400z Rare Bazelgeuse material. Obtained by breaking its wings. Hard, used in many weapons.
MH4G-Ball Icon White
Bazelgeuse Gem
爆鱗竜の宝玉 		7 9600z A rare gem said to have formed within Bazelgeuse tissue. Used to dramatically improve gear.

Equipment

For more information, see Bazelgeuse Equipment

Bazelgeuse materials can be used to craft two different armor sets: Bazel α Armor and Bazel β Armor.


Long Sword: Lance: Gunlance:
Dual Blades: Hunting Horn: Switch Axe:
Light Bowgun:

Gallery

Notes

  • Interestingly, Bazelgeuse's and Seething Bazelgeuse's bomb scales are capable of inflicting Blastblight only on other monsters. Instead of Blastblight, a hunter will instead be inflicted with Fireblight when hit by the same attacks.[1]

References

  1. ↑ https://mhworld.kiranico.com/monsters/Xe7fm/bazelgeuse



▷ Monsters appearing in Monster Hunter: World (edit)
Herbivore MHW-Apceros Icon Apceros MHW-Aptonoth Icon Aptonoth MHW-Gastodon Icon Gastodon MHW-Kelbi Icon Kelbi MHW-Kestodon Icon Kestodon MHW-Mosswine Icon Mosswine
Fish MHW-Gajau Icon Gajau
Lynian MHW-Felyne Icon Felyne MHW-Gajalaka Icon Gajalaka MHW-Grimalkyne Icon Grimalkyne
Neopteron MHW-Hornetaur Icon Hornetaur MHW-Vespoid Icon Vespoid
Bird Wyvern MHW-Kulu-Ya-Ku Icon Kulu-Ya-Ku MHW-Pukei-Pukei Icon Pukei-Pukei MHW-Tzitzi-Ya-Ku Icon Tzitzi-Ya-Ku
Brute Wyvern MHW-Anjanath Icon Anjanath MHW-Barroth Icon Barroth MHW-Deviljho Icon Deviljho MHW-Radobaan Icon Radobaan MHW-Uragaan Icon Uragaan
Fanged Wyvern MHW-Girros Icon Girros MHW-Jagras Icon Jagras MHW-Shamos Icon Shamos
MHW-Dodogama Icon Dodogama MHW-Great Girros Icon Great Girros MHW-Great Jagras Icon Great Jagras MHW-Odogaron Icon Odogaron MHW-Tobi-Kadachi Icon Tobi-Kadachi
Piscine Wyvern MHW-Jyuratodus Icon Jyuratodus MHW-Lavasioth Icon Lavasioth
Wingdrake MHW-Barnos Icon Barnos MHW-Mernos Icon Mernos MHW-Noios Icon Noios MHW-Raphinos Icon Raphinos
Flying Wyvern MHW-Bazelgeuse Icon Bazelgeuse MHW-Diablos Icon Diablos MHW-Black Diablos Icon Black Diablos MHW-Legiana Icon Legiana MHW-Paolumu Icon Paolumu MHW-Rathalos Icon Rathalos MHW-Azure Rathalos Icon Azure Rathalos MHW-Rathian Icon Rathian MHW-Pink Rathian Icon Pink Rathian
Elder Dragon MHW-Behemoth Icon Behemoth MHW-Kirin Icon Kirin MHW-Kulve Taroth Icon Kulve Taroth MHW-Kushala Daora Icon Kushala Daora MHW-Lunastra Icon Lunastra MHW-Nergigante Icon Nergigante MHW-Teostra Icon Teostra MHW-Vaal Hazak Icon Vaal Hazak MHW-Xeno'jiiva Icon Xeno'jiiva MHW-Zorah Magdaros Icon Zorah Magdaros
Relict MHW-Leshen Icon Leshen MHW-Ancient Leshen Icon Ancient Leshen
▷ Monsters appearing in Monster Hunter World: Iceborne (edit)
Herbivore MHWI-Anteka Icon Anteka MHW-Apceros Icon Apceros MHW-Aptonoth Icon Aptonoth MHW-Gastodon Icon Gastodon MHW-Kelbi Icon Kelbi MHW-Kestodon Icon Kestodon MHW-Mosswine Icon Mosswine MHWI-Popo Icon Popo
Fish MHW-Gajau Icon Gajau
