Fender Monster Hunter Rathalos Telecaster - Rosewood - Rathalos Red

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Monster Hunter Rathalos Telecaster: A Fierce Tribute to the King of the Skies To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Monster Hunter, the iconic hunting action game, Fender and Capcom have come together to create a guitar that embodies the essence of the game's most formidable monster: Rathalos. The Monster Hunter Rathalos Telecaster is a stunning collaboration that brings the fire dragon's power and mystique to life, making it a fitting tribute to one of the franchise's most iconic creatures. Design Inspired by Rathalos, the "King of the Skies" Rathalos, often referred to as the "King of the Skies," is a legendary creature within the Monster Hunter universe. Known for its fiery attacks and dominance, this majestic dragon is synonymous with the raw power and adventure players face in the game. The Monster Hunter Rathalos Telecaster channels this energy through a striking design that incorporates the Rathalos' distinctive feather and flame patterns along with its iconic guild mark. The guitar features intricate artwork that embodies Rathalos' fearsome presence. From the custom graphics inspired by the dragon's scales and fire to the bold tortoiseshell pickguard and black hardware, every detail of the guitar's appearance reflects the ferocity and majesty of the Rathalos. On the back of the body, players will find the Rathalos icon, a symbol of the dragon's might. Meanwhile, the 12th fret inlay showcases the same icon, ensuring that every time you play, you're reminded of the powerful monster this guitar honours. Unmatched Sonic Power and Playability Beyond its visual appeal, the Monster Hunter Rathalos Telecaster delivers the quality and sound that Fender is known for. The satin-finished alder body paired with a 9.5" radius "C"-shaped maple neck and 22 medium jumbo frets offer exceptional playability, allowing for smooth bends and fast action. Equipped with specially designed Monster Hunter Rathalos Humbucking pickups in the neck position and a single-coil pickup in the