There's a timeless quality to Final Fantasy 7, and if you want to display some of that magic in your home, you should check out the upcoming Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Poster Collection. Available for preorder and priced at $35, this is a collection of 32 premium-quality removable posters featuring characters and locations from the beloved RPG.
Final Fantasy 7: Rebirth Poster Collection
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Each poster is a full-color art print on heavy, press-varnished card stock, to really help each image look and feel like a premium celebration of the game. In case you missed it, the Final Fantasy 7 Poster Collection book is also on sale, and this one is a compilation of 22 large-format art prints from the original game, the sequel film Advent Children, and other related games like Dirge of Cerberus, Crisis Core, and Final Fantasy 7 Remake.
There's a lot more Final Fantasy 7 merchandise out there worth checking out, including collectible action figures, books, puzzles, and more. On the collectibles side, there's Bring Arts' line of figures that reimagine Tetsuya Nomura's original character illustrations as action figures. This series includes all nine party members from the PS1 classic. We've rounded up a selection of the best Final Fantasy 7 merch below.
If you'd prefer to do some reading instead, the books on offer are also great. Final Fantasy 7 Remake: Ultimania is a massive info-dump of production art, character models, illustrations, locations, weapons, enemies, and more, all accompanied by staff commentary. Final Fantasy 7 Remake: Traces of Two Pasts is a novel that delves into the pasts of Aerith Gainsborough and Tifa Lockhart, and Final Fantasy 7: On the Way to a Smile is a collection of short stories set between the game and Final Fantasy: Advent Children.
Lastly, you can't go wrong with some Final Fantasy 7 puzzles, especially ones that have 1,000 pieces to assemble, have a unique metallic look, and regularly sell out very fast whenever preorders for them open up.
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Final Fantasy 7: Rebirth Poster Collection
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Each poster is a full-color art print on heavy, press-varnished card stock, to really help each image look and feel like a premium celebration of the game. In case you missed it, the Final Fantasy 7 Poster Collection book is also on sale, and this one is a compilation of 22 large-format art prints from the original game, the sequel film Advent Children, and other related games like Dirge of Cerberus, Crisis Core, and Final Fantasy 7 Remake.
There's a lot more Final Fantasy 7 merchandise out there worth checking out, including collectible action figures, books, puzzles, and more. On the collectibles side, there's Bring Arts' line of figures that reimagine Tetsuya Nomura's original character illustrations as action figures. This series includes all nine party members from the PS1 classic. We've rounded up a selection of the best Final Fantasy 7 merch below.
Final Fantasy VII Bring Arts Figures
Cloud, Tifa, and Aerith Bring Arts figures.- Final Fantasy VII: Cloud Bring Arts Action Figure -- $120
- Final Fantasy VII: Tifa Bring Arts Action Figure -- $120
- Final Fantasy VII: Aerith Bring Arts Action Figure -- $120
- Final Fantasy VII: Barret Bring Arts Action Figure -- $130
- Final Fantasy VII: Red XIII Bring Arts Action Figure -- $130
- Final Fantasy VII: Cid Highwind Bring Arts Action Figure -- $121
- Final Fantasy VII: Vincent Valentine Bring Arts Action Figure -- $121
- Final Fantasy VII: Cait Sith Bring Arts Action Figure -- $121
- Final Fantasy VII: Yuffie Bring Arts Action Figure -- $121
If you'd prefer to do some reading instead, the books on offer are also great. Final Fantasy 7 Remake: Ultimania is a massive info-dump of production art, character models, illustrations, locations, weapons, enemies, and more, all accompanied by staff commentary. Final Fantasy 7 Remake: Traces of Two Pasts is a novel that delves into the pasts of Aerith Gainsborough and Tifa Lockhart, and Final Fantasy 7: On the Way to a Smile is a collection of short stories set between the game and Final Fantasy: Advent Children.
Lastly, you can't go wrong with some Final Fantasy 7 puzzles, especially ones that have 1,000 pieces to assemble, have a unique metallic look, and regularly sell out very fast whenever preorders for them open up.
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