Final Fantasy Cold Cast Collection
Cold Cast Diorama Set​
Released by Squaresoft in 1996-1999, these were limited to 3000 pieces. Each diorama came with a serial card and card stand.
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Final Fantasy IV - Cecil Harvey on Mt. Ordeals
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Depicts the scene of Cecil's trials on Mt. Ordeals to become a Paladin after discovering his Dark Knight powers cannot work against pure evil.
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Final Fantasy V - Bartz Klauser & Boko
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Depicts a camp fire scene, capturing Bartz and Boko's friendship and sense of adventure.​
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Final Fantasy VI - Celes Chere during the Opera scene.
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Depicts the scene of Celes impersonating​ Maria during the opera "Mario and Draco".
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Final Fantasy VII - Cloud Strife & Aerith Gainsborough at the Forgotten City.
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Depicts the scene where Cloud lays Aerith's body to rest in a pool of water in the Forgotten City.​
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Final Fantasy VIII - Squall Leonhart & Rinoa Heartilly during the Waltz.
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Depicts Squall and Rinoa's first meeting and their dance during the "Waltz for the Moon".​
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Mount Ordeals is where people must undergo an "ordeal", or trial, to become a Paladin.
Bartz Klauser is a lone wanderer who travels the world with his chocobo Boko.
The "Aria di Mezzo Carattere" is a musical number performed by Celes during the Opera "Maria and Draco".
The primary capital of the ancient Cetra civilization, but after the Calamity from the Skies struck the Planet nearly wiping out the Cetra, it has been an abandoned ruin.
The "Waltz for the Moon" is when Squall meets Rinoa for the first time at Balamb Garden's SeeD inauguration ball.
Final Fantasy VII Highwind Cold Cast
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Originally released in March 1997 and limited to 500 pieces, it was released in 2005 as a standard edition.​
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Final Fantasy VII Cloud Strife VS Sephiroth Cold Cast
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Released in 1999 and limited to 1000 pieces, the cold cast depicts Cloud and Sephiroth's final confrontation in Final Fantasy VII
The Highwind was designed and built by Cid Highwind, Shinra Electric Power Company's chief aeronautical engineer.
The scene depicting Cloud and Sephiroth's final battle in Final Fantasy VII.
Transcendent Artists Collection: Final Fantasy VIII
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Released in in April 1999 by Kotobukiya. Each statue was sculted by either Takayuki Takeya or Kenji Ando.
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Squall Leonhart atop Bahamut.
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Seifer Almasy atop Odin.
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Rinoa Heartilly atop Siren.
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Zell Dincht & Irvine Kinneas atop Diabolos.
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Selphie Tilmitt & Quistis Trepe atop Leviathan.
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Final Fantasy IX Vivi Ornitier Holding Frame Cold Cast Statue
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The only cold cast made for Final Fantasy IX, it depicts Vivi Ornitier holding a frame with a picture of Final Fantasy IX's main cast. The picture is actually a phone card that can be taken out. It stands around 16.5cm in height and was released in 2000.​​
A black mage tender in years, who is reticent and somewhat naïve. While at first glance appears frail and unreliable in battle, he is in fact a powerful wielder of magic. He always strives to do right and through the numerous life-or-death encounters he faced with Zidane has grown confident in himself. Vivi enjoys theater.
Final Fantasy XVI Form-Ism Scene Diorama - Eyes on Home-
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The Form-Ism Scene product line is a series of three-dimensional dioramas first released in 2025.
-Eyes on Home- (-Nostalgia- in Japan) is inspired by Final Fantasy VI's iconic art piece, “Eyes on Home”. Clive, Jill, and Joshua are refined with intricate, sculptural details to recreate the ambience of the original art, and translucent materials replicate the water.
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