Ougon Musou Kyoku X Retail Store Bonuses Are Golden

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Gather around, for it is time for that which we love most dearly. The word whose merest utterance can cause the bravest of male readers to drop to their knees, trying desperately to contain the fountain of blood threatening to erupt from their noses, as they search frantically for their wallets.

 

It is time for…“Sample”.

 

Samples of store bonuses for Ougon Musou Kyoku X, to be more specific. And what fine samples they are!

 

 

Telephone card from Animate (left) and library card from AmiAmi (right).

 

 

A library card from Imagine.

 

Telephone cards from Gamers (left) and Sofmap (right).

 

Library card from Messe Sanoh (left) and phone card from Medio (right).

 


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