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Sq. Enix introduced on social media it’s going to promote extra Remaining Fantasy Pixel Remaster capsule toy private marker charms, with the third and fourth volumes consisting of characters from FFV and FFVI. They’re on sale in Japan beginning on August 1, 2025. It’s ¥400 (~$3) per attempt. Each has a lobster-style clasp connected to a stretchy clear band, so that you get a number of methods to connect it as an adjunct. Since these are direct Sq. Enix objects, it’s unknown if we’ll see them worldwide.
Within the case of the FFV characters, that are a part of the Remaining Fantasy Pixel Remaster quantity 3, the choices embody each commonplace variations of characters and them dressed for sure jobs. Within the case of Bartz, he’s obtainable in his regular outfit, his Knight apparel, and as a Mime. Lenna’s further two choices present her as Dancer and Ninja. Galuf’s solely different choice is him as a Berserker. Faris’ re-assessment places her within the Summoner function. Krile’s further Job design is a Geomancer look. There are additionally two Chocobos on this assortment, with one being a black one and the opposite Boko.
Since there are such a lot of extra characters in FFVI, the Remaining Fantasy Pixel Remaster vol 4 private marker assortment, solely Celes and Terra seem twice. They present up of their commonplace kinds, then we may additionally get Esper Terra or Celes in her costume from the opera scene. Right here’s the listing of all of the characters in that lineup:
- Celes Chere
- Cyan Garamonde
- Edgar Roni Figaro
- Gau
- Gogo
- Kappa
- Locke Cole
- Mog
- Relm Arrowny
- Sabin Rene Figaro
- Setzer Gabbiani
- Shadow
- Strago Magus
- Terra Branford
- Umaro
Listed below are the instance photos Sq. Enix shared displaying the entire charms.
Remaining Fantasy Pixel Remaster capsule toy private marker charms of FFV and FFVI characters will seem in Japan on August 1, 2025. The Remaining Fantasy Pixel Remaster video games appeared on the Swap, PS4, Xbox Sequence X, PC, and cellular units.
