
Final Fantasy IX 25th Anniversary Fan Art Project, Video Shared
Square Enix released Final Fantasy IX in Japan on July 7, 2000, and it shared a special movie video and kicked off a 25th Anniversary official Fan Art Project to celebrate. This follows up on other promotions to honor this Final Fantasy title, like Zoff glasses and Adorable Arts figures . The art collection takes place between July 7, 2025 and October 31, 2025, and is divided by region. As an example, folks in North America, Europe, Oceania, South America, Africa, and some regions and Asia submit to one site and people in Japan turn in designs to another one .
First, here’s the Final Fantasy IX 25th Anniversary Special Movie. This video features major moments from this installment. As it does, the theme song “Melodies of Life” plays. There are some spoilers shown in it, particularly involving Dagger, so keep that in mind if you watch and aren’t familiar with this installment.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvLmrn7EGiA
In the case of the Final Fantasy IX 25th Anniversary Fan Art Project, this is not a contest. It is a collection of works for display. If someone submits digital or pictures of non-digital art, it could be highlighted on the official site, during events, and on social media. People can submit on the site for their region. The notice did state “Please note that the presentation of the fan art, including any resizing, partial display, cropping, printing, modifications, or whether or not the nickname is displayed, will be determined at the discretion of SQUARE ENIX Co., Ltd. Please submit your application only if you agree to these terms.” Submitted a work doesn’t guarantee Square Enix will use it, but if the company does the artist is granting a license to use it for promotional purposes for free.
Final Fantasy IX can be found on the PlayStation, PS4, Switch, Xbox One, PC, and mobile devices. The 25th Anniversary Fan Art Project works can be submitted until October 31, 2025.
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