Capcom and Niantics augmented reality game Monster Hunter Now is to receive a Monster Hunter Wilds-themed update tied to that games release date of Feb. 28.The headline is the addition of monster Chatacabra, a large-tongued amphibian familiar to those who have sampled the Monster Hunter Wilds beta, with its own armor set to unlock and farm.Alongside Chatacabra will also be several layered cosmetics inspired by Wilds, including a blow-up version of the Seikret mount and the games opening Hope armor set, alongside Hope versions of the games many weapons.Elsewhere, Niantic also confirmed details of the next season for Monster Hunter Now, which is rolling out March 6. Titled The Blossoming Blade, it introduces Glavenus (first introduced in Monster Hunter Generations) and Arzuros (from Monster Hunter Portable 3rd) to the monster pool, ahead of a yet-to-be-announced monster subspecies on April 4 and a new Elder Dragon on May 5.Though it will be the first season without a new weapon type, there will be a small number of tweaks to the existing weapon line-up, as well as several new features coming as part of the games 1.5-year anniversary celebrations on March 17, including the tease of a material exchange for special rewards, and the ability to track many of the games rare subspecies for the first time.As for whats to come beyond season 5, its suggested Chatacabra wont be the last Wilds monster coming to Monster Hunter Now.This is the beginning of the collaboration between Monster Hunter Wilds and Monster Hunter Now, and we are planning to do more down the road, said Niantic senior producer Sakae Osumi in a press briefing attended by Polygon, before later adding: I would like to get more monsters from Wilds. We will work on it closely with Capcom.