Final Fantasy 10 has been celebrating its 25th anniversary throughout 2026, and Square Enix has made another official release available for fans of the beloved RPG. Final Fantasy 10’s story, characters (especially the romance between Tidus and Yuna), and soundtrack have helped it remain popular more than two decades later, with several memorable moments still standing out among the best in the series. Now, Square Enix is giving fans another way to revisit one of those moments.
Of course, Final Fantasy 10 has received plenty of attention over the years, including its HD remaster and various merchandise releases featuring its characters. Its soundtrack is arguably just as important to the game’s lasting popularity. From the opening moments in Zanarkand to Tidus and Yuna’s relationship, music plays a major role throughout the adventure. Square Enix has also made a habit of bringing back some of its most recognizable songs through smaller collectibles, and another Final Fantasy 10 release has now joined that lineup.
Final Fantasy 10: Suteki Da Ne is Available Right Now
Square Enix has released Wave 2 of its Final Fantasy 10 “Suteki Da Ne (Isn’t It Wonderful?)” music box, which is available now through the company’s official North American store for $25.99. The collectible features the iconic song from the 2001 PS2 JRPG, with silhouettes of Tidus and Yuna decorating the front. It’s a relatively small product, measuring approximately 2.36 inches tall, 2.09 inches wide, and 1.57 inches deep. This is a new wave of an existing collectible, not an entirely new design, but it gives fans another opportunity to purchase the music box during the game’s 25th anniversary year.
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“Suteki Da Ne” is one of the most recognizable songs from Final Fantasy 10, particularly because of its connection to Tidus and Yuna’s relationship, as it accompanies the two characters’ romantic moment in Macalania. Square Enix has recreated that connection through the music box’s artwork, featuring the two’s moment in the lake. It’s also a fairly affordable piece of Final Fantasy 10 merchandise, especially compared to some of the company’s larger collectibles (which can easily cost hundreds of dollars).
It’s worth noting this isn’t the only Final Fantasy 10 music box currently available from Square Enix. The company is also selling a Wave 2 version featuring “Zanarkand,” another iconic track from the RPG. Beyond Final Fantasy 10, fans can purchase similar collectibles based on “Melodies of Life” from Final Fantasy 9 and “The Promise” from Final Fantasy 13, among many others. Square Enix has continued expanding its music box collection with releases based on Chrono Trigger, NieR, and other popular RPGs.
The return of the “Suteki Da Ne” music box is another small addition to Final Fantasy 10’s 25th anniversary year, but there’s still plenty of interest in the game’s and franchise’s future. However, the original Final Fantasy 10 continues to hold up for many fans, and its soundtrack remains a major part of that appeal. With the Wave 2 music box available now, one of the game’s most memorable songs is getting another opportunity to reach collectors.
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December 17, 2001
- ESRB
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T for Teen: Mild Blood, Mild Suggestive Themes, Violence
