Square Enix Music Collection Keychain
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Square Enix Music Collection Keychains Include NFC

Square Enix has revealed a new collection of keychains featuring its game music albums that also feature NFC. This merchandise lineup will be available as capsule toys. The company has also opened online sales for the items via its e-Store Kuji lottery webpage.

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The NFC on these keychains will let people access a webpage that lists links to the album’s page on streaming sites like Spotify and YouTube on their mobile devices. For example, the Xenogears soundtrack keychain will generate a banner that links to this webpage.

The web store lets people order the keychains at 600 yen apiece. However, Square Enix will ship random items to emulate the capsule toy vending machines.

How NFC works in Square Enix Music Collection Keychain
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Here is the list of Square Enix albums featured in the NFC keychain collection:

  1. Xenogears Original Soundtrack
  2. ReBirth II: Romancing SaGa Battle – Kenji Ito Arrange Album
  3. NieR: Automata Original Soundtrack
  4. Octopath Traveler Original Soundtrack
  5. Final Fantasy VII Remake Original Soundtrack Plus
  6. Scions & Sinners: Final Fantasy XIV ~Arrangement Album~
  7. Live A Live HD-2D Remake Original Soundtrack
  8. Final Fantasy XVI Original Soundtrack
  9. Star Ocean The Second Story R Original Soundtrack
  10. Seiken Densetsu: Visions of Mana Original Soundtrack

The Square Enix Music Collection Keychains are available for random purchases until November 12, 2025, or its stock has completely run out—whichever comes first. The NFC keychains will also be available in physical capsule toy vending machines across Japan.


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