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Nintendo has announced that it will hold multiple Mother 2 campaigns in Lawson outlets accross Japan in late 2024. The collaboration will consist of giveaways, lotteries, and sales of items branded with the Japanese version of Earthbound.

This campaign will introduce a vanilla-flavored Country Ma'am snack package with an additional Mother 2 brand. Nintendo will also put up 12-month subscription cards for the Japanese Nintendo Switch Online with a pixel sprite of Mr Saturn. s who have a Japanese Switch Online subscription between November 25, 2024 and December 9, 2024, can also obtain Mother 2 avatar icons if they haven't previously.

In addition, the company will also hold a raffle using any available Japanese 12-month cards, where 40 people can win a cushion blanket or a set of six glass mug cups.

Nintendo will also set up the My Nintendo mobile app so that people who perform a GPS check-in at a Lawson outlet within the event duration can receive a Mother 2 smartphone wallpaper, which features Mr Saturn.

Lawson will not be the only company Nintendo cooperates with for this campaign. It is also working with Bandai Spirits to launch an Ichiban Kuji lottery on November 30, 2024. Other than the cushion blankets and the mug cups from the Switch Online raffle, the lottery will feature a Mr Saturn-shaped savings box as the highest A-tier prize.

Mother 2 / Earthbound will the list of titles that Nintendo has used in Lawson collaboration campaigns. The companies previously worked together on promoting The Legend of Zelda titles Tears of the Kingdom in May 2023 and Echoes of Wisdom in August-October 2024.

The Mother 2 merchandise campaigns in Lawson outlets across Japan will run from Monday, November 25, 2024, until December 29, 2024.

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Hobonichi revealed that it will release more Earthbound merchandise in August 2024 to celebrate the game's 30th anniversary. The merchandise releases will also coincide with the launches of the game's exhibits, which will appear temporarily in department stores across Japan.

The new collection will range from towels and t-shirts to a stress ball featuring Mr Saturn. It will also include the real-life version of Cup of Lifenoodles, which Hobonichi had previously revealed in early July 2024. People will be able to get two sets of udon noodles at ¥1,780 (~$11.60).

Here is the complete list of the new Earthbound merchandise, along with their prices in Japanese yen:

• T-shirt: ¥4,950
• Body towel: ¥3,300
• Hand towel: ¥1,320
• Paper bag: ¥2,200
• Cup of Lifenoodles: ¥1,780
• Poo's Ramen Donburi set with bowl and spoon: ¥3,300
• Mr Saturn's hanging stress ball: ¥1,320
• Tonzura Brothers (a.k.a. Runaway Five) tin box: ¥2,860
• Space Tunnel pochette: ¥3,300

At the same time, Hobonichi will also hold exhibits that showcase the game originally known in Japan as Mother 2. The "Secrets of Mother 2" paid exhibit will run at Hobinichi's store in Shibuya Parco from August 1, 2024, to September 8, 2024. The company will also run free satellite exhibits at Tobichi Tokyo, Osaka's Umeda Loft, Sapporo Parco, and Nagoya Parco around the same period.

The new Earthbound exhibit and merchandise collection will appear in Japan on August 1, 2024.

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Hobonichi revealed a new soft vinyl toy modeled after the Earthbound protagonist Ness. The company will sell this new toy via a lottery that it will hold in August 2024.

The toy will be available in a standard size of around 22 cm (~8.66 inches) tall. The head, arms, and legs will be fully posable. The set will also come with a baseball bat and PK/PSI Flash effect that the owner can place on Ness' right and left hands, respectively.

Here are the sample images showing multiple poses that the soft vinyl toy will be able to take:

This soft vinyl toy will appear as one of the numerous merchandise that Hobonichi will produce to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Earthbound, which is also originally known in Japan as Mother 2. Shigesato Itoi's company had also previously revealed a real-world version of the Cup of Lifenoodles that it will release in August 2024.

