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Monster Hunter Freedom 2: Garuga Killing Guide
By: Machienzo [machienzo.moderator@hotmail.com
INTRODUCTION
Hi, my name is Machienzo. The purpose of this guide is to inform others
of the dreaded monster bird wyvern known as the Yian Garuga. How to
find it, how to fight it and what items it yields to those strong enough
to slay this mighty beast. Enjoy!
CONTENTS
About the Yian Garuga                [YG01]
Unlocking It                    [YG02]
Nests                        [YG03]
Strengths and Weaknesses (Elemental)        [YG04]
Status Effects                    [YG05]
Yian Garuga Attacks                [YG06]
Somersault Swipe            [YG06A]
Peck                    [YG06B]
Jumping Peck                [YG06C]
Screech                    [YG06D]
Jump Back Screech            [YG06E]
Growl                    [YG06F]
Fireball                [YG06G]
Ground Fireball                [YG06H]
Triple Ground Fireball            [YG06I]
Tail Swipe                [YG06J]
Fury Mode                [YG06K]
Beak Swipe                [YG06L]
Rush                    [YG06M]
Waddle Attack                [YG06N]
Waddle Jump                [YG06O]
Weapons                        [YG07]
Long Sword                [YG07A]
Great Sword                [YG07B]
Lance and Gunlance            [YG07C]
Hammers and Hunting Horns        [YG07D]
Sword and Sheild            [YG07E]
Breakable Garuga Appendages            [YG08]
Garuga Items                    [YG09]
Disclaimer                    [YG10]
[YG01] About the Yian Garuga
The Yian Garuga, nicknamed ‘The Lone Wolf’ is a fierce black wyvern
capable of poisoning it’s opponents with sharp barbs on it’s tail,
as well as being able to shoot fireballs out of it’s mouth. Also
known for its excelling ability in flying, this evil wyvern can
easily perform somersaults and quick ground to air takeoffs.  The
Kokoto Monster References, page 22 details it as followed:
Name: Yian Garuga
Type: Bird Wyvern
Bio: A breed of Yian Kut-Ku with a hard black shell and a long mane.
Known for it’s trap avoiding slyness and poison loaded tail, it is a
particularly evil wyvern, so beware!
The origins of this being are scarce. Such theories suggest that it
is the cross breed of Yian Kut-Ku and Rathian species, or even the
cross breed of Yian Kut-Ku and Rathalos! Although this may not be
the case, it is theoretical. One explanation states that it is the
evolutionary branch of the Yian Kut-Ku, changing its appearance and
abilities rapidly to adjust to the different environment it has
evolved in, much like that of the Monoblos and Diablos. This theory
is the most commonly believed and therefore accepted as the original
origin of the Yian Garuga.
The Yian Garuga is a highly underestimated Wyvern. MyLifeisRandom
said:
Perhaps hunters should not go into this battle thinking it
will be anywhere near as simple to kill as a Yian Kut Ku. I've known
many a hunter to be fooled by such a deceitful appearance. They
simply thought it was a Kut Ku Queen/King and that it'd probably
have a slight health boost. None of them where prepared for the
slaughter they were lead into and their lack of info was the key to
their downfall.
His message was as honest as things could get. The Yian Garuga is
something almost every hunter takes for granted for the first time.
Such a monster is of difficulty for even veteran hunters. A note of
caution passed down from hunter to hunter is: always make sure you’re
prepared. Never ever think that the Garuga will be a walk in the park,
even if you are a highly skilled hunter. Come over prepared, because
more supplies are better than just essentials.
[YG02] Unlocking it
Monster Hunter Freedom – First seen in 3* Elder Village Quest,
“Slay the Velociprey” in area 10.
Monster Hunter Freedom 2 – Kill 10 Yian Kut-Ku and be up to 4*
Elder Quests to unlock the 4* Elder Village Quest, “The Lone Black
Garuga”
[YG03] Nests
Throughout different maps in different Monster Hunter games, the
Yian Garuga is known to spawn at specific locations at the start
of every quest as well as rest in that area when weak. These places
are referred to as ‘nests’. Keep in mind however; they are not the
permanent home of the monster, as of course you know that monsters
tend to travel a lot. Take note of the listed nests to be able to
avoid or find the Garuga as fast as possible.
