An amazing-looking Buster Sword light stick has been released for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. Attendees of the Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth orchestra in Japan will have the opportunity to purchase the unique creation.
With its unique shape and size, Final Fantasy 7’s Buster Sword is one of the most famous items from the game.
Notable weapons from the PS1 and PS2 era of Final Fantasy include Squall’s Final Fantasy 8 Gunblade and Tidus’ Final Fantasy 10 Brotherhood water sword.
Many characters, creatures, and items in Final Fantasy 7 are memorable, but the Buster Sword was chosen so that fans can show how excited they are during the concert.
The Buster Sword light sticks for the concert have been revealed for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth. You can only get these with certain tickets from the Square Enix eSTORE.
The replica of the Buster Sword works well as a prop, and the weapon’s blade can light up in 12 vibrant colours.
Some of these colours even change the pattern of material that’s built into the weapon’s support. Unfortunately, the light stick hasn’t been announced for concerts outside of Japan yet, even though the concert will happen all over the world.
Why a Buster Sword Light Stick?
For some Final Fantasy fans, a light-up weapon might seem like a cute but awkward choice. However, the reason for it has to do with the culture of live performances in Japan.
Fans often buy or bring their own unique light sticks to cheer on the performers by waving them in the air or even doing complicated dance moves while the performers are on stage.
Custom light sticks that are themed around the performance are used in some live shows, so using one of FF7’s most famous characters is a good choice.
There are still a lot of other Final Fantasy 7 items available around the world for fans who feel left out with this one.
Numerous depictions of the famous weapon have been made, including a Buster Sword alarm clock with its own set of unique materia slots.
After the concert, there’s a good chance that some of these Buster Sword replicas will be sold again, so fans who are still interested and are willing to pay more might be able to find them.
