Description¶
The icy cousin of the Arzuros and Volvidon, the Lagombi can be found chilling around in the Tundra. They are well renowned for their impressive sliding abilities; be sure to keep on the move unless you want to be sent flying.
Habitat¶
- Tundra: 1, 2 (Spawn), 3, 4, 5, 6 (Rest), 7
Properties¶
**Weak Spots** | **Susceptible** |
---|---|
Rear (Cut/Impact), Head, Upper Body | Sleep, Fatigue |
**Strong Against** | **Weak Against** |
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Water, Ice, Dragon | Fire, Thunder |
Part Durability¶
**Body Part** | **Durability** | **Effect on Decrease** |
---|---|---|
Head, Upper Body, Arms, Belly, Legs | Low | Lurch |
Rear | Medium | Large Lurch/Knowckdown |
Breakable Parts¶
**Body Part** | **How to Break** | **Effect of Break** |
---|---|---|
Ears | Decrease Head Durability | Creates Tear + Extra Rewards |
Rage Effects¶
**Attack** | **Defence** | **Speed** |
---|---|---|
120% | No Change | 100% |
Key Attacks¶
Slide Attack - The Lagombi will launch into a quick, fast slide straight forward. This attack is fast and is often repeated two times.
360 Slide - The Lagombi plants its feet on the ground, hunches up and looks to the side before launching into a fast, circular slide. The best way to avoid this is to evade to the the Lagombi’s right hand side.
Sit - If you attack a Lagombi from behind then it may sit on you - be aware.
180 Degree Claw - The Lagombi raises its right claw and spins on the spot to attack around it.
Ice Throw - Lagombi reaches ‘into’ the ground and hurls a chunk of snow towards you.
Recommended Strategy¶
The Lagombi is prone to launching into fast attacks, and as such you need to be wary of standing in front of it. Its belly is also armoured, so the best place to attack the Lagombi is definately the back. That said, you still need to watch out for the Lagombi sitting on you.
Attacking a few times and dodging to the right is the recommended stance you should repeat due to the Lagombi’s 360 degree slide. When the Lagombi does launch into a slide it’s recommended that you do not give chase immediately, simply because he may come straight back at you.
Stay where you are so that you can either react to the Lagombi’s return or work on getting back to him should he not return (though staying at a distance may invite the Lagombi back). Simply focus on the side and flank and the Lagombi should go down quickly.
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