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Starforge Systems Launches Frieren Keyboard and Keycap Collection

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Frieren Returns This November With a New $169 Release
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Starforge Systems has announced a new limited-edition merchandise collection for Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, featuring peripherals developed in collaboration with keyboard manufacturer Ducky. The release includes the Tinker 75 mechanical keyboard, which utilizes Cherry MX2A Red Linear switches, alongside a matching 132-piece keycap set designed with a white-and-blue color scheme.

Pre-orders are currently open for the individual items as well as a bundled package that adds a desk mat and wall art to the keyboard and keycaps. The keyboard is priced at $169.99, while the standalone keycap set costs $89.99. The comprehensive bundle is available for $239.99.

Shipping for these pre-order items is scheduled to begin in November. This launch follows previous Starforge collaborations with the franchise, including earlier premium gaming PC releases that featured artwork of the main characters.

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Original headline at CBR Anime: “Frieren Returns This November With a New $169 Release”

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Release date
November
Publisher
Starforge Systems
Developer
Ducky
Price
$169.99 (Keyboard), $89.99 (Keycaps), $239.99 (Bundle)
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