Hobonichi will hold the lottery for the right to purchase the Earthbound Ness soft vinyl toy on August 1-19, 2024. People who win the lottery will be able to buy the toy for 29,700 yen (~$190) between late August 2024 and mid-September 2024.

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Hobonichi has revealed that it will release the Cup of Lifenoodles from the Earthbound series in the real world. People will be able to actually taste the food used to fully revive unconscious characters in the game series in August 2024.

The Cup of Lifenoodles appeared in Earthbound and Mother 3 as an item that players mainly use to revive fallen characters to full health, though it can also recover any other status ailments. The item's original Japanese name is "Inochi no Udon" (Udon of Life), so Udon will be the noodle type used for this product. Hobonichi will source the noodles from Japan's Gunma prefecture.

Hobonichi has yet to provide more details on the noodles' availability, including its pricing and whether it will be shippable worldwide like the 30th Anniversary concert merchandise. However, its announcement tweet did reveal the package's content. The set will contain two udon noodle packages and a coaster mat.

Hobonichi's Japanese tweet is also available to view right below:

The real-world version of Cup of Lifenoodles from the Earthbound series will be available in August 2024. The product will be based on the item that appeared in Earthbound and Mother 3. The entire Earthbound series is available to play on Nintendo Switch via its Online subscription, although Mother 3 remains exclusive to Japan due to its lack of localization.

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Hobonichi revealed a new collection of Earthbound merchandise that will appear to help celebrate "The Music of Mother" live concert. The concert's English webpage confirms that people from all around the world will be able to place pre-orders on Hobonichi's web store, and the store s global shipping via FedEx.

A total of four item types are revealed, with one of them having two separate versions. The first one is a pair of plushes featuring Gorgeous and Lucky, the two front of the Runaway Five group. People can get both plushes encased in a bus-shaped packaging for 6,600 yen (~$42).

The second highlighted item is a tin container with Jim Dunlop guitar picks that cost 3,300 yen (~$21). This set will be heavily inspired by the preferences of the Earthbound series composer Keiichi Suzuki. The musician prefers to use pink teardrop picks for electric guitars and orange medium picks for the acoustic versions.

Other than those two, Hobonichi will also sell T-shirts at 4,950 yen (~$31.50) apiece and towels at 2,200 yen (~$14) each. The T-shirt will feature the complete Runaway Five lineup with the group's Japanese name Tonzura Brothers. It will be available in four sizes from S to LL (XL). Meanwhile, the towels will appear in two different designs: one with the Mother logo, and the other with the iconic word "SMAAAASH!!"

Here are the sample images for each of the items mentioned above:

The Earthbound-themed merchandise from "The Music of Mother" live concert will be available for sale worldwide on June 4, 2024, at 11 AM JST (June 3, 2024, at 10 PM ET).

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Hobonichi announced that it will hold a "The Music of Mother" concert on June 22, 2024, as part of celebrations for the 30th anniversary of Earthbound. The company will hold the concert exclusively online via streaming, but people in select countries and territories outside Japan will also be able to watch it.

The concert will run for approximately two hours from 8 PM to 10 PM JST (7 AM - 9 AM ET). The first part will have Hirokazu "Chip" Tanaka play remixes of tracks from the Earthbound/Mother series. In the middle part, Shigesato Itoi will discuss the series' music with Tanaka and Keiichi Suzuki on a Japanese talk show. Suzuki will return in the third and last part to perform with the Tonzura Mother Band.

The regular streaming tickets will be available for 3,300 yen (~$21). The sales period will open on Stagecrowd from June 4, 2024, until July 7, 2024—before Stagecrowd takes down the stream archive at midnight JST on July 8, 2024.

Hobonichi will also sell a bonus set that comes with a paper ticket, a satin backstage , and a ticket holder. The bundle will cost 4,950 yen (~$32), and its sales will end earlier on June 17, 2024. People residing outside Japan will also be able to purchase this bundle, but Hobonichi will apply a separate shipping fee.

