Kecha Wacha

Learn how to take down the mischievous Kecha Wacha in Monster Hunter Generations. Discover its weaknesses, attack patterns, and breakable parts to farm it effectively.

Alright, let's talk about the Kecha Wacha! This Fanged Beast, first seen in Monster Hunter 4, is a real character. It looks like a flying squirrel with a tiny elephant trunk and honestly, it's got a pretty cheerful, mischievous vibe. You might even feel a little bad about fighting it!

The Kecha Wacha hangs out in the Ancestral Steppe, usually starting out in area 4, roaming through areas 2 and 8, and resting in area 9. Keep an eye out for it there!

Stats / Weaknesses:

• Weakest to: Fire and Thunder

Kecha Wacha's Moves:

• Claw Swipe: It'll swipe at you with its sharp claws. These aren't too dangerous, so don't worry too much about them.
• 360 Claw Spin: If it's hanging from vines in the Ancestral Steppe, it might spin around in a circle with its claws out.
• Flying Claw Swipe: Watch out when it dives from the sky! It'll slash its claws as it lands, trying to catch you.
• Ground Charge: Sometimes, it'll just charge at you on all fours like a regular beast.
• Water Spit: Using its trunk, it can spit globs of water that will inflict Waterblight. Try to avoid these!
• 360 Ground Pound: This is a bit of a tantrum move. It'll pound the ground with its claws and slowly spin around, trying to hit anything nearby.
• Vine Swing: In certain spots in the Ancestral Steppe, it'll grab onto vines and swing around. While this itself won't hurt you, hitting it enough while it's swinging can actually make it fall to the ground, which is a great opening for you!

Rage Mode:

When the Kecha Wacha gets angry, it pulls its huge ears over its face like a mask. This is important because it actually stops it from being knocked down by Flash Bombs and Sonic Bombs. So, those tools won't work as well when it's enraged.

Breakable Parts:

• Ears
• Claws (both)
• Tail

Focusing on these parts can help you get extra materials, so aim true!