Bravely Second recently released in Japan, and it’s getting a special StreetPass event throughout different parts of Japan that allows players to get various costumes for Edea, Magnolia, and Yu.

Last week, Square Enix released Bravely Second in Japan and the game sold 100,047 copies in its first week.

“I already have some ideas for Bravely Third in my head,” says producer Tomoya Asano.

Here’s s a peek at what’s included in the collaboration.

Bravely Second is just a few more days from release in Japan, and Square Enix have a couple more surprises to share, including a closer look at the two newest jobs and a peek at a new village that has an Eastern look to it.

Bravely Second’s release is just around the corner, and we’ve already seen all sorts of new jobs and returning jobs from Bravely Default. Square Enix’s latest trailer for the game shares a look at all the jobs we’ve been introduced to thus far, minus the two latest.

Square Enix introduces two new Bravely Second jobs in this week’s issue of Jump magazine.

Ryo’s “Great Distance” album for the game will release next month, and it’ll include a serial code that lets you pick out of several costumes for the party members.

Series producer Tomoya Asano and other staff members shared more details and a look at the Chariot in Bravely Second.

In this afternoon’s Japanese Nintendo Direct presentation, Square Enix shared a look at the opening movie for Bravely Second, and it shows everyone from the main party members, to the new villain known as Emperor Oblivion.

But why does she hate Yu?

Unlike other Bravely Second jobs, the Chariot is a physical attacker that can use each and every weapon type in the game. They even have a “Triple Wield” ability that allows them to use three weapons at a time.

A new dungeon and a new mini-game in Bravely Second.

This week’s issue of Famitsu reveals the newest job.

In addition to all the new jobs we’ll see in Bravely Second, the game introduces a new system called the CapCap Maker, a unique plush-making mini-game.