Monster Hunter Freedom
Forest and Hills – Area 10
Monster Hunter Freedom 2
Jungle – Area 6
[YG04] Strengths and Weaknesses (Elements)
This is a very simple list of the elements which Garuga is strong
against, neutral against and weak against. Obviously, you’d look
for a weapon addressing Garuga’s weakness element.
Strengths - Fire, Dragon, Thunder
Neutral - Paralyze, Ice
Weaknesses - Water
[YG05] Status Effects
This will explain what status effects can happen to Garuga. It will
then list how it effects Garuga.
Knocked Out (Flash Bombs): Garuga can only use 3 attacks. They
include Tail Swipe, Beak Swipe & Growl
Poison: Negated. Garuga cannot be poisoned
Sleep: Sleeps for 25-30 seconds. Sometimes less.
Paralyze: Is paralysed for around 15-25 seconds.
[YG06] Yian Garuga Attacks
Attack Name [Elemental Effect]
Description – Details about the early warning signs of the attack,
as well as the attack itself and what happens.
Avoiding – General tips on how to avoid this attack while in battle.
Things such as rolling can be interpreted as simply pressing X to do
a standard roll, or holding the ‘Run Button' (R1 for PS2, R for PSP)
and pressing X (Without weapon out) to perform a lunge called a
‘Close Call Dive”, titled because it is most commonly used as a
tactic to evade a ‘close call’.
Advantages – This details what is best handled for this situation
after avoiding the attack of when not in the attacks range to be
damaged. This will lists things like the opportunities to attack or
the risks of attacking the monster during this attack and provide
suggestions if it’s a good idea or not to attack the monster.
Damage – Notes damage taken or ‘hit points’ from this attack. Rather
than listing the specific hit points, it will grade the attack from
‘No damage’, to the highest damage, ‘Critical Damage’.
Effects – This will note what happens to the player when being hit
by this attack. Things such as if your player will be thrown into
the air, then the elemental status effects on the player, like being
poisoned to being knocked out (stars around head).
[YG06A] Somersault Swipe [Poisonous]
Description - The Garuga steps back a few steps, before lunging
into the air and performing a lightning fast back-flip to attack
with its poisonous tail. You will always be poisoned by this attack
when hit when Garuga’s tail is still attached, however cutting the
appendage off decreases the probability of being poisoned by around
20%.
Avoiding – By noticing the warning signs of Garuga, by seeing it
step back a few steps you can easily avoid this attack by running
to the side of the monster. However, if this is during the middle
of a combo, unless you quick enough the chances are that your going
to get hit pretty badly with this attack.
Advantages – If this attack is successfully avoided, you have a few
(only a few) free hits while the Garuga is landing. Be careful
however because of the wind blown from Garuga flying will make your
character flinch, leaving you open in a very critical situation.
Sometimes its best not to take risks like this.
Damage – Critical Damage
Effects – Knocks you into the air, Poison 100% (Tail attached),
Poison 80% (Tail not attached)
[YG06B] Peck
Description – Pulls back its neck slightly then attempts to peck 4
times with a lot of speed.
Avoiding – There’s not much help with avoiding this attack from close
range. Usually it’s too fast to be able to notice at first,
especially in Rage Mode. If you’re lucky, rolling a split-second
after noticing it readying to attack will save you. Otherwise, you’ll
always get knocked away. Defending will do you no good as after 4
pecks, your stamina will be almost depleted. Its also bad when Garuga
uses this attack at close range continuously.
Advantages – At close range, avoiding this attack will not supply
you with any free hits. At a far distance, this will help with some
open side and rear hits while Garuga is madly pecking at the ground.
The attack is only fast enough to allow a small amount of shots.
Damage – Minor Damage
Effects – Knocks you to the ground
[YG06C] Jumping Peck
Description – Garuga leans backwards a bit then jumps in your
vicinity while performing its peck attack.
Avoiding – Luckily, the Jumping Peck is easy to spot and allows you
to easily avoid It if your quick to react. If not, you’ll get knocked
to the ground.
Advantages – By simply rolling or running out of the way, you’ve
earned a small amount of shots to the side or rear. This is just
like the standard peck attack, meaning you will have very limited
time to attack. If you see no risk in it, take your opportunity.
