Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Cloud and Sephiroth Credit Cards Revealed
In another promotional push for the upcoming Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, Japanese credit card provider Epos revealed special Cloud Strife and Sephiroth VISA cards exclusive to the country. It's not the first piece of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth merch to have come out, but these credit cards will be great for hardcore fans who want to collect anything that has the game stamped on it.
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth is the second entry in Square Enix's remake trilogy of the iconic RPG, set to release exclusively for the PlayStation 5 on February 29. A lot of fans are already excited about the game, which has been heavily rumored to make changes to the original story. And as one of the most anticipated releases of 2024, it's only natural that Square Enix has been on a major marketing push for it.
The new Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Epos VISA cards are simple and elegant in design. They feature the two central characters with their names in minimalist text behind them: as the protagonist, Cloud stands before a white background, symbolic of his status as this game's «Warrior of Light,» while Sephiroth as the villain stands before a black background, representing darkness. People over 18 years old in Japan can start applying for the new cards online starting March 1, while existing cardholders can switch to either the Cloud or Sephiroth design by simply paying an extra fee.
The Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Epos cards will not have any membership fees attached to them, and cardholders can also get a Cloud and Red XIII chibi rubber keychain when they spend at least 10,000 yen (roughly $67 USD) in the first three months. Fans can also apply for the cards at pop-up Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth merch stores, powered by Japanese retail chain Marui, leading up to the game's release. Other available merch includes various items such as magnets and figures.
Though there's still one week left until its release, it's already looking to be one of the year's biggest gaming events, especially as Final Fantasy 7
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