Source: http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2014/08/square_enix_announces_limited_edition_of_final_fantasy_explorers_in_japan

"The bundle features the 3DS game, the mini-soundtrack Final Fantasy Explorers Suppin Tracks, an art book with illustrations by Yoshitaka Amano, Gen Kobayashi, and Toshiyuki Itahana; and to keep your 3DS XL warm and fashionable this fall the bundle also includes a console cover featuring Bahamut and a faux leather 3DS XL carrying pouch, all for 14,040 yen.

The bundle also features an exclusive in-game bonus quest where players can acquire the full set of Onion Knight equipment (the Onion Sword, Onion Helm, Onion Armor, and Onion Boots)"

I really want this to come to the west now.

This is a leaked document from the last square meeting of their new business strategy.

Doubt we will see that limited edition in the west but the game itself I am quite hopeful for. I know SQEX and Ninty wont localise DQ on 3DS but if we can get an FF spinoff like BDFF and MonHun why cant we get the FF MonHun spinoff... yeah dont get your hopes up

I really want you to explain how this is a "head up own arse" thing from Square Enix, when it actually looks brilliant.

this was actually very good to know guys

jogos de moto

Very nice hopefully it makes its way over to the west.

 Oh and for anyone who's interested there’s a bravely second live stream about to start in half an hour.

http://www.siliconera.com/2014/08/25/watch-square-enix-presents-japans-bravely-second-livestream/

Where are my next-gen games, SE?

Final Fantasy XV, Tomb Raider (lol), and Kingdom Hearts are next-gen. 

Dragon Quest is waiting for Nintendo Fusion IMO, which will probably own what's left of the traditional Japanese market. 

So, help me here. This is lik FF meets Monster Hunter right? (No problem with that, just asking. It is actually a good idea)

@OP

Nice bundle.

Kinda, while it has hunting elements the game is more action oriented than MH. SE said the game is like a lite MMORPG.

I'm really hyped for this game, cannot wait to play it (or localize it for that matter)