Square Enix Unveils Dragon Quest Valentine’s Day Chocolate Collection
Square Enix has officially announced a new lineup of Dragon Quest merchandise tailored for the Valentine’s Day season.
The collection features six different items, including chocolates shaped like the iconic Slime monster and wearable accessories.
One of Japan’s other top gaming franchises, Pokémon, has also recently revealed two new Valentine’s Day confectionary collaborations.
The first item in the Dragon Quest Valentine’s Day merchandise collection is the “Slime Chocolate Pair Drawstring Bag,” which comes in two variations, containing either milk chocolate or strawberry-flavored chocolate inside a themed pouch.
For a larger assortment, the “Slime Chocolate Gift Tin” includes a mix of milk and strawberry chocolates along with a special plate chocolate inside a decorative tin.
The “Dragon Quest Slime Sable Peach Slime” offers strawberry-flavored sable cookies housed in a pink Peach Slime tin containing 16 individual pieces.
Fans can also purchase the “Slime Sable Keychain,” a miniature recreation of the cookie tins available in “Slime Metallic Version” and “Peach Slime” designs.
These keychains are designed to hold small items like coins or charms, mimicking the functionality of the actual cookie tins.
The full lineup of merchandise is priced as follows:
- Slime Chocolate Pair Drawstring Bag (Milk or Strawberry): 1,728 yen (approx. $11.50 USD / £9.00 GBP)
- Slime Chocolate Gift Tin: 2,700 yen (approx. $18.00 USD / £14.00 GBP)
- Slime Sable Peach Slime (Strawberry Flavor): 1,728 yen (approx. $11.50 USD / £9.00 GBP)
- Slime Sable Keychain (Metallic or Peach): 1,980 yen (approx. $13.00 USD / £10.50 GBP)
Sales will begin at various retail locations nationwide in Japan on Tuesday, January 13, 2026.
These locations include the “Dragon Quest Doguya” pop-up stores at 10 Premium Outlet locations, Square Enix Official Shops, 173 Loft stores, and 75 Ito-Yokado stores.
Pre-orders are currently available via the official Square Enix e-STORE.
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