April 8, 2021 - 8:27pm EST
2018’s Monster Hunter World was a revelation for the long-running Capcom series. Since 2004, the franchise has increasingly become a curiosity that scored big in Asia (especially Japan) but struggled to find a home in the west. However, Monster Hunter World changed all of that. Those who had been long-intimidated by the series, or didn t own a Nintendo console, suddenly found themselves encouraged to jump in. World scaled up the action of previous Monster Hunter titles and made itself a game that was helpful in onboarding new players. The increased production and accessibility made it the high point in the franchise thus far. So the looming question with Monster Hunt Rise was: can the game go back? Can Monster Hunter roll itself backward and create a smaller, more niche entry much as the series did before?
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Ⓒ Rumiko Takahashi / Shogakukan, Yomiuri TV, Sunrise 2020
The fall 2020 anime series
Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon is moving through its second cour and we now have the home video release plans from Aniplex Japan. The two-cour twenty-four episode series is being released as two box sets with each cour getting its own box. The DVD sets are priced at 18,000 yen while the Blu-ray sets are priced at 20,000 yen with a March 24th, and June 23rd, 2021 release plan set for it. With that first set out last week, we’re doing some mild catch-up at the moment with a look at the full packaging spread for that set after having the main cover artwork previously. Check out the details below!
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