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Mary-Anne Lee · · 2 min read

Monster Hunter 10th anniversary celebrations continue with release of Monster Hunter 4 spectacle frames

Capcom isn’t letting up with its Monster Hunter tenth anniversary celebrations. This time, Siliconera reports that it has paired up with Japanese eyewear makers Alook to produce Monster Hunter 4 spectacle frames. 

The Yian Kut-ku, Rage Mode Rajang, Rathian, Gold Rathian, Lucent Nargacuga, Nargacuga, Rathalos, Silver Rathalos, Felyne, and Melynx models are priced between 8,640 yen and 10,800 yen (from $85 to $106), and will be available from August 2. Each pair of frames also comes with its own special Monster Hunter carrying case and cleaning cloth.

There will also be a special rubber Airou keychain, limited to the first 5,000 people who pick up a pair of frames. Shut up and take my money now!

While Alook unfortunately doesn’t do any mail orders, it does have stores all over Japan. Here’s a list of stores in Tokyo, if you’re planning on making a trip down any time soon. In the meantime, drool over the full set of images here.

(h/t Nintendo 3DS Singapore, via Siliconera)


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