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Monster Hunter Now Tests New Monster Outbreaks Feature

by Layla Jul 08,2025

Monster Hunter Now Tests New Monster Outbreaks Feature

Exciting developments are unfolding in *Monster Hunter Now*, as Niantic introduces a fresh experimental feature called **Monster Outbreaks**. This new event is currently under testing, giving players the opportunity to provide valuable feedback before it potentially becomes a permanent addition to the game. If you're eager to dive into something new and help shape the future of the game, this could be your moment.

When Is Monster Outbreaks Testing in Monster Hunter Now?

The test period for Monster Outbreaks will take place from **April 26th to April 27th**, with each session lasting just under an hour. The event will occur twice daily on both Saturday and Sunday, running from **10:00 to 10:59 AM** and again from **3:00 to 3:59 PM local time**.

During these windows, specific locations on the map will erupt with activity—each hotspot will spawn no less than **100 8-star Black Diablos**. Your mission? Team up with fellow hunters and take them all down within the one-hour timeframe at that specific outbreak point. And yes, we mean 100 spawns at a single location—not spread out across the globe, but right where the action is happening.

To participate, you must be at least **Hunter Rank 11 or higher**. Additionally, only **in-person group hunts** count—party features via remote connection won't be allowed. Each outbreak site will be marked clearly on the map with a unique icon, and tapping on it will show full details including the current progress. A handy **sign-up roster** has also been added at each location so you can coordinate with others and plan your arrival.

Black Diablos Brings Boss Energy—Swarm Mode Activated!

One standout mechanic of this event is how the monster slay count works. For example, if you team up with three other hunters and defeat one Black Diablos together, that counts as **four kills** toward the 100 goal. It's a clever twist that encourages teamwork and efficient coordination.

If your group manages to eliminate all 100 targets before time runs out, you’re not done yet—you can continue hunting for the remainder of the hour! During the entire outbreak window, **only Black Diablos** will appear, making it a high-octane challenge for experienced teams.

What Are the Rewards for Completing Monster Outbreaks?

Successfully helping your team reach the 100-kill mark unlocks a solid set of rewards, including:

  • 3 x Black Diablos Tailcases
  • 3 x Ridges
  • 3 x Primeshells
  • 3 x Marrows
  • 2,000 Zenny

Additionally, if you use the sign-up roster at the outbreak location, you’ll earn a special commemorative item: the **Outbreak Test I Medal**, which serves as a token of your participation in this early trial phase.

Ready to test your skills and contribute to shaping the future of *Monster Hunter Now*? Download the game from the Google Play Store and join the Monster Outbreaks testing this weekend. Who knows—this might become your new favorite way to hunt!

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