Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis Peko Poko crossover keychains
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See the Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis Peko & Poko Merchandise

Square Enix will release a new Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis merchandise collection featuring a crossover with the Japanese sweets mascots Peko and Poko in January 2024. The items are immediately available for pre-order on the Japanese Square Enix e-Store and Fujiya’s net shop Family Town.

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Peko and Poko are mascots of the Japanese confectionery company Fujiya, which created them in the 1950s. The characters prominently appear in some of Fujiya’s products, such as Milky and Peko Poko Chocolate. Peko’s iconic face where she sticks out her tongue has been referenced in several anime titles. Good Smile Company also released Peko’s Nendoroid in 2016.

The Final Fantasy VII Ever CrisisPeko & Poko crossover merchandise will feature Cloud Strife, Sephiroth, Zack Fair, Aerith Gainsborough, Tifa Lockhart, and the First Soldiers Glenn, Lucia, and Matt. A majority of the characters in this collection will stick their tongues out like Peko. Square Enix will also release merchandise featuring Peko in Aerith’s attire and Poko in Cloud’s costume.

Here is the full list of merchandise in the collection, along with their prices in Japanese yen:

  • Mini acrylic stands: Â¥660 for a single random pack or Â¥8,580 for the 13-in-1 full set
  • Acrylic keychains: Â¥880 each
  • Handkerchiefs: Â¥1,485 each
  • Pouch: Â¥1,980
  • Mug cup: Â¥2,640
  • Plate: Â¥2,750

This Peko & Poko crossover merchandise is attributed to Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis, the mobile game available immediately on iOS and Android devices worldwide. Square Enix will release these items on January 20, 2024.


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