"Monster Hunter Now Reveals New Monster for 2025 Spring Hunt"

Spring is in the air, and what better way to embrace the season than by diving into the world of *Monster Hunter Now* with the exciting Spring Hunt 2025 event? This event introduces a thrilling new challenge with the debut of Chameleos, a brand-new monster for you to hunt. Get ready to step outside, soak up some sunshine, and engage in the adventure that awaits you in this latest update.

Chameleos makes its grand entrance in part two of season five, headlining the Elder Dragon Interceptions. Mark your calendars for May 24th, as this is when the update arrives, giving you ample time to prepare for the challenge. Once you've conquered Chameleos, you'll have the opportunity to craft new armor with unique skills and weapons from the Mizuha set, all made from the remains of this elusive beast.

But wait, there's more! The Spring Hunt 2025 is a special paid event running from May 24th to May 25th. During this event, you can participate in endless Hunt-a-thons and Elder Dragon Interceptions without any waiting times. And guess what? Chameleos will be the star of the show in the Elder Dragon Interceptions. By purchasing access to Spring Hunt 2025, you'll also receive exclusive Chameleos-themed layered equipment and the choice between two Event Exchange Hubs, making the event even more rewarding.

While the paid nature of Spring Hunt 2025 might be a point of contention for some, the numerous bonuses and unique opportunities it offers could make it well worth the investment. Whether you're in it for the new monster, the exclusive gear, or the endless hunting action, you won't want to miss out on this event.

So, gear up and get ready to take on Chameleos, explore the new Elder Dragon Interceptions, and enjoy all the other exciting additions coming with this update. And if you're looking to get a head start without breaking the bank, be sure to check out our regularly updated list of Monster Hunter Now codes for some free boosts to help you stay ahead of the competition.

Spring to it