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Monster Hunter XX

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Monster Hunter XX is Capcom's 3DS hunting-action RPG, an expanded version of Monster Hunter X. In March 2017 it added a free Sailor Moon collaboration event marking the franchise's 25th anniversary.

Genre: Hunting action role-playing game
Platform: Nintendo 3DS (Sailor Moon crossover collab)
Developer: Capcom
Publisher: Capcom
Release Year: 2017
Japan Release Date: 2017-03-18
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The Base Game

Monster Hunter XX, also known as Double Cross, is Capcom's upgraded re-release of Monster Hunter X for Nintendo 3DS, released in Japan on March 18, 2017. It keeps the series' core hunting-action RPG loop of tracking and battling large monsters with a Felyne companion at the hunter's side.
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The Sailor Moon Collaboration

Capcom announced the crossover on January 25, 2017, and released the free DLC on March 24, 2017, timed to Sailor Moon's 25th anniversary. It added a Felyne costume that dresses the player's cat companion as Luna, a Cutie Moon Rod-themed weapon, and a Guild Card background featuring artwork tied to series creator Naoko Takeuchi.
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Context

The collaboration was a limited, free content update inside the existing Monster Hunter XX game rather than a new Sailor Moon release, one of several 25th-anniversary crossovers Sailor Moon ran in 2017 alongside partners such as Sanrio.
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