Damage – Minor - Average
Effects – Knocks you to the ground.
[YG06D] Screech
Description – Garuga spreads its wings and legs out, lifts its head
and opens its jaw before letting out an ear piercing screech which
will shock you if at close range. After screeching, Garuga will take
a few tipsy steps back into its attack form.
Avoiding – There is no way to really avoid this attack at close range,
as it has a pretty large radius of effect. Being caught in it will
mean split seconds between life and death. Sometimes while far away,
Garuga will still emit this high-pitched screech, causing no effect
on the player.
Advantages –If used at long range and your character has no status
affected, you have a hearty few seconds to rush over and contribute
around a full combo of attack.
Damage – No damage
Effects – Shocks player for a few seconds
[YG06E] Jump Back Screech
Description – Garuga spreads its wings and suddenly flaps them to
give a quick jolt backwards while emitting a screech.
Avoiding – Once again, consult the standard screech attack above.
At close range, you can’t really avoid it.
Advantages – If far away, you have enough time to rush in and swipe
at Garuga just as its landing from the jump back. But after a few
hits, its best to retreat again.
Damage – No damage
Effects – Shocks player for a few seconds, blown air makes player
flinch
[YG06F] Growl
Description – Garuga scratches the ground with its right foot,
arches its back downwards while lifting its head in the sky and
emits a small growl.
Avoiding – No need to avoid. Does no damage.
Advantages – This is the perfect opportunity for massive damage.
This ‘attack’ will leave the Garuga open for a long time period
without the risk of being counter-attacked. Do as much force as
possible before Garuga finishes.
Damage – No damage
Effects – No player effects
[YG06G] Fireball
Description – Garuga slightly arches its back downwards and lifts
its wings in the air and releases a large fireball towards the
player. This attack is usually cause by player inactivity, meaning
when you leave the player in the same spot for a small period of
time, allowing an easy shot from Garuga. Its much like a long ranged
sniper attack. The fireball will stay in the air indefinitely and
be a very accurate shot towards the player.
Avoiding – A simple roll will suffice. The fireball is large and
brightly colour and will not be too hard to avoid head on.
Advantages – If you manage to roll out of the way and stick close
the Garuga, you have a reasonable opportunity to attack side on.
However, staying close by for too long will leave you open.
Damage – Medium - High
Effects – Knocks player into air on fire
[YG06H] Ground Fireball
Description – Garuga slightly arches its back downwards and lifts
its wings in the air and releases a large fireball towards the
player’s feet. Much like the standard fireball, the Garuga will use
this when you stay in a spot for a period of time, but aren’t close
enough for a close range attack like a peck or a beak swipe.
Avoiding – Why stroll when you can roll? Simply running away may not
provide enough ground to avoid the attack when it smashes into the
ground, causing the player to fly into the air on fire.
Advantages – Rolling out will give a few seconds or attacking
opportunity. This will once again leave you open to close ranged
attacks. If you feel you can take a risk, do so.
Damage – Medium - High
Effects – Knocks player into air on fire
[YG06I] Triple Ground Fireball
Description – Garuga slightly arches its back downwards and lifts
its wings in the air and releases three large fireballs towards the
player’s feet. First directly to the player, second to the Garuga’s
right, and then to Garuga’s left.
Avoiding – Rolling or running away from the attack and away from
Garuga is the best way to go because if you try to rush to the left
or right, you will most like get hit by the second of third fireball.
Advantages - Rolling out will give a few seconds or attacking
opportunity.  However, there may not be enough time to actually
dodge the attack and attack afterwards, so there’s not much
advantage.
Damage – Medium - High
Effects – Knocks player into air on fire
[YG06J] Tail Swipe
Description – Garuga will growl of some sort, like grunting to move
and swing its tail in an anti-clockwise motion twice in the same
direction always.
Avoiding – Attack on the left side of Garuga. That’s the Garuga’s
left side from its point of view. Rolling underneath the tail is
the safe way to go. The closer you are to the Garuga itself when
you roll, the better chance of evading the attack.
Advantages – Being on the Garuga’s left side will mean you can
easily spot this attack while in a combo and easily avoid it. This
allows a nifty chance of offensive chaos.
