‘Final Fantasy X 25th Anniversary X Daimaru Matsuzakaya Collection’ Announced

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As part of today’s pop-up store announcement, Square Enix has revealed the ‘Final Fantasy X 25th Anniversary X Daimaru Matsuzakaya Collection’, a limited edition range of clothing inspired by the beloved JRPG.

According to a post made on the official FFX 25th anniversary website, the collection will feature over 20 pieces that capture “the serene beauty of another world and the magical atmosphere surrounding Spira”. At the time of reporting, the ‘Final Fantasy X 25th Anniversary X Daimaru Matsuzakaya Collection’ will only be available at the pop-up store locations, but “subsequent online sales are planned for purchase.”

The Final Fantasy X 25th anniversary pop-up stores will be located at the Daimaru Shinsaibashi and Tokyo stores from July 3rd to August 30th.

We have highlighted some of the pieces from the ‘Final Fantasy X 25th Anniversary X Daimaru Matsuzakaya Collection’ below.

**Stadium Jumper (Final Fantasy X)** – ¥38,500 tax included

**Seymour Jacket (Final Fantasy X)** – ¥22,000 tax included

**Auron Graphic T-shirt (Final Fantasy X)** – ¥7,700 tax included

**Logo Cap (Final Fantasy X) – ¥5,500 tax included**

**Backpack (Final Fantasy X)** – ¥15,400 tax included

Fans can also earn extra goodies by spending certain amounts on goods, earning them tickets that can be traded in with proof of purchase. There are two ranges of novelty extras to earn with select availability times, so visit the official FFX 25th anniversary pop-up store webpage for details.

**Rubber Coasters (Final Fantasy x)** – During the campaign, for every 6,600 yen spent, including tax

**Cup Markers (Final Fantasy X)** – During the campaign period, for every 3,300 yen spent, including tax

The FFX 25th anniversary announcements are coming thick and fast now, with the reveal of a crossover event in Octopath Traveler: Champions of the Continent yesterday, and the Nintendo Switch 2 version of Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster announced earlier this month, and it’s unlikely to slow down anytime soon.

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