Seregios

Master the Seregios fight in Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate! Learn its attacks, weaknesses, and how to counter the dangerous Laceration status effect. Your guide to taking down this agile wyvern.

Alright, let's talk about Seregios. This thing is basically a giant, angry pinecone with blades for scales and raptor claws. It's super fast and aggressive, and its main gimmick is this nasty status called Laceration. You'll know you have it because your health just keeps ticking down, and unlike other statuses, moving makes it worse! It's a real pain, but we'll get you through it.

The key to dealing with Laceration is knowing how to cure it. You can either crouch for 5 seconds straight, eat a Well-Done Steak, or eat a Mosswine Jerky. The Mosswine Jerky is usually your best bet because it's quick and also heals up that red chunk of your health bar. If you're really in a bind, a Farcaster back to Base Camp to sleep it off works too. Honestly though, the best cure is just not getting hit by its scale attacks in the first place.

Seregios Locations

Seregios can show up in a few different places:

Seregios Attacks

This monster has a lot of ways to mess you up. Here are its main moves:

• Pinecone Sniper: Seregios's head frills up, and it fires three scales in a spread. If all three hit you, you'll get Lacerated.
• Retreating Pinecone Snipe: It hops back into the air and fires those scales at you.
• Tail Snipe: It looks back, swings its tail, and fires scales with each swing.
• Lacerating Talon: This is a nasty one. Seregios stands over you and claws at your feet. The initial hit doesn't do much damage, but it causes scale explosions that inflict Laceration. You need to roll away right after the flinch to avoid the bleeding explosions.
• Dancing Aerial Strike: It pivots close to the ground around its tail and does a side talon strike. This is its pin attack, so be ready to use a Dung Bomb to escape if it grabs you.
• Dancing Aerial Sweep: While airborne, it pivots and does a wide sweep with its talons. This hits hard and sends you flying. It'll do this twice if it's enraged.
• Tail Whip: A slower, less dangerous tail whip compared to other wyverns. Just hang out by its head or the opposite side to avoid it.

Breakable Parts

You can break these parts off Seregios:

• Head: Can be broken once. You'll see the horn blade visibly break.
• Claw: Each wing can be broken once. The edges of the wings will look chipped.
• Talon: The claws will be slightly chipped.
• Tail: You can sever the tail once and carve it.

Seregios Weaknesses

Here's what Seregios is weak to:

• Elemental: Thunder, Ice
• Status: Blast

It can be flashed out of the air, but it's tough because it's so agile. The good news is it's very susceptible to tripping, so aiming for the feet and keeping it knocked down is a great strategy. Remember, the biggest danger is Laceration. Since the scale explosions need to hit you multiple times, it's actually easier to avoid than something like poison. Still, always pack Mosswine Jerkies, Well-Done Steaks, and Farcasters just in case.

Also, keep in mind that Seregios can pop up in High and G Rank quests alongside Deviljho and Savage Deviljho. Because of this, carrying Dung Bombs is always a smart move.