Hey, These Trademarks Sound Like Future Bravely Default Games

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While Bravely Default: For the Sequel is set for release on the Nintendo 3DS this December in Japan, Square Enix are also working on a second, entirely new Bravely Default game.

 

Maybe not-so-coincidentally, Square Enix have also trademarked Bravely Second and Bravely Third in Japan, reports Japanese blog Hachima Kiko. While those could be unrelated to Bravely Default, they sure sound like potential names for future games in the series.

 

We’ll have more to report on Bravely Default and future games in the series as Square Enix make more announcements along those lines in the future.

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