Capcom’s latest trailer for Monster Hunter Rise has given the first and brief look at the Flying Wyvern Khezu.
As reported by SiliconEra, fans recognized the creature’s cry in The Game Awards trailer. While this latest Japanese TV advert reuses a lot of footage from that trailer, we see the beast for less than a second at 0:15.
Dubbed the Charging Wyvern, Khezu appeared in the first Monster Hunter game in 2004. The Flying Wyvern class monster lives in caves, using its strong sense of smell, electrical attacks, and long neck to attack prey. While it thrives in caves by climbing on walls and ceilings, it can also freely explore to find food, at the risk of larger monsters attacking it.
You can find the new TV trailer below.
While new Japanese-mythology inspired monsters are coming to Monster Hunter Rise, returning monsters include the Altaroth, Baggi, Bnahabra, Bullfango, Gajau, Gargwa, Jagras, Kelbi, Slagtoth, Wroggi and Great Wroggi, Anjanath, Arzuros, Jyuratodus, Kulu-Ya-Ku, Pukei-Pukei, Rathalos, Rathian, Royal Ludroth, and Tobi-Kadachi.
Editor’s Note: The above is based on the Monster Hunter Fandom wiki.
You can find the full rundown (via Nintendo) below.
Rise to the challenge and join the hunt!
The critically acclaimed action-RPG series returns to the Nintendo Switch™!
Set in the ninja-inspired land of Kamura Village, explore lush ecosystems and battle fearsome monsters to become the ultimate hunter. It’s been half a century since the last calamity struck, but a terrifying new monster has reared its head and threatens to plunge the land into chaos once again.
Hunt solo or in a party with friends to earn rewards that you can use to craft a huge variety of weapons and armor. Brand new gameplay systems such as the high-flying ‘Wire Action’ and your canine companion ‘Palamute’ will add exciting new layers to the already robust combat that Monster Hunter is known for.
Whether it’s at home, on the go, online or offline – you’ll always be ready for your next hunt on the Nintendo Switch™!
Monster Hunter Rise launches worldwide for Nintendo Switch, on March 26th, 2021. During the Capcom ransomware leaks however, alleged Capcom files claimed the game would head to Windows PC in October 2021.
Those leaks claimed the game would have a demo or demos launched between January and March 2021. A demo was officially announced to launch in January.
