Final Fantasy X is in its 25th anniversary year, marked by a museum exhibition at LUMINE ZERO in Shinjuku, a package release of FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster for Nintendo Switch 2, and a trading card game special collection. Square Enix has not announced a new game in the series in these stories.
Final Fantasy X coverage centers on the 25th anniversary push. The FINAL FANTASY X MUSEUM -Ko no Kioku- ran from September 12 to September 27 at LUMINE ZERO in Shinjuku, built around 10 themes with a Zanarkand photo spot, a Macalania Woods screening area, Nobuo Uematsu's production notes, and early storyboard drafts including Yuna's speech. Animate Holdings handled ticketing and merchandise, which included a Blitzball cushion, a Zanarkand Abes jacket, and a YoJimbo coin purse.
The anniversary also reached retail. Square Enix released the package version of FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster for Nintendo Switch 2 on August 27 at 7,480 yen, with a special sleeve case carrying the anniversary logo. A 25th Anniversary Kuji lottery launched September 12 at FamilyMart and Square Enix Official Store locations, with Tidus and Yuna figures and a Yuna figure (Sending Ver.) as the Last Prize. A Final Fantasy Trading Card Game special collection with Al Bhed card text was scheduled for December 31, 2026 at 11,000 yen. Lit Baff Apt released seven apparel items on August 24, priced from 2,750 to 9,900 yen.
The wider Final Fantasy beat in these stories belongs to Final Fantasy XIV, which dominated coverage with the Dawntrail patch schedule, the Tokyo Fan Festival, and a Switch 2 release. Final Fantasy X appears there only as merchandise and music: an Orchestrion Roll of To Zanarkand among The Rising rewards, and the anniversary exhibition as part of the commemorative push.
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Isamu Kamikokuryo, a concept artist and art director on several Final Fantasy titles, will hold an original art exhibition at Boat Race Naruto UZU HALL in Tokushima Prefecture starting November 3. About 40 original artworks from Final Fantasy X, XII, XIII and XV and other titles are scheduled. The run splits into a first term from November 3 to 11 and a second term from March 5 to 10.
The exhibition FINAL FANTASY X MUSEUM -Ko no Kioku- runs from September 12 to September 27 at LUMINE ZERO in Shinjuku, Tokyo, marking 25 years since Final Fantasy X. It is built around 10 themes, with a Zanarkand photo spot featuring Tidus's sword Fratanity, a Macalania Woods area screening Tidus and Yuna scenes, Nobuo Uematsu's production notes, and early storyboard drafts including Yuna's speech.
Square Enix announced the Final Fantasy X 25th Anniversary Kuji, releasing September 12, 2026, at FamilyMart stores and Square Enix Official Store locations. Prizes include Tidus and Yuna figures, a blitzball plush, visual sheets, and more. The Last Prize is a Yuna figure (Sending Ver.). Each draw costs 850 yen.
Square Enix released seven Final Fantasy X collaboration products through its apparel brand Lit Baff Apt on August 24. The lineup includes Blitzball League tees carrying all 11 team emblems, city pop graphic tees of Tidus and Yuna, Lulu-inspired long-sleeve and cap pieces, and a stacking mug. Prices range from 2,750 yen to 9,900 yen.
Square Enix is releasing a Final Fantasy Trading Card Game special collection for the 25th anniversary of Final Fantasy X. All included cards receive special foil treatment, and card text uses the Al Bhed language. The collection includes previously released popular cards and high-rarity cards from the Eternal Bliss booster pack. Reservations are open on Amazon.co.jp for 11,000 yen, with release scheduled for December 31, 2026.
Animate Holdings began ticket sales on August 7 for the Final Fantasy X 25th anniversary exhibition, FINAL FANTASY X MUSEUM - Memories of Illusions -, and revealed a partial lineup of commemorative merchandise. The event runs from September 12 to 27, 2026, at LUMINE 0 (NEWoMan Shinjuku 5F) in Tokyo. Advance tickets are 2,000 yen, and same-day tickets are 2,600 yen, both sold via eplus's electronic ticket service. Paid visitors receive one randomly selected Temple Card from eight types as an admission bonus. The merchandise lineup includes a Cushion Blitzball priced at 5,500 yen, modeled after the in-game sport's ball, and a Jacket Zanarkand Abes at 17,600 yen, based on the team protagonist Tidus belonged to. Other items include an Omamori-style Keyholder Collection at 880 yen, a Coin Purse YoJimbo at 1,650 yen, and a Shoulder Pouch Auron's Turtleneck at 4,950 yen. The exhibition is organized by Animate Holdings, with merchandise sold by MOVIC. Additional details on exhibits and more merchandise are planned for the official website and X account.
