Final Fantasy

Updated 7/25/01

Introduction:

Final Fantasy is a series of adventure/role playing video games produced by Square, and each new sequel garners more respect and fans. Each sequel stars a new selection of main characters, although the Chocobos have appeared consistently since the early volumes, and have even spun off into their own collection of games. I believe the first plushes based on Final Fantasy were for FF7, and there were three sets made. Surprisingly, there were no plushes for FF8, just key chains and figurines. There was one set of plushes based on the FF9 characters, and a set is planned for FF10, due later this year.

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Final Fantasy VII Plush Set 1 - November, 1996
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Cloud Strife   Barrett   Chocobo

There were 5 plush toys in this series, including Cloud, Aerith, Barrett, Red XIII, and Chocobo. The average size was about 7 inches tall. So far, I've only found three.

Final Fantasy VII Plush Set 2 - March, 1997

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Cloud Strife Tifa Lockhart Cid Highwind Vincent Valentine Yuffie Kisaragi
There were 7 plush toys in this series. So far, I've only found five. The average size is about 7 inches.

 

Final Fantasy VII Plush Set 3 - August, 1997
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There were 6 in this set, all are Chocobos. The yellow, green, blue and gold Chocobos are identical other than the different colors. The black chocobo looks a bit older and more mature. (Notice the longer bill.) The last plush is the lovable Chubby Chocobo.

 

Final Fantasy IX Plush Set 1
71325.jpg (52098 bytes) 2000 There were just 3 in the series of plush toys this time. In addition to the plushes, there were also two sets of keychain figures, and a set of 3 small figurine dioramas.

 

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