Lynian MHWI-Boaboa Icon Boaboa MHW-Felyne Icon Felyne MHW-Gajalaka Icon Gajalaka MHW-Grimalkyne Icon Grimalkyne
Fanged Beast MHWI-Rajang Icon Rajang MHWI-Furious Rajang Icon Furious Rajang
Neopteron MHW-Hornetaur Icon Hornetaur MHW-Vespoid Icon Vespoid
Bird Wyvern MHW-Kulu-Ya-Ku Icon Kulu-Ya-Ku MHW-Pukei-Pukei Icon Pukei-Pukei MHWI-Coral Pukei-Pukei Icon Coral Pukei-Pukei MHW-Tzitzi-Ya-Ku Icon Tzitzi-Ya-Ku MHWI-Yian Garuga Icon Yian Garuga MHWI-Scarred Yian Garuga Icon Scarred Yian Garuga
Brute Wyvern MHW-Anjanath Icon Anjanath MHWI-Fulgur Anjanath Icon Fulgur Anjanath MHWI-Banbaro Icon Banbaro MHW-Barroth Icon Barroth MHWI-Brachydios Icon Brachydios MHWI-Raging Brachydios Icon Raging Brachydios MHW-Deviljho Icon Deviljho MHWI-Savage Deviljho Icon Savage Deviljho MHWI-Glavenus Icon Glavenus MHWI-Acidic Glavenus Icon Acidic Glavenus MHW-Radobaan Icon Radobaan MHW-Uragaan Icon Uragaan
Fanged Wyvern MHW-Girros Icon Girros MHW-Jagras Icon Jagras MHW-Shamos Icon Shamos MHWI-Wulg Icon Wulg
MHW-Dodogama Icon Dodogama MHW-Great Girros Icon Great Girros MHW-Great Jagras Icon Great Jagras MHW-Odogaron Icon Odogaron MHWI-Ebony Odogaron Icon Ebony Odogaron MHW-Tobi-Kadachi Icon Tobi-Kadachi MHWI-Viper Tobi-Kadachi Icon Viper Tobi-Kadachi MHWI-Zinogre Icon Zinogre MHWI-Stygian Zinogre Icon Stygian Zinogre
Piscine Wyvern MHWI-Beotodus Icon Beotodus MHW-Jyuratodus Icon Jyuratodus MHW-Lavasioth Icon Lavasioth
Wingdrake MHW-Barnos Icon Barnos MHWI-Cortos Icon Cortos MHW-Mernos Icon Mernos MHW-Noios Icon Noios MHW-Raphinos Icon Raphinos
Flying Wyvern MHWI-Barioth Icon Barioth MHWI-Frostfang Barioth Icon Frostfang Barioth MHW-Bazelgeuse Icon Bazelgeuse MHWI-Seething Bazelgeuse Icon Seething Bazelgeuse MHW-Diablos Icon Diablos MHW-Black Diablos Icon Black Diablos MHW-Legiana Icon Legiana MHWI-Shrieking Legiana Icon Shrieking Legiana MHWI-Nargacuga Icon Nargacuga MHW-Paolumu Icon Paolumu MHWI-Nightshade Paolumu Icon Nightshade Paolumu MHW-Rathalos Icon Rathalos MHW-Azure Rathalos Icon Azure Rathalos MHWI-Silver Rathalos Icon Silver Rathalos MHW-Rathian Icon Rathian MHW-Pink Rathian Icon Pink Rathian MHWI-Gold Rathian Icon Gold Rathian MHWI-Tigrex Icon Tigrex MHWI-Brute Tigrex Icon Brute Tigrex
Elder Dragon MHWI-Alatreon Icon Alatreon MHW-Behemoth Icon Behemoth MHWI-Fatalis Icon Fatalis MHW-Kirin Icon Kirin MHW-Kulve Taroth Icon Kulve Taroth MHW-Kushala Daora Icon Kushala Daora MHW-Lunastra Icon Lunastra MHWI-Namielle Icon Namielle MHW-Nergigante Icon Nergigante MHWI-Ruiner Nergigante Icon Ruiner Nergigante MHWI-Safi'jiiva Icon Safi'jiiva MHWI-Shara Ishvalda Icon Shara Ishvalda MHW-Teostra Icon Teostra MHW-Vaal Hazak Icon Vaal Hazak MHWI-Blackveil Vaal Hazak Icon Blackveil Vaal Hazak MHWI-Velkhana Icon Velkhana MHW-Xeno'jiiva Icon Xeno'jiiva MHW-Zorah Magdaros Icon Zorah Magdaros
Relict MHW-Leshen Icon Leshen MHW-Ancient Leshen Icon Ancient Leshen
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Monsters in the Monster Hunter Series
