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FINAL FANTASY VII Remake “Dress-Up” Chapter Figurines Revealed, Cloud Included
Ah, yes, the infamous Chapter 9 of Final Fantasy VII Remake. Now exquisitely available in figurines with our best boi Cloud in line.
A tweet revealed by Square Enix Store shows a fearless yet elegant (and cute) Cloud donning the dress that you see in the game. Also in line are the alluring Aerith and tantalizing Tifa in their respective get-ups from Chapter 9 of the remake.
Details on the figurines are jaw-droppingly impressive; the frills and laces, the paint job, the creases and folds — would make any figure-craftsman turn their heads on these goodies even if they’re not a fan of the franchise.
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— ??????????? e-STORE (@SQEX_eSTORE) July 21, 2022
THE FF7R DRESS FIGURINES FOR CLOUD, TIFA, AND AERITH, LET'S GOOOOOOO ??? pic.twitter.com/AUSH4dSgcg
— ??????Audrey? (@aitaikimochi) July 21, 2022
Seems like Square Enix’s merchandise department knows what’s good for the collector fans of the game and franchise. As expected of Square Enix pouring their love onto one of their most successful, most loved, and most long-standing franchises of the ages. The official tweet and Square Enix Store are in Japanese so try your best with a translation assistant or have a Japanese-speaking friend to find out more about the products.
What do you think of this line of Final Fantasy 7 Remake exclusive merchandise? Will you be picking it up, or just focus on best girl Cloud Strife? If so, which of the characters will you get or will you swoop them all for your shrine of figurines? Do let us know in the comments or head on over to our socials.
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