Monster Hunter Now Harvest Cloak: Exchange Tokens and How to Get It

Monster Hunter Now Halloween 2026 Harvest Cloak
Official Harvest Cloak layered equipment image. Image: Monster Hunter Now.

Monster Hunter Now Harvest Cloak is an exclusive Halloween 2026 layered-equipment reward available from the event’s normal Exchange Hub. You earn Halloween 2026 Exchange Tokens by hunting large monsters, participating in Elder Dragon Interceptions, completing event quests and breaking monster parts, then spend them on the cloak before the November 15 exchange deadline.

The Monster Hunter Now Harvest Cloak is chest-slot layered equipment, so it changes your appearance without replacing the combat stats or skills of your equipped chest armour. Check the cloak’s token price in the normal Exchange Hub before choosing between this cosmetic and upgrade tickets. Token farming ends November 8; spending remains open until November 15.

How to unlock the Monster Hunter Now Harvest Cloak

Monster Hunter Now Harvest Cloak
Official Harvest Cloak layered-equipment preview. Image: Monster Hunter Now.

After Halloween starts on October 26 at 9 AM local time, open the Halloween 2026 Exchange Hub. The Monster Hunter Now Harvest Cloak is listed among the standard exchange rewards alongside a Halloween 2026 Guild Card Background and Halloween Armor Upgrade Tickets.

  1. Complete the game’s prologue to unlock event content.
  2. Hunt large monsters, fight or repel elder dragons, and clear the Halloween event quests.
  3. Break monster parts during hunts for additional Exchange Token opportunities.
  4. Open the Halloween 2026 Exchange Hub and compare the current prices.
  5. Spend Halloween 2026 Exchange Tokens on the Harvest Cloak chest appearance before November 15.

The exact Harvest Cloak token price appears in the in-game Exchange Hub once the event starts. Check it before spending tokens on the Guild Card Background or Armor Upgrade Tickets; those prizes compete for the same currency.

How to get Halloween 2026 Exchange Tokens

Halloween Exchange Tokens are earned from regular large-monster hunts, slaying or repelling elder dragons and selected event quests. You can also collect tokens through part-break rewards, which become especially attractive because Halloween 2026 gives double rewards from broken monster parts.

Token sourceAction
Large monster huntsDefeat large monsters during October 26–November 8
Elder Dragon InterceptionsSlay or repel elder dragons during the event
Event questsComplete the Halloween 2026 I Special Quests
Part-break rewardsBreak monster parts before finishing hunts

For steady token progress, hunt large monsters you can defeat reliably and aim to break their parts. Halloween doubles part-break rewards, while Elder Dragon Interceptions and event quests give you other ways to build your balance. The extended Hunt-a-thon hours also make it easier to fit more hunts into the event.

Does Jack-o’-Head help farm Harvest Cloak tokens?

Yes, it can help. The returning Jack-o’-Head gets Partbreaker (Halloween), which increases accumulated part damage by 5% normally and becomes ten times stronger during the event. That is a 50% bonus to its part-break accumulation effect while Halloween is active; it doesn’t multiply all damage by ten or change ordinary Partbreaker.

The Monster Hunter Now Harvest Cloak depends on tokens, and part breaks can award them, so breaking more monster parts gives you additional opportunities. You must equip Jack-o’-Head as actual armour for its skill to work. Just wearing its layered appearance will not activate Partbreaker. The event-wide double part-break rewards apply independently of whether you have the head equipped.

Official Halloween Jack-o'-Head armour with Partbreaker skill
Jack-o’-Head returns with the updated Partbreaker (Halloween) skill. Image: Monster Hunter Now.

Is Monster Hunter Now Harvest Cloak armour or layered equipment?

The Monster Hunter Now Harvest Cloak is chest-slot layered equipment. It changes the appearance of your hunter’s chest armour without giving you a new defensive stat line or combat skill. If you’re after an equipment skill, the Jack-o’-Head and other actual armour pieces use a different forge-and-upgrade system.

Preview the Harvest Cloak in the Exchange Hub before redeeming it. Once unlocked, equip it from the layered-equipment menu over your normal chest armour. You’ll keep your combat equipment and skills underneath the cosmetic.

Monster Hunter Now Harvest Cloak versus Halloween EX Exchange Tokens

There are two separate exchange currencies in 2026. Ordinary Halloween 2026 Exchange Tokens buy the Monster Hunter Now Harvest Cloak and regular hub rewards. Halloween 2026 EX Exchange Tokens arrive in Part II starting November 2 and are associated with pumpkin-carrying Kulu-Ya-Ku.

The EX hub is for different rewards, including Black Diablos Riftshell, Aurora Somnacanth Archshell and Limited Ultra Hunting Tickets. Don’t farm pumpkin Kulu-Ya-Ku assuming their EX Tokens automatically replace the ordinary currency you need for Harvest Cloak.

When does Monster Hunter Now Harvest Cloak expire?

The Halloween hunt takes place October 26–November 8, 2026, but the Halloween 2026 Exchange Hub closes on November 15 at 11:59 PM local time. Unspent exchangeable materials are removed from your Item Box after the exchange period. Finish your token farming during the hunts and claim the cloak before the following week’s deadline.

The full Halloween guide covers both weeks of hunts and the event pass. For more specific goals, see pumpkin Kulu-Ya-Ku for EX Tokens and Jack-o’-Head for the part-break skill and forging tickets.

Official source: Monster Hunter Now official Halloween 2026 Exchange Hub announcement.

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