SoniComi Limited Edition
Nitroplus

SoniComi is an adventure game where you play the part of a cameraman taking shots of her as she progresses through her career.

And here's all the goodies laid out. Let's take a closer look, shall we?

The front of the box.

The back of the box.

The front picture is a removable post card!
I actually squee'd when I realised this. Her winking face is too cute!

Removing the lid we find...

A photo album for you and Sonico! Haha!

There's even a place to put your own picture!

A cute picture of the cute waifu.

Back of the photo album.

A special card from the Dominion trading card game (signed by Sonico!!)

Back of the card.

Lots of little illustrations of Sonico.

Front of the playing manual.
I love this image, so excited about the upcoming Orchid Seed figure based on this illustration! item/98781

Inside the playing manual (incase you happened to be interested).

Advertisements for Sonico related websites.
(And a parody illustration of Sonico dressed as the Miku PV Romeo & Cinderella!)

Advertisements for more Sonico goodies.

Yay for Sonico music!

Nitroplus goodies catalogue.

Oooooooh.

The game CD.

Very plain. It has a faint SoniComi logo at the bottom and says "SoniComi" around the outside edge.

A special SoniComi drama CD featuring Daiichi Uchuu Sokudo! (Sonico's band)

Back of the CD.

A closer look at some of the tracks.

A photobook! (Signed again by the lovely lady herself ^_^)

Inside are some tidbits about Sonico, the game and some lovely illustrations.

Pretty.

Eeee!

And lastly, this adorable little guitar pick!

If only I could play guitar...

And that's the SoniComi Limited Edition! I was actually so surprised at how big the whole thing was! I was expecting it to be the same kinda height as a regular DVD case! Hopefully, playing through this game will help me with improving my Japanese reading and listening skills. :3

One other thing I'm now wondering about it, where am I going to put it? I don't want to risk damaging the cae by just stacking it with my regular games but I don't have a lot of room to display it either.

Where do you store your Japanese and limited edition games, MFC? Strewn about randomly, on display or carefully hidden away?

Thanks for reading!