The stream is technically watchable worldwide as long as s can access the viewing test page without any issues. However, Stagecrowd will only legally payments from the following countries and territories:

• Americas: United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Peru
• Europe: United Kingdom, , , Italy, Spain
• Asia: Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore
• Oceania: Australia, New Zealand

The Earthbound 30th anniversary live concert "The Music of Mother" will run on Saturday, June 22, 2024, at 8 PM JST (7 AM ET). Sales for the streaming tickets will be available from June 4, 2024.

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Hobonichi revealed that it is working with Casio to produce a new Earthbound G-Shock watch model. The watch will be priced at 23,980 yen (~$160), but it will only be available in limited numbers. The only way to purchase this watch will be to a lottery that Hobonichi will hold on March 14-25, 2024.

In its press release, Hobonichi noted that this watch will have more improvements and more Earthbound references compared to the original 2022 release. Being based on the GW-6900 model, it will the Multiband 6 technology that lets s in North America, Europe, and East Asia sync the watch's time automatically.

While the first release only featured black color, this model will come in red, which suits Earthbound better. The new watch will also show a "SMAAAASH!!" text when the display is lit up. It will also contain more references to the game, such as the Japanese Mother logo on the top, the "POTENTIAL" text on the bottom, and the phone icon on the backside.

Hobonichi is also showcasing a physical sample of the new collaboration watch at its storefronts. The sample is immediately viewable at Tobichi Tokyo until February 27, 2024. The company will then move it to Shinsaibashi Parco in Osaka on March 1-17, 2024. The watch will return to Tobichi Tokyo for a final showing on March 20-24, 2024.

The GW-6900MOT24-4JR Earthbound G-Shock watch will be available for purchase via lottery on March 14-25, 2024. The item will also be a part of Earthbound's 30th anniversary celebrations, following its original release for Super Famicom (SNES) in 1994 in Japan as Mother 2.

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NHK has revealed its line-up of games that its TV show Game Genome will cover in season 2. It’ll start airing its episode on Final Fantasy XIV on January 10, 2024. [Thanks, 4Gamer!]

There will be ten episodes in total. The list of games that Game Genome will cover is:

• Final Fantasy XIV (January 10, 2024)
• Street Fighter series (January 17, 2024)
• Journey (January 24, 2024)
• Mushiking: The King of Beetles, Love, and Berry: Dress Up and Dance! (January 31, 2024)
• It Takes Two
• Power Pros
• NieR Automata
• Cities: Skylines
• Fatal Frame
• Earthbound

Each episode will end with information on the next episode’s release date and guests. While we have the concrete release dates for the first four episodes, it’s a little unclear what the order will be for the last six games on the list. As a note, 2024 marks the 30th anniversary of Earthbound, and Hobonichi and Nintendo have promised many campaigns and events to celebrate it. So they might give some information about the anniversary during the Earthbound episode.

Artist Yoshitaka Amano, who has contributed artwork for the Final Fantasy series over the years, has drawn an illustration for the show. The art represents the many genres of video games, and a genome surrounds the goddess in the middle of the picture. The piece will appear on the set as decoration, and a CG-animated version of it will appear in the opening.

Game Genome started airing in October 2022 on NHK. It offers a deep analysis of famous or beloved games, with the game’s developers appearing on the show to explain what makes their game deep or special. The first season covered games like Dark Souls, Death Stranding, and Life is Strange.

Game Genome season 2 will start airing on NHK on January 10, 2024.

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2024 marks the 30th anniversary of Earthbound and there will be several campaigns, some involving exclusive limited-time merchandise, available throughout the year as celebration.

You can keep track of the Earthbound 30th Anniversary campaigns via the official website or on Twitter (X). As of the time of writing, the website is a page with the logo for the anniversary, as well as the same text as the press release. To summarize it, there will be commemorative merchandise, events that Nintendo and Hobonichi have never done before for Earthbound, and collaboration events. The team doesn’t know all the details just yet, in the sense that they’re still coming out with new ideas. They’ve finished planning out some, whereas they’ve only just secured permissions for others. So they cannot say anything for sure just yet.

