- Monster Hunter Now introduces Chameleos as a brand-new creature to encounter
- This launch coincides with the premium Spring Hunt 2025 event
- Engage in unlimited Hunt-a-thons and Elder Dragon Interceptions
With spring in full swing, you already have plenty of reasons to enjoy the outdoors and soak up the sunshine. But if you're looking for additional motivation, the upcoming Spring Hunt 2025 in Monster Hunter Now delivers exactly that—featuring a completely new monster to track down along with several other additions.
Indeed, part two of season five introduces a headline creature: Chameleos makes its debut in Elder Dragon Interceptions. Since the update goes live on May 24th, you still have a couple of weeks to get ready. You'll also have the opportunity to craft the Mizuha armor set—complete with a unique skill—and powerful new weapons using materials gathered from Chameleos.
However, this isn't the Spring Hunt 2025 event just yet. That’s actually a separate, fully standalone experience! Running from the 24th to the 25th, this premium event eliminates all wait times between Elder Dragon Interceptions and Hunt-a-thons. Note that only Chameleos will appear in Elder Dragon Interceptions during this period.
Spring into actionIn addition, all players who purchase Spring Hunt 2025 access will receive stylish Chameleos-themed layered equipment and can choose between two different Event Exchange Hubs active throughout the event. Although requiring a paid entry might be controversial, the package is loaded with substantial bonuses that could make the purchase worthwhile.
Regardless, this is your chance to jump in and face Chameleos, secure the latest gear, experience the new Elder Dragon Interceptions, and explore everything else arriving with this update!
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