The Final Fantasy 40th Anniversary Exhibition has just revealed its entire merchandise lineup, putting Sephiroth inside a Japanese national treasure!
The collection runs from 550-yen cards to a 27,500-yen Shinra jacket.
Japanese Art, Reworked with Final Fantasy
The Special Collection takes famous Japanese artworks, then hands it to a Final Fantasy character. Mikaeri Bijin, the Beauty Looking Back, lends her pose to Sephiroth. Hokusai’s Great Wave off Kanagawa becomes the world of FFIX.
The Wind God and Thunder God screens carry Rydia and Yuna, the Peacock King Myoo sits behind Joshua, and the Tokaido road prints carry Kugane.
Here is the full rundown by type and price:
- Acrylic blocks – 1,210 yen each, except the two-piece Wind God and Thunder God set at 2,420 yen.
- T-shirts – 5,500 yen in M, L, and XL.
- Tote bags – 4,400 yen each.
- Gaming mousepads – 5,500 yen each.
- Drawstring pouches – 1,650 yen across four designs.
- Flat pouches – 1,650 yen across three.
- Tenugui towels – 1,650 yen each.
- Hanging-scroll tapestries – 2,420 yen each.
- Gallery cards – 550 yen for a pack of three.
Original Goods Will Also Be Available
Original goods where things get a little out of this world will also be available. Gilgamesh turns up as a daruma, Kefka gets his own beer stein, and Masamune arrives as a long baumkuchen.
Yuna’s staff becomes an ear pick, the potions become bath powder, and the Moogle save book becomes a multi case.
The original goods collection has the following prices:
- Official booklet – 2,200 yen.
- Caps – 4,400 yen, in title logo and Job Master designs.
- Gilgamesh daruma plush – 3,300 yen.
- Kefka stein – 2,200 yen.
- Wire Frame trading keyholders – 990 yen each, six designs.
- Seifer vs Odin graphical shirt – 8,800 yen in L and XL.
- Moogle save book multi case – 3,300 yen.
- Yuna’s staff ear pick – 2,200 yen.
- Bath powder set – 1,100 yen for Potion, Ether and Elixir.
- Masamune long baumkuchen – 2,376 yen.
- Shinra Company MA-1 jacket – 27,500 yen in L and XL.
Chocobos, Moogles, and Every Official Final Fantasy Logo Art
The advance sale items are for anyone who wants the series itself on their back. Package art T-shirts (in M, L, and XL) cover FFI through FFXVI at 4,950 yen each, with the original box art printed across the chest. Moogle and Chocobo plushies, on the other hand, are at 4,620 yen each.
When and Where to See It
The Final Fantasy 40th Anniversary exhibition runs from January 8 to April 4, 2027, at the Tokyo National Museum’s Hyokeikan, inside Ueno Park.
- Dates – January 8 to April 4, 2027.
- Venue – Tokyo National Museum, Hyokeikan, Ueno Park, Tokyo.
- Hours – 9:30 to 17:00, extended to 20:00 on Fridays, Saturdays, January 10 and March 21.
- Closed – Mondays, except January 11, February 22, March 22 and March 29; also closed January 12 and March 23.
- Ticket – Same-day entry also covers the museum’s regular collection exhibition.
- Merch – The goods area sits outside the exit and needs a same-day admission ticket and a merch ticket.
To know more about the Final Fantasy 40th Anniversary exhibit, visit the official website.
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