Earthbound (or Mother 2 in Japan) first came out in 1994 on the NES. It plays like a standard or traditional Dragon Quest-like RPG but set in a modern (for the 1990’s) USA parody. The plot of the story revolves around a boy named Ness who, with his friends, discover that the Gigyas, an alien race, have filled the world with hatred. They travel through many strange lands and meet new allies to defeat the Gigyas and save the world.

Earthbound and Earthbound Beginnings are available on the Nintendo Switch if you have Nintendo Switch Online.

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EarthBound creator Shigesato Itoi spoke about the possibility of an official localization of Mother 3. As part of an interview for a new documentary called EarthBound USA, Itoi stated that he would love for people in the West to play the game, but there were complications with the localization. [Thanks, IGN!]

The EarthBound USA documentary documents the Mother franchise’s cult status in the US. It also touches on the development of the game’s popular fan translation. The documentary team's interview with Itoi marks the first time he has spoken about the desire for Western fans to play an official localization. He remarked that the fan translation was offered to Nintendo, but they turned it down, stating it “wasn’t quite as simple as that.” Despite his interest in seeing a release for Western fans, he has no interest in returning to the project personally as he has moved on.

Itoi’s interview is the latest comment from an official source about the state of any official Mother 3 localization. Producer Shinichi Kameoka, previously told Nintendo Everything that he would love to see it happen. Meanwhile, former head of Nintendo of America, Reggie Fils-Aime, told Bloomberg that Nintendo had little interest in a US version of the game due to the transition to the DS hardware at the time.

While Mother 3 still has no official release outside Japan, its predecessors, EarthBound and EarthBound Beginnings, are playable as part of the Nintendo Switch Online library.

The EarthBound USA documentary featuring the full interview with Shigesato Itoi is available now via Fangamer.

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An Earthbound/Mother pop-up store with merchandise will appear around Japan throughout August and September 2023. This pop-up shop first appeared in Shibuya earlier this year. It’s free to enter, which means you can also go inside and check out the themed items or decor. It’s unknown whether or not you’ll be allowed to take pictures. [Thanks, PR Times!]

The dates and cities for the Earthbound/Mother pop-up store tour are as follows:

• Nagoya - Sakae Loft
  August 4 - August 28, 2023
• Ikebukuro - Parco
  September 1 - September 25, 2023
• Sendai - JR Sendai Station
  September 4 - September 15, 2023
• Toyama - Sogawa Base
  September 17 - September 30, 2023
• Umeda - Umeda Loft
  September 29 - October 22, 2023
• Shibuya - Shibuya 109
  September 29 - October 15, 2023
• Sapporo - Sapporo Parco
  October 16 - November 5, 2023
• Hiroshima - Hiroshima Parco
  November 1 - November 13, 2023

As for the Mother merchandise that you’ll be able to buy, most of the items are apparel. For example, you can get a T-shirt with the Earthbound 2 logo on it for 4950 JPY. There are also hats for sale. As for more unique items, you can get:

• Skateboard deck: 16,500 JPY
• Paula’s Toy: 4620 JPY
• Ness’s Yo-Yo: 2200 JPY

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Paula’s toy is a red teddy bear. As for the skateboard decks, there appears to be three designs. You can get one that looks like the in-game map, one that has the Mother logo, and one of four silhouettes.

The Earthbound/Mother Street pop-up store with merchandise will start in appearing in Japan in August 2023, with the first store opening up for a limited time in Nagoya.

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In the history of JRPGs, there have been many that have defined the genre as a whole since many years ago, and with the launch of remakes, remasters, and various gaming services, people get the best chances to play or replay them right now. As long as you have the right console or subscription, you can easily access some of them. To help people out, I gathered together some of the more notable ones easily available. Ranging from rich storylines and deep character development to engaging gameplay mechanics, these are some of the best classic JRPGs you can play on current consoles.

