Japanese Card Game Retailer Furuichi Online Offering Deck Box as a Tears of the Kingdom Pre-Order Bonus
Posted on March 22 2023 by Emi Curtis
Ah, to live in a global culture. If the exclusive pins from GameStop Canada, the commemorative spoon from Amazon JP, or the luggage tag from Walmart Canada weren’t enough for you, another region-exclusive pre-order bonus for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is on the scene. Like the spoon, this one is exclusive to Japan through online retailer Furuichi Online. Furuichi Online, which sells collectible cards and video games, has announced that they’ll be offering a complimentary deck box with pre-orders of the upcoming Zelda title.
While there is no mention of the exact materials the box is made from, it’s safe to assume it’s probably the typical lightweight plastic most deck boxes are made from. Besides a really nice design, it also comes with two dividers with additional art and designs from the game on them. As someone who is known to dabble in card games and has access to Japanese markets, this is a tempting bonus; though given I’d receive a Japanese copy of Tears of the Kingdom, I’ll have to pass.
On the off chance you’re in the market for a Japanese copy of the game and want the deck box, a pre-order with Furuichi Online will run you 7018¥ plus shipping, which is about $60 USD. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom releases on May 12th, 2023.
5月12日発売 Nintendo Switchソフト
「#ゼルダの伝説 TEARS OF THE KINGDOM」ご予約受付中です🙌ふるいちオンラインで予約するとオリジナルデッキケースが付いてきます👀✨
さらにポイントも２倍に🔥ご予約はこちらから👇https://t.co/APyaY1z8fk pic.twitter.com/X6369UzQwn
— ふるいちオンライン【公式】アカウント (@furu1_online) March 17, 2023
What are you thoughts on this deck box? Would you get it if it was available in your region? Let us know in the comments below!
Source: Furuichi Online
Emi Curtis is an associate editor with Zelda Dungeon, having originally joined the team in late 2020. She is a freelance artist, programmer, and streamer with a healthy love of both the creative and analytical. She can frequently be found playing RPGs and Adventure games, her favorite of which being The Wind Waker. She is also quite fond of playing Zelda Randomizers. Currently, she hosts a tabletop RPG series on Twitch and operates a freelance illustration business. She can be found on Twitter and Twitch as her VTuber alter-ego Gwen Myoty, creating nerdy artwork, dungeon mastering tabletop games, and playing RPGs.
