Final Fantasy
Every game its own world, linked by crystals and chocobos
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Nendoroid 3153 Yotsuyu
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Yuna - Good Smile Company / Square Enix
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Nendoroid 3125 Haurchefant
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Aerith Gainsborough - Adorable Arts - Square Enix - Re-Release
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Joshua Rosfield - Bring Arts - Square Enix
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Aerith Gainsborough - Final Fantasy VII Bring Arts - Square Enix
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Tonberry - Final Fantasy Series Metal-Keychain - Square Enix
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Tifa Lockhart - Final Fantasy VII Bring Arts - Square Enix
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Cloud Strife - Hardedge - Bring Arts - Square Enix
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- Carlsen Manga, Panini
- Translation
- Lasse Christian Christiansen, Andreas Kasprzak, Kai Duhn, Rie Nishio
Works
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Final Fantasy IX · Final Fantasy VII Rebirth · Final Fantasy: Lost Stranger · Final Fantasy XIII · Final Fantasy - Type-0 · Final Fantasy VIII · Final Fantasy XI · Final Fantasy VI
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Final Fantasy Tactics · Final Fantasy V · Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV · Final Fantasy · Final Fantasy IV · Final Fantasy XIV: Chronicles of Light · World of Final Fantasy · Final Fantasy Artbook · Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood – Art of the Revolution · Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers – The Art of ReflectionSquare Enix's role-playing series, in which each main game tells its story in a world of its own, and the figures that grew out of it.
More about Final Fantasy
Final Fantasy appeared on 18 December 1987 as a role-playing game from Square for the Famicom; Hironobu Sakaguchi created the series, and it now belongs to Square Enix. The main games are largely self-contained: each tells of a group facing a great evil in a different world. Recurring elements such as crystals, chocobos and moogles link them.
In 1997, Final Fantasy VII moved to 3D graphics and a more modern setting on the PlayStation, while Final Fantasy IX returned to a classic fantasy world in 2000. Final Fantasy XII was the first to revisit a world from earlier games, Ivalice.
Alongside figures from Final Fantasy VII and the Remake, Nendoroids of Y'shtola Rhul and G'raha Tia have been announced.
Characters
Card sets
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Final Fantasy (Deutsch) · Final Fantasy (Englisch) · Final Fantasy Commander (Englisch)