Monster Topics
Fifth
Generation
Barnos • Boaboa • Boggi • Bombadgy • Canyne • Cortos • Gajalaka • Gajau • Gastodon • Girros • Gowngoat • Grimalkyne • Izuchi • Jagras • Kestodon • Mernos • Noios • Pyrantula • Rachnoid • Raphinos • Shamos • Wulg
Acidic Glavenus • Aknosom • Almudron • Magma Almudron • Anjanath • Fulgur Anjanath • Apex Arzuros • Apex Diablos • Apex Rathalos • Apex Rathian • Apex Mizutsune • Apex Zinogre • Banbaro • Bazelgeuse • Seething Bazelgeuse • Beotodus • Bishaten • Blood Orange Bishaten • Dodogama • Espinas • Flaming Espinas • Frostfang Barioth • Garangolm • Goss Harag • Great Girros • Great Izuchi • Great Jagras • Jyuratodus • Kulu-Ya-Ku • Legiana • Shrieking Legiana • Leshen • Ancient Leshen • Lunagaron • Magnamalo • Scorned Magnamalo • Odogaron • Ebony Odogaron • Paolumu • Nightshade Paolumu • Pukei-Pukei • Coral Pukei-Pukei • Radobaan • Rakna-Kadaki • Pyre Rakna-Kadaki • Scarred Yian Garuga • Somnacanth • Aurora Somnacanth • Tetranadon • Tobi-Kadachi • Viper Tobi-Kadachi • Tzitzi-Ya-Ku • Violet Mizutsune
Behemoth • Crimson Glow Valstrax • Gaismagorm • Kulve Taroth • Malzeno • Primordial Malzeno • Namielle • Nergigante • Ruiner Nergigante • Risen Chameleos • Risen Crimson Glow Valstrax • Risen Kushala Daora • Risen Shagaru Magala • Risen Teostra • Safi'jiiva • Shara Ishvalda • Thunder Serpent Narwa • Narwa the Allmother • Vaal Hazak • Blackveil Vaal Hazak • Velkhana • Wind Serpent Ibushi • Xeno'jiiva • Zorah Magdaros
Fourth
Generation
Konchu • Larinoth • Maccao • Moofah • Zamite
Ahtal-Ka • Astalos • Boltreaver Astalos • Bloodbath Diablos • Crystalbeard Uragaan • Deadeye Yian Garuga • Dreadking Rathalos • Dreadqueen Rathian • Gammoth • Elderfrost Gammoth • Glavenus • Hellblade Glavenus • Gore Magala • Chaotic Gore Magala • Great Maccao • Grimclaw Tigrex • Kecha Wacha • Ash Kecha Wacha • Malfestio • Nightcloak Malfestio • Mizutsune • Soulseer Mizutsune • Molten Tigrex • Najarala • Tidal Najarala • Nerscylla • Shrouded Nerscylla • Raging Brachydios • Redhelm Arzuros • Ruby Basarios • Rustrazor Ceanataur • Seltas • Desert Seltas • Seltas Queen • Desert Seltas Queen • Seregios • Silverwind Nargacuga • Snowbaron Lagombi • Stonefist Hermitaur • Tetsucabra • Berserk Tetsucabra • Drilltusk Tetsucabra • Thunderlord Zinogre • Zamtrios • Tigerstripe Zamtrios
Dah'ren Mohran • Dalamadur • Shah Dalamadur • Gogmazios • Nakarkos • Oroshi Kirin • Shagaru Magala • Valstrax
Third
Generation
Altaroth • Baggi • Bnahabra • Delex • Epioth • Fish • Gargwa • Giggi • Jaggi • Jaggia • Ludroth • Rhenoplos • Slagtoth • Uroktor • Wroggi
Agnaktor • Glacial Agnaktor • Arzuros • Barioth • Sand Barioth • Barroth • Jade Barroth • Brachydios • Brute Tigrex • Deviljho • Savage Deviljho • Duramboros • Rust Duramboros • Gigginox • Baleful Gigginox • Gobul • Great Baggi • Great Jaggi • Great Wroggi • Green Nargacuga • Lucent Nargacuga • Lagiacrus • Ivory Lagiacrus • Abyssal Lagiacrus • Lagombi • Nibelsnarf • Qurupeco • Crimson Qurupeco • Royal Ludroth • Purple Ludroth • Uragaan • Steel Uragaan • Volvidon • Zinogre • Stygian Zinogre