Damage – Medium Damage
Effects – Knocks player into air, Poison 50% (Tail attached), Poison
30% (Tail not attached)
[YG06K] Fury Mode
Description – Garuga lifts its body upwards, stretches it’s wings
and madly jumps up and down. This is not essentially an attack, but
the initiation of ‘Fury Mode’. In ‘Fury Mode’, Garuga has increased
attack, defence and speed.
Avoiding – Keep your distance.
Advantages – Not much advantage. This just means that you’ve got
more hell to endure at twice the pace.
Damage – Minor Damage (Being hit by Garuga’s jumping)
Effects – Knocks player to ground
[YG06L] Beak Swipe
Description – Garuga leans to its right, then swipes at the player
with its beak.
Avoiding – Roll or dive to the Garuga’s left, or keep your distance.
Advantages – The slight delay of the Garuga during this attack can
leave you sheer seconds of open attack. Just be careful you don’t
get caught by this attack while going head on to the front of Garuga.
Damage – Minor - Medium
Effects – Knocks player into the air
[YG06M] Rush
Description – Garuga sprints towards the player, head first in an
arched position. It flails its neck slightly, before tripping and
sliding onto the ground to a stop.
Avoiding – The standard “Close Call Dive” will see this attack
dodged nearly every time. If you want some opportunity to attack,
roll away a few seconds before impact to insure some free attacks.
Getting caught in this attack will see your opportunity for attack
the Garuga disappear immediately, and may even put you in some spot
of trouble.
Advantages – By missing this attack, you’ve earned some quality time
with a stumbled Garuga, which cannot attack back until it manages to
get back up.
Damage – Medium - High
Effects – Knocks player into air
[YG06N] Waddle Attack
Description – The Garuga stretches its wings out and waddles towards
the player, running on its hind legs with it wings out and head up
and open. Used when far away from player. After reaching player, it
will just stop and perform another attack. Most like a ‘Peck’ or
‘Beak Swipe’.
Avoiding – It’s easy to spot as Garuga isn’t exactly fast when
waddling. Running out of the way is easy and simple enough to evade.
Advantages – The Garuga will be hard to hit as it still is pretty
fast to track. As soon as it stops, it will immediately attack,
not giving much time to think. Attack as much as possible and you
will get a few fits in. As soon as Garuga has stopped, retreat
immediately.
Damage – Minor - Medium
Effects – Knocks player to the ground
[YG06O] Waddle Jump
Description – The Garuga stretches its wings out and waddles towards
the player, running on its hind legs with it wings out and head up
and open. Used when far away from player. After reaching player, it
will jump up as if its stepped on a pin or something sharp.
Afterwards, it will either attack or flee the area. When Garuga is
waddling, it’s best to incapacitate it to prevent it from leaving.
Avoiding – It’s easy to spot as Garuga isn’t exactly fast when
waddling. Running out of the way is easy and simple.
Advantages – The Garuga will be hard to hit as it still is pretty
fast to track. As soon as it stops, it will jump up. Attack as much
as possible as it will retreat in a few seconds if you don’t
incapacitate it. Try as much as possible to get it to fall down,
even flash bomb it but just make sure it doesn’t get off the ground.
Damage – Minor - Medium
Effects – Knocks player to the ground
[YG07] Weapons
Weapons will be listed in the form of a ‘flow chain’. This will
give an outline of how the weapon starts off as, and progresses to
become what it is. The recommended weapon will later be fully
explained about. Just because a weapon recommended is the last of a
weapon tree branch doesn’t mean you have to go to extremes to obtain
the items needed to craft that weapon. Using the ‘flow chain’, you
can see if there are any other weapons that can be used on the way
of making the strongest listed weapon, and are in financial problems
or need item gathering help. Understand that? Phew.
‘Flow Chain’  Info (Applies to ‘Flow Chain’ only)
Weapons in Bold are recommended weapons for killing a Garuga based
on elemental damage.
Weapons in Italics are recommended weapons based on raw damage, or
simply anything with raw damage over 750.
Weapons both Bold and Italics are obviously recommended for Raw
Damage and Elemental Damage.
Please note that weapon types not listed here indicate that there
are no suitable weapons of that class recommended to use against
Garuga.
