Seething Bazelgeuse

Seething Bazelgeuse is a Variant of Bazelgeuse, first introduced in Monster Hunter World: Iceborne.

Physiology

Seething Bazelgeuse has a more metallic blue coloration to its body when in its normal state. Its normal state is like Bazelgeuse's heated state. It can power up even further, with its head and tail glowing white hot, then beyond that, glowing a searing purple-white.

Behavior and Abilities

Seething Bazelgeuse has further developed its explosive scales to a devastating degree. In its first powered-up state it drops explosive scales as usual, though these scales can be flung with more attacks at a wide range. In its second powered-up state, the scales glow purple-hot before exploding in a huge blast radius. These scales will stick to surfaces, including walls. When all its scales are glowing purple, Seething Bazelgeuse will unleash its most powerful move: soaring into the sky while scattering scales in a wide area, then crashing back down with a massive explosion. This attack uses up all its explosive scales, making it revert back to its regular state. Seething Bazelgeuse has the ability to fling scales just by swinging it's head or tail removing it's usual need to do bombing runs. Not only do they fly more wildly but because they are always heated up it has no need of needing to detonate them with it's body.

Game Appearances

Main Series

• Monster Hunter World: Iceborne (Introduced)

In-Game Description

Monster Hunter World: Iceborne The scales of this Bazelgeuse variant burn hotter than normal, increasing in number and explosion radius as time passes.

Element/Status Effectiveness

Monster Materials

Icon	Item Name	Rarity	Value	Description
	Bazelgeuse Shard 爆鱗竜の厚鱗	11	4220z	Very rare Seething Bazelgeuse material. Mostly obtained by carving. Broadly used for many purposes.
	Flickering Silvershell	11	6520z	Very rare Seething Bazelgeuse material. Mostly obtained as a reward. Solid, used to craft gear.
	Bazelgeuse Flail 爆鱗竜の重尾	11	8880z	Very rare Seething Bazelgeuse material. Obtained by carving its severed tail. Stiff, used to craft gear.
	Distilled Blast Fluid	11	8920z	Very rare Seething Bazelgeuse material. Obtained by breaking its head. Compatible with blast element
	Bazelgeuse Hardclaw 爆鱗竜の剛爪	11	8840z	Very rare Seething Bazelgeuse material. Mostly obtained by carving. Compatible with blast element.
	Scorching Silverwing	11	8860z	Very rare Seething Bazelgeuse material. Obtained by breaking its wings. Used in many weapons.
	Bazelgeuse Mantle 爆鱗竜の天鱗	12	21000z	Very rare Seething Bazelgeuse material. Used to craft weapons powerful enough to take over the world.

Equipment

For more information, see Bazelgeuse Equipment

Seething Bazelgeuse materials can be used to craft two armor sets: Pride α+ Armor and Pride β+ Armor.

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Notes

• Seething Bazelgeuse replaces the standard Bazelgeuse in Master Rank.
• While it can do all attack moves of the regular species, Seething Bazelgeuse is more accustomed to terrestrial combat and is less likely to take flight during combat.
• Curiously, Seething Bazelgeuse doesn't roam the New World that its counterpart is infamous for.
• Its roar is substantially different from its regular counterpart's, being far more guttural and throaty.

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