Keychains of the Sanrio Monster Hunter monsters will appear in capsule toy machines around Japan some time during the second week of April 2025. There are ten variations to collect, and it costs 300 JPY ($2.10) per attempt.
These rubber keychains stand at around 50 millimeters tall, and the target audience is for people who are over fifteen years old. It’s likely due to the toys being a choking hazard for younger children. Here are the ten different Sanrio Monster Hunter keychains to collect:
- Bad Badtz-Maru x Nargacuga
- Cinnamoroll x Velkhana
- Hangyodon x Lagiacrus
- Hello Kitty x Felyne
- Kuromi x Fatalis
- Little Twin Stars x Rathalos and Rathian
- My Melody x Mizutsune
- Pochacco x Zinogre
- Pompompurin x Furious Rajang
- Tuxedo Sam x Valstrax
This is the same line-up that Sanrio and Capcom came up with back in 2024 when it first announced the crossover project. Items that have appeared in the past include acrylic keychains, clear files, and stickers.
It’s unlikely that these Sanrio mascots will appear in Monster Hunter Wilds, which is the most recent entry in the Monster Hunter franchise. They’re part of a collaboration of physical and digital merchandise, rather than a crossover within the game. Monster Hunter Wilds came out in February 2025, and sold over 8 million copies within three days of release. It is currently Capcom’s fastest-selling game to date.
Monster Hunter Wilds is readily available on the PS5, Xbox Series X, and Windows PC.
Published: Apr 14, 2025 07:00 pm