Great Jaggi

Great Jaggi is a Bird Wyvern introduced in Monster Hunter 3.

Physiology

Great Jaggi's distinctive feature is its frill and the lavender scales with the crimson and tangerine overrides on the frills and the abdomen part, but also the furs that grow on its neck and along the back down to the middle tip of the tail.
Great Jaggi's muzzle are particularly thinner and much more wrinkly than the other Bird Wyverns. While the tail has some barbs on each sides, they are notably blunt and definable even used for its tail whip attacks.

Abilities

Great Jaggi, along with the Great Baggi, may attack other boss monsters instead of focusing solely on the hunter, indicating a highly competitive and intelligent demeanor. It can also call its pack of Jaggi to its aid at any time with a loud, resonating roar. Being a larger and more powerful dominant male of Jaggi and Jaggia, it is considered by players to be the boss of these monsters. Its alpha status is much more prominent than that of previous Dromes, as it features many of the characteristics of full-fledged boss monsters — the ability to become enraged, limping when weak, and having a breakable part. One should note that the Great Jaggi can be summoned by the Qurupeco at the Deserted Island, Sandy Plains and the Misty Peaks.

Game Appearances

Chronological Appearances

First US / EU Appearance:	First JP Appearance:	Latest Appearance:
(2010)	(2009)	(2017)

Main Series
Monster Hunter 3 Monster Hunter Portable 3rd Monster Hunter 3 G / Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate Monster Hunter 4 Monster Hunter 4 G / Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate

Frontier Series
None

Spin-Offs
Monster Hunter Explore Monster Hunter Stories Monster Hunter Spirits

In-Game Description

Monster Hunter 3
	The Great Jaggi is the head of a Jaggi pack. At a certain age, males leave the pack to live on their own for a period of time before returning to fight for the right to be a leader. They have a very commanding presence. It is said they can call and give complex orders to their pack with their howls and barks.
Monster Hunter Portable 3rd
	ジャギィの群れを統率するリーダー。通常、オスはある程度まで成長すると群れを離れ、単独で生活する。その後再び群れへ戻り競争を勝ち抜いたごく一部のオスのみが、この座に就く。群れへの統率力は高く、鳴き声で複雑な命令を下していると言われる。
Monster Hunter 3 G / Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate
	ジャギィの群れを統率するリーダー。通常、オスはある程度まで成長すると群れを離れ、単独で生活する。その後再び群れへ戻り競争を勝ち抜いたごく一部のオスのみが、この座に就く。群れへの統率力は高く、鳴き声で複雑な命令を下していると言われる。 The commanding alpha male of Jaggi packs. Most males leave the group upon reaching maturity, returning to compete with others. The dominant male then becomes a Great Jaggi. Apparently, they can issue fairly complex orders via howling. Threat Level (危険度): ★★★
Monster Hunter 4
	ジャギィの群れを統率するリーダー。通常、オスはある程度まで成長すると群れを離れ、単独で生活する。その後再び群れへ戻り競争を勝ち抜いたごく一部のオスのみが、この座に就く。群れへの統率力は高く、鳴き声で複雑な命令を下していると言われる。 Threat Level (危険度): ★★★
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate
	The alpha male that leads Jaggi packs. Most males leave the group upon reaching maturity, returning late to compete with others. The dominant male then becomes a Great Jaggi. Apparently, they can issue fairly complex orders via howling. Threat Level (危険度): ★★★
Monster Hunter Stories
	Alpha monsters that lead Jaggi. They issue complex commands to the pack via their howls.

Analysis and Guides

For details on older games this monster has appeared in, see Great Jaggi Guides.

