Bravely Default Deluxe Edition

Everything in the Collector's Edition, plus a figurine of the woman who started it all. The Bravely Default Deluxe Edition on 3DS elevates the package with an Agnes figurine alongside the deluxe artbook, 34 augmented reality cards, and a soundtrack CD in a jewel case.

Agnes Oblige is the heart of Bravely Default. The Wind Vestal whose pilgrimage drives the entire narrative, whose quiet determination anchors a story full of betrayals and revelations. Having her rendered as a physical figurine gives the Deluxe Edition a focal point that the standard Collector's Edition lacks. She's the centerpiece of any display built around this game.

The artbook in the Deluxe Edition features Akihiko Yoshida's designs, the artist whose visual language defined Final Fantasy Tactics and whose work on Bravely Default brought that same elegance to a new IP. Paired with the Agnes figurine, you get both the two-dimensional source art and the three-dimensional realization of his vision.

The 34 augmented reality cards remain a charming artifact of the 3DS era, when developers were still experimenting with what that dual-screen, camera-equipped handheld could do. They work as standalone character cards now, a pocket-sized gallery of the game's cast.

Revo's soundtrack on a jewel-cased CD rounds out the sensory experience. That score carried Bravely Default's emotional beats in ways that elevated it beyond a simple nostalgia play. It was proof that new compositions could stand alongside the classic JRPG scores.

The Deluxe Edition is the definitive physical version of one of the 3DS's most important JRPGs. The Agnes figurine transforms it from a nice collection of extras into a genuine display piece. For collectors who want the complete statement, this is the one.