Square Enix Launches Final Fantasy 40th Anniversary Teaser Site, With Exhibition and Gallery Cards Announced

Final Fantasy will celebrate its 40th anniversary in 2027, and Square Enix has launched a dedicated teaser website for the anniversary. The site currently highlights the main Final Fantasy titles and is set to provide further anniversary information in the future.
Square Enix has also shared anniversary collages featuring the main protagonists from the series.
A Final Fantasy 40th Anniversary Exhibition will take place from January 8 to April 4, 2027, at Tokyo National Museum's Hyokeikan in Tokyo. The exhibition will cover 40 years of Final Fantasy through video, music, interactive content and collaborations.

In addition, the first release in the new Square Enix Gallery Card series will be a Final Fantasy 40th Anniversary pack. It will include cards featuring characters and memorable scenes from the series, along with a special card featuring a digital signature from Yoshitaka Amano. The cards will be sold as individual booster packs or in boxes containing 10 packs.
Square Enix Gallery Card Series 1: Final Fantasy "40th Anniversary"
Release: January 2027 (JP)
Price: ¥5500 / €30.78 / $35.81
Links:
Play-Asia / HobbyLink Japan / CDJapan / AmiAmi / Square Enix NA / Square Enix EU

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For over 35 years, the FINAL FANTASY series has delighted generations of gamers and millions of players worldwide through beloved role-playing adventures that are built upon the benchmarks of spectacular visuals, highly imaginative worlds, rich stories, memorable characters, and technical and gameplay innovation leading the industry and earning the highest accolades from around the world. Each mainline game in the series is a completely new experience, and an ideal entry-point to the series. Titles of the series have sold over 207 million units worldwide.<





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