Blue Archive: Game Development Club Double Acrylic Keychain - Momoi, Midori,.
Blue Archive: Game Development Club Double Acrylic Keychain - Momoi, Midori,.
Product details
Millennium Science School's most chaotic (and adorable) club is here to take over your gear! Whether they're crunching to meet a impossible deadline or getting distracted by a legendary RPG, the Game Development Club always brings that retro gaming energy we love. If you've spent your Pyroxenes to bring this squad home in-game, you know they belong on your bag too.
Visual Highlights
These aren't your standard flat charms—the "double acrylic" design adds a fantastic sense of depth, making the character art pop. Each member is captured in their signature Millennium uniform: Momoi's boundless energy, Midori's calm focus, Aris's pure-hearted wonder, and Yuzu's shy but determined look. The print quality is crisp, capturing every pixel-perfect detail of our favorite game devs.
For Collectors
Perfect for attaching to your ITA-bag or keys. As Yostar merchandise, the colors are vibrant and the acrylic is thick enough to survive your own daily quests. It's a must-have for anyone who considers the Game Development Club story arc of the best moments in Blue Archive.
- Product Type: Double Acrylic Keychain
- Series: Blue Archive
- Characters: Momoi, Midori, Aris, Yuzu
- Material: Acrylic, Metal
- Size: Approx. 80 x 40 x 3mm
- Manufacturer: Yostar
⚠️ Please remove the protective plastic film from both sides of the acrylic before use to reveal the clear, vibrant finish.
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