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Shroomboar

Last updated 2025-09-15

Shroomboar is a type of Boar that can be found in the wild in Sumeru. The Puny Shroomboar is a variant of this animal, perhaps an adolescent version.

Drops

Raw Meat 2
Mushroom 0-1
Matsutake 0-1

Catching or killing one for the first time will add this creature's entry into the player's in-game archive.

Locations

Shroomboars can be found in the forest region of Sumeru.

See the Teyvat Interactive Map for specific locations.

Stats

RES
Physical Pyro Hydro Electro Cryo Dendro Anemo Geo
0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%

Toggle Levels

Level Scaling
LevelHPATKDEF
13250
103680
2031670
3032730
4034080
5036300
6038870
7031,2240
8031,5750
9031,9030
10032,4620
10432,6590

Note that HP and ATK values may change in Co-Op Mode, some Quests, and certain Domains (including Spiral Abyss and Imaginarium Theater). For more details, see Enemy/Level Scaling § Other Multipliers.

Abilities

Charge
Charges towards the player, dealing 100% ATK as Physical DMG on hit.

Trivia

  • According to Nahida, the Shroomboar originated because a Forest Boar fell in love with a Shroom-Kin, and the Forest Boar changed its form to ensure the Shroom-Kin's survival. She describes this as an example of "acting irrationally to pursue [one's] interests."[1]
  • According to one rumour, the mushrooms gradually eat away at the boar while they grow, and the boar's meat gains a unique mushroom aroma and becomes expensive.[2]

Gallery

Other Languages

LanguageOfficial NameLiteral Meaning
EnglishShroomboar
Chinese
(Simplified)
蕈猪
Xùn Zhū
Mushroom Pig
Chinese
(Traditional)
蕈豬
Xùn Zhū
Japaneseキノシシ
Kinoshishi
Mushboar[• 1]
Korean버섯 돼지
Beoseot Dwaeji
Mushroom Pig
SpanishMicóqueroMycoboar[• 2]
FrenchPorpignonPorkshroom
RussianГрибосвин
Gribosvin
Mushswine
ThaiShroomboar
VietnameseHeo NấmMushroom Pig
GermanTrüffelschweinTruffle Swine
IndonesianShroomboar
PortuguesePorcogumeloShroompig
TurkishKüflü DomuzMoldy Boar
ItalianFunginghiale
  1. Japanese: Portmanteau of the words キノコ kinoko, "mushroom" and イノシシ inoshishi, "wild boar."
  2. Spanish: Compound of the Greek prefix myco-, "fungus" and the Spanish name for warthogs, facóquero.

Change History

References

  1. Serenitea Pot, Companion Dialogue: Nahida
  2. World Quest: A Short Encounter with a Rare Bird

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