Example:
Name of Strongest branch weapon here
Flow Chart: Weapon Name here (Raw Damage here) [Elemental Damage
Here]
Raw Damage: The basic damage of the weapon
Elemental Damage: The elemental effect it has. (eg. Fire, Lightning,
Poison)
Money Needed: Money needed just for that weapon
Total Money Needed: Money needed in total for creating that weapon
in conjunction with the ‘flow chain’
Materials Needed: Materials needed just for that weapon. This is not
to be confused with items needed to create this weapon immediately
Total Materials Needed: Materials needed in total for creating that
weapon in conjunction with the ‘flow chart’
[YG07A] Long Sword/Tachi Blade - Iron Katana Path
Frost Ripper
Flow Chart: Iron Katana (480)> Iron Katana Grace (528) > Dark Scythe
(624) > Crimson Scythe (624) [Fire 120] > White Mantis (672) [Water
210] > Frost Ripper (912) [Water 240]
Raw Damage: 912
Elemental Damage: Water 240
Money Needed: 70000z
Total Money Needed: 82650z
Materials Needed: 3 White Monoblos Horns (Wht Monoblos Hrn), 2 Large
Lobstershells (Lg LobsterShell), 1 Monoblos Heart
Total Materials Needed: 8 Machalite Ores, 18 Iron Ores, 20 Earth
Crystals, 8 Ice Crystals, 8 Carpenter Bugs, 1 Blood Red Horn, 3
Flame Sacs, 5 Monster Fluids, 4 White Monoblos Horns (Wht Monoblos
Hrn), 4 White Monoblos Spines (Wht Monoblos Spn), 2 Hercudromes, 2
Large Lobstershells (Lg LobsterShell), 1 Monoblos Heart
[YG07B] Great Sword – Bone Blade Path
Plesioth Azureblade
Flow Chart: Bone Blade (336)> Bone Blade + (384)> Bone Slasher (432)>
Finblade (480) [Water 260]> Plesioth Watersword (576) [Water 390]>
Plesioth Crystasword (672) [Water 470]> Plesioth Azureblade (816) [Water 620]
Raw Damage: 816
Elemental Damage: Water 620
Money Needed: 55000z
Total Money Needed:  69600z
Materials Needed: 4 Green Plesioth Fin+ (Grn Plsioth Fin+), 5 Green
Plesioth Scale+ (Grn Plsioth Scal+), 5 Plesioth Scale+
Total Materials Needed: 10 Small Monster Bone (Sm Monster Bone), 4
Brute Bone, 5 Carpenterbug, 2 Cephalos Fin, 2 Large Monster Bone
(Lg Monster Bone), 3 Machalite Ore, 3 Plesioth Fin, 4 Plesioth Scale,
1 Mega Demondrug, 4 Green Plesioth Fin, 5 Green Plesioth Scale (Green
Plesioth Scl), 2 Monster Bone +, 4 Green Plesioth Fin+ (Grn Plsioth
Fin+), 5 Green Plesioth Scale+ (Grn Plsioth Scal+), 5 Plesioth Scale+
[YG07C] Lance & Gunlance – Iron Lance Path
Emerald Spear
Flow Chart: Iron Lance (138)> Iron Lance + (161)> Steel Lance (207)>
Paladin Lance (253)> Rampart (299)> Growling Wyvern (345) [Dragon
100)> Knight Lance (437)> Aqua Spear (368) [Water 350]> Aqua Spear +
(391) [Water 400]> Emerald Spear (414) [Water 450]
Raw Damage: 414
Elemental Damage: Water 450
Money Needed: 55000z
Total Money Needed: 182300z
Materials Needed: 6 Green Plesioth Fin+ (Grn Plsioth Fin+) 12 Green
Plesioth Scale+ (Grn Plsioth Scl+), 2 Wyvern Stone
Total Materials Needed: 21 Iron Ore, 4 Disk Stone, 27 Machalite Ore,
20 Earth Crystal, 2 Lightcrystal, 20 Dragonite ore, 10 Black Gravios
Shells (Blk Gravios Shl), 3 Carbalite Ore, 20 Velociprey Scale, 10
Plesioth Fin, 4 Cephalos Scale+, 4 Plesioth Fin+, 8 Plesioth Scale+,
6 Cephalos Fin+, 6 Green Plesioth Fin+ (Grn Plsioth Fin+) 12 Green
