Blue Archive: Game Development Club Acrylic Display Board - Ichibankuji Vol..
Blue Archive: Game Development Club Acrylic Display Board - Ichibankuji Vol..
Product details
The heart and soul of Millennium's gaming scene is finally here! This gorgeous B5-sized acrylic display features the entire Game Development Club, and honestly, seeing Aris, Momoi, Midori, and Yuzu all together just makes us want to start a new RPG quest immediately.
Visual Highlights
This Prize D exclusive from the second Blue Archive Ichibankuji captures the club in a vibrant, high-energy group shot. You've got Aris looking as precious as ever in the foreground, Yuzu being her shy but adorable self, and the twins Momoi and Midori bringing that chaotic gamer energy to the background. The B5 landscape format is perfect for showing off the detailed character art and the colorful, star-studded Millennium aesthetic.
For Collectors
As a Prize D item from a limited lottery run, this isn't your average retail acrylic. It's a substantial display piece that acts more like a mini-poster with the premium depth acrylic can provide. If you've been following their journey from the retro game quest to the emotional beats of Volume 2, this is the ultimate tribute to the club that refused to give up.
- Series: Ichibankuji Blue Archive Vol. 2 (Prize D)
- Characters: Aris, Momoi, Midori, Yuzu (Game Development Club)
- Material: Acrylic
- Size: B5 (Approx. 182mm × 257mm)
⚠️ This is a confirmed item. The packaging may have been opened to verify the character content inside.
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