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No matter how many years , Final Fantasy VI’s story is still one of the most memorable experiences in gaming. The mix of a world right in the middle of a technological revolution and exquisite pixel sprites make this game worth playing now more than ever. You can find it as part of the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster collection on the PS4, PS5, Switch, PC, and mobile devices.

https://youtu.be/VZC_0ePZwjc

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One of the most groundbreaking games of its era, Live A Live was locked away as a Japan-only title for the Super Famicom until 2022. This game guides you through the point of view of six different protagonists from all points across time and space. The latest HD-2D remake of this iconic game brings all the original’s charm and remarkable storytelling to nowadays consoles. You can find Live A Live on the Switch, PS4, PS5, and PC.

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Originally released for the Nintendo Gamecube, Tales of Symphonia set the style for many action-RPGs for years to come. Using a cast of interesting characters, a memorable journey, and an engaging real-time combat system, this game will be in the memory of any player who gives it a try. You can play Tales of Symphonia on the PS2, PS3, PC via Steam, or its official remaster on the Switch, PS4, and Xbox One. Backwards compatibility also means you can play it on the PS5 and Xbox Series X.

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The third mainline entry in the Shin Megami Tensei series has been praised by many because of its difficulty. Moreover, elements like the post-apocalyptic Tokyo setting and the demon negotiation mechanic make it one of the must-haves for anyone looking for an unforgettable experience. In addition, it also features Dante from the Devil May Cry series. You can play Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne HD Remaster on the Switch, PS4, and PC. Backwards compatibility also means you can play it on the PS5.

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There’s no complete list of great classic JRPGs without mentioning the one who put the genre on the map. The iconic Dragon Quest series introduced players to the main staples of the JRPG formula such as a customizable party, an interesting fantasy setting, and even the traditional turn-based combat, and the third entry may well be the one that perfected all the elements. You can find the Dragon Quest III port on Nintendo Switch, PS4, and mobile devices. Backwards compatibility also means you can play it on the PS5.

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Kingdom Hearts II is considered by many as one of the most important games of the PS2 era. Its unique blend of Final Fantasy and Disney characters mixed with an engaging and complex storyline makes it an unforgettable action RPG. The version you can find currently is a revision by the name of Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix as part of the Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX, and you can play it on the PS4, Xbox One, Switch (via the cloud version), and PC. Backwards compatibility also means you can play it on the PS5 and Xbox Series X.

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Persona 4 stands out because of its fun and endearing mix of turn-based battles and social simulating segments. This is one of the few games in this list set in a more contemporary period, so it recontextualizes many of the genre staples in very creative ways. Furthermore, the Golden remaster brings additional content that delves more into the already interesting base story. You can immediately play Persona 4 Golden on PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC.

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The story of Ness in his journey to save the world from an otherworldly menace is one of the most remarkable classic JRPGs. Although being the inspiration for games such as Undertale, Omori, and countless other titles, Earthbound remained for some years one of the most difficult games to find legally until recently. You can play Earthbound right now on Nintendo Switch via the SNES app with an online subscription or as part of the available collection of games on the SNES mini.

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Hobonichi announced a new collaboration with hats and apparel company New Era and the Earthbound game series (or Mother in Japan). This is the second collaboration with New Era, as part of the Hobonichi Mother Project. Three new designs will be available, and they feature iconic sprites and visual effects from the Earthbound/Mother series. Each hat will cost 6,600 JPY (or roughly $50 USD). [Thanks, Game Watch!]

The new Earthbound hats will only be available at Mother Street, a section in the Seikatsu no Tanoshimi 2023 Exhibition that will be held from April 29, 2023 until May 5, 2023 in Shinjuku, Tokyo.

