Final Fantasy IV and X 25th/35th Anniversary Merch Drops at Amazon

Final Fantasy IV and X 25th/35th Anniversary Merch Drops at Amazon

2026 marks milestone anniversaries for some of the most popular Final Fantasy titles. Final Fantasy IV celebrates 35 years, while PlayStation 2 classic Final Fantasy X is now 25 years old.

To mark the occasion, Square Enix has just released a new set of merch featuring exclusive anniversary art at Amazon. You can shop the full sale for a closer look, but I’ve also picked out my favorites from the new line of phone cases, tumblers, water bottles, and shirts just below.

Final Fantasy X 25th Anniversary Merch

Final Fantasy X’s new collection is made up of an eclectic selection of accessories and clothing options, with both classic and bespoke art created exclusively for its 25th anniversary. The rendered art with Tidus and Yuna alone is available as T-shirts, long sleeves, and crew neck sweaters.

They’re also all available in all sizes, from small to XXL, and come in a variety of colors like black, white, red, blue, and grey. The new anniversary art from Tetsuya Nomura is available on these clothing options, as well as on a stainless steel coffee tumbler, water bottle, and phone case.

Final Fantasy IV 35th Anniversary Merch

Final Fantasy IX (released on the SNES as Final Fantasy II in the States) is celebrating 35 years, and is one of my personal favorite entries. Like the Final Fantasy X merch, each art is available on every clothing style option, but these also come as pullover and zip hoodies.

Tetsuya Nomura’s exclusive anniversary art features Cecil in his Paladin form, as well as the summoner Rydia holding a Bomb enemy. The tumbler, water bottle, and phone case features pixel art of the entire ragtag group of party members you can recruit throughout the game.

Myles Obenza is a freelance writer for IGN. Follow him on Bluesky @mylesobenza.bsky.social.

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