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Description
【Size】
Height: 1.60 cm
Width: 14.80 cm
Depth: 21.00 cm
Weight: 240.0 g
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Final Fantasy 11 Anthology Comic: A Far Away Vana'diel (BROS.COMICS EX)
Sold For
909,090 Yen ($5941.76)
Win it and it arrives at our Tokyo warehouse. We combine your items into one international shipment, billed at actual carrier cost.
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Collector Commentary
Final Fantasy XI anthology comics represent a niche segment of FF11 supplementary media, particularly the BROS.COMICS EX line which served a domestic Japanese market with limited print runs and episodic storytelling tied to the game's lore. The 'Far Away Vana'diel' anthology is sought after by FF11 collectors who prioritize original Japanese source material and deep-cut paratexts that shaped the game's cultural footprint in Japan during the 2000s—these anthologies rarely received international distribution or reprints, making condition-acceptable copies increasingly difficult to source. Used condition with visible wear is typical for these titles, and scarcity compounds value for completionists building FF11 Japanese collections, though collector demand remains specialized rather than mainstream.