Switch "Monster Hunter Rise" reveals seven monsters and two fields, including the queen spider "Yatsukadaki"!

A new promotional video has been released for the Switch "Monster Hunter Rise," scheduled for release on March 26, 2021. The video introduces the newly revealed fields "Lava Cave" and "Sand Plains," as well as a total of seven monsters, including the new queen spider "Yatsukadaki" and the mud dragon "Oromidoro.

⇒The demo version "Monster Hunter Rise DEMO" is finally available today, January 8 (Fri.)! New action instructional videos and information on the new element of controlling monsters, "Manipulating Dragons"!

Monster Hunter Rise" Promotional Video 4

Field "Lava Cave

Inside the huge rock cave, the area is divided into two areas: one is scorching hot with flowing lava, and the other is filled with beautiful, clear, cold water. The shimmering azure and red would be a mysterious sight if it weren't for the monsters...

Monsters that appear in the lava tubes, including the new monster "Yatsukadaki

Queen Spider Yatsukadaki

The Yatskadaki, also known as the "queen spider," is characterized by its white kimono-like appearance with threads wrapped around its entire body. It uses its threads to block the hunter's movement, and attacks by emitting combustion gas.
The juvenile "tsukehibaki" that it carries with it, although small, supports the movement of the yatsukadaki and captures its prey. Be careful of the coordination between Yatsukadaki and Tsukehibaki.

Basalmos, a rock dragon

The rock dragon Basalmos, with its hard, ore-like shell, makes a second appearance.
It is aptly named "rock dragon" because it burrows underground, mimics rocks, and attacks prey that unintentionally approaches it. The strength of its outer shell gives it tremendous destructive power when it lunges.

Red Beast Langrotra

With a thick, red shell that can withstand magma, the "Red Beetle" runs rampant in the hunting grounds of this work.
They roll around on the scorching ground, taunting hunters with their long tongues and paralyzing saliva that they spit out of their mouths.

Field "Sand Plains

A barren field where flesh-hungry monsters bare their fangs.
The atmosphere differs greatly between the relentless daytime sunlight and the moonlit nighttime.

Monsters that appear in the sandy plains, including the new "Oromidoro" monster

■Oromidoro the Muddy Old Dragon

The "Muddy Dragon" usually lives deep in the mountains, but it descends near human villages and attacks hunters, perhaps as a result of its "Hundred Dragon Nocturnal Acts.
As its name suggests, it excels at attacks that utilize mud, and it also strengthens itself by being covered in it. It also hunts by dissolving the ground with a special golden dissolving fluid secreted from its tail, burrowing into the ground, and stalling its prey.

Diablo the Horned Dragon

This tyrant, which has knocked down numerous hunters, shows no signs of slowing down.
It is very territorial, and shows an unusual degree of aggression toward those who intrude into its territory. As befits its nickname, "Kakuryu," it is also known for the destructive force of its lunges, which utilize its enormous twin horns.

Rio Leia, the Female Fire Dragon

The well-known "female fire dragon" of the series again blocks the path of the hunters.
With its superior leg power to run across the land and the deadly venom in its tail that can bring its prey to its knees, it is inevitable that a half-hearted attempt to challenge this dragon will be met with a bitter fight. The "Queen of the Land," as she is called, is a formidable foe.

The "super-aggressive creature" also makes an appearance!

Golden Lion Rajan

Rajan is one of the most aggressive creatures in the series. Its strength is evidenced by the fact that it is "so rarely seen that it is rare for it to be seen and survive unscathed.
It has been described that a portion of its body hair turns gold when it becomes agitated, earning it the nickname "Golden Lion.

Game Information
Monster Hunter Rise
Release date: March 26, 2021 (Friday)
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Genre: Hunting action
Players: 1 player (maximum 4 players when playing through communication)
CERO rating: C (for ages 15 and up)

Screenshots are under development.
For cooperative play with distant players via internet connection, subscription to Nintendo Switch Online (paid) is required.
Nintendo Switch is a trademark of Nintendo.

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