Designed by Adam Grano
Edited by Leyla Aker
There are few game series as iconic as Final Fantasy. The success of Final Fantasy VII Remake earlier this year has created new fever around the franchise, leaving many craving anything and everything Final Fantasy. Luckily, Square Enix Manga & Books is once again feeding the Final Fantasy love with the Final Fantasy VII Poster Collection.
Final Fantasy VII Poster Collection is a poster book containing 22 full-color posters celebrating the world of Final Fantasy VII, including content from Advent Children, Dirge of Cerberus, Crisis Core, and Final Fantasy VII Remake. It’s a Final Fantasy lover’s dream all in one package.
What immediately stands out about the book is its sheer size. With an 11” x 14” trim, this is no meager collection, and the sturdy feel of the poster prints gives the release a premium feel. The content of the posters is also worthy of praise. The sheer scale of the prints is stunning and easily draws you in. The collection has good variety as well, ranging from highlighting specific characters to entire group scenes. The poster of Cloud and his party looking out into the distance was one of my favorites, showing the determination of the heroes on their perilous journey. It’s also worth noting that while these posters come bound together, you can easily remove them. This means you are free to place the posters around your room to show your Final Fantasy VII love, or you can simply admire them in their original book form. There’s no single way to enjoy these posters, and fans are given the convenience of choice.
Final Fantasy VII Poster Collection is a beautiful poster book that captures the rich legacy of Final Fantasy VII and gives fans another way to show their love for the series. The large size of the collection and the high quality prints make this a worthy pickup for Final Fantasy fans new and old. Go pick it up and gaze at the beauty of Midgar and beyond!
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Final Fantasy VII Poster Collection is a beautiful poster book that captures the rich legacy of Final Fantasy VII and gives fans another way to show their love for the series.
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