Felynes from Capcom’s Monster hunter The series will appear in a new set of merchandise promoting public safety in one of Japan’s prefectures. Capcom published a New press release announced a joint campaign with the Hyogo Prefectural Police to promote crime prevention and public safety with characters from the old game series.
Collaborative items will include colored linens, reflective keys, and towels. While they all primarily feature Felynes, pig-like Poogies will also appear on some items. The entries will include messages about protecting children from crime. Capcom and Hyogo Police will distribute these items at an event in Marine Pia Kobe on October 8, 2022.
Felyne is a cat-like creature in Monster hunter The universe. In Japan, it is better known as Airou. When it is accompanied by a hunter in the series, it is called a Palico. Felynes has appeared since the opening Monster hunter entry on the PS2 in 2004, but the Palicoes companion started appearing in the 2008 PSP entry. Monster Hunter Freedom Unite. The most recent iteration of the series since this writing, Monster Hunter RiseThere was a notable addition of the breed Canyne that can also become an alternative companion as a Palamute.
Felynes also have their own spin-off series, titled MonHun Nikki: Poka Poka Airou Mura (Monster Hunter Diary: Warm Felyne Village). The original game appeared on the PlayStation Portable in August 2010, and its enhanced G version came out about a year later. One DX . port for Nintendo Switch also appeared in September 2015. From Software developed all the entries in the series, and Capcom released them exclusively in Japan.
Hyogo police included Monster hunter Felynes adds a new entry to Capcom’s list of partnerships with official Japanese organizations. One of the most notable cases emerged in late 2021 when the Osaka Prefectural Police used The Great Ace Attorney characters in campaign posters to prevent Japanese minors from abusing marijuana.
