Blue Archive: Game Development Club Art Board & Badge Set - Retro Gaming Ver
Blue Archive: Game Development Club Art Board & Badge Set - Retro Gaming Ver
Product details
If there's club in Millennium Science School that we'd protect with our lives, it's the Game Development Club. This fan-made collection perfectly captures that cozy, pixel-loving energy that made the GDC story arc so unforgettable. Whether they're raiding ruins or just trying to finish a deadline, this squad is the heart of the game.
Visual Highlights
The art board (shikishi) features the whole squad in a beautifully vibrant style. You've got Aris looking ready for a legendary quest, the Saiba twins (Momoi and Midori) radiating their signature chaotic-but-harmonious energy, and Yuzu looking absolutely precious as the club's resident 'hidden' leader. The set is rounded out with matching badges and a commemorative ticket, making it feel like a true treasure from the GDC archives.
For Collectors
Fan-made (doujin) sets like this are special because they're created with so much love for the characters. The art style feels fresh yet totally faithful to the Millennium vibe. It's a must-have for anyone who spent their pyroxenes to bring the whole club home in-game.
- Product Type: Art Board (Shikishi), Badge, & Ticket Set
- Characters: Aris, Midori, Momoi, Yuzu
- Club: Game Development Club (Millennium Science School)
- Material: Cardboard, Tin, Paper
⚠️ This is a fan-made (doujin) product set. Handle the art board with care to avoid corner damage.
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