Alatreon • Amatsu • Ceadeus • Goldbeard Ceadeus • Dire Miralis • Jhen Mohran • Hallowed Jhen Mohran
Second
Generation
First
Generation
MH Stories
MH Riders
MH Frontier
Burukku • Egyurasu • Erupe • Halk • Kusubami • Pokara • Uruki
Abiorugu • Giaorugu • Zenith Giaorugu • Akura Vashimu • Zenith Akura Vashimu • Akura Jebia • Anorupatisu • Zenith Anorupatisu • Aruganosu • Barlagual • Zenith Barlagual • Berukyurosu • Doragyurosu • Zenith Doragyurosu • Blinking Nargacuga • Bogabadorumu • Bombardier Bogabadorumu • Breeding Season Hypnocatrice • Silver Hypnocatrice • Zenith Hypnocatrice • Diorekkusu • Duremudira • Arrogant Duremudira • Dyuragaua • Espinas Rare Species • Meraginasu • Zenith Espinas • Farunokku • Forokururu • Gasurabazura • Zenith Gasurabazura • Gogomoa • Goruganosu • Gureadomosu • Gurenzeburu • Howling Zinogre • Hyujikiki • Zenith Hyujikiki • Kamu Orugaron • Kuarusepusu • Lavasioth Subspecies • Laviente • Violent Laviente • Berserk Laviente • Lolo Gougarf • Mi Ru • Mysterious Mi Ru • Midogaron • Zenith Midogaron • Nono Orugaron • Odibatorasu • Pariapuria • Thirsty Pariapuria • Zenith Plesioth • Poborubarumu • Pokaradon • Ray Gougarf • Starving Deviljho • Four Heavenly King Deviljho • Taikun Zamuza • Zenith Taikun Zamuza • Toridcless • Zenith Toridcless • Unknown • Varusaburosu • Voljang • Zenaserisu • Zenith Blangonga • Zenith Daimyo Hermitaur • Zenith Gravios • Zenith Khezu • Zenith Rathalos • Zenith Tigrex • Zerureusu • Sparkling Zerureusu
Disufiroa • Eruzerion • Burning Freezing Eruzerion • Garuba Daora • Guanzorumu • Ruler Guanzorumu • Harudomerugu • Zenith Harudomerugu • Inagami • Zenith Inagami • Keoaruboru • Rukodiora • Rebidiora • Zenith Rukodiora • Shantien • Toa Tesukatora • Yama Kurai
MH Online
MH Explore
Apypos • Thanksalot Bnahabra • Festive Felyne • Goruru • Great Goruru • Festive Melynx •
Metaru • Great Metaru
Purgatory Agnaktor • Frozen Barioth • Thanksalot Barroth • Unit-01 Brachydios • Iceblast Brachydios • Aberrant Deviljho • Gilded Diablos • Steel Armor Diablos • Explosive Peak Duramboros
Virulent Gigginox • Yoga Gigginox • Witch Gobul • Tenth Angel Gore Magala • Great Apypos • Landconquest Lagiacrus
Witch Lagombi • Thunderbubble Mizutsune • Fiercewater Nargacuga • Seabream Plesioth •
Whitewater Plesioth • Scorching Heat Rathian • Destruction Wyvern Rathalos • Flame Rathalos •
Enma Rajang • Demonic Seregios • Unit-02 Tigrex • Sweet Tooth Tigrex • Pumpkin Uragaan • B.O.W. Uragaan • Shiningrock Uragaan • Watermelon Uragaan • Rotten Uragaan
Black Star Beast Volvidon • Christmas Volvidon • Immortal Zinogre • FFBE Zinogre
Eo Garudia • Thunder Emperor Kirin • Morudomunto • Nef-Garmat
MH Orage
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