From there on out it turns into a celebration of the game, its history, and associated events, complete with Japanese voice actors chatting about the process of bringing the game’s characters to life, various comedians and musicians dropping in, and a meeting with Monster Hunter World producer Ryoto Tsujimoto about the collaboration between the two games. Obviously, a lot of this will make more sense if you’re familiar with Japanese culture, but fans of all sorts will want to keep their eyes on information coming out of the broadcast on Friday.
Source: Official Site