The latest This Week in Games column notes the 25th anniversary of Final Fantasy X, released in 2001. Square Enix released a commemorative video featuring major moments from the game. The column also discusses the game's setting, its Okinawan-inspired names for Tidus and Yuna, and its heavy use of water as a visual theme.
Square Enix has opened pre-orders for a new line of mascot plush toys called Pocket Peoplets, featuring characters from Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and Final Fantasy X. The lineup includes 11 characters total: Cloud, Aerith, Tifa, and Sephiroth from FF7R, and Tidus, Yuna, Wakka, Lulu, Kimahri, Auron, and Rikku from FF10. Each Pocket Peoplet is described as compact enough to fit in a pocket, with a soft, fluffy texture and large eyes designed for attaching to bags or displaying at home or in an office. Each mascot is priced at 2,090 yen (tax included). The release date is set for November 14, 2026. Pre-orders are available now through the Square Enix e-STORE, the company's official online shop. The product pages for each character are live on the store.
Square Enix has launched a limited-time lineup of official T-shirts commemorating the 25th anniversary of Final Fantasy X and the 35th anniversary of Final Fantasy IV, available through Amazon's Merch on Demand service. The collection includes nine short-sleeve T-shirt designs, each priced at 3,600 yen (tax included). For Final Fantasy X, the designs feature special anniversary art, CG art of Yuna, key art of Tidus and Yuna, and CG art of Tidus. For Final Fantasy IV, the designs include Rydia art, a character circle line motif, 35th anniversary art, dot characters, and Cecil art. The shirts come in multiple colors and sizes, including men's XS to 3XL, women's M to L, and kids' sizes 100 to 150. In addition to short-sleeve T-shirts, the lineup also includes long-sleeve T-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, and zip hoodies. The sale period runs for one year, until July 16, 2027. The official Final Fantasy X account on X (formerly Twitter) also promoted the apparel and goods.
Square Enix has announced a 25th anniversary exhibition for Final Fantasy X, titled 'FINAL FANTASY X MUSEUM - Memory of the Phantasm.' The event will run from September 12 to September 27, 2026, at Lumine Zero in Shinjuku, Tokyo. The exhibition will feature a range of development materials from the original 2001 PlayStation 2 RPG, alongside commemorative merchandise available for purchase at the venue. Fan art and memory comments submitted through the official 25th anniversary special page will also be displayed. The official website and X (formerly Twitter) account launched on July 17 of this year. In addition to the exhibition, Square Enix is rolling out other 25th anniversary projects, including a line of T-shirts and smartphone cases now available on Amazon, and a stream of the Switch 2 version of Final Fantasy X on the variety show 'Kano Eiko's Critica no Hit' scheduled for the same day as the announcement. Ticket details for the exhibition have not yet been released and will be announced via the official channels.
Square Enix announced seven collaboration items from its Lit Bāff Apt. brand for Final Fantasy X, including T-shirts inspired by the Sacred Spring scene and The Sending in a city pop style, Blitzball League official goods, Lulu's Moogle Doll, and a Besaid Aurochs mug. The release date is August 24.
Square Enix released two limited music products for Final Fantasy X's 25th anniversary on July 1: a 2-LP vinyl set with 20 tracks and a compilation album collecting 15 arrangements of "To Zanarkand." Both are available at official Square Enix shops and the e-STORE.
Square Enix announced on June 26 that Tidus, the protagonist of Final Fantasy X, will be added to the smartphone game Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy on June 30. The free-to-play iOS and Android action battle game launched in March 2026 and features warriors from the Final Fantasy series battling in modern Tokyo. Tidus is a Speed-type Water-attribute character with the Quick Trick dash attack and the Zanarkand Abes Ace passive. A limited-time gacha for his exclusive abilities Jecht Shot and Ace of the Blitz will also be available.
Square Enix will hold pop-up stores at Daimaru Shinsaibashi and Daimaru Tokyo from July 3 and July 17 respectively, selling exclusive Final Fantasy X merchandise, music, and art books. The stores also feature wall designs and mini panels with 25th anniversary art, plus a collaboration collection with Daimaru Matsuzakaya department stores.
Square Enix announced a collaboration event between the mobile RPG "Octopath Traveler: Champions of the Continent" and "Final Fantasy X," running from June 18 to August 13. The event brings Tidus, Yuna, and Auron as playable 5-star characters, with job classes set to Thief, Cleric, and Warrior respectively. Players can obtain one of the three characters guaranteed through a free "Seal Box" distributed at the Web Ruby Shop. The event story, supervised by Motomu Toriyama with character supervision by Tetsuya Nomura, unfolds in three parts. Collaboration weapons including Ultima Weapon, Nirvana, and Masamune are obtainable by defeating specific enemies in the "Record of Archfiends" mode. A Cactuar companion is available as an event reward, and a quiz campaign during the collaboration livestream will grant all players 800 Rubies. The collaboration coincides with campaigns celebrating 20 million downloads of the mobile title.