Commence a battle with it and try to make it retreat, so you can chase it back to its den and grab a Mizutsune egg. In case that spawn isn’t somewhere near you, then just teleport back in a different time zone to reset the spawn, and keep doing the same thing until you find it. The moment you teleport there, just take a look around and a Mizutsune should be walking around, minding its own business. There is only one stand there, right in the middle of that area, so it won’t be hard to find it. With that in mind, as long as you have defeated Mizutsune, then all you have to do is to fast travel to the Pomore Garden’s Catavan Stand, a location right before you reach the Terga region. And it is a rather tough fight, so make sure to go prepared into it. The specific battle is split into two parts, as the first time you encounter it it simply flees, but the second time it’s the real deal. Before that however, you first need to have fought Mizutsune in a boss fight, as this then makes the fabled Monster to appear in the wild. In fact, Mizutsune is even easier as it tends to have a certain spawn place, right next to a Catavan Stand, making things significantly easier. Mizutsune shares a lot of similarities with Lagiacrus, in regards to finding its egg, as the strategy and actual location are pretty much the same. How to get Mizutsune in Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin That said, it’s at least well worth the trouble as obtaining a Mizutsune egg, means you have a very strong ally in your team. As magnificent and elegant Mizutsune may be, its attacks techniques and abilities are far from it, as they tend to cause multiple negative effects, that just drag the fight way longer than it should. Not because it is hard to find, on the contrary, it’s just the fight itself against it is annoying to say the least. The hunt for Mizutsune in Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin is not a pleasant one.
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