u/JailsinhoHue

Can someone who knows more than I do explain exactly what this event means for WiWa?

They say we'll get major Pokémon news—could we expect a new trailer? A reveal of a new Pokémon?

Even though Capcom hasn't listed Wilds: Ascendance as one of the confirmed Gamescom panels, is there still a chance for a trailer revealing something new?

Like the official name of that jet-powered chicken?

With the lineup for the remainder of the year practically confirmed, we can conclude that a total of 25 classic gods will have been released by the end of 2026.

By January 2027, there will be a total of 98 playable gods (including the 4 exclusives), leaving only 36 to be added.

We are moving at an impressive pace, and I hope that starting next year, we can reconsider the sporadic inclusion of brand-new gods.

I apologize for being so impatient, but when can we expect the next trailer, teaser, clue—anything?

The only thing keeping me alive is the glimpses of new monsters.

I love silly and derpy monsters like Kulu or Dodogama, and I'd love a silly dolphin so I could make a new pair of boots and a hat.

Do you think that if Khezu really does return in Ascendance, he'll have the redesign he received in Rise, or a completely different model, just like the palpable difference Zinogre has between World and Rise?

Is there any OFFICIAL source that clarifies why monsters from spin-offs like Frontier, Online, or Explore almost never appear in the Mainline?

(Besides speculation about copyright and how these monsters 'don't fit' in the Mainline)

Speaking solely of design, although in World it's more realistic and serious, in Rise it receives a completely different model, much more faithful to the original, despite looking more cartoonish compared to other monsters of the generation...

Another interesting detail is that while MHNow received the design of World:IB, Stories 3 received the modeling of Rise.

Furthermore, with the announcement of its victory as the favorite monster, it received a new render different from the two models already presented, but which is much closer to that of World:IB.

(Credits: u/AJC_10_29)