Great Jaggi Analysis for Monster Hunter 4

Cutting Damage (Click Image to Zoom) (Coming Soon)	Impact Damage (Click Image to Zoom) (Coming Soon)	Shot Damage (Click Image to Zoom) (Coming Soon)
Brighter Red means more damage, while Darker Red means lesser damage. Credits for the Images used above goes to kei_9 (ケイ) of Pixiv

Raw Hitzone Damage Data
Hitzone	Cutting Damage	Impact Damage	Shot Damage
Head	85	85	65
Body	65	63	58

Element Hitzone Damage Data
Hitzone	Fire	Water	Thunder	Ice	Dragon
Head	30	20	20	20	5
Body	30	20	20	20	5

This Monster is weakest to:	Fire on Head and Body: On Head (Cutting, Impact and Shot Damage)

Status Effects Data
	Poison	Paralysis	Sleep	Stun	Fatigue	Blast	Mount
Initial Tolerance						N/A	N/A
Max Tolerance						N/A	N/A
Tolerance Increase	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Duration		10 Seconds	30 Seconds	10 Seconds	N/A	N/A	N/A
Damage		N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A

Item Effectiveness Data
Item Name	Able Effectiveness	Duration
Item Name	Able Effectiveness	Normal	Enraged	Fatigued
Pitfall Trap	Yes	N/A	N/A	+10 Seconds
Shock Trap	Yes	N/A	N/A	+8 Seconds
Flash Bomb	Yes	N/A	N/A	+10 Seconds
Sonic Bomb	No	N/A
Meat	Yes	N/A	N/A	(?)
Notes: Meats will only work when Great Jaggi is fatigued.

Analysis Data Source/s:

http://mh4g.com/book/dosujyagili.php

Music Themes

Monster Hunter 3 (Tri) OST Disc 1 - Usurpers of the Solitary Island - Dosjagii Great Jaggi

MH3: Great Jaggi, Great Wroggi and Great Baggi Music Theme

Battle 1 ~Drome~ (no intro) Monster Hunter 4 OST

MH4: Aruserutasu, Great Jaggi, Velocidrome, Gendrome, Iodrome, Lagombi Battle Music

MH4U Breakable Parts

Frills (x1)

Notes

Great Jaggi has two different roars. Its first roar sounds like a the call of a howler monkey, and summons Jaggi to the area. Its second roar sounds more like a howling wolf, and will cause any Jaggi and Jaggia in the same area to gang up and attack the hunter.
The Great Jaggi will always be accompanied by at least two Jaggi. If they are killed, the Great Jaggi will call two more Jaggi to its side.
If the Great Jaggi does not notice a hunter, and there are Aptonoth in the area, it may attack and kill them, though it will not eat them.
Great Jaggi participated in four monsters' opening scenes (Its own, Qurupeco in P3rd, Qurupeco in Tri and 3U and Deviljho's in 3U) and 3 CG scenes (MH Tri opening, 3U's opening and Barroth Ecology)
- Its younger form, Jaggi, was featured in the same scenes. However, Jaggi is also seen in more scenes, such as Qurupeco Ecology and some intros, including its own.
Great Jaggi will sometimes lead its minions to battle with other monsters. This is also exhibited by Great Baggi and Great Wroggi.
When Great Jaggi is enraged or howls an attack order, (the one that sounds like a wolf's howl) smaller Jaggi will jump around frantically and chaotically and surround the hunter and attack the hunter similar to their sleep-inducing cousins the Baggi.
Great Jaggi can often clear large groups of smaller Jaggi with its tail swing.

Great Jaggi will occasionally attack large boss monsters such as Rathalos if in the same area.
Great Jaggi recovers stamina by eating from a bone pile and the remains of a dead Aptonoth in the Jaggi nest area.
Great Jaggi are one of several boss monsters who cannot have their tails severed, along with the Great Baggi, Qurupeco, Gigginox, Ceadeus, and Jhen Mohran. However, Ceadeus and Gigginox can have their tail damaged.

Great Jaggi returns. It is largely unchanged, although it can now be found in the new Area, the Misty Peaks.

Great Jaggi also makes a return with no significant changes, except in G-rank where it is twice as fast.

Great Jaggi, along with Monoblos and White Monoblos are the only large monsters in MH4U (excluding Elder Dragons, variants, and Rare Species) that cannot be infected by the Frenzy Virus.

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