The hats are based on the New Era 9THIRTY model. The three new models available are the Teleport Crash model, the SMAAAASH!! model, and the Skywalker model. You can take a better look at the hats in the gallery below.

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The teleport crash sprite is the result of a failed attempt at using the PSI Teleport in Earthbound, while the SMAAAASH!! graphic is a result of dealing a successful critical hit. Meanwhile, the Skywalker model is based after the Sky Walker, the UFO-looking flying saucer that Jeff uses in the game to travel from Winters to Threed. In the English localization, the Sky Walker is known as the Sky Runner.

The Hobonichi x New Era Earthbound collaboration hats cost 6,600 JPY (~$50 USD), and they will be exclusive to the Mother Street section of the Seikatsu no Tanoshimi 2023 Exhibition, which will be held from April 29, 2023 until May 5, 2023 in Shinjuku, Tokyo.

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Fans of Earthbound will have a chance to induct their shelf into Happy Happyism soon. On March 8, 2023, pre-orders will open for a "life-size" replica of the Earthbound Evil Mani Mani statue in Japan. Mother series creator Shigesato Itoi's Hobonichi Mother Project created the item, based on a one-off replica used for events. According to the press release, Itoi received an "overwhelming" amount of interest from fans who wanted their own copy. [Thanks, Dengeki!]

Like the original, the Earthbound Evil Mani Mani statue is based on the item (and enemy) from Earthbound (a.k.a. Mother 2). It's also known as the "Mani Mani Demon", and is a shiny, golden statue. It stands about 30 cm tall (about 1 foot), and is described as having a "heavy, comfortable weight." The statue depicts a horned figure (the Evil Mani Mani) standing straight and holding a sword in its hands. The bottom of the statue's base has the Mother logo engraved on it. A special sticker with the character "封" (for "Seal") is included with every purchase, in case one is concerned that the statue's ominous appearance may actually be unlucky.

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Each statue will cost 9,999 Yen (about $74 USD). The pre-order period will last from March 8-29, 2023. Delivery is expected around late May 2023 in Japan, though overseas shipping is available from the official site. To promote the Earthbound Mani Mani statue, the Hobonichi Mother Project is also publishing a series of interviews with Itoi about the game, and the character.

In the game itself, the Evil Mani Mani is a mystical object said to spread the influence of Giygas and bring out human beings' evil tendencies. It was used to control the minds of the Happy Happyism cult.

Earthbound can be played on the Nintendo Switch via the Nintendo Switch Online SNES game library.

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At Hobonichi’s “Lifestyle Enjoyment Exhibition 2022,” a free “Earthbound Department Store will open and sell merchandise like Ness dolls. While the event will begin on April 29, 2022, pre-orders for its items will start on April 11, 2022. The products will appear at a later date via the Hobonichi Earthbound Project site. [Thanks, Game Watch!]

The full list of Earthbound merchandise will include:

• Capless Fountain Pen: 22,000 JPY
• Carry Bag (3 colors): 2,750 JPY
• Clayman Doll: 3,850 JPY
• Dog-like Person (Boney) Doll: 8,800 JPY
• Franklin Badge: 3,850 JPY
• Earthbound Cotton Tote Bag: 1,980 JPY
• Stacking Mug (Fourside): 1,100 JPY
• Me and My Friends Dolls: 11,000 JPY
• Mr. Saturn Headband: 2,420 JPY
• Mr. Saturn’s Words: 2,970 JPY
• YOJO Tape: 660 JPY

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While these products will appear in the online store, the Replica Screen Series Moonside picture and a Mr. Saturn plush will be available only at the Department Store event.

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It has been three years since the last Lifestyle Enjoyment Exhibition. In 2022, over sixty stores will attendance. The Earthbound Department Store section, it will look like Fourside. According to the article, the event will try not to have any blackouts like in the game.

The Earthbound Department Store will be open from April 29, 2022 until May 4, 2022. Earthbound and Earthbound Beginnings are immediately available on the Switch for Nintendo Switch Online.

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