Plesioth Scale+ (Grn Plsioth Scl+), 2 Wyvern Stone
[YG07D] Hammers and Hunting Horns – War Hammer Path
Anchor Crusher
Flow Chart: War Hammer (312)> War Hammer + (364)> War Mace (468)>
Anchor Hammer (572) [Water 100]> Anchor Hammer+ (728) [Water 290]>
Anchor Crusher (884) [Water 380]
Raw Damage: 884
Elemental Damage: Water 380
Money Needed: 65000z
Total Money Needed: 74300z
Materials Needed: 20 Dragonite Ore, 5 Ancient Fish, 5 Plesioth Fin+,
20 Union Ore
Total Materials Needed: 18 Iron Ore, 27 Disc Stone, 1 Speartuna,
2 Cephalos Fin, 5 Glutton Tuna, 5 Plesioth Fin, 20 Dragonite Ore,
5 Ancient Fish, 5 Plesioth Fin+, 20 Union Ore
[YG07E] Sword and Shield - Hunter’s Dagger Path
Odyssey Blade
Flow Chart: Hunter’s Dagger (84)> Hunter’s Dagger + (112)> Assassin’s
Dagger (140)> Velocidrome Bite (168)> Velocidrome Bite + (252)>
Odyssey (266)> Odyssey+ (266) [Water 300]> Odyssey Blade (280)
[Water 350]
Raw Damage: 280
Elemental damage: Water 350
Money Needed: 55000z
Total Money Needed: 121300z
Materials Needed: 1 Gravios Brain Stem (Gravios BrainStm), 1
Ceanataur Claw+, 1 Rathian Ruby
Total Materials Needed: 7 Iron Ore, 1 Disk Stone, 14 Machalite Ore,
3 Earth Crystal, 10 Velocidrome Claw, 4 Velocidrome Head, 5 Striped
Skin, 2 Carbalite Ore, 5 Dragonite Ore, 8 Union Ore, 1 Basarios
Tears, 1 Rathian Plate, 1 Gravios Brain Stem (Gravios BrainStm),
1 Ceanataur Claw+, 1 Rathian Ruby
[YG08] Breakable Garuga Appendages
The list of breakable Garuga appendages are as followed:
3x Head
1x Back
2x Wings (1x Each)
2x-4x Tail (After 1 break of tail, it remains a stub. Explained later)
Head [Beak]
Garuga needs to flinch from attacking the beak twice before it breaks.
The right side of Garuga’s beak will become cracked.
Results: Beak Items in Rewards
Head [Left Side]
Attack Garuga’s left side to make Garuga flinch up to 4 times before
it breaks. A sign is the stubby ear breaking off.
Results: Ear, Shell & Mane in Rewards
Head [Right Side]
Attack Garuga’s right side to get him flinch up to 6 times before the
side breaks. A sign is the ear breaking off.
Results: Ear, Shell, Scale & Mane in Rewards
Back Spine
Best method is to use long range weapons such as Bows, Bowguns and
Gunlances. To however break with blades, get Garuga to fall onto the
ground and hack at back spikes.
Results: Scale & Shell in Rewards
Tail
Can only be broken by a Blademaster. Tail is cut off, allowing 1
carve from the fallen appendage.
Results: 1 Carve of Tail (Garuga Tail, Garuga Scale, Garuga Shell)
Tail Stub
After cutting off Garuga’s tail, continually attacking the stub will
soon result in the same animation when Garuga’s tail was cut off.
This indicates a ‘break’.
Results: Extra Garuga Plate
Wings (Left & Right)
Attack the wings until the wings has flinched 2 before it breaks.
(2 flinches per wing)
Results: Garuga Wing, Garuga Shells, Garuga Scale in Rewards
[YG09] Garuga Item Series
Elder Village Garuga
Garuga Scale
Garuga Shell
Garuga Ear
Sharpened Beak
Garuga Wing
Garuga Tail
Garuga Mane
Guild Rank Garuga
Garuga Carapace
Garuga Strong Wing
Beak
Ear
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