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Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance

#18 =
Total hype
31.1 M
Trailer official+media
3.6 M
Buzz creators
27.6 M
Views gained · 7 days
+432 k
Hype Level
Comments
87 k
Platforms
PS5 · Xbox Series · PC
Release
2027
Release dates by platform
  • PS52027
  • Xbox Series2027
  • PC2027

Last official trailer: 17/09/2026 (21 days ago)

Also known as: MH Wilds Ascendance, Wilds Ascendance, Monster Hunter Wilds expansion

Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance is #18 in the HypeTracker ranking, steady this week, with 31.1 M measured views, including +432 k over the last 7 days. Its hype is driven 89% by creator buzz.

Community reactions what the comments are saying · updated 01/10/2026

This week in the comments

A quiet week (87 sampled comments) almost entirely taken over by one joke: Khezu's "theme", which is pure silence. The mood is tongue-in-cheek, and the game itself barely comes up.

Khezu's silence owns the week

~80% of the week's comments play along: "best theme ever", "masterpiece", straight-faced praise for a track nobody can hear. The community has fully embraced the gag.

"I knew, and clicked anyway"

~10% of comments admit they knew the joke and fell for it again, as with every new game featuring Khezu. The ritual matters more than the surprise.

Fake timestamped "best parts"

~15% of comments name a precise favourite moment (0:50, 1:12, 1:38…) in a silent track. It's the most common variant of the gag.

The "is my sound broken?" crowd

~6% of comments come from bewildered viewers hunting for a glitch or asking for confirmation. It's the only genuinely fresh angle in a very uniform thread.

« The joke is that it's silence, right? I'm not just having a speaker glitch? Someone please confirm. »
— @sandgunslinger2739 · ♥ 0 · translated · see original ↗
A few voices outside the joke

~5% of comments step outside the gag: fatigue with Kushala and Teostra, or "this isn't MH anymore". Even the irritated voices stay in the minority.

→ see "Kushala and Teostra again?", a staple since the reveal

Top reactions and controversies

Lao Shan Lung is back and fans are ecstatic

Dominant take
14 %

The old mountain dragon's return is the reveal's highlight. Many read it as a nod to the series' very first trailers, and veterans say they nearly cried. Worry lingers over its hunt, though: a dull fight is the fear.

« The Lao Shan Lung throwback to the OG PS2 trailer is great. »
— @Huntereeno · ♥ 2 k · translated · see original ↗

Boost Bracer: the Devil May Cry effect

Dominant take
12 %

The weapon videos mostly spark excitement: chained offsets, a Nero-style greatsword, extra mobility. Comments keep pointing to DMC and hope for a collab. A minority fears the game is losing its identity.

« Lance is now Gunlance and Gunlance is now Gungunlance. »
— @AngelMeteor · ♥ 4 k · translated · see original ↗

Valstrax: the collective hope

Dominant take
11 %

Sky map, jet-powered birds, a red-and-blue logo: the community sees signs everywhere. Commenters treat Valstrax as nearly a given and plead with Capcom to confirm it. Dalamadur and White Fatalis follow on the wishlist.

« The chances of Valstrax appearing shot up by 10000. »
— @doodleanimations · ♥ 7 k · translated · see original ↗

Kushala and Teostra again?

Controversy
8 %

Every Kushala appearance draws sighs: seen too often, not fresh enough for an Elder-focused expansion. A minority defends him as the iconic Elder, especially since his Rise version.

25 % Kushala deserves his spot 75 % Overused, give us something new

"No disc, no buy": anger at Sony

Dominant take
6 %

During the action-overview period, a large share of comments are about physical media and Sony, not the game. The slogan "No disc, no buy" repeats endlessly. This off-topic wave weighs heavily on that chapter.

« The greatest monster of them all is Sony »
— @halstonconnally1367 · ♥ 41 · translated · see original ↗

Insect Glaive: the letdown

Controversy
5 %

Its showcase is judged underwhelming: few aerial additions, a red extract cost, mostly visual changes. IG mains feel left behind next to other weapons. A few still see a viable ground playstyle.

History — sentiment over time

L'annonce Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance - Reveal Trailer Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance - Boosted Action Overview Monster Hunter Wilds - Ascendance 1st Trailer
— % positive — % negative ● = dated event
L'annonce +58
05/06/2026 → 12/06/2026
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Pure comeback euphoria, with a dash of grumbling over Kushala and the 2027 date.
Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance - Reveal Trailer +56
06/06/2026 → 13/06/2026
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Hot takes turn into theories, from Heaven's Mount to White Fatalis.
Monster wishlists +62
Entre le 13/06/2026 et le 02/09/2026
13/06/2026 → 02/09/2026
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Waiting period: the community drafts monster lists and debates Elders.
Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance - Boosted Action Overview +38
02/09/2026 → 09/09/2026
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Combo excitement is drowned out by anti-Sony slogans.
Monster Hunter Wilds - Ascendance 1st Trailer +72
03/09/2026 → 10/09/2026
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Peak enthusiasm: the trailer delivers a new Elder, a grown-up Nata and unsettling creatures.
Insect Glaive letdown, Long Sword adored +24
Pouls actuel
10/09/2026
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Long Sword wows, Insect Glaive disappoints: sentiment splits down the middle.
Khezu silent-theme joke +53
This week
02/10/2026 → 09/10/2026
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Unanimous mock praise: the irony makes the week read as very positive.
Analysis built from 36 k public YouTube comments on the tracked videos · figures are counts on the sampled corpus · quotes verified and translated (original linked) · never affects the ranking.
Audiencethe measurable side: views, likes and the videos driving the hype

Like rate

New views per day

trailer buzz
Trailer 11% Buzz 89%

Top 5 videos — Trailers · official + media

Top 5 videos — Buzz · creators & reactions

Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance — quick answers

How many views do Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance's trailers have?

As of 09/10/2026, Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance totals 31.1 M measured views: 3.6 M from official and media trailers, 27.6 M from creator buzz.

When does Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance release?

Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance is expected 2027 on PS5 · Xbox Series · PC.

When was the last official Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance trailer?

The most recent official video counted for Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance was published on 17/09/2026 — 21 days ago.

How hyped is Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance?

Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance ranks #18 of 83 tracked games by measured views, with hype level “Moderate”.

Is Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance worth the hype?

Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance ranks #18 out of 83 tracked games on HypeTracker, with 31.1 M measured views. Its hype is measured from real views, not claimed. Player-side, comment analysis leans positive (60% positive).

Is Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance's hype dying down?

Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance's hype is steady: 432 k views gained over the last 7 days, ranking position mostly unchanged.

Is MH Wilds Ascendance the same game as Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance?

Yes — Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance is also known as MH Wilds Ascendance, Wilds Ascendance, Monster Hunter Wilds expansion.

What do players think of Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance?

Based on an analysis of 36 k YouTube comments, opinion on Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance currently stands at 60% positive and 7% negative.

Why is Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance controversial?

Kushala and Teostra again? — Every Kushala appearance draws sighs: seen too often, not fresh enough for an Elder-focused expansion. A minority defends him as the iconic Elder, especially since his Rise version.