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Square Enix opened pre-orders for its new Final Fantasy Adorable Arts Petit figures collection that covers more FFVII Rebirth characters like Vincent Valentine and Sephiroth. It also includes folks who haven’t been released as standard Adorable Arts yet like Cid Highwind and Reno. It will appear on January 30, 2027 in Japan. These are smaller and more affordable versions based on the existing figure line, as those normally cost between $80 and $110 per item now, depending on the character.

Since these are Petit versions of the figures in this line, they are smaller in terms of size and also don’t come with extra parts to change the pose. The smallest in this set (due to the pose) is Aerith at just under three inches (70mm). The standard version of her is about four and a half inches tall. The tallest ones in this group are Sephiroth and Vincent, who are each over three inches tall (80mm). A single blind-box of one of these costs 1,980 yen (~$13), while someone could buy a box of six for 11,880 yen (~$76). The six figures in this FFVII Rebirth collection are Aerith, Cid, Reno, Sephiroth, Vincent, and Zack. 

Here’s how all of those will look:

Volume 1 of the FFVII Rebirth Adorable Arts Petit collection featured Barret, Cloud, Red XIII, Rufus, Tifa, and Yuffie. That debuts in Japan on September 26, 2026.

If you do prefer the larger Adorable Arts FFVII versions of characters, those could end up being more affordable soon. Square Enix announced in July 2026 that it would be rereleasing eight of them. That should make the existing prices drop when the increased supply shows up.

The FFVII Rebirth Adorable Arts Petit figures of Aerith, Cid, Reno, Sephiroth, Vincent, and Zack will release in Japan on January 30, 2027. We will see them worldwide after that. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is on the Switch 2, PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC.

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