Get ready, hunters! Capcom just dropped the news: its smash-hit action game, Monster Hunter Wilds, is teaming up with KFC Japan for a limited-time collab, bringing exclusive in-game goodies and special menu items. From November 19 to December 16, 2025, Japanese fans can snag unique meal sets at KFC and score redemption codes for some seriously cool in-game swag.
The official intel reveals two epic KFC Japan meal sets for the collab: the "Feast Set" and the "Spice Up Set." Each comes packed with a bonus code for Monster Hunter Wilds in-game items.
First up, the "Feast Set" hooks you up with a "Deluxe Ingredient Set" for rare campfire cooking ingredients, plus an exclusive "KFC Colonel Felyne Charm"—imagine your trusty Felyne rocking Colonel Sanders' iconic uniform!
Then there's the "Spice Up Set," which grants you a "Hunting Item Set" loaded with useful gear, along with a "KFC Fried Chicken Bucket Felyne Charm"—yes, that's a Felyne chilling in a fried chicken bucket!
Both sets come in regular and large sizes: the regular packs two pieces of fried chicken, a biscuit, and small fries, while the large adds an extra chicken piece and a special collab sticker. Plus, if you order online via KFC Japan, you'll get a shot at a lucky draw for sweet prizes like a limited-edition hoodie emblazoned with "It’s finger-lickin’ WILD" and a "Colonel Felyne" transportation card holder.
While this crossover is definitely generating buzz among Japanese players, Capcom's latest financial report paints a slightly different picture for Monster Hunter Wilds. According to the company's quarterly report for the period ending September 30, 2025, the game sold only 160,000 units, a notable dip from the previous quarter's 477,000 units. This "weak performance" was even cited as a factor in a recent stock price decline.
Despite the softer sales numbers, Capcom is clearly banking on this finger-lickin' good KFC crossover to reignite fan excitement and give Monster Hunter Wilds a fresh surge of buzz and visibility.
Note: Financial figures and earnings forecasts should be confirmed through the company’s official announcements.