Summary
- Final Fantasy 14 crystal candy available for pre-order through April 25.
- Crystal candy costs 3,201 yen, based on classic Japanese candy kohakutou.
- Fans shouldn’t miss this opportunity as product sold out in a day last time.
Final Fantasy 14 is bringing back its crystal candy. Fans who missed out on the chance to buy the Final Fantasy 14 crystal candy the last time it was available won’t want to miss this chance, and they don’t have long to seize it.
Final Fantasy 14 has seen a ton of merchandise produced over the years, due to the series’ and MMORPG’s strong popularity. The series has seen a bit of everything produced, including Final Fantasy 14 clothing, camping equipment, toys, plushies, books, and crystal candy. However, fans who missed out on the crystal candy the first time around have been left waiting a long time for this second chance.
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Final Fantasy 14‘s crystal candy, originally introduced back in 2021, is finally making a comeback. The crystal candy, which is based upon Final Fantasy 14‘s crystal shards, crystals, and crystal clusters, is available for pre-order from retailer Isetan through April 25. The product will ship from Japan in August 2025. The candy costs 3,201 yen, or roughly $21.67 at time of publication. The product itself comes from Japanese confectioner Harapeko, and is based upon classic Japanese candy kohakutou. Traditionally, these candies are made from sugar, water, and agar agar, creating a crunchy and chewy texture. The box features Final Fantasy 14 branding and an image of an elemental wheel on the inside of the box. This candy sold out in a single day the last time it was made available, so fans shouldn’t miss this opportunity.
Final Fantasy 14 Has a Lot to Look Forward To
Final Fantasy 14 recently launched its 7.2 patch, which added new content, made job adjustments, and closed out the Moogle Treasure Trove event. However, there’s still a lot more on the horizon. Fans are looking forward to the Occult Crescent, a new Field Operations series, as well as Cosmic Exploration, which will see the Warrior of Light working with the Loporrits to develop planets. The story is also continuing, with the post-Dawntrail series of main story quests gradually being added to the title.
For fans who are looking for more Final Fantasy 14 merchandise, there’s new releases coming out seemingly all the time. Some of the latest include a version of Dawntrail’s regulator, which can be worn as a hairpin or headband, costumes and accessories based on Moogles and Fat Chocobos, and more. However, the most exciting of these has arguably been the release of the Final Fantasy and Magic: The Gathering collaboration, which, according to a recent leak, will have a number of new cards launching soon.
- Released
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August 27, 2013
- ESRB
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T for Teen – Language, Mild Blood, Sexual Themes, Use of Alcohol, Violence
- Engine
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Originally the Crystal Tools engine, but currently it’s a custom engine using parts of the Luminous Engine.
- Multiplayer
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Online Co-Op, Online Multiplayer
