Magnamalo Concept Art

Monster Hunter Rise Concept Art Offers a Closer Look at the Magnamalo

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The official Monster Hunter Twitter has shared Monster Hunter Rise concept art of the Magnamalo, the game’s flagship monster. This includes full body concept art and a close up of the Magnamalo’s ferocious face.

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The Magnamalo is one of a handful of new monsters that will be making their way into Monster Hunter Rise. Other additions include the Great Izuchi, Aknosom, and the Tetranadon. Initially, only a render was released through the official Monster Hunter Rise website alongside the reveal of the Magnamalo.

You can take a look at the Monster Hunter Rise concept art below.

The Magnamalo was initially revealed during the announcement trailer for Monster Hunter Rise, and this concept art provides a closer look at its development. Other information that had been shared since the reveal of Rise included a better look at the new player hub, Kamura Village. Screenshots were also shared of the Shrine Ruins, a mysterious new region where players will be able to encounter ferocious new enemies.

Additionally, Monster Hunter Rise will be part of Capcom’s Tokyo Game Show 2020 line-up. The streams will also be available in English, as well as Japanese.

Monster Hunter Rise is in development for the Nintendo Switch and will launch on March 26, 2021. Pre-orders are currently available, and pre-